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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-07-13

American painter, lie tried to es-
tablish himself as portrait
painte. In several American
cities opening studio In New
York in 1923. He was not high
ly successful ns a painter,
though he was the first president
of the National Academy of De
sign from 1926 to 1912. In 1882
he designed the electric tele-
graph, II working model Of which
he placed on exhibition three
years later. After he had made
many futile efforts to enlist Ell
ther private or governmental aid
in the invention congress at last
granted an appropriation In lS43
for the building Of telegraph
line between Washington and
Baltimore. the first In the world
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-07-13
"A GLIMPSE or UTAH"

"a GLIMPSE or UTAH"
The story OF Utah's progress from
the time the Mormon emigrants en-
tered the Salt Lake valley, to the
present day, is narrated and beauti!
fully pictured, in striking publica-
ton just issued by the Passenger De.
partment of the Denver e. Rio
Grande Railroad. called "A Glimpse
of Utah"
The story by that well.known author
ity on Utahs history and resources,
Judge L. f. Colborn, is in narrative
form and intensely interesting. We
are in receipt of copy Of the book
and have taken great pleasure in read
ing it. Judge Colborn writes the fore
ward as follows:
glimpse of Utah
A passing view
OF land that was old,
When the west was new;
OF happy homes,
In shaded dells;
Where all is peace.
And plenty dwells;
OF mountains high
Where wavering lines,
Are marked with the shafts
or thousand mines;
or a city beautiful.
Historic and quaint;
Where a sinner may live.
And yet be saint"
OF salty sea-
wierd. dead. and still
Where the bathers float.
On the waves at will.
All this, and more
The traveller will see,
When he journeys through Utah,
BY the ID. and r. G."
Some of the chapters in this vol
ume the Republican may print later
but on this occasion we cannot refrain
from printing the tribute to the pion
GERS as follows
The Utah pioneers are passing ava,
or that First Company" but three re
main History, If impartial, will judge
them fairly and will write their names
in such shining letters upon her pag
es that through all the flights OF time
youth will see them there and be
inspired to greater deeds.
The tasks set for them to perform
were new. Theirs was not to clea'
away the forest beneath its friendl,
shade: theirs was to toll on the bills
tering sands under the scorching des
ert sun. Theirs was not to fell near
by trees and make them into habita
lions; their was to mould and sun
bake the clay into bricks and fashion
; them into shelters, Theirs was not Il
plant in fertile soil and await tn
sure rain to bring on the harvest
theirs was to SOW in the sand, an'
quicken it into fertility with the run
. away waters of the mountain
: streams.
They gave irrigation to US; the
built the first telegraph line west
J. the Rockies; they laid down railroads
!. these and many other things did the
/ do to help make an empire.
e All hail to them-the passed an
6 passing Utah pioneers.
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-07-13

Logan by Carrier---$S.50 Year;
sl.75 Six Months; soc three months
Not in advance add soc year.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-07-13

arlestown.
Mass, April
q, 1871: died
N g W Y ork
April 2, 1872.
Was gradual
ed from Yale
In 1910. After
studying art
in England
under BenJa-
min West, the
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-07-13
THE HALL OF FAME.

SAMUEL r. b. MORSE-In-
ventor OF telegraphy. Born
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-07-13
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Eczema OIL FLOR sale at Fred rur-
'ners. $500 's.ausi
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-26
AMARILLO WILL Be
HERE FRIDAY FOR
TWO GAMES
Texas League Club Will Play
Here Saturday and Sunday
Against the Albuquerque
Grays.

