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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-08-09
JACKSON APPOINTED
To SUCCEED RUCKER

An Associated Press dispatch was re-
ceiVed Tin Atlanta Monday morning from
washington which states that Henry s.
jackson has been appointed by President
Taft as collector of internal revenues for
Georgia TO succeed Henry A Rucker. the
negro incumbent.
The appointment is a recess appointment
and must be approved by the senate
when congress again convenes.
Mr.. Jackson has not been officially no.
titled that the president has named him
as internal revenue collector for Georgia.
The dispatch. however, is authentic.
Henry A. Ruckers while a negro, has
held the ONCE OF internal revenue col
lector for Georgia since 1897 He was
appointed by President Mckinley and held
office under the Roosevelt administration.
He was ranked by government inspectors
as an efficient officer.
About June-1 Collector Rucker sent to
Washington his resignation as internal
revenue collector for Georgia. 1t was
suggested then that he might be given
another appointment.
This dispatch from Washington does
not say when Mr.. Jacksons appointment
will become effective.
The Office OF internal revenue collector
for Georgia is politically and for a BUSH
ness reason one Of the most important
government appointments in the state
II carries with it a salary dependent on
the collections made. At present, the col
lector's salary amounts to about $500
year.
Several changes will probably be made
I'm the Office force when Mr.. Jackson as
sumes the collectorship.
Henry S. jackson is the son of the
late Justice Howell E. Jackson, of the
L. S. supreme court and a brother-in-
law OF Mayor Robert F. Maddox, and
stands at the very Top in social and fl
nancial circles. His appointment will
be received with general satisfaction IN
Atlanta and throuEhout the state,
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-08-09
ACTOR WHO PLAYED WITH
EDWIN BOOTH Is DEAD

NEW YORK, Aug. S.-John B. Studley,
So years old, an old tragedian, who played
with Edwin Booth, Edwin Forrest and
Laura Keene, is dead here Of infirmi-
ties incident to old age. He was born
in Boston, became an actor, and de-
voted himself to tragedy and old school
melodrama. He was a favorite In "Pi-
zare," Jack Cade." 1.-The Dukes Mot
to-" and in the Shakespearean TRACE
dies.
He was six feet tall and of powerful
build, with a resonant voice that could
reach every part OF the big playhouse
of olden times. He was a man of great
reserve and personal pride. His late
years were passed in poverty. Although
he had many friends, he would never ac-
cept a loan and never confided his trou-
bles to anybody.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-08-09
Watson Denies Charge
in Letter from Burke

THOMSON, Ca, Aug. 6.-Replying to
the charges contained in Congressman
Burke's letter, Mr.. Watson made the fol-
lowing statement:
Il emphatically deny the whole story,
which is false in every particular.
was not in Chicago during 1900, but spent
the year here at home doing literary
work. was In Chicago for a short time
in 1904, after the death of Mark Hanna,
stopping while en- route to Lincoln, Neb.,
to make a speech in behalf of William
Jennings Bryan, and on the return trip
east to New York, where I spoke at
Cooper Union. 1 invite an inspection of
the Palmer house register during 1900,
which will prove the truth of my state
ment."
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-08-09
THOUSANDS CHEER
SPEECH OF SMITH
To FULTON VOTERS

Greatest Political Demonstra-
ton in History of the South
Was Held in Auditorium-Ar-
mory Friday Night
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-08-09
SHOOTS NEGRO TO
SAVE HIS OWN LIFE

COLUMBUS, Ca, Aug. s.-"Justifiable
homicide" was the verdict of the cor
oner's jury in the case of James H
Knowles. white express employee, who
shot to death Ben TiIlman, a negro, as
the latter was advancing on him with
a Ratchet at the Union station, following
heated controversy. Two hundred ne
groes gathered at the scene, but no trout
HE resulted
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-08-09
Accidentally Shot.

COLUMBUS, Ga, Aug. s.-July Gilbert,
a prominent truck farmer. accidentally
shot himself In the arm, almost tearing it
from the shoulder. The wound Is serious.
but not fatal
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-08-09
Site for Exhibit,

TURIN, Aug. S.-Francis B. Loomig.
American commissioner to the Interna-
tional and Industrial exposition, to be
held in Turin next year, selected the
site of the American industries ak tie
exposition
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-06-16
4ittStcu.

