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Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-30
LIVED TOO HIGH.
Why Frisco Bank Teller Is Charged
 With Embezzlemsut.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 29.-Geo. 4. Terry for some time paying teller of the International Corporation, of this city. was arrested tonight on a charge Of embczziement lie coL- fessed that his accounts were short approximately Sf4.100 and said that tue greater part of the money was spent in gratifying his desire for high Irving Terry is a young man and un- married. and was uspected for some time, according to the bank officials.
 His salary. it is said. did not war rant the way he spent money. ac- cording to the evidence Of detectives, who had shsdowed him for several weeks. Terry spent as much as $150 ID a single night in cafes and auto mobile hire. 4 small part of the money embedded. according to the bank management, was spent in par tial payments on real estate and the property thus represented. the bank Will endeavor to recover
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-30
ASK DISSOLUTI,N
 OF RUSSIAN IRE 1T
Action By Jewish Societies oi
 San Antonio

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Nov. e9- tS. ec alJ--At a joint meeting or the i5nai Z-on Assoslauon and Maccabe 4n Zionist socey O. San Anton.o, Ae members of JAe two organizations all American ciuzans. a0optsd e .esolUtion uig ng congress and the yrt siGeRt oi ihe Jnued states 10 .e44n.nate tne ueuy between the Onted ST ats and Russia. entered .aLo m issZ by terms of tnls 1.Caty, Russla claims The right. anS, t IS eia mel. does discriminate be- tween Amerlc9n citizens on the sso1nds O. race and religious beliefs. Ihe resolution recites that as con. sequence, AmerC8n citizens who are Jews are excluded from Russian and are sub yect to the same class Of lestr ctiun as the Russian govern n4enl imposes on it's own inhabitants who are Jews. sl ol which is con. ,Tary to pain wording and mean .nng of the trelEy. Copies of the .eso .uuon. accompanied by petitions. w ls be sent to the United States senators and congressman from Tex as.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-30
GRATEFUL GOVERNORS
 PROCLAIM EAROUTE
WeStenefs Remind the Peo- ple of the EaSt of a
 Duty

GRAND RAPIDS. Nov. 29.-The special train Of western governors ar rived here late today. On tho road today the governors acid their iirst executive, scss on. One ol tho resalts was the adoption of a Thanksgivine proclamation. expressing their greet mss 70 the peope of the east. and oongratulating tae people of the na. tion uFon the muy blessings anc benehts enjoyed by them m inc past rear.
 -T-e soil has yielded bounteously ts treasure and neither war nor pes. tilenee has taken 8 grim toll. Edu- cNion and morality have made no- uceable progress, material comforts nave multipaed. good citizenship has made an advance. end commercial activity and industrial growth are mere pronounced and extended. lhere Is so much 10 be thankfni Tor th.t a grateful Feople should make t-e morrow indeed dag of Thanks giving. on winch praise should be freely offered to Him from whom all good and perfect things come.
 On their arrival at Grand Rapids the governors party was met with automob les and taken on a trip gound the city They stopped at 10 leading furniture factory. and a literary club. where addresses were made.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-30
PROMINENT MEXICAN
 HEAD IF SNUGClERS
Former Governor Felix Of Ter rltory of Lower Cal
 ifomia

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 2s.-Judge De Haven, of the federal court. to- day signed an order for the removal 70 Les Angeles of Antonio Felix, for mer governor of Lower California who was arrested in connection with the gigantic On nese smuggling scheme Immigrant officials say that Fe K is the cad of a gang of snug glers who have been bringing in coo Hes by the use of fast launc es which are speedier than the government boats, and easily outdistanced them.
 Capta n James Wright. and Engi- neer Reynold Scott. Of the launch comrlde. which was caught in the act Of and'ng Chinese al Monterey Bay cn Friday will also he taken to Les Ange'es for rial. e Chinese cap tured. numbering rwentyctWo, were ordered deported.
 Mrs. Edith Hall, who was arrested in Los Angeles, Is in jail there as one Of the leaders Of the grng.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-30
RED HATS TODAY.
The Final Ceremony of investitUre
 This Morning.