The tm,tt,o. Texas. "L,agucrs."
our of tho strongest baseball clubs IN
tnD vest viii arrive lac Albuquerque
at midnight Friday ami win play
AGAINST 90, Nlbulu ruur GRAY. m two
game. Jt Traction paris. saturday ut-
.'rn""n and SUNDAY afternoon. Tho
L,tsurrs.' as thry are known an Oyer
Texas and oklahoma. have club
HhiUl .s fashioned pretty much after
ihv 'h,NDnnv Indians. OF Cheyenne.
NNn. Nearly oKcry player ON the
Amarillo club is q man vino has play
.d league baseball cor vho is slated 10
play league BAN. Consequently tho
name of lcugu,r' ha, stuck to the
organization. The club has cleaned
900 almost every independent bali
lOam u oklahoma ana Texas and
comes tu Albuquerque confident sf
winning from the GNs Albuuueraue
h's 3D. good club, however. ana viii do
everything plsub,p Co accommodate
tho visitors Boo th. WAY OF making
th.uss Interesting
Every baseball mu iu town should
decide right acre and noN to attend
th' gamrs between Amarillo aud AL
hnpu'rqur o. attendance at IA, sat
drday game De- NOT possible. don't l.t
ANYTHING krop sou away from tho
SUNDAY game. Amarillo ls long dis.
lance from this cts ana IL takes CON
siderable coin Go pay railroad fare 90
Nlhu0u'rpuv and return Manager
I"dilln has demonstrated his nith in
the Nlhugucrpuo fans ut bringing tho
team hrr, and 70 Boz up Go On, fans To-
rccipr"c1tr ana attend thc gtm,s ana
h'ip him Goo finance th, proposition
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-26
PARADE At
FALL CARNIVAL
TO Be BEAUTY
Roswell and Pecos Valley Will
Put Up Show That Will
Rival January Flower Show
in Pasadena. Cal.

Especial correspondence 10 IIcraldl
Roswell q NJ. July .G Roswell
and th, rogus valley have much of
beauty artistic and historic, and %
metropolitan citizenship that loves
AMI admIrus th, braut.s ui creation
and is Interested iu histUt, and lhc
cultivation of tu, artistic.
The Flower parade. which Hu bc
possibly 90, most popular fuutuf, "t
the Eo.Upu Products exposition.
-tr.rt tails aud carnival. which is Go
Doe held iu Roswell October 81. o. aud
o. and Will cover every feature ui tHc
Roswell vicinity 100 short BE- viii 1c
% display uf th, Roswell country uu
wheels o. Hul up artistic. military
and ri-tDu. boa its display uI tb, Pearl
ui the r,.p..
-iu.. th, appointment or Mrs.
rurb,r Eu.I, as chairman. with au
a1lp corps ui lady WORKERS th, UuN-
O. parade yemmiito, has taken wpid
furu and inc committee i- uuN ready
to mak, th, preliminary detail am
uuuu,.m,ut.
an, grand street pageant viii tour
Main street twice. aud viii uo held
durlna Co.,, afternoon hours There
win Doc four pure whit, FLOATS repre-.
scntins Crock classics. these floats
Viii Dol, headed by bands and erchcs-
tras. escorted Dos long line of beau
utullN decorated automobiles aud
carriages. .hlldrous pony carts and
bicvel,s
The plan of decoration viii boz un-
der tho direction OF the committee
ana must he along the lines OF dis
playing tu, Ppcus yatloN
Tho Sow MpSiro Military institute
viii bee represented Boo th, line, as Will
ll-n the battery. high school uud fire
department Their, viii 30, the wcst-
oru tingc given by company OF out
west rough riders the bry scouts. and
ending boa weird ANA fantastic drag
on attended uN the Chimes, popula-
ton of tho city.
of course these arrangements are
Just I'M thc making and many more
novel aud interesting textures viii be-
added Go the beauty, attractiycn'ss
ana Information ana amusement OF
th, tloN,, parade.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-26

