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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-10-06
HEAVY OFFERINGS CAUSED
THE DECLINE IN COTTON
Market in New York Closed g
to IL Points Down From the
Previous Close

NEW YORK. Oct. 5--cotton opened steady
az decline q points 90 April but generally
ueeaanged 20 points higher in response 10 high
e Liverpool cables and over night advices from
ne south claiming stealier interior spot mar
ketx- Offerings were heavy at the initial ad.
vanee. private cahles firm Liverpool reported
thaf lockout vas threatened In northeast Ian
cashire and with favorable wesrner 10 the south
there was rather more aggressive selling BY
local bears. with the result that active months
were son some % points net lower.
good demand developcd On tbs declIe.
partly from trade tptere<ts. while the soI.nern
seemed 20 be selling little les frsa,y. snd the
MARKET later ruled ST.. Iyf-r with prices wcrk-
M back TO about ;he cI'>iuS fglrs - last
night
Trading became less active later In the fore
neon Toward midday the market seemed 10 he
waiting Tor some fresh development. particular
y IN the southrn spot markets.
Herorts OF downward turn in the spot mar
kefs inspired more aggressive selling here after
midday and prices worked off 10 a net loss Of
aocut 90 10 points during the carly afternoon
NEW YORK GOTTEN
TIE following were toe ruling prices on :hs
evrhange today;
Tone. steady; middling. 10 1O-1ccc. quiet
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-10-06
Finishes Lumber Brief

MOBILE, Ala, Oct. 3.-United States
District Attorney VIM. II. Armbrecht,
of this city, has finished preparing the
governments side in the conversion
cases where Mississippi and Alabama
lumber concerns are made defendants
to civil action in the recovery of the
value of timber and bi-products re-
moved from government lands to the
amount of S275,000. The cases will be
called October 16 at Biloxi, Miss.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-10-06
SOLID GOLD BULLETS
USED BY YAQUIS

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. Oct. 5.-Bullets of
solid gold were used by Yaqui Indians In fight
ing against Porfiro Diaz in the recent Mexican
revolution, according to passengers arriving here
yesterday on the steamer Curacao from Mexican
ports.
In Mazatlan hospitals, where many wounded
were operated on, discovery of the golden pei
lets, Il said was an ordinary occurrence,
although few patients had received enough Of
them to pay the doctors bills.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-10-06
GREAT LOSS OF LIFE
CAUSED BY STORM

AMSTERDAM. Oct. ga heavy loss of life
and heavy damage was caused in ICELAND and
other provinces with which communication was
restored today by the storm that broke over
The north seacoast on Sunday morning. OF
lage OF Bruinezz. 120 were lost or damaged.
Forty-five vessels were wrecked in the water
ways between dordreeht, city on island
In the Meuz and the North sea Most OF the
crews were drowned Twenty eight bodies have
been washed up near Steenbergen
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-10-06
Turkish War Ships
Re-enter DardaneIIeS

PARIS, Oct. ga dispatch to the
Temps from Athens says that IA Turk
ish war ships have re-entered the Oar
danelles.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-10-06
NEW ORLEANS COTTON


NEW ORLEANS. Oct. Cotton futures open
- steady at decline Ct I 10 points on free
offerings frzm the short side. The good Liver
peol market was ignored. as well were the
large spot sales there. Much was made OF
he weather map. which dry, clear and
warm indicating abn0rmally good crop condi-
lions for the first week IN October. Crop ae-
ccunts from all sections OF the belt were bear
sxh and appesref % Be the basis OF the az
Ere~siveness q the bears
At end OF the first half hour Of trading
prices were s paints under yesterdays close.
Around the middle Of the morning bulls work
I'd hard for reaction Sud bullish cable mes
sages from Liverpool stating that talk OF q
strike In Lancashire had not the slightest
foundation. helped the long side 20 some extent,
I'D cahIegrams from India. which claimed
that native cotton was 50 high that Indian mills
weEr buying large quantities OF American. The
trading months put 10 a level unchanged
20 point up. compared with yesterdays close
Late in the morning buyers found all their
wants supplied and the market eased off IN
der the offerings until az noon. when IL was
20 II points under yesterdays final Quota
tons on the more active months
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
The folloz iug were tne rh.tne prices on the
evrhsrr@ today
Tee barely steady: niddling 1oe, steady.
last Prev.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-10-06
MISCELLANEOUS