ROME. Nov. 2e The final cere- mOny in the creation of new mem bers of the Sscred College will take plaee tomorrow morning in the Han of Beatincation. when the red hat will be conferred on eighteen new cardinals. including three American prelates, Mgr. Falconio and Archbi- shop Farley, Of New York and Arch. bishop O'Connell, os Boston.
 The pope received the new cardm- als today and gave particular greet ings to the ones of America.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-30
wouLo wIpE ouT TaeATY

KANSAS CITT. Nov. 29-T3e ab roga ion of the treaty with Russia m 'ess absolute equality is extended fe American citizens tIays.ing or
 assrorts from this nation. was urged today at meeting of Jewish American cirzera fy '. S. Senator James A Reed. end Representative ". P Hor and. oi the F.flh Missou- n dis rlct
 Both faVof ed the adept on of reso l-t ns psn1ing in congress 10 ter. mlnate the existing treaty of 1852 with Russia. 3
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-30

Rain Coats A large assortment of cravenettes mackin t,shes and automobile coats. Absolutely water proof Just he cnats for this climate Th- famous Kenyon make. Priestly'S crave nettes a d the ne> silk rain coat which is es. pecially adapted to motoring included. Many colors and pattern such as changeable silk fancy plaids, stripes and small mixtures
 Cats valued to s12.5) q nm
 Special D fsuU
 se::f sesti.i valued to .iaoo S1O.0O
 so:ss ss:ti.i valued at :so.oo S12.OO
 soess s'eti.i valued to $500 S15.OO
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CRIPPLED sAcKFleLo.
Cornell Net in Good Shape for To
 dsy's Game.

ATLANTIC CITY. Nov. 29-Cor neil's football team win be hsndi capped in tomorrow's game with Pennsyiusl'a. by the absence of the regular bEckieli Belief. C larter back, UndeThiiis fCilback and Haw- k.ns. ha6back are still too badly crippled and bruised 70 enter the game.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-30
LADIES' SUITS

very of ladies finely hand tailored suits copslstng of English Chevots broad cloth French and sm serge velOur Scotch tweeds etc. in all the pop ular shades of the such coronation purple blue brown an greys, wine, dark green and the cadet blue There few serges with black hair line stripes Also la ge assortment u blacks in broad cloth, seTgeS, cheviots, unfinished worsted> and mannish effects
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-30
Ladies Long Black Coats

We have few Long Black Coats for ladies in extra quality f broad cloth and vicuna. They are of the newest styles trimmed with black silk frogs, velvet and black silk braids to close this line out we will sell
 Regular values up to s25.OO C1E m
 Special DGJs UU
 Regular values up to $500 G1f1 m
 SpecIal 1ZUsUU
 Regular values up to $4OOO C1E m
 Special 0EJ.UU
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ATTENTION ELKs.
 Roast Pig with fixings and salad will be served at ihe club house this evening 35e
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@itliatipns, 39rofe88ional.

By 4 HIGH SCHc50T,
school and college graduate. coach
ing to do. Address 6G6, care Times.
Dispatch
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+ arm Of Fifty Acres
NEAR HIGHLAND SPRINGS.