says he haH The best tirht tO claim the
worlds middlcWcighi championship is
eel his hOuf 100 kcWancc papkc SAYS
That hcroaltc. bc will set the middle
weight lmit as 100 pounds, weigh
oight hours before lighting u rs no
VIII tci mind YOU no reservations
.at 20 what the public may think about
% Modest Nh l'upko' BE- rs tcmem.
hDrcd also that he can make los
pounds lust as easily as over. liut he
lclictcs that the interests Of the fight
itns viii be- best served by bringing
WiddiDwcight scrappers into thc ring
possessed Of their mll strength aud
not trained down too hnc Il all
sounds so intensely philanthrOpic OF
cOutsc papAo has no Idea OF taking
advantage OF men smaller than him.
.,lt and "sing his cara pOundala 10
wear them down in battle No HuCh
thing tie is slill a simon purc taid.
dclwtight contender. bat lust To- show
Ills tBgcrnpss for The public good aud
his inudablC gnmonpsB he viii tackle
all the light heavy weights that caro-
10 come along There are. however.
q uumbrr of real middlCWeights still
n the running who are not liable To
$40 down ana ALLOW papko to dictate
turm as hD secs D, q iR one hing
tu claim title. ana quite another TO
win ~ 'airly aud squarolv " rapid.
Gre talk were all that was needed 20
establish papkc's right 10 the throne
lett vacant 10y thc late stanley kclch.
81. the former might b2 considered
as duly elected. But We want to be
shown
ilo viii meet Sailor burke ln ton
onnd bout ~ New York next month
THE sailor Boz q fair trial horse aud
may give us something os line on
laphc'a present form, when tested &C.
culding 90 ring standards ~ sue.
Ccs3lul against HurNc he will probably
take "A whirl with johnny Thompson
before a Gotham club Thompson beat
Papkr In Australia ana believes ho
can repeat the dose tie uight do so
iu LONGER battle. bul ten rounds rs al
together too short Journey to expect
Ihompgon go show go his best Mean.
while. there are Hugo kelley. TranK
Klaus ana other crack middle weights
who are only too anxious 10 match
with Papkc he can claim all hc
wants TO, but until he has defeated q
host of reliable challenges his claims
won't receive much credit
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-26
JOHNSON DIDN'T GET
SQUARE DEAL IN
AMERICA
English Fight Fans, Backed
BY Press, Indignant Because
Big Black Boy Wasn't Fet-
ed in This Country.

The pusilistic lemon crop Is sprJu.
ins finely In England his season. aud
heavy weight champion Jack johnson
is looking forward TO most success.
nal gmnclius Th, Luudoucrs hay
arranged iu hand Nee blacL % 4irt
In the elongated person of Uomuar.
ole. Wells. while the Dublin sports
present lim nice prize package
branded "pcuy Officer Patrick CuY.
ran The latter was dccisVciy whip
pol 10y Eddie McGuOrty. The American
middIoWciehL at Dublm Ia twenty
rounds November g. 1909 aud not
long ago Gunner MON pat the knock.
Out slam ON the Bomb boz short order.
This is the -dm, Nolr who was beat
en- by Tommy liurus when Tommy
held the heavyweight utlc What
johnson can do Co both Wells and
tWran % be- cares to extend himself.
,s too awful Co contemplate. Yet the
matches in question probably Will
draw Hcll They arc easily pleascu
ON the other side oft the Atlantic
johnson dcnio cmphaJically that he
bias arrccd Goo hoN Sam l.angford in
sydney Australia ou December go
lie ISN'T iooi'ng for hard game az
present 'hiue, arc coming h.s Vav
TOO smoothly aui ihor. ii no room
on bis schedule tor dangerous and dis.
jurbiug "a mcuts Sume duy the mach
tJll Cd OF match h,twcch an. cham.
riun and Lapglurl must uutcrializo.
lut NOT until Johnson needs money
badly and sam is prepared To- planh
down e Sl0.U0n side bet
Ihc INDIGNATION voiced hy the Brlt.
ish press iu regard fu Amcrica's nI.
zero 10 give johnson square deal b.
amuF'np ,uou-h to those who know
the negro history. hat some OF the
London papers create SIN creator
cnusr Ton wir'h Nhon thry dp,ctc
valuable spar" Jo the description of
tho champions ba DOS domestic un.
nud ihc dnltllne hoauty ol his much
h'didmpndCd SPOUSE ln one place
she is referred to as "handsom.
"'loroon who botra,s bat little owl
doutr ui hor ncsro uririn
liilly papko is back The man who
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-26
CURRY NORMAL WILL
CLOSE SESSION
THIS WEEK
Nearly One Hundred in At
tendance at Institute in
Clovis; Entertained Royal
ly BY Clovis People.
Especial correspondence ~ Herald