FOR SALE-Fffteen thousand acres Of fine land
In one body at $1T per acre; nearly all heavi-
ly timbered, except farm lands make bale and
half cotton to acre. Wish to develop. VIII sell
half interest Turpentine, mill. then use
for agricultural purposes; near the famous truck
belt, where lands selling $50 per acre;
labor and transportation good. None but those
meaning business and able to carry their end
financially need answer Sea Island Plant and
Seed Co., Meggctts, 5. @.
PORTRAITS of quality; frames Of all kinds;
moudings, glass sheet pictures, ETC.. may
be had from Georgia Art Supply Co., 137 *
Whitehall ST.. Atlanta, Ga.
LADIES-Make supporters; s12 per 100; no
canyassing; material furnished Stamped en-
velope for particulars. Wabash Supply Co.. Desk
Bl, Chicago.
PATENTS AND PATENT POSSIBILITIES a
T2-page treatise sent free upon request; tells
what 10 invent and where to sell It, Write to-
day H. s. Hill, O25 MeGill Bldg, Washington.
ID. C.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-10-06
SCORE CARD AND
COMPARISON JUDGING
p1rSHIS article is accompanied

p1r~HlS article is accompanied
Ii by the official A. P A.
Score Card. AS will be seen.
from this scare card, this is the,
direct basis by. which the value
of all thoroughbred standard
fowls is reckoned. AS will be
noticed, the value of each section,
in both color and shape, is noted,
and no one can successfully
breed fowls or livestock unless
they are posted and know what
they are breeding for. The stand
ard of perfection and the score
card give this information, and
it is utterly impossible for any
breeder of thoroughbreds of any
kind to attempt to breed accord
ing to the standard requirements
unless he studies the score card
thoroughly and applies it himself
and learns the relative value of
same, and how much each section
of the animal or fowl is actually
worth to him.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-10-06
A SPLENDID FIELD

NOT for cattle. but for men in the barber bust
ness. Thousands have become successful shop
owners by our method and send to for bar
bers. We must supply them. LEARN NOW
AND ACCEPT A JOB THAT PAYS WELL.
Light-elean--insde work. Few weeks qualities
Tools given Our Manual is splendid for Home
preparation, Particulars mailed to distant APP
plicants. Call If possible. MoLER BARBER
COLLEGE, So w. Mitchell St., Atlanta, Ga.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-10-06
WANTED HELP-sIALE

YOU ARE wanted for government positions $50
month TO commence. Annual vacations. Short
hours No "layoffs." Common education suf
ficient. Over 1900 appointments coming In
fluence unnecessary. Send postal Immediately
for free list and description of positions open.
Franklin Institute, Dept. o39. Rochester. n. Y.
DO YoU WANT 81. 200 government position?
WriM today for our combination offer and free
trial lesson. 0zment, 80. ST. Louis
wANTED-Active man or woman each locality
to Join this society. and introduce our mem
berships. Sick. accident. death benefits. All
or spare time. $50 70 $500 month. Every
member secured gives steady monthly income.
Box DE. 1913, Covihgton. Ky.
! WILL START YOU earning 81 daily a; e-a.
In spare time silveriRg mirrors: capital;
free instructive booklet. giving plans OF opera
ton. G r. Redmond. Dept $50. Boston Mass
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-10-06

ZIG MONEY writing songs. ThOuss ada e
dollars for any one who can write successful
words music. Past experience unnecessary.
Send US your song poems. with or without music
write for free particulars. Acceptauee guar
anteed il available. Washington only place
70 secure copyright. H. Kirkus Dugcale Co.,
Dent- zig WASHINGTON u C.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-10-06
WANT FAMILY TO CROP

WANT reliable. healthy, working, white family,
share crop 2-horse farm. good land, houses and
country. Write Majestic Farm, Marshailville, Ga.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-10-06

ACTIVE, permanent agent for lamp chimney that
won't break Sales quickly made BY throwing
it floor. May be rolled downstairs or heated
and plunged into cold water without bfeaking4
Every house a sale. Send 25c today for sample
and begin at once. Exclusive territory Armor
Plate Lamp Chimney Co., Pittsburg, Pa.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-10-06

AGENTS. gold mine. make $50 per week
and negro pictures, 12c; tremendous seIIes>
100 per cent Profit. Get busy qufck Pew
Pies Portrait, Dept. 22s, 10 W. Madison. Chi
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-10-06

WANTED-POstage stamps of the Confederate
States of America in either used or unused
condition. WIN pay cash Send what you have
for offer. r. B. Wilson, Brevard. n c.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-10-06