At the request OF the owner. We Will
sell at public auction. at the front door
Of IIerrico county Courthouse. on
+ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY lb.l9ii,
at o'clock F. NJ,
the following described tract OF land,
being tho property of II. L. Narouiss:
Bounded by tho lands OF a. II. Teskc.
now owned by Prokop and Meier. run
ming northwardly 1880 feet to Chicka-
hoininY River thence along said river
castwardly to marked willow oak ;
thence sou,hwardly $3.50 feet. and
thence w2stwardly about $50 feet to
point OF beginning, containing 30 acres,
more or less. Dwelling house and out
ations. ana was formerly the estate OF
y. +. I'eitz.
TERMS: Easy and announced at sale
n, Il. ClIAFFlN &; co. INC.
a n inp>
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Ey virtue OF a certain deed OF trust
from Robert c. Randolph, dated Jan
nary s. 1910, to the undersigned trus-
tee. and recorded in Richmond Chan
Gerry Court in p. r. .o5 y. page 80.
default having been made in pavmen;
OF tho debt secured therein and bcin Z
required by the beneficiary so to do,
tho undersigned will sell at public
auction. OH the premises on
THURSDAY, February Is. 1911.
at 1880 r NJ.
the property described in said deed,
as follows
All that certain lot piece or parcc.
Of land lying and being liz tho city OF
Iichmond fronting u feet 5 inches
on tho north side OF Beverly street.
and beginning thereon ~ feet from tn,
Intersection OF Beech street, ana run :
nin:, thence along Beverly street -
fcet 'nchoa, moro or less, and en-
tending Rack northwar,ily between
parallel lines 30 feet 10 an alley;
thence along said alley and parallel TO
EcvcrlM. Street 81 feet inches.
TERMS: Enough In ash to pay the
expenses Of sale. all taXes that NAV be
due: also a ratailc proportion Of taxes
for this Year. q note Of $500 due July
;. 1910, with interest; note OF $500
duo January ). 1911. with interest: a
note for $4,000. due January ). 1911.
with interest, ana the residue al one
and two wears, negotiable notes in
tcrcst added, and secured by deed
of trust on the property.
". \. WlLLEROY.
Trustee
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43elp QQianten. HlaIK.

EMPLOYEES WANTED
send postal for Richmond cxalni-
nation schedule FRANKLIN INSTI-
TUIE, Dent 3Sc l., Rochester, ~ y.
RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS WANTED
4 y VtraSt salary, sl,l00. Alternate
weeks or with full pay. Preparation
Tree for coming Richmond cXanina-
tons. FRANKLIN INSTI1I-Tt,
81 Dept. 3s3 D. Rochester, :. i.
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~ The Valentine Auction Auctoncers
Broad
Colonial urniture at Auction

and dohcr
MORROW), THURSDAY 4 NJ
nnccnt
ks.
e morn ins OF 81
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Real estate fnr 5ale.

FOR SALE. FLOYD AVENUE AND
Main Street lots, near the soldiers
Home. Madison 1851
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CREATES SENSATION.
dndse nn.n Discharge. Grand .ynr.

'"tCn I'D; tNtIEHtNU ATcEcd FrNuds.
Especial TO The Times D1spatch.l 5
portsmouth, Va, February lids.
charging the grand Jury and declarinr
that he would summons a grand iiIry
who would find cause for indictinE the
election Judges OF the August Demo-
cratic primary for q Second District
congressional nominee. Judge Balm. Of
the liustines Court, created a profound
sensation to-day 5Go1r-.'
When the grand jury returned to the
courtroom this morning and rcport-
ed mo true bill" against tho fudge.
said to have been involved in the
frauds In this city. Judge Balm or.
dered them to retire, ana again CON
slider the cases. not being satisfied With
the report
Later they returned and made The
same report. 1T was then that the
court showed anger, ordered their dis
charge, and annnunccd that he would
call another grand jury to consider
the cases. a
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AGED WOMAN rALLs DEAD. Fl.
Expires In Corridor OF City Hall nj
Winchestcr.

Especial o The Times Dispatch 3
Winchester. Va, February t4-While
about 10 enter the City Hall auditorium
Tonight TO attend midwinter recital
OF Fort i.oudoun Seminary. at which
her granddaughter is 81 student Mrs
Hannah iiummiGe Smitl, was seized
with an attack OF heart disease and
eXpir In the main corridor. She was
scFcntS-fonr years old, a native OF
New Jersey. tho widow OF German
smith who was wealthy bark en-
porter, and leaves ono son, German
Smith. OF Winchester.
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5falen DroposaI8

