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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-08
AMERICAN MINES IN
EASTERN EMPIRE
Development of Korean Min
eral Wealth Accomplished
By Western Capital, Route
Through Japan Laid Out

Omitted states ,uuSulat E'F"rtl
PcRiu china. sept new
American mining cpupauH has been
established in Korea tp taE" over the
Interests at tho Morris MD'Wr} part
n,r.hip. located BOO N"r,h r'rua-an
urutInpr This property consists "l
four concessions already granted and
ol ipur appu,d for. ln, registration 81
which is now pordius u th' mining
bureau Mr Morris, On, moving suit
iu th. nov concern. hrius No. $40"
president and general mtHnH'r has
resided 400 kur.u for o. years. j.. VI.
MrGars Is practical mining engineer
and bias had charge cot DO, mines dee
,eIopm,ut from the b"puulns
The plan for the automobile up
of 5000 miles. sturIuu from hini} q
park mud m,uud,riug over che 'm-
pir, haas been worked ont uE M KAT
sugo YamHgurh. cot tu, AaWaEuuhi
automobile Store boz the tuulI Rep
rcs,utttiyrs uf three influential we're
uuouar papers namely. 'hu k"hl'
min the NIuui Niuhi and The Tokyo
Asani. MN, been invited Go Iuin the
expedition and when no, ear started
10 Was preceded &c. motor cor with
% br1ss band The three ears first
went io th, Nlchi Niehi 90. AHhi
aud lh, kykumin. ana before each off
them tho motorists shouted nanzair,
and h,n started nu their ono month i
iuurur, The two send Off cars and
thr photographer went a- fan Hs lla-
chiuuu.
m, now Japanese nru appears 20
have led Japau,s' business firms tu
open wider commercial relations with
Russian ccutcf- of industry ln Mos
COW alone lu Japanese Representatives
are duing their b,st Gao encourage tho
export ur Russian IaN products, such
us skius and wool WIN the freeing
from dut, of number of raw articles
hardly 1nytmur Nill stand ln tho way
of th, export ui Russiuu raN products
90 Japan principals through llarhin
Wud Nladitostoh The Gusslans also
are moving more oncrs,tctily than
usual in this matter with view 90
smoothing the way for the exchange
of goods with Japan. 10 this end r'p-
rtsDutatlNts OF "a company have been
sent with full powers to tho far cast
in order 90 prepare the way for thc
establishment there ot a transport
business with Variuur branches Thc
company proposes Co acquire five or
six cargo steamers loo order Go run
a regular service between Russia aud
Japan.
The imperial poslonicc has Just
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-08

imported lUu bicycles Tor th. us, OF
pu,tm.u at shanghai su Hs Goo secure
90 NOR, rapid DELIVERY uI l,.t,r- Tho
hir,cI'. .tp painted green uuu yellow,
tnr Dulars of th, postal Service aud
have been speciality constructed FOR
tIr admulsuufiau.
The special n.o s,rv,. OF uhe Voc
kouuna Sp,... bank haas -u Ser ud-
kuucrd sag4, 500 gold Co.. lit CLIENTS.
Engaged boo tNlaupAur'Hup shipping
trade. agriculture. dairy suudr, M
dustrirs and trades. etc Dlitru como
uiUs 90 of the clients. borrowing
N-tP.4UU and T.hlug Of ih'r. bot.
rowing 10000
Th, long looked for and much de-
sired Manila street railway extension
40 tIo ucN docks viii be- realized In
e. short umr, according 60 % staten
made ht g u,r1 Manager Graves.
who announce lhat his ,pmpJu, i-
.,ad Goo begin th, extension work.
Wui.n VIII boz undertaken as soon H=
thr government gives .ts e"us. Do
TN, arrangements AT tho Dar.r
hospital of r. south .uDhuria
.NllN fh ''.II|''IN. UNN' I''N N''N
completed. Tho hospital s uf.d
with % library N-ray room. surgical
operating tnoat.r mechanical tr,.t-
mont ruow etc.. uf IN newest tNp,
Tho operating thtt'r is built .utir'-
.N nf iron ana glass and covers
% t.ubo C0G square foetJ
At cent needing at ~audIken of
jh, \ortl Euin.o chamber of come
mer.r. Mr. Durny thc chairman. poe
lrrrod 60 on, ropr, sonUtiy. character
of tho chamber pointing out that me
mcmh, rshlp of % included practical
'y very European firm ln thr cuun-
try and most uf 90. important 'hluoge
nrms The relations Of "a, rh. mhor
with th. local got 'rumcut have h'"U
harmonious uulhout.
~ 10 reported thut lhreo hig Sian D.
on south Cho'h province have boon
acquired Bog uu Osaka millionaire The
Islands boz question are Haoul Slnstah
ana their now owner IN Mr. Gp1yo-
mon Tkpn Tho islands contain
s 600 people. about $3.50 urr,s of rice
nclds 0oo urrrs Of dry id- 800
acres of sJi; holdings. ana Q SOC acres
of forest lands Mr. MoritHrp Ichi-
ysmg has been uirusted hy 81 Dkon
with Tao work 90 managing ana DO
Nclop.ng th, resources OF IN Islands
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-08
rnE F,nM r,rn.