- Durd bic uOrseitiss @ntlaOuns
zines Sprsnsi8uiiss in Der Grstsr 5eae
usrlOr am Disnitas SObn ScObls Ous
Seben.
: -Sobn Sebro, elm 8ersmann In Der
@rstsr 3sde, purbe DiOntus iofort &C..
tOOtst, oils sr Sufauis elm Quuutum
Pulusr jur @rplOiiOn brahts.
= Der % Sabre alts Milbar gst.
tod, ben bic Uittwe unb 3msi Sinbsr
iiberlsbeu, wuroe Samftas in Der But.
Ter Ss4s ourd sinen 5slieHfuu setDotst.
- Der 8rausrsibsiissr allsn @lsn.
men rannts 5reitas absub on Wtain
StraBe mit.Iisinem. neusn gutOmObil
sinsn 9idbrissn itulisniidsn Snabsu no.
msuss sSOiOliuu uisOsr. ibu Osrart per.
lsssnb, buB sr jwunSis Dtinutsn ipdter
itarb er bate einsn SddOslbrud ba'
uonsetrasen. Der, 8nabs raunte bireft
Dor bic Wiai6ine, uls er eiusm @sfabr'
tsnInadlisf.
-als Sobu S'Wiallsb pou BrpSsn
Strase iih MOntas 9taat in SssIsit'
uns uOn jwei junSen Dameu, Srdulein
Rssina SonleD unb Sraulein @inifreb
Sanlep, auf BEN 9simpss bsfunO, tuur'
ben iie on Der obsren Wtartet Strass
bon orei Stalienern iiberfalleu, absr in
ibrem gorbabsu uon S'Wtallsb psrbin.
bert, uuf ben bic Sdufte mebrsreS diiis
abfsusrtsn unO oann bic Sluft ererifs
fen. Gin 9allunfs nabm O'Wfallsp in
aniprud, wdbreno bic anbsren jtpsi bic
Mabdsn fOrtjuidlsppsn iu&tsn, uber
S'Wtallep leste ieinen Gnsreifer labm
unO elite bann gum 8eiftanb Der Mido.
den. beren StOtarufe mittlsrpeils Die
StaIisusr ssspunSen bate, iis wisbsr
fret 3u laiieu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-06-16
nus bem pberen Ehale.
(dr4balb @orreiponbsn3.)

= Srauf SepfO tpnrbe Samfias In
bsm @ruiip SslanO S@uat auf Der
Stslls srfdIa9sn. als ibn bel Der 8slaO.
uns sinss 9arrsn elm Dsdenfall traf.
-..Midasl Espapasii BON RaD.
fielb. tp,l@sr Dor stli9sn Do9sn In Der
.. & 8. 3s9s swiiasn Surrsn sefun.
cen uub innsrlid uerlsst wurbs, LIT am
SOnntas I'M giOtbfall Soipital ben Sol.
gen Der Bertesuus srlseeu.
(@arbonbale @orrsiponbenj.)
Der Baui9rsinsr Dsllinstou 3.
8ladpsG pon Dapue StraBs, Der i&on
siniss 3sit on sinem 9autausiflas litt
unb in ben lssten Eagsn 3situeiis aus
bem 3opfe mar, bssins am Donneritas
yiu9t Sslbitmorb, iubsm ct lia nit
einsm 0taiirmeGer Die Seble bur6i6nitt.
Wian nimmt on, bab bic S9merjeu ibn
tempOrar irriiuuis muGten uno sr bann
bic Gbat besins.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-06-16
Sunmore.

= Mit Der Sadfteinpfluiteruns BON
Slafslp StraBe purbs lests 8o6e lpie.
Der ansefanssn uuo idrsitet bic arbsit
nun tii4tis uOrwdrts.
= 5rdulsin Sarub Ereslsr bon Glib
Slatelp StraBs. 20 Sabre oft uno als
ausbilfelebrerin In ben Boronsbi6ulen
anssftsllt, 1T MOutus Gbeub mad uur
msbrtdsissr 9ranfbsit ssftorbsn. Sis
bate fi6 am @sfi6t Slutusrsiftuns ,u.
se5ossn, bic t6otli6 uerlief.
= Die 8obnuns bss Srrie Sislin
on Barren StraBe murbs am Samftas
yia4t uOllitdnbis bur6 einen BranO
,erftOrt, sinsn Serluit BON iiber 1000
ueruriuaeno, Der tbsilweiie bur6 Ssr'
ii6srunS gebedt lift. Die Samilis butte
elm isbr fnappes @ntfommen unb mubte
tbeilpeiie in ben ytu9ttleiosrn aus osm
brsnnsnbsn @ebdubs sntfliebsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-06-16
0Hanne Gpuntn.