BE DETECTIvE-Earn frou. $3.50 70 s30d
per month: travel over the world wd.4
C. T. Ludwig. 1851 Searritt Bldg, KarsaJ
city. Mo.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-10-06

CULIUN MAhAkL UFA1AUhs
J. z. wiI1istO1 Co.: Sell IL On this strong
Hayden, Stone Co. Conditions do not look
favCrabie TO a sustained advsn-r.
Thompson Towle & Co. We do not antici-
pate q rising contract market although on de-
cIines We may expect buying from spinners In
considerable volume.
Rothschild a Nuzum: Cotton must seek a
level where the world viii buy II as an invest
ment. specuIatively or otherwies and as yet we
see no signs Of IL.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-10-06

AGENTS-POrtraits 35c; frames. I5c; sheet pic
lures, 1c; microscopes. 2Jc; views 1c so days.
credit. Samples and cataIog free. Consolidated
Portrait Co.. Dept 5137, 1927 W. Adams ST. :
Chicago.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-10-06


PATENTS OBTAINED OR NO FEE CHARGED.
Book free. Thousands of satisfied clients.
T. r. Harvey, 1915 Kenyon, Washington. ID. Q.
PATENTS secured or fee returned. Send sketch
for free examination. Milo Il. Stevens c.
Estab. 1864. 661 II St, Washington.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-10-06
MISCELLANEOUS

STEADY WORK and promotion; experience unnec-
esssry. we viii give complete Instructions
Piedmont Tobacco CO.. Box NJ. IL, Danville. Va
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-10-06

SLOT COTTON
Atlantis. stesfy. csc.
New York. steady; 10 l0-1o0c-
View Orleans. easy. Toe
Liverpool. steady: T3-10od-
Galveston. qr1et; 10ass.
Wilmington. steady. aAse-
Norfolk. steady; 95se.
Baltimore. nominal. 10Lc-
Savsuuah steady. eaic. 80
Philadslphia, nominal; 10 35-i0oc-
Boston. steady. 10 10-10oc.
Mobile. nominal. 1916.
Charleston. steady; 9A
ST. Louis, quiets 10Ac.
Houston. quiet; lONe-
Memphis, nominal. 10Lc-
Augusta, steady: . 1916
Louisville, quiet. 10c.
Macon. steady: 9isc.
Columbia. steady. i0c.
Charlotte. steady. CSC
Little Rock. quiet Ice.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-10-06
DAILY INTERIOR RECEIPTS.


rbe fOiiowinz were the ruling once. On tss
Tone quiet; Sales 12.OOO: middins, 5 Ts-iOOd.
Prev.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-10-06
FEATHER REns Am pIrIows

FEATHER BEDS AND PILLOWS.
36LB. feather bed and pair of Glib. pillows
all for $40 cash, with order. All live new
feathers; best ticking. II not as advertised your
money will be refunded Oldest bed manufacture
ers in the state. For reference the Bank Of Cons
merce, Spartanburg, s. c. Send orders OF write
for particulars and order blanks. Adde'S May
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-18
Taft's Offending.

Senator CummiIs of Iowa has fur
nished a bill of particulars wherein
President Taft has offended. Some
Of the presidents offenses cited are:
His position on the Payne-Aldrich
tariff law. his position on the bill
for the further regulation of inter
state common carriers, his position
on the change made in the postal
savings law. his attitude on the con-
troll and disposition Of orr public do
main, his position on the proposed
income tax law, his position on the
Canadian reciprocity bill. his work
for the peace treaties, his vetoes OF
the wooden schedule. the free list
bill and the resolution admitting
New Mexico and Arizona as states.
This list embraces nearly every
thing in which the president took a
part.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-18
The President and the Hole.

The New York Tribune remarks tina;
the democrats trying to en5arrasa
President Taft only succeeded IN play
ing into the presidents hands. The
World says this is quite true, but that
the president mUTed the ball
The World goes on as far as to de-
clare that Taft has committed suicide
by means OF his virtues. The WorlQ
says:
NO president could have committed
more unqualifiedly 10 the reduction OF
the wool ana woolen duties than Mr.
Taft was by his yeEbal and written
pledges. His veto Of the wool bill is
inexcusable. He had denounced the
wooden schedule of the Payne-Aldrich
tariff as indefensible'
The farmers free list bill was the
logical complement of Canadian reci-
procity. Il was designed to affeC; di-
rectly the cost of living and of sup
plies at a time when prices to consum-
ers are again rising. Mr.. Taft wrote
his veto OF the bill before congress
had passed it.
1T was on The cotton schedule in
the Payne-Aldrich tariff that the repub-
hcan Senator Deliver made his grea,
fight and showed how the country was
being imposed upon in the name OF
protection. The cotton duties were
raised in the tariff &C; of 1909. and by
his veto of the cotton bill Mr.. Taft
Justifies the increase and prevents any
reduction.
Mr.. Taft has ranked himself again
with the high protectionists. All his
pledges OF honest, downward revision
have proved deceptive. By his acts hs
has repudiated his Chicago pledge OF
Dec. 3. 1910: We are bound TO pro-
mcte tie prompt elimination Of in
stc-c=s CT injustice in the tariff law
". :; how r.E-i. faith does Mr.. Taft
i-l-s--o &c -co.e--, T.1cso Just hopes
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-18
The Field of Literature