That the farm fair is well worth
Nhhc has been demonstrated in dol
lars and cents by m. department of
agriculture IT, report shows that
there ar. IN the United states i2o3
county fair associations with "a paid
up membership of 95,321, and that
an" total receipts in 1910 90 the yHri-
Gus exhibitions we're Se.a2t,,5o.
The agricultural college ana th"
farmers institute have been benefited
very greatly. The fair gives thcs" in
atitutcY and their workers AN Opp"r-
iunity 60 meet farmers personally II
gives an opportunity 20 secure coop
u possible to Sc, IN touch with farm
nrs and conduct agricultural schools
and short courses not onl, while th"
exposition is on. hut also n different
parts OF the country later II makes
~ possible 10 collect "a one plsC" tho
results Of Held demonstrations an
over the state ana enables college and
station men 60 secure names ana add
dresses OF representative farmers with
whom 20 correspond ~ disseminating
agricultural Information
Al certain periods each day demon
STATIONS ARE given at different paris
OF the grounds. SAYS the Denver Field
and Farm These demonstrations in-
Guide packing az frIit manipulation
~ 10" Bahcock test spraying opera
uonF. including thc mNlng Of sprays,
as wen as their application. Killing
dressing and packing ot poultry for
market sanitary handling OF milk
udnspluuung, budding and PRUNING oi
trees. seed selection. cheese aud but
ter making. testing agricultural r1a-
cAin"rN cooking. ploWinL matches
oir
IN exhibiting animals. hay and bod.
1lng should b, provided free IL pos.
uhlo and grain should bc sold at a
very moderate rate 20 exhibitors. This
matter of feed at fairs has caused d
lot OF trouble Grating very frequent
~ areeps 10. leading 90 intense dis.
satisfaction and often Co unpleasant
experiences
The judging must be done. so far
Us possible. by aholly disiutcresteo
experts Tho judge ought 10 be- read,
10 explain any finding n he b. asked
to do 80 There ere plenty OF expert
Judges available ia al lines now. 81,
ihore h no reason why the best of
Judges should not be- secured.
The matter of concessions and
amuHemonis has caused more contro,
Versy ana discussion than any Other
thing In connection with the state or
county fair Trials Of speed. acrobat,
"nd sl"ighi 81 hand performances. *.
hinliions of trained animals. MOVING
pictures. military drills. games Of bail
loot races ana other similar enter.
'ainm"nts are al unobioctionahl,
when properly controlled. and pro.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

by request OF my Republican friends
! have agreed 20 announce myself ~
a candidate for Judge Of the district
court OF tho Second Judicial district
which Is composed Of the counties OF
Bernallllo, Mckinley and Sandoval
do so with tho Understandable that
my candidacy viii be subject 20 The
action of the Republican delegates of
the above mentioned counties in the
state convention
ELFEGO BACA.
Attorney -at.lAw
Albuquerque. n NJ
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TAFT no NTrNCk TNuIrr.