SsnssbaIe. = Paitor 6. 6. Millsr
BON Bath 1T gum SeellOrssr Der bisii.
gen osutiden su. lutb. ct. Sobunnss
@smsinbe erpdblt wOrben uuo pirO i'm
fOmmsnbsn WtOuat feline amtsphidten
antrstsn.-Der felt suei Nionutsu Oau.
eruOs Strsit Der bieiiseu @lasidlsifer
bat iein @nbs srreift, ea bic @issntbii'
mer Der g8srfs bic 5orbsruussn Der Gr.
better betpillistsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-06-16
Bilses. Sarre Ra&ri&ten.

- Der 9uSsrns @Ountp 3w.is isnb.t
fiinf;ebn Delesuten ua4 Reabins.
- Das Eager Der BetsransniUbne
pirb Sumitus bier sr6ffust unb feds
2uss oaueru.
- a4tpbn @bsi9sibunssn murOsn
pom gussrns @ountp @sridt psrsanssns
@o6s bspillist.
= Der 60 Sabre alts Sauihreiusr
Samusl .. Sablsr LIT lsste @o4e in
i,insr SDObuuus an Mallsr1 Rlaes &C.
ftorben.
Serr @ultap lllbri6 bot i'm 9ofe
isiner @Obnuns Sio. 247 9ioro 9ancod
StraBs cine Eurni9uls srbffnet uno
felt feline Disnfts als esbrsr gratis ;ur
Ssrfiisung.
= @s 1T pabrideinlid, oaB jwiihsn
4Ort 8Iau9arb uno BpOmins cine
usue Bride iibsr ben SusqusbanuaHuB
ssbaut wirb, inbsm bic @rOBsei6WOre.
men bas PrOisit smpfoblen bubsn.
= gm Di,nitus lsstsr 8O9s 1T Der
bsfannts Deuti6s Pster Ssim uon Der
S8Obuuus ieinsr EOdter aus sur lssten
Rubs beisciest worben. Gr mar 7s
Sabre alt unb felt sinsm bulbsn Sabr'
bunOsrt bier aniaiiis.
-3u PlpmOutb wurOsu Wiittwod
letter BOds in Der Baibinston Ss6s
TbsobOr Essfs bur6 bic @rpIoiion elmer
PatrOns sst6otst; unb in Der Siottinss
BAN 3s9s SiO. 16 9lleranosr DssOsfi
Ourd sinsn 3us lOsselOitsr Sarrsu.
- am SOnntas ftarb Su sltluntic
@hp Serr @sOrss SOpelanO i'm Utter
uOn nabe 81 9abrsn. Der YsritorbsHe
mar Der Glteits GouOiat in Sujsrne @Oun.
IN, oenn er purbe bereils in 1914 Sur
Praris 3uselulisn. Sin SObn uuO cine
GO6tsr iiberleben ibn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-06-16
SaS GbaI abmdrtS.