: EALiaD PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
ceived by the board Of trustees OF
the State Normal and Industrial
Van nt iGf poo 9ms sS TnrsdHeriGksbnr
4 day Of February. 1911, for the fur
nishinG OF all materials. for. and the
erection and completion Of, a resi-
dencc a, fredericksburg. VA. In ac-
cordancc with plans and spcci,ica.
tons of Charles II. Robinson Archi-
tect, OF Richmond Va. Each bidder
VIII inclosc with his bid a certified
check for 5000. payable 10 p. j.
White. chairman of the building and
grounds committee. The success Sui
bidder will be required to furnish q
ehrety company bond in penalty Of
twenty .ive hundred dollars. condi
toned for the faithful execution Of
his contract.
PLANS and specifications can he
inson. Architect. Richmond. Va 1r
+. II. Russell, President, Fredcricks-
burg. Va
The right is reserved to the board
OF trustees 10 reject any and all bids.
Checks accompanying bids not uc-
copied VIII be. returned at once to
( the persons sending them.
F. j. WHITE.
Chairman Building and Grounds Com
February .. 1911.
SEALED PROPOSALS Will BE RE-
ceivcd until u o'clock SATURDAY.
February 20, 1911. to furnish the
Peniten tiary fresh beef during the
year beginning March IA, 1911. Whole
ioTequarters Weighing not lens than
70 pounds. or rattlcrs weighing not
less than 50 pounds each arc re-
quired. Separate bids must be sub
initted for each. and full-sizc sam
pies showing tho kind and quality OF
cuts must accompany The bids. De-
livcrics TO be made not later than
$50 y. NJ. on such days and in such
quantities as the superintendent
may direct. AS a pledge of good
faith. the bids must he accompanied
by certified check for one hundred
dollars. which will be returned to the
successful bidder as soon as he exc
cutes satisfactory contract
For further information apply to
the superintendent
BY order of the Board Of Directors.
j. Il. WOOD.
superintendent.
SEALED BIDS WILL. BE RECEIVED
until IL o'clock SATURDAY. Feb
riiary -. TELL. Tor the Pcnitcntiary
siop:s, during the yenr Beginning
April !, 1911. The said Stops must
regular intervals q. least three times
4 week. The bids tn be accompanied
By certified check Of one hundred
dollars, which, will be returned to
the successful bidder when he exc
cutes satisfactory bond guar
antccinS faithful performance OF
contract. For : further information
apply to the superintendent
b. order OF the Board OF Directors
!. p. WOOD.
SUPERINTENDENT.
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Anarninu.

SMALL BOARDING HOUSE; REASON
= able ia tcs. 1908 West Grace Street.
NICE ROOMS. WITH TABLE BOARD.
at 317 East Franklin.
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FOR SALE, PURE-RREn BLACK MI
norca and White LnEhorn eggs. 81
per fifteen, e. W. ELLIS. Highland
Springs.
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aufrlnn balfs. Tbis 7Dap.
b.. E. a. Catl!n &: CO.
Business Property
No. B Governor Street
We will sell at auction. on
We will sell at auction. on
WEDNESDAY,, FEBRUARY Is,
at p'cloclx p NJ

that exceptionally well located Bust
ness property. No. > Governor Street.
1t is needless TO say that this loca ton
Is convenient TO the most important
commercial interest OF Richmond and
IL Is hard to conceive that It will ever
decline In value The property is oc-
cupied by an excellent tenant whose
lease VII! expire June j. 1919. To those
VINO are seeking q rcmunerativc in
COME on an absolutely safe Investment
or 10 those whose business reouircs
them to be convenient to the banking
or heavy mercantile houses Of the city
ms property should strongly commend
Itself M
TERMS: VIII he made easy if desired.
L. ~. C.ATLIN g. CO.
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that mature timber is thus withheld
from use is clear evidence that grea;
additional profits are expected to &C.
cruo through further increase In value
standing timber is not tho only aues.
ton. When the timber has been cut
the land remains. There has been ere,
atcd, therefore, not only the frame.
WORK OF an enormous timber monopoly,
put also an equally sinister land con.
centratlon in extensive sections, In,
rolving also q great wealth in min.
erals XII
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nt8.=.Tranel1arks.