Especial Core Ondcucc To- Herald
Clovis. y. A.. JUN 20 rho curry
County Normul which has been n
session hcr. for an, past thrD, Wcpks.
viii b., brought Go 90 close this week.
The attendance hats been most ur the
time Boo tho ucighhprhuod OF "a nun
drcd students, large per cent uf
whom 1r, Co take tho examination tor
me fr.t gyJdc certificate lMluy ui
the teachers Boz attendance are from
Roosevelt quay aud adjoining yuuu-
ties The Instructors have been
County superintendent T. g. M,rs-
Ield,r Superintendent uf 'UD S.uuuls
A. T.. Grluu pnl Nausbu ol the
s.. und ". college 100 Las cruces aud
Superintendent oi schools Bishop
rnm NrtcSIH This week. man, mCu
prominent ma educational circles IN
Jh, t"ir'toI, co.. u,r, aud wilt either
'u.tur. u th, evening Goo tho students
'r 900 some Woruiug session Among
l1r .nI known men expected are W.
o. NJ lar.Hud. superintendent of tine
DitN schools iu silver city, DI Light
pr. sidrut uf th, Silver t|U Normal
noul and br Roberts ura- idrut OF
tine las N,Ets Normal Tho students
.ud faculty wore entertained fgv
DAYS Hgu 90 tu, nuW. OF I j Mahry.
edition cot 90, clovis Journal ana sat
.rdJN evening at tuu Chamber Of
Donw,rg. by DO, ~ g. o. g. The
s'udont body VIII sp.nd one after
noon tho latter part ul th, week In
wishing tine shops. rouudnousc. icc
plant and many other buudmgs OF
& J..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-26
O'TOOL WILL NOT
Be RELEASED UNTIL
END OF SEASON
st, Paul Pitcher, Sold to Pitts
burg National Club Was
Thrown Down By Cincin-
natl Reds Two Years Ago.

Marty p'Tuuc. ST. PauIs prrmIor
tWirirr now the property ul thr Pitts
huIE Nationals 1s the result pi a deaf
concluded last Vppk, when Barney
Dr'ytuss paid N2g.auu 20 So Pau. ,ur
him. NIll upt ho delivered ny &c.. Paul
To- r,usburg until Ga, ci"sr OF ut.
1871 American Association season.
brty iuas has already arranged To- nave
O'foo'.'s UIp incurred ana 30 be- said tho
policy Nii De- mad, out for s8U.uuu.
while Drcyfuss did not bay
p'Tool,.s battery partner. BIN k,ut
10, Intends Geo make owner Lennon
aud Manager Ecny AN un,r. K,Uy
has been uu,r,d as high a. 10000
Tor the c1tahrI aud Dr. Do. g. Solid 60
this mark thr famous ST. Paul pair
must hD posted as the only S85.0uU
battery tn, NurlU has ever tnoNu
b'Tuplc Dr. product of ~. Sow
Bedford. New England clue Two
years ago hc was drafted Dos tu. .Iu.
"inuau Reds Bat Manager Grimm
failed to see tho possibilities lh
p'T"olc ,ud released him Goo So. pau.
which iurmcI him to Sioux city a.
Tao Western fsDtpu. His WORK. iu IA
west Nnf good, and owner Lraupu
brought him back. Tie has been TIVE
pitching sensation OF the year mis-
str;Ec-uut records being unboutcn .u
tho American association
Manager ErtsnahAn FIRST oC.Ipd
SIG 500 Tor o'Tooir and IS NY. Charl.-
Murphy ot the cubs offered t-u.uuH.
cleveland. Ga. Chicago whit son aud
Piii-hurg Joined BOO the bidding
Prior Goo this sale. "I.pUv" Hus-rI.
th, pitcher purchased by Mpuag.r
MACK OF n, Athletics. lYr St.OUu.
was tine highest priced n's ol .,u-
prL
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-26
AID WOLGAST EARNS
s88,359 IN LESS
THAN 6 MONTHS
Lightweight Champion Has
Met Brown, Mesmic, Hogan,
Lagrave, Burns and Moran
Since Last February.