SubIor. = Das fiir lssten Sonntae
anseieste SdisBen bss SSilbelm EEL
S6hssn Club 1T 3u 8uher sspOrben,
inoem es am 8ormitta9 unaufb6rlif
re9uste. Das @omits bat nunmebr bas
Sdiebsn auf ben &c. bs. Wits. uerlssi
uno bsst bic 9offnuns, oaB Der SSetter'
NADER snolid Elm @iHisben baben piro.
Darum, ibr 9srren S4iisen. nihts fiir
UNCUT, uno iOmmst am 26. Sum- re4t
3ablrei4 nod BEN 0dlb9en bes Ssrrn
9etnri9 Sbultbeis. S1ie INNER, wirb
aud bort fir bic 8elu9er in jeber Bin.
ii4t 9eiorst weroen. 5reunbs iinb berg
Ii4 sinsslaOsn. - Serr MsIdiOr S6ilo
pom Gaplor StraBe muB felt etma flint
8o9eu bas 8stt bitten unb man fiirh.
tet bic idlimmiteu 5olsen. Gr mar i'm.
mer elm gutter 5rsunO unb Oubsr bsriibrt
bic gla4riht fbmsrjli4. = Gm Conn
tas, ben 10. SUM. pirO Der iibli6s Sim
berta9 in Der @pansel. STRIDE ssfsiert
meroen. Gin sseisnstes Program, be-
ftebenb aus 2iebern un6 Deflamationen,
wirb uon Der Sonntasi6uls uOrsstra'
gen wsrbsn, nit Silfe oes @eianousr'
sins. Die Seier bssinnt nm 10 rlbr
MtOrSeus unb 1T Ssbsrmann wilfom.
men. = Gua bier beginner bic @ruben'
isufuuSsn llnbsil anSuri6ten, ipsnu au9
3unddit nur auf Der Stdtte Der Tobtsn.
Su benz SOreit SOme 5risbbOfe in Sib
EaplOr, iibsr Der Guplor 3eds Der eud'
awanna @ompanie, iinb rs 8esrdniBs
pldse bur9 bic Seniuns beriibrt NOR.
ben, inoem @rabiteiue BON 2-3 SuB
iiA ieniten; nnb oaB aud Sdrse in bic
Eisfe iaufen, piro allsemein befiirdtst.
SAINTS Sris uOu Eobpbanna, tpsl6sr
an Der nenen Sabnitation oabier arbsi'
tete, bate Dienitas elmer Sbnma9ts'
fall nno als feline arbsitsSsnOfeu bsrbsi
eiIten, nm ihn aufSubsbeu, fanbsn iie
cine 9ei6s. @r mar stwa 35 Sabre aft
nnO bic Dittwe unO Swei ainoer iibsr'
lebsn i'm.
= Durh 8eri6isbun9en Der Sbsrs
fldde, bic friib SOnntas WfOrssn unfin'
gen uuO bis WtOutas fOrtOausrtsn, iino
in auoca etDa Elm Duseno Bobnbduier
unb bic futb. ct. Wiurien fart bsi6d'
Oist mOrben; Der S&aoen an lesterer
wurOs Sur 3sit auf $15, 900 ueruuidIast
uub Fam nod srOBer weroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-06-16
Gines Rannes Gutadlten.

VtHtp 0VuHWtp VutuVitHs sSW OiII
fsft Hber5sust-, iarsibt Ssrr s. M.
Bauer aus arssnta, arf., roas ss feline
WtsOiSin in Der Bslt Sisbt, psIde Sor.
mis- alpenfrdutsr slsid fommt. SD
babe ale arteu BON Weoi1inen usriudt.
absr nidts bat mir iemals 70 gut &c.
tban, pie Der alpsnfrdntsr."
S6rsiben Sis um elm @rsmplar bss
y ~araufen 8Ots', wel6sr uollftdnbiss
Gusfunft iibsr oisiss alts, ssitbswdbrte
3rdutersSsilmittel srtbeilt. g8irb ui6t
in gpOtbefen usrfauft, SpeSiul' asentsu
lisfsrn ibn. Wiun fdreibs an Or. Petsr
5abrnsp & Cons Co., 1926 9. SoDne
aus., @bicaso, 81.
5orni's sllpsnirduter 8lutbslebsr lit
3u baben bel Seurp Battsr, 1O11 @sbar
Npenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-06-16
@eneraI . gOitmellter SitdeOd bot

= General Poitmsiitsr Sit9cOd bat
cine Serfiisuus befannt sesebeu, laut
psldsr Die 5Orm Der elO.gnweiiuussn
absednbsrt uno bic benz ROitmeiitsrn
bisbsr amtlib 3ussitellte Gnleise iibsr
Die gIussabs bon @sIoanpeiiunssn uuf'
ssbobsu pirO. Dur4 Die bsubfdtistsn
aeuOsrunssu bofit Der SberpOitmsiftsr
osm POftOspurtsmsnt idbrIia $500, 900
gu sripareH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-06-16
Spbe Part Rptiaen.