Prcsidcn, Tau has the clcacsi tar
~ record of anyone who is now dis
cussing thSt thcmc Ne has main
tanned that the schedules In some I'M
portant particulars should bee altered
he has rontondcd thar scientific ad-
iustmcnt of rates. item b, itrm, should
suppressed. tn, better. SHELTER and in.
,crrstcd method %, which the tariff
changes In the past have been made.
lie ms secured. through congress
the machin'r, for such methods. tn"
time has been fixed for % report Of
the general tarift board. Tn" busi-
ness interests have indors"d IN" stand
of the president Tho working man.
whose tabor depends upon stable en-
torpriso, has rndors,d hs stand ~"
has had me- opposition from the great
masses OF the people. but only iu-
dursrmcut
Win such an unassailablr position
Nj Taft Is Roing upon l-.uuU-muc
Inn that VIII carry him through in-
surRcnt states and through Democrat
be- cont"rs. ana h' is going Co assuil
the attempted tariff legislation ln the
congressional session iusi closed as
vigorously a. nr ls abb, so on, can
find any Inconsistency In this posi-.
to-. f..t ...,.I.t,. r.....y. mn. ..L
less rndcavor To PVT through tariff
measures hastily drawn and th1t
would hay" worked wide dctrImrnt
tu the people was checked by uncom-
promising N,tors That kind OF tariff
legislation was for politics only n
was not advanced In honesty % Va.
not framed with Intelligence. it ie-
uorrd th' demands nf th, nation tor
IsDicntitI. adjustment of rates. % Was
Ia PLAY Co the galleries. IL Was q seen,
| from Ct farce. with the Insurgents
! playing the loadiug rol, Nh Tart
viii attack ana expose the coalition
! between GA, Democrats and th. in.
surgcnts. and viii giy, to the state.
wEor, insurFru,y finds favor tho r,a.
chapters FROM th, extra session 10,
has nothing 90 defend IN his course
| ne has much to attack In The ,our-,
~ his opponents rh, future is cloai
sailing to the president aud De- bias
liltl, 20 fear from the coursr hr VIII
folio, of disclosing tho prrt,nuuu,
CIatt,r OF th, insurgents for tariff &C..
/ vision 80 this time and th, purrl,
partisan play of tho Democrats fol
campaign material Tho latter wer,
simply burning punk win which O.
s't or tn, fireworks display duru.
the campaign
Nh Tart can ven attack Tho adyeu
uu""s tariff efforts of the congress
knowing RON well THAI the real mur
revision The revision that win count
may Doe entered upon later. after IA,
country hus been given tho facts D.,
the tariff board snd can follow IA,
actions 81 thrir representative ir
congress intrlhgcniN r., the i'm,
Nh. Tan has trayorsod his course
there win bo little comfort lett 10 IN,
coalitionists IN their ondeayor 10 dis,
credit the head of the nation.
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Grating an In,p,rs.Ion

And Your husband gave $50 600
for that Old book p"
Yes replied Mrs Cumr0N
To show how much YOU care FOR
literature, suppose"
No. To show how little We caro-
Tor $50. zoe Washington s,ar
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Tho ENlrcnne IImIt

rs there anythlng worse than liv-
Ing IN the suburbs asked Howard.
Yes" replied Mr. Farirok ~ Norl-
Hnckonsick there h. Living loo the
snburhs of the suburbs
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

collaterally descended from the first
Presidcnt--twice through the Balls, tbe
family of the generals mother, and once
through the Washingtons. And inas-
much as he married a descendant OF the
Immortal Georges brother. Samuel. his
children are now "the nearest of kim
to the sage OF Mount Vernon. M
The lands along the Little Miami are
but q small fraction OF the total area
which those now striving to sottle up
the generals estate ind to have been
IN some "nnaccountahle manner lost to
II. lie left in his Will thirty or forty
thousand acres on the Kanawha river,
In West Virginia, and 5000 acres in
Kentucky, near Louisville. II was upon
this kanawha tract that Westinghouse
said to have discovered the first natural
gas we'll known to America. He des-
erined II as a burning spring"
tCopyriEht. 1911, by John Elfrcth
Watkins1 2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19
LAURENCE WASHINGTON.
ny JOHN ELEnETH WATKINS.
Washington. ID. c.