PROTECTIVE PATENTS PROCuRED
promptly. Our books, THE protcc-
Success" sent on request Personal
service guaranteed. I3EELER g.
ROBE. Patent and Trade Mark Law.
Xers, .20.2.3 McGill Bldg., Washing-
ton, u. y.
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TManteh.


e e Dbl ~ n d MACHINERY or
OF every description bought at full
value. LATeENCE COSBY, 1879 ~
Cary st. Phone Madison a52s.
WANTED. TO BUY FOr CASH. HOUSE.
hold goods in any quantity. Phone
Madison 1854.
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Real Estate UNantrn.

HOME WAITED ron COM
ing summer; furnished, modern I'm
provemcnts. five bed rooms and Ser
wants quarters. near railroad or cleo
trio station. not over 80 miles from
Richmond. Best references y Clio.
care Times I0isnatch
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Meetln96.

THE ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF tho Gans-Hady CO.
VIII be hold at tho offlcc OF the com:
pany, 1905 East Main Street, Rich
mond. Va. WEDNESDAY,, February
Is, 1911. at 12 NJ
GEO. W. RADY, Secretary.
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stockholders OF the Virginia Hot
Springs Company. for the purpose OF
electin, directors. and for tho trans
action OF such other business as may
lawfully come before the said meet
ing. Including tho approval Of all
OF the acts OF the board OF directors
and all committees thereof. OF the
said company. In the past year, Will
be held at tho Office OF the COM
pany. Homestead Hotel. Hot
Springs. Virginia. on TUESDAY,.
the 2Sth day OF February. 1911. at
IL NJ. The transfer books will close
Wednesday. February 90, 1911, Mt .
NJ. and remain closed until 10 \.
NJ. Wednesday, March /. 1911
a. TRENVETT. Secretary.
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HICKORY STOVE MOOD.

DO YOU WANT A LOAD OF THE
best hickory wood IN the city cut
TO stove lengths? You can get It
b* phoning your order to Madison
GINIA-NORTH CAROLINA WI1EEI
COMPANY
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Rootl1s for Rent.

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.
apply Gig North Eighth street.
CLEAN, NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS
Pnonc Madison 2209-J. Transients.
permanent: baths; central. THE
WELI-lNGTOE, Ola East Clay Street
For GENTLEMEN, NICELY FUR
nishcd second-story hall room in
private family: references EXCHANGED
Apply ola East Marshall!
BRIGHT. SUNNY ROOM: SECOND
story. convenient TO bath: private
family Apply 10. 2o2 South Third
Street
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DrofessinnaI DeIp u0lantefI-

he VIRGINIA TEACHERS BUREAU
supplies colleges, private and public
schools with teachers or all grades.
teachers wanted. L. ". CRIDLIN,
manager. Woodland Heights, Rich
fuond. Va.
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EXTRA LARGE SIZE MANTLE MIR
rors. sizes 6XS IL feet and smaller
IN gilt and walnut frames. Rare
bargains, at s. j. LONDON'S, 1884
T.. Main street
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Tpr 5ale.

FOR WAGONS. GO TO RICHARDSON
BROS. 6l5 Brook Avenue.
FOR SALE. WINTER OATS; PRESENT
price. SO cents per bnshcl Sample
at I'LL East Main Street. LEWIS
GINTER LAND AND IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY
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QUALITY AND QUANTITY ARE
guaranteed from us. We have oak.
pine or slab wood. and our prices
are right, We please everybody.
Phone Madison 6313. NORTH CARO-
LIMA WOOD AND coal. CO.. 327
Brook Avenue.
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w ant Ad. Rates

ONE CENT PER WORD
when paid in advance. No Al.
taken for loss than TEN
CENTS.
NO ADS. TAX EN- FOR
LE SIS THAN TWENTY
FIVE CENTS when phoned in
Or charged at the counter.
Classification not guaranteed
after $50 p. NJ.
FOR e " SINE S S CON-.
TRACTS Phone Monroe for
the WANT AID. MAN to call
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Goal am 0Hnnn.