Sn osm Tsi9s Der SamptOn 3s9s
srtrauf ssitsrn absnb ber 10 Sabre alte
Ssslis Gpaus bon @puOn StraBs.
- 5rau M. 9situer uon Banbsrpsn.
ter Boulspurb reifs am Samitas na9
BuffaIo, u. o., mo fie msbrsrs Wlunate
bel elmer Todtsr perlsben pirb.
= Daniel Rubasfsb. aubrsp Du.
bid, Soispb WiarianO unb TbOmas
Stotafie. idmmtlif bon bisisr Ssits, bic
I'm Gnsrosblod an 9adamanna ausnus
msbrsre 8absn nm sBaarsn bsifablsn,
purOsu Woutas untsr Biirsidaft gum
Pro3eB sebalten.
= @twa fiinfsis Psrionsn, Die In Der
gta9baridaft Der beiddbistsn Sduts
on @beituut Gusnus pobusn, purbsn
Wtoutas yta9t mebr obsr wenissr BON
@as affisirt, benn cine @asrSbre barit
wdbrenb Der Nadt unb 0as @as brans
in bic 8obuunssn. Gum Slid wurbe
nismanb 70 i9limm bstaubt, bas 9sbsns'
sefabr uorlas.
- DaS Gbspaar Wfartin @urSis bon
ylOrb 9pbe Pari Gpsnus purbs Gam.
ftus Oiadt BON siuem 5rsmbsn, BEN iis
untsrfnnft saben, nm bic Sumnis BON
$3.50 beitobleu. Der 3srl, Der elm &c.
risbensr S6pinbler lit. fog ibnsn Dor,
baB CT aus ssp0bnli6em Papisr 8anf'
noten bsrftellsn fSnue unb auf .bisis
Dsiie fanb er aus, OaB iia ous @slo i'm
Sauie befano uno aud, mo ss 3u bOlsu
fei, worauf er wdbrenb Der gtadt auf'
ftanb, es ii4 ansiSnete uno bisrauf per'
i6man6.
C. 6. @omarbs, ber auseblid als
8ormann an bem neuen BREEDER ange.
itett lit, ben bic Yadamanna @ompanie
3u Euplor srriaten ldBt, pnros Disn.
itas abenb auf bic srauirsnoe GnflaSe
obue 8hrsifuft Ssbalten, am Sonutas
gu 8egfer Sallsp brei flsine 0fdo4en
friminsll ansesriffsn 3u babsn. 3wei
5rausu uub sines Der Mdb9en trutsn
als 3eussu Ssssu ben 8hitlius auf unO
mad einem Serb6r brObte Der Batter bes
Sinbes, ibn 3u tOOteu unb wollts ii4
aud an ibm usr9rsifen, aber Srsunbe
usrbinbsrten ibn barau.
- Billiam M. Preltmoob, Pralibsnt
Der 9epier 8allep Seibc @ompanie, Der
anssbli6 Dor mshreren Monatsn sinsn
friminsllsn Gnsriff auf bic 1s Sabre
alte 6rau Sslsn Slunoin madts, pelde
in Der 5abrif Der @Ompanie aussitsllt
mar, 1T Srsitas abenb in @rmanseluns
BON $4,000 1hrsidaft bsm @sfdnsniB
iiberiaubt moroen. Der ansriff lOll
srfolst iein. als bic Srau in feline Office
ssrufsu nuros, uuo na6ber iOll Preft.
wooO ibr erilart babsn, baB sr anbsre
nntsr ibm bsiddftists Mao9eu in Der
slsi9en SBeiie bsbanbette.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-06-16
Sebe ipariaule
Sanstran, ipel9e lief

bi.Ies, bitten mir, Sisie ISOLDE sinsn
Bsiu& bel uns ub3uitatten. Der srOB'
ts allsr Ssrfdufs lit i'm @uns-fins am
Montas nit Sdwuns on uub pirS 10
fortSausrn = uuo Der SrunO Saihr 1T
In elm paar 8Ortsn srflart. Soften
preiis, unb in pislsn Sallen beoeutsno
wsnisr, brinst Bswesuus in srOBs
Suufsh pon 8aaren unO Scrantonsr
Sausfrausn unb Wtittsr eruten groBe
GriparniHe. @srbsn Sis bieie 8Ods
bier isin? gir bOfsu ss bsitimmt, Sa
ss bsbsutet bic @riparuib BON Dollars
fiir sic.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-06-16
Deuti9e 8rieflife.