The October Strand maeazine.-The
October Strand contains an excel
lent supply OF fiction including stor-
les by W. ". Jacobs, Richard Marsh,
Leonard Larkin, Florence Warden,
Lloyd Williams and other we'll
known writer's. Among the articles
IS an unusual item entitled When
the New Zealander Comes" 1t is
an attempt at a forecase of London
eXcellently illustrated with drawings
showing st. PaTIs cathedral, the
Tower, the houses of parliament, the
law courts, Westminster abbey, and
other well known London buildings
in ruins. The author intimates that
three thousand years hence the chief
article of expectation from England
will be Cabbages. An illustrated ar
ticle dealing with the life of Will
liam Gillette is contributed by Wen
dell Philips DodGe. What Reform
Is Most Needed" is a symposium of
eminent men and women, including
Andrew Carnegie, Conan Doyle, Sir
Gilbert Parker, Hall Game and 9TH
ers. Modern Japanese Humor,"
What 1t Costs to Run a Theatre"
Boosters and Boosting" and an in
terview with Sir Ray Lancaster are
other articles of interest.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-18
"Condign Punishment,

Profiting by his experience in the
| Taft has recommended the retention
| OF DR.. Harvey ". Wiley as chief of
the bureau of>chemistry OF the depart
ment of agriculture. The president
goes even further than merely recon-
mending that the charges against the
pure food expert be dismissed, but
( he has given words of praise for the
man whom Attorney General Wicker
( sham declared should be served with
"condign punishment"
| President Taft, in his findings made
public Friday reviews the charges
! against DE- Wiley in detail, telling
how the doctor employed DR.. Rusby at
Z salary CT $1,000 with the secret IN
derstanding that the salary should be
for work at the rate of $40 per day
when the rule of the department was
that fee Of 50 per day should be the
maximum. Instead of criucising Dr.. Wi
ley, the president attacks the rule of the
department which limits the per diem
compensation for experts in the en-
ploy of the government THE gov
eminent ought not TO be at disadvan-
tage in this regard" says the presi-
dent, and one cannot withhold ones
sympathy with an earnest effort By Dr..
/ Wiley 70 pay proper compensation
and secure expert assistance in the
enforcement Of SO important a statute
as the pure food law
President Taft admits that there is
friction in the department of agricul-
ture, and makes this ominous state
meEt: The broader issues raised by
the investigation which have a much
veighticT relation than this one to the
general efficiency Of the department,
may require much more radical action
than rEe question ! have considered
ard decided" Does this mean that Sec
Rotary Wilson viii be dismissed? Does
II mean that the president has made
up his mind that the department Of az
ficuijura would progress better under
. different head than the present ven
cradle secretary. There is much about
which 70 speculate since the president
has decided the Wiley Wilson Wicker
sham controversy in favor of DR.. Wi
ley.
The decision Of President Taft will
meet the favor Of the people. Dr.. Wi
4ey's services il protecting the PEOPLE
from dangerous compounds of foods
and drinks have gained him popular
approval. lie is looked upon as the
guardian Of the national health.
Unlike the Pinchot and Claws cases. !
the president mas the people with him
IN his decision in the case of DR.. Wi /
ley.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-18
ILLINOIS NEWS
TWO Die in Miners Quarrel.

Marion, Sept. 1S.-Two men were
killed and several seriously wounded
in a riot at White Row, mining cam
one mile out of Marion. Sheriff Dun
can and mis- deputies have made two
arrests The dead men are Mat Man
cuso and Salvador Caccia, both Italian
miners. White Row is a mining camp
ana settled mostly by Italians, and has
saloon doing business under govern
ment license within 30 feet OF the
place where the dead men ley. So far
as is known the trouble originated
among the Italians and the shooting
was done by them. The matter is be
ing closely Investigated by officials. 1t
is expected several Of the Italians will
be arrested.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-18
Hun1Or an0
Philosophy
~ DvHcA.W ~. SHIFTS
WHAT'S IN A NAME?