Los Angeles. Cal .Wly 90 -Lcs-
than "a year ago AN ot dozen am
bilious Young lightwcishts were crv
lng on their wares Halt this nunbo,
have been stoned ty tina savage ut.
tie champion Nd Wo,sas-. AMI uac.
ideally all of the remainder are
speaking ~ Whispers
thorough. decisive and honest
cleanup has been made by the 1893.
pound title holder Wolsast, the man
branded ga an undesirable by the
eastern critics. has wadcd through ma
army OF challongers al speed never
attempted by former lightweight
champion. An ofyr of a 81 900 ne.
ward wouldn't bring To he front the
writer who FIRST spelled Oui the words
Cheese Champion la reference 10
the DUTCH Demon
Where twelve months ago We had a
new coming Champ" Tor every day In
the week, the situation has nov mar.
towed down 10 point where there DIS
hut one legitimate l33-puund boy con.
sidcrod s'rous enough to oansc Woi.
east 10 extend himself This cluii.
date Is Freddie Welsh tnd as inc
pair have been matched To box TWEEN.
IS rounds az Vernon on ThuuNspiVing
Day the question of SuprpmaS be.
tween them soon will ln settled
Packy Mcfarland has long cried for
hi, chance against the champion bur
the talk OF the CLASSY Chicago Doy
VIII never be- seriously considered nm.
less he makes the lightweight uuit
Seated under AN electric ian In Jim
Joii,ies' private office yesterday aitcl.
noon Cherokee Tom Jones calmly
announced that since re.enterinq the
ring on last February s.. Al Woigasl
has earned SSN.35P
N this doesn't come under the hoa,i
OF getting The money i'd like 10 know
ii continued the champions man.
us'r GIVE ne q pencil and l'll snow
Nou dollar 70, dollar hOw the coin
came In"
Since the above mentioned date.
Wolsast has met Brown Memsic. TO.
gan. inenYc, Burns ana Moran Ac.
cordlng TO Jones figures. these BATH as
brought the champion S5g.i3l as his
share of The gate receipts. go which
was added $4,000 expense money.
Both Jones and Woleast are heavy
bcitors. ana by their own .spcculatiun
on Noisasl Is various battles Slgg,1
was addod 40 he family bankroil
Jones disposed OF al interest In tho
Wolgast' Moran moving picture Hlns.
rescryiny only the state of Michlgan.
Tor $3.50
we -et another good guarantee for
meeting Welsh ut Vernon ON ThmkR.
giving Day and We viii make another
big cleanup n Welsh has any financial
backing at all said Jones
Welsh beat WOlgasl2 Not a chance
I'm telling YOU that sd Wolgust Is
getting better with every ngHl Ro.
fore he quits the ring the sporting
world viii have stamped him as tho
greatest twO.handed fighter tina; the
lightweight brigade has ever SHOWN
Ad viii dispose of Welsh as easy or
easter than he ala OF the other Brlt.
isher owen Moran
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-26

Chicago 80 Boston,
81 Louis az New York.
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland az Philadelphia.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-26
Mrslrrn Ienpnr.
WHERE TnN PAY TOMORROW.
National League.

Boston at Chicago.
brooklyn az pittsburg
NrW Nork AZ Cincinnati
Philadelphia az 81 Louis.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-26
G. g. 2 CURES ECZEMA. ACNE.
@Ss S1s ssDs TETTER. POISON OAK. Etc.

Eczema Acne letter Poison Oak Pmpc etc. that some
unhealthy humor acid mputy dSeaSing circulation and
that thorough cleansing of this vital fluid necessary order to
correct he trouble Save washes lotions, relieve
OF the itching and other dcomoS caused by diseases
treatment has effect the blood and therefore cannot do any
permanent good Uaul the hor removed from the circulation
the ctlce will suffer the effects of acrd SSS the
best ana quickest remedy because is the greatest of all blood
purifiers goes into the circulation and every particle
the humor whether he an infection of poisonous plants from
other causes and makes the blood and healthy allowing
Soothe and nourh the skin instead of irritating and namng
with acrd humoS Book Skin Diseases any medical
desired sent free. SSS S for sale at drug stores
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co. ATLANTA GA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-26

Never leave home on journey
without bottle OF Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and plarrhoea Remedy.
II IN almost certain TO be needed and
cannot be obtained when ON board
the cars or steamships. For sale by
all doaIers
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-01-27
WESTERN