Washington. ID. C.
While a grateful public prepares 10
celebrate next Wednesday,, the 178,b
birthday OF George Washington, the
heirs OF the first President are busily
cnsrosscd with the task Of striving te
settle his estate.
To this end there has lately been
appointed a new administrators. of his
testamentary affairs. and 1t is a fact
OF no little interest n q this function
has been intrustcd to Robert E. Lee,
Jr., the grandson and namesakc OF the
late comTander-in-chief Of the Con
federaie army.
More than one hundred and eleven
and q half years have elapsed since
the country's founder signed. OH July
8. 1929, the last Will and testament
which ne had written entirely with his
own hand. and enormously dated tile
year one thousand seven hundred and
ninety. and OF the Independence or the
United States, the twcnty-fourth." in
this testament he mad two other
errors, lssving property 10 persons
under wrong names. but these slips
OF the pcn were so apparent that the
court carried out the very manifest
intent OF the VIII
Five months and four days after
signing this the great gen.
eral was hled 70 death by his physi
clans. while suffering from an attack
of quinsy.
Lost Through Government Neglect.
The VIII disposed OF certain land "on
the western horders," which Wash
ins.on described in an appendix schc-
i al III il n q A . y 4 p n 49, i.. ,---. =.
Territory, and "in the vicinity OF Gin
csnnati, one tract near the mouth OF the
Little Miami, another seven. ana tho
third ten miles MP the same These
tracts. which lie valued In the schedule
~ 70 per acre, or at a total OF Sl5.-
Isl. he left TO twenty-threo res.duary
iegatecs, Eut he advised his execu-
Tors not TO sell them until they ad-
Nanced In value. He foresaw the vest
"ard course OF empire and rightly
believed that by leaving the money
in these lands II would increase In
value far faster than through any
DINER investment that might be made
or 1t! So his administrators left this
land untouched and had Congress pass
an act protecting 1t from Jumpers
Ihen they rested upon their assump-
lion that II was secured ana died be-
Tore taking means to sell it.
Hut IN spite OF this act of Congress
This land was "jumped"-so the present
Washington heirs clatnl-as a result OF
unbusinesslike methods of k~ccplng
government records a century ago, and
Of general government neglect. SO The
heirs have presented to Congress a bill:
To reimburse the estate OF General
George Washington for certain lands
OF his in the State of Ohio. lost BY con
h'ctinE grants made under the authori-
" Of the United States
just Reported to House.
a Few days ago the House committee
on private land claims-which has re-
Gently held hearings on this billie
parted in favor OF the Washington
heirs. but recommended that they be
reimbursed for their loss in an equal
area Of government land now vacant
in the public domain. But inasmuch as
all Of the good government land has
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

He crossed tho continent and in
Lincoln county. State Of Washington.
took up a tract OF senlt-arid govern
ment land. upon which he Is now rails
ing !lourishing crops OF fruits and
vegetables. lie has dug his own irri-
cation bitches and is a hustliEg citizen
of the great west. Being settled upon
his own land, he is in no danger OF
sharing the fate of his distinguishes
ancestor at the hands OF the land
grafters n their jackals. the dummy
aDtryrpap - |H..... uAH." "Hr H#t .l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

W-NWM .lm4t
breeding Of FLOODED Irish settlers and
he Is a clubman in New York, where lie
has lived for the past dozen years.
Five years ago he married Miss May u.
brennan of Louisville.
Numerous descendants Of the gen
erals half-brotller Augustine form a
colony at Wakefield, Va, about 100
miles down the Potomac, below Mount
Ntrnon, They occupy SIX or seven
farms covering the original plantation
on which George Washington was born
y venerable patriarch. who for some
years past enjoyed the distinction ui
Icing the generals nearest OF kim
passed away only three months ago.
at tho age OF eighty-seven. This was
Richard blackburn Washington, a plan
ter and land owner of Charles Town.
West Va lie was the great-grandson
OF George W~ashington's brother. John
Augustine, n wEs the last of his
generation. Moreover. he was thrlca
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WILLIAM LAs1En WASHINGTON,

long ago been teken UT. little remain
Ing but semi-arid and desert lands, the
heirs Will not be satisfied with such
n settlement. However, the committee
report corroborates their claim that the
estate was entitled to those 1880 acres
In Ohio, and this Is a step forward.
What they demand Is a Treasury
draft for s3o5.ooo. plus interest at 8
per cent. from the date OF their claims
presentation.
These tracts on the Little Miami.
they say, contained a wealth of the
finest oak and hickory imber which the
region afforded, and one acre OF the
original area is worth to-day about d
hundred times as much or more than
any vacant public land in the public
domain. Dislnterested appraisers sent
to look over the tracts report tina some
OF this land which the general valued
at So per acre has more than confirmed
his reelection OF growing values, and
reported that within these III years
much OF this land has Increased in
value 1000 per ent Some Of it is now
worth 500. some $3.50 and some less
than 500 an acre, and they make a
conservative estimate. 1t is claimed, OF
500 per acre for the whole area.
Land Is Near Cincinnati.
Of this Ohio land, 129 acres lie JUS,
opposite Cincinnati. on the east bank
pf the Little Miami. in what Is now
Anderson township, which includes also
n place named Mt. Washington. This
land IS within only four or five miles
OF Cincinnatt's streets, and in the same
county with that city. And a little
farther III the same river, after 1t be-
comes The boundary OF Clermont coun-
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The %"1-ankec" Heirs.

Other %colonie OF Washington heirs
live in Westmorcland county, Va, where
I2obert j. Washington is a prominent
citizen. and In kankakee, Ill. where
.dwells the Yankee ranch of thc
family. including William Augustine.
who, With his father and rothc
fought In the Union army under Gen
eral Logan. lie Is now an attorney.
Logan offered a commission to his
brother. Buahrod D. Washington, VINO
some time ago retired.
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