SufOlss .GiniturBes elmer Bride
sntslsiite in Der 9idbe bon Guile 9ursas,
&iirfsi, Elm @rprsB3us Der Orient @ilen.
babn. Wtsbrers 8ussOns itiirSten in
Die &tsfe unc purOen BON ben Slutbsn
bssrabsn. PsriUusu bonn 3usspsrlOual
uno uisIs Paiiusisrs Durbsu sstObtst.
Die fsinften Drudarbsiten Der StaOt,
Sisfert bic Office Oss''. 8odeublatt.s
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-06-16
Sir
,,Sbre 9obbeit"
Die Sraut.

STIR bic Brant BON Suni 1910 bic
Drdut. pUn usrsansensu Suni's uno
bic Srauts Der 3uiunft = pifsn mir
Feline msbr bsqusmsn, gut paiisuos uno
anisbbnrsn Sdube uls bic ~SOrOfis." I"
Bi.asidt Sisbsn Sis absr Srforbs nno
8umps Dor. Stun. mir babsn cine isbr
sroburtiss auswubl-alls Seosr. Suftn
unb Sueos-ulls Surbsn unb alls Stpls
nnb @rDBsu. Sbr Brauts! aommst
unb wablst bsuts Oas Ss~aniats aus,
gamps, Sriorbs nnS edubs 81
50, 81 aab $5 bas Paar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-06-16

= Srdulsin alice POttsr BON @lSiu,
SGs., tiiubiste in Chicago ibre abifGt
an, lid an Der asrOplun. Bettfabrt @bi'
9ort gu bstbsilissn, fiir Die
elm Prsis uOn $25, 900 uusssisst 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-06-16

Sruu Mtinnis WiOt6manu uOn Pitts'
trn Gusnus rsiite ROntuS mad Pbila'
belpbiu, nm ben Sdluspriifuussn Der
tluiusriitdt BON Psnuipluauieu bsiIu'
pObnsu, inbsm ibr SObn Sarrp u. als
3ubnur5t buislbit sruOuirsn nirb. q
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-17
JACK LONDON GETS
ROAST IN SERMON
Pastor Declares Novelist Is a
Man With No Future Be-
yOnd the Cemetery

OAKLAND, Jan. 16.-Jack London.
the novelist, sat tonight in a pew of
the First congregational church and
listened TO the minister, Rev. C. R.
Brown, discussing his last publication,
, Martin Eden"
The author heard the child of his
fancy called the autobiography of a
materialist disappointed with success,
of determinist whose hopes reached
not beyond the cemetery-the final ut
terance of a dreamer
Prefacing his sermon with an expla-
nation that he knew the novelist well.
Rev. Mr.. Brown Informed his congre-
cation that Martin Eden was auto
biographical, even to the frontispiece
of a youth and maiden dreaming in the
hills. The man. said the minister, was
the picture of London.
Reaching the dismal finale, wherein
Eden, the famed writer, browns him
self. the clergyman exclaimed: rs this
Jack London's last word in his last
book?"
II lOOhS IKE q udB III ulSITeSS ana
sounds like the sob of lost soul. What
is the matter? The best text l can Of
fer to this man is Except We become as
a little child, ye can not enter in -.' .
The biblical quotation the pastor did
not complete. He thus characterized
London:
Jack London does not believe in
God; he is a materialfst with no faith
In the soul-a determinist in morals
with no hope in the hereafter man
with no future beyond the cemetery.
In-attaining all he wanted he has
not been happy, for he has fame. He
is loved by two wives. both living, for
his temperament is not conducive to
the sanctity of a home"
London's presence was not known to
the minister until he had concluded his
sermon. Then Alexander Stewart, the
choirmaster, tapped Rev. Mr.. Brown on
the shoulder and pointed to the face of
Jack London in the audience
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-17
FARMERS UNION TO
MEET IN WALLA WALLA
One Thousand Delegates Will
Attend Sessions

