The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-06-10
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO, June s, 1895.
VOICE OF THE PRESS
Expressions from Newspapers of Inte-
rior California.

Expressions from Newspapers of Inte-
rior California.
Bakersfield Californian.I
The only possible foundation for the
belief that comb money is even artificialy
produced may be found in the increase of
the use of comb foundation. Many per-
sons not familiar with the subject are I'M
able to distinguish the use to which
foundation is put, and at once jump to
the conclusion that it is intended TOR the
manufacture of bogus honey The foun-
dalton is simply sheet of wax put into a
frame, by which the bees are induced to
build their comb evenly instead of in the
Irregular shape that is so often the case
when foundation is not used. That is all
there is TO the artificial comb theory. So
far as making an entire comb, with the
cells in readiness to contain the liquid
honey. that is an absolute impossi bility
for any one but the bees to accomplish.
No one has ever done such a thing, and
it is as stupid to say that it is possible as
it is to believe it.
THE INDIVIDUAL" SYSTEM.
Los Angeles Times.l
The individual" system of instruc-
ton, which has been given only par
tial trial in our public schools, is too i'm
portant matter TO be disposed of through
partisanship or prejudice. Nor should
the adverse opinions of some teachers,
whose work may have been somewhat
increased by the system at the outset, be
allowed to force the abandonment OF the
system. Public-school teachers are serv-
ants, not masters, and 1t is their duty to
obey orders like other public servants.
1t Is not for them to create or to change
systems, but 10 conform to such systems
of teaching as may be adopted by the
proper school authorities, whose duty, in
turn. it is to do the will OF the people.
when clearly expressed. The 'indiyid-
uaP' system is entitled to a fair and
friendly trial for at least six months in
some If not all or our city schools. 1t
should not be put upon such a test with
defeat organized in advance.
DOWN, DOWN DOWN!
[Colusa SUM-.
The Oakland Enquirer marvels that
old-line green hackers should be so an
thusiastic in their admiration Of "Coin,s
Financial School," which conlbats the
very foundation of their existence. but
there is really nothing marvellous about
their attitude. They constitute a per-
petual and perpetuated element of social
unrest aud are always "agln" The Gov
eminent They were born so and can't
help it.-Tulare Register.
There are men who, it their expenses
were paid at The Palace Hotel or third
rate hashhouse. would take the latter
They have no conception of the enjoy
ments of life and don't like to see anyone
else enjoying life. They seek to level all
things, not by raising the low places, but
by lowering the high. They are 'agin''
progress in whatever shape it my come.
Ii they enjoy sly they say that is good
enough for the other fellow. The nfyh
places must be leyeled, and il the low
places sink lower there must he another
and another leveling down. Inventions
are wrong. machinery wrong, railroads
wrong. The people are those who have
no aspirations. no ambitions. Consist
ency never bothers these people. They
are for the thing that seems to be- the
downward pull OF to-day. Down. down.
down!
THE SACRAMENTO VALLEY LEAGUE.
Woodland Democrats
Every progressive and enterprisino
citizen ought TO feel that the Press i,eaorns
of the Sacramento Valley has undertaken
an enterprise that Is worthy OF all COM
mendation aud enterprise. In giving
aid TO such work as The league contaul-
plates, every man should feel that lie is
promoting his own interests as well as
adding to his neighbours opportunities TO
benefit himself. The rich viii draw IN
creased revenues from their capital, and
the laboring man anu mechanics will de-
rive advantage from more active aud
regular empIoyment.andl increase OF COM
pensatiou Ior their work. Let every man
who feels an interest IN developing
the resources OF The valley heartily Sec
ond the efforts Of the league.
BICYCLE AND THE FARM.
Oakland Inqairer.l
One who has been travelling through
the interior says that the farming CONF
Tor long time. have contracted il o last,
ana that one wheel to each farmhouse is
a low average, some having three or four.
Times have bean particularly hard upon
the farmers, aud good bicycles cost SlOJ
apiece, but IL is d noticeable thing that