TN Battle Creek ;Eey live in peace
Il IS their chief delight
And they will turn the other cheek
II you should start, = fight.
Defiance has warlike name.
But when you're passing by
The city mayor viii not come forth
And there and then defy.
In Providence they trust in cash.
In Concord there Is strife.
And IL you SO TO Dead Mans Gulch
You will not lose your lie.
In Reading some are known TO write:
In Richmond some are poor:
In Nellvilic only whispers go;
OF that you may be sure.
In Marysviile you'll find the boys
Are all dead gone on Kate:
In Tarrytown il is a fact
That no one cares. TO wait;
In Wichita no witches roam
Sereneiy 10 and fro:
In Dover diving is taboo
In Hastings they are slow.
In Zion City It is not
a perfect paradise.
For they are scrapping night and day:
In Cleveland they cut ice.
In Bcliville horns are all the so.
It's everywhere the same
You'll find in running down the list
There's nothing in u name.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-18

another trip of apology. similar TO
the one he made after he signed the
outrageous Payne bill. Now he plans
to apologize to the farmers for re-
moving the protective duties from
their products, while leaving the ou-
ties on the things they must buy.
BID FOR THE WEST.
For six weeks he viii invite the
progressive west to forgive him TOT
failing to keep his promise and TO
repudiate those representatives who
tried to do what they promised to do
in the matter of knocking the top on
Of the high prices. The last apology
was followed by progressive ana
democratic gains.
Will this one have like result:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-18

kept her secret. and directly after the
escape changes occurred that rendered
the episode a thing of the past and
soon to be forgotten.
After DiaZ'S departure and the ap-
pointment of provisional president of
the republic the work of retaliation
commenced Jose Sierra. who had been
captured by the revOluuonists. was
brought to the capital. TO accuse
man of treason against Il government
that was rot established when the act
was committed would not come with
good grace from the government that
had been in rebellion. Those whom
Sierra had made to suffer brought
him to trial for having murdered Il
man whom he had shot during the
struggle.
And 50 1t was that the law which
had before enabled Sierra TO puniSa
row afforded the same machinery fol
Furnishing him. AS to his having or
dered shot the man he was accused of
numbering, there was no denying the
fact. That he had done the deed le-
gally did not concern the jurymen who
were on the other side. The trial.
therefore. was merely 4 judicial re
venge and 4 verdict of guilty was rem
dered accordingly.
The jury. the lawyers, the spectators,
saw nothing but the bare facts of the
trial thar have been here outlined.
To these persons in the courtroom
there was far more than this. They
we're the judge before whom the
prisoner was tried. the prisoner him
self and his daughter. who sat beside
him. When the time came for ths
sentence to be passed Sierra stood III
20 receive 1t. bur was so weak that
his daughter supported him.
Jose Sierra" said the judge. 10
you remember u man who once stop
ped at your hacienda and whom you
underworld to seduce from his al
Iegiance to that government which
now lists. but was then struggling
for its existence?"
Il do"
And do you remember having given
him a choice between accepting an
appointment under the Diaz govern .
ment and trial for treason, which
meant DEATH
L do"
But the man escaped. You remem-
Der that, too. don't you:"
II do
You never knew how he managed .
to pass the guards you threw around /
your hacienda on every available /
routeT' /
IL did not"
at would not have then been best /
for you to know this, Eor is it nOwr
but the assistance your prisoner re-
ceived at that time is of great impor-
lance to you now. Had it not been
for that assistance another victim
would have been added to the one
for shooting whom you have just beer
adjudged guilty"
All this was a puzzle to those pres
ent except the prisoner and his daugh-
ter The judge spoke with evident
The prisoner seemed deeply
moved. His daughter as the address
proceeded wound her arms tighter
about her father. There was an i'm
preSsiveness to the scene that held the
audience spellbound When the judge
began to speak every one thought that
he was about to give another instance
'~"A4 TIC "Hc DcAcAc IHS NCuiI "A- ii-c
prisoner should suffer death When
he entered upon the last matter lie
mentioned all were thrown into 4
state Of doubt as to what was coming.
We are entering in Mexico" he
continued. upon a new AEGEAN age
Ia for the civilized world by
former president of the United States
at the close OF the greatest rebellion