WALLA WALLA. Jan. 16-Incoming
trains today brought the advance
guard of the one thousand delegates
who will attend the tristate convention
of the farmers education and co-opera-
tive union, which convenes in this city
tomorrow morning for a three days
session. BY Monday night it is ek-
pected all will have arrived.
Among the questions of interest to
the wheat producing section of the in
land eonpire which will be discussed
during the sessions will be whether
the Washington union shall purchase
the entire output of grain bags from
the state and distribute them among
the local unions or allow the differ
ent locals to do their own buying.
Success of cooperative grain ware
houses the past season makes ii prob
able that action will be taken to build
more this spring for handling this
seasons crop.
Resolutions favoring the parcels post
and opposing President Taft's PROPOSAL
to raise the rates on magazines will be
introduced
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-17
DEMAND FOR BASIC
AND BESSEMER STEEL
Pennsylvania Mills and Manu-
faCturerS Place Many Orders

NEW YORK, Jan. ia fair volume
of business in pig iron was placed
last week in the eastern territory, in
Guiding several contracts for foundry
grades of a nOncOmpetitive character
ranging from 1000 TO 5000 tons each.
Agricultural implements manufactur-
ers and malleable founders, east and
west. have been negotiating for $4,000
to $4,000 tons of malleable Bessemer.
Steel plants in eastern Pennsylvania
are in the market for 1000 tons OF
basic The same interests are in the
market for round tonnages of heavy
steel melting scrap for shipment over
the next six to nine months. bidding s17
delivered. In all. 100000 tons are pend
ing.
The United States steel corporation
produced II 500. 900 tons of pig iron in
1909. breaking all previous yearly rec
Ords.
Business in finished steel products
has been quiet without important new
features, but there have been fair speci-
fications on previous contracts. Rail-
roads have placed few orders for equip
ment Fabricated structural steel or
ders aggregated Is, 900 tons
The weather retards shipments and
some mills in need OF steel are clos
ing temporarily.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-17
HEIRESS ADMITS SHE
LOVED PALMIST NIBLO
Now Revealed as Rogue, Saws
Miss Gazzam
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

NEW YORK. Jan. 16.-Miss Antoi-
nette Elizabeth Gazzam, the $4,000. 900
heiress. who lives alone in castle on
the top of Storm King mountain, near
Cornwall -on-the Hudson, in a remark
able interview today defended herself
against the criticism resulting from her
escapade with Marshall Clark, the Chi
cago and Los Angeles mystic, who is
known among psychics as Niblo the
Palmist. She said:
Il defended my love for Marshall
Clark, who is now revealed to me as
a designing rogue, because 1 believed L
had a right to his affections.
The alienation suit brought by his
wife was settled at my request for s25,
600. ! was squelched at every turn by
those who handle my legal matters
There were no others to whom 1 could
turn"
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-17
DOORS OF PALESTINE
OPENED TO HEBREWS
Prosperous Jewish Colonies on
Plain of EsdraeIon
Especial Gable 10 The Call

LONDON. Jan, 16.-Letters from Jeru-
salem say that the proclamation of the
constitution in Turkey has thrown open
the doors of Palestine to the incoming
of Jews from all parts of the world. In
Jerusalem alone four-ffths of the pop
ulation are Jews.
Almost the whole plain of Esdraelon
has been bought. up by them. Their
prosperous colonies spread from Dan to
Beersheba. The valley of the Jordan is
being eagerly sought after by Jewish
capitalists and Zionists. The Holy City
is essentially Jewish town
More than 100 Jewish schools already
exist in Jerusalem alone, and syna-
gogues are going up everywhere. The
value of land has risen fourfold.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-17
ENGLISH THESPIANS
FARE POORLY IN PARIS
Famous Names Are HopeIessIy
JumbIed by French Press

Ever since the English actors went
to Paris for the opening Of the memo
rial to COquelin at the Comedie, says
the Bystander. their photographs have
been appearing under the weirdest pat
ronymics in the French papers. In a
characteristically Gallic manner nearly
all the names have been spelled wrong
or misplaced. For instance, under
Hare's portrait was Mr.. Norman
Forbes" and under Forbes himself Mr.
Henry Neville" (who never went to
Paris). while Sir Squire Bancroft was
rechristened Sir Bankrupt" and Mr..
Walkley, the brilliant dramatic critic of
the Times. made his bow as Mr.. Vul-
garlv"