Three men were blown to pieces
when powder mill at Fayville. ILL.,
blew up.
AS a result of an explosion in the
Heating mine at Radersburg, forty
miles from Helena Mont, six miners
are dead.
Tacoma, Wash. - James Lawson,
aged 70, former member Of Jesse
James gang, was found dead on his
ranch at Page.
Every man belonging to any of the
twenty-five unions affiliated with the
state building trades council will be
called out on general strike in Los
Angeles before the first of May.
Mrs. Nellie Allen, 81 years old,
daughter of John b. Boyer, wealthy
planter, shot and killed her father at
Gravette. Ark, after an exchange of
several shots with him. She was mar
RED only few weeks ago.
Flying Curtiss racing biplane.
Eugene B. Ely. at San Francisco.
made successful landing ON the cruis-
er Pennsylvania, and an hour later
rose from the deck and flew back to
Selfridge field, twelve miles away.
The feat was accomplished without
mishap.
With record of 4S4 feet bored in
the great Laramie-Poudre tunnel in
December and with the prospect of
500 feet for this month, workmen, con-
tractors and land holders in the Gree
ley-Poudre district, are confident that
the great tunnel by which Laramie
river water is to be turned into the
Poudre will be completed several
months ahead of the contract time.
San Francisco's aviation meet pro-
duced a new American endurance rec.
ord when Phillip o. Parmalee, pilot.
ing Wright biplane, remained aloft
for three hours and thirty-nine min
ute sand forty-nine and one-fifth sec
onds. The best previous record was
three hours, eleven minutes and fifty,
five seconds.
Roger Wilson. who paid $4,000 for
the exclusive rights to the Jeffries
johnson fight pictures in Oklahoma
Kansas. Arkansas and Nebraska, at
tempted to exhibit the pictures In
Lawton. He was arrested on the
charge of disturbing the peace, and a
large crowd, which had paid to see
the pictures. was given the admission
money and told there would be nc
show.
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-01-27
soIons' Salary Causes Trouble.

Denver.-The constitutional amend
ment, changing the method of paying
members of the State Senate and
House of Representatives. is causing
all kinds of trouble for State Auditor
M. A. Leddy. The thing looks all
right, but when It comes to putting it
into effect. that's another matter.
The amendment makes the salary of
senators and representatives $1,000 for
the biennial period in which they
serve. Formerly they were paid 81
per day. also mileage and expenses.
One of the principal questions that
has arisen is whether of not holdover
senators should be paid under the new
or the old regulations.
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-01-27

Through delay in accepting the of
fer of the government to cede to the
state all lands and buildings of the
Fort Lewis Indian school, Colorado
is likely to lose the opportunity of OBJ.
tanning the gift, which is now esti-
mated to be worth nearly two and a
half million dollars. Repeal of the
act granting it is threatened and is
recommended by Secretary Ballinger.
Congressman Taylor has wired Cover
ror Shafroth asking him to accept the
tender at once.
When Republican leaders in Con-
gress were asked If there is likely to
be an extra session because of the
congested condition of the calendars
in both branches. they invariably an
swered in the negative.
Senator Nelson w. Aldrich's long.
awaited plan for the revision of the
national banking legislation as he
calls it, has been made public. What
he proposes is the establishment of
the Reserve Association of America
representing what might be called a
federation of local associations formed
by national banks.
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-01-27
FOREIGN.

The Paris chamber of deputies was
recently thrown into panic by an at.
tempt on the life of Premier BRAND.
A special dispatch from Picking saws
that because of the plague, the diplo.
matte body has closed the legation
quarter.
= d. Kotoku, his wife and twenty
four fellow anarchists, were sentenced
TO death for having conspired against
the life of the emperor and other mem
bers of the imperial household of
Japan.
Advices from Fudziadian. the Chi
nese suburb of Harbin, state that the
deaths there from bubonic plague av
erage $50 daily. The epidemic is
spreading to Mukden, Kirin and places
IN northern China having commercial
intercourse with Russia.
By remarkable operation, involv-
ing the placing of a glass lens in the
eyeball. DR.. William Copley Winslow,
archaelogist. historical writer and
Protestant Episcopalian clergyman,
condemned by many doctors to life
OF blindness, can see again.