LoNG'S WOOD s EXAGTIiL.Yl: INKS All
good, dry, heating wood--it lasts, and
your work goes on smoother Ills
coal makes ashes after it burns.
Madison 1860 and 1910
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Zeal Estate fnr Scent.

WE CAN PLEASE YOU! FIRST CALL
to see us if you wish TO buy sell
rent or insure. y. Is. WALKER &
CO.. Real Estate and Insurance, No.
]. Mutual Building (entrnncc corner
Ninth and Main).
FOR RENT, ONE NINE-ROOM HOUSE:
Pines Car Line. J. l.. S *. c. MIL.
LER. Stop u, Seven Pines Car Limo.
r. f. y. No g. CITY
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NEED OF CHANGE
IN PUBLIC POLICY
Concentration Of Control Of
Standing Timber in Few
Hands Threatened.
REPORT MADE TO PRESIDENT
Findings Of Herbert Knox Smith
Regarding Lumber Industry
OF Country.

Washington, p. c.. February If
Concentration OF tho control OF the
standing timber III a very few hands,
vast speculative holdings Far In adj
vance Of any use thereof, an enor-
nous Increase in The value OF this
diminishing natural resource, with great
profit to It's owners" and. incidentally.
IAN equally sinister land monopoly
and CLOSELY connected railroad dom
ination''-thesc are the iindings report
ed to President Taft by Herbert Knox
Smith. Commissioner OF Corporations
In the first nstalmcnt OF his long
awaited report on the lumber industry
of the country. The report was made
public to-day, when submitted to Con-
gross by the President. It constitutes
the ''llrst comprehensive aud method
icai investigation of the amount and
ownership OF our standing timber"
Tho report itself comprises thirty
printed pages. but summary OF its
mittcd by Mr.. Smith.
There arc many great combinations
in other INDUSTRIES. says the commits
sioner whose formation is complete.
In the lumber industry, on the other
hand. thu bureau now finds in the max
ing combination caused fundancn-
tally. by n long standing public policy.
In the last forts years concentration
has 50 proceeded that 1915 holders, many
interreated. low have practically
one half OF the privately owned tim.
Der in tho investigation area twhicli
contains 50 per cent. OF the whole)
This Formidable process OF concentra-
ton in timber ana in land certainly
involves grave future possibilities or
imprssnablc monopolistic conditions,
whose far-reaching consequences to
societ: it is now difficult to anticipate
fully or to ovcrcstimate.
The foremost facts shown arc: "a
The concentration of n dominating con-
troll OF our standing timber in a com
parativciy few enormous holdings.
steadily tending toward a central con-
troll of the lumber industry; (2l vast
speculative purchase and holding OF
timber land far in advance OF any use
thereof; t3) an enormous increase III
the value Of this diminishing natural
resources. with great profits to its own
crs. This value. by the very nature
OF standing timber. the holder neither
created nor substantially enhances.
These are the underlying facts. OF
tenn andous significance 10 Tho public
welfare. They arc primarily tho re-
suits OF our public land policy. long
continued The laws that represent
that policy arc still largely operative.
The past history and present status of
our standing timber drive homo upon
US the Imperative necessity OF revising
our public policy for the future man
agement OF all our remaining re-
sources"
The commissioner then traces tho
interval during which timber land
PASSED from government TO private
ownership
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aqents IEa,1trn.

AGENTS. STOP RIGHT HERE; SOME
thing new: S-5 to 500 !. week: sells
on sight. 100 per cent. proiit; no
charge for territory: nov a,itona tic
razor sliarpener, absolutely guaran
teed for life. ono agent without cy-
Pericncr took 81 orders first day
OUT tSworn Statenlent): IS orders
ncNt day; profit for Two DAYS, SIS. ~:
100000 sold In four months: phe-
nomenal money-makcr men every.
where arc excited over the mystic
rious accuracy and perfection OF this
little machine Write to-day for full
particulars free. NC want {. thou.
sand agents in exclusive territory n
once. Address THE NEVER FAIL,
CO. ?T6 Cotton Bldg Toledo. Ohio