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Arizona republican., 1901-03-07
The Mormons. as a sect, have lon


 The Mormons. as sect, have long been derided and condemned. To the
 ignorant. Mormonlsm THE PRO- means polygamy and GRGSSIVE nothing else. The un- MC'RMONS. reasoning jump at
 conclusions and clothe the most senseiess statements with tho robe of logic. The uncharitahle find no good in any sect union. cor:blna- tion or ism not peculiarly their own.
 The fact Is that the Mormons, as a sect. have long since abandoned tho doctrine of polygamy. Their lives are as pure now as nihe lives of the mem bers of any other church, They are as patriotic as any people. Their love fot the flag is ardent and their loyalty unsurpassed. If they erred In tho past they do not occupy that fl~'d alone
 There are Mormons in many localities in beautiful Arizona They have been among our best. bravest and thrlftiest pioneers. And wherever you find them there industry is everywhere app:r- ent. energy and thought and vigor are everywhere visible in fruitful and tan. giblc form. In the Salt River valley ono will find the inevit ib.e signs of tho manly qualities evidenced in bea Il tlful homes, luxurlarr orchards ard fields. No race or sect can beat them as farmers. No one understands bot ter the soil or the science, of irrigation than he. Nowhere will ,ne find kind. Her hospitality-genuine, coms-in-and- eyourself-per hos- pitality-than among them.
 The wriser knows many of these es- timable people personally and admires them. He has sample their hospitel ity and esteems 1t highly.
 Thatcher, in the Glla valley. is P charming little berg--a veritab.e gerr in beautiful setting. The settlement is purely Mormon. There you will finN every farmer owning his ranch, con- fortable. prosperous. with money in the bank. T'nere you may find q splen- did academy of learning, for ,he Mor . mons believe in education. They be- lievo in the very best of schools and strive earnestly to attain pre- eminence. They believe, too. in educating tbclr children at home. While there last fall the writer visited the academy and found jt doing splendid work. In the evening he attended social dance emy. These dances are given monthly. We were told. The principal of the academy was in charge. Preceding the dancing a prayer was offered by the bishop. This is ths regular custom. Then followed social entertainment of an extraordinarily high standard. There was no unruly conduct. The bishop, the teachers and parents were there as instructors and chaperones The young people were guided. not spled upon. They were taught by pre- cept and example of their parents and friends. Harmanv reignec and pure joy was unconHreG.
 Another pecrllarity was the perfect equality of the sexes Tie Mormon men believe that their wives are not only good eno;,sh for companions. but good enough ;or citizen- and voters. They believe in equal suffrage. Why should they rot?
Arizona republican., 1901-03-07

Captain Parker makes d very cred itable speaker He might De more of a dictator. He might b. more severe in his handling of some of the rest less, unruly bronccs under his care. and thus rush more business thr ush the house. but he could nos b. more fair. courteous and gentlemanly. He Is good enough 10 be a republican,.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-07

Dr. J. NJ. Ford left the council yes terday a very sick man and will prob There are other members of the legls- lature whose illness would not be an occasion for such substantial regret on the part of the taxpayers of Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-07

If congress should be called in ex- traordinary session to consider tho Cuban question. a. part os the time might be set apart for the construc- tion oi ar organic ect to replace the one ann.hiated yesterday by Sen'ter Ivus ana his legislative associates.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-07

If the president is hesitating about the calling of an extra session he will suddenly decide to issue the call when
 he hears of Sen'ter Ivuses' "corkus" on Tuesday night and it's momentous results. The constitution of the United States is next in line of attack.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-07

At d largely attended mass meeting held in the Phoenix opera house last September, committee composed Of thirty-s.x men was selected 10 devise controlling our water supply. Is 1t not about time that committee was making a rpplrt
Arizona republican., 1901-03-07

Malevolence. envy and b,ack intrigue Arc up and stirring before the dawn: And rogue of a lie will run league While arith is putting her sandals on.
 By Andrew Downing.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-07

Fear not. roo much, an open enemy; He is oonsistent-always at his post; But watchful be of him who holds the key or your own heart and flatters yop
 tho most.
 By Andrew Downing.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-07

Scn'tcr Ivus hit the organic act whitening blow yesterday, but there was not that responsive grunt that might have been expected from the victim of SO forcefr. 5trcke.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-07

The consideration of the womans house this afternoon. The measure is in good hands and It's friends are hopeful of its passage.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-07
AMBROSE CORRAL.

Cor. First Ave and Monroe St., Phoenix, Ariz.
 General corral and livery business. Rigs cheap by week or month. Buy and sell horses and mules on commis- sion. Saddle ponies. mountain rigs, surreys and buggies rented by the day or week.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-07

There Is a great deal of precipitate gentlemen of the Legislature seem to believe that the session expires next Monday
Arizona republican., 1901-03-07

When a mans dcbts amount to good round sum he should try to square the circle.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-07
MANSON DORE RESTAURANT.

1z North Center Street
 Tony Kucher formerly with Adams hoteD, proprietor. New, clean and up- to-date. Lunch from II a. m. to D. m. Dinner from p. m. Open day and night. Meals, 25 cents. Give us trial and you will be well plea sed.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-07

Every wcnan who owns sack ia wearing sackcloth,
Arizona republican., 1901-03-07
4 PORTERHOUSE STEAK

that's a "porterhouse" in reality, as well as in name-tenier, juicy, fine flavored-can always be had at Hur- leys meat market, first, because 1t will be cut from prime grade of beef. sec ond because great care is taken in handling the meat. third because it's cut just exactly as n porterhouse should be cuis. We take special pride with everything in the meat line.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-07

most on the point of saylng-of them selves.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-07

D. Appleton and Company announce that they are preparing an edition Of Pere Didon's famous Life of Jesus Christ, to be sold through the regular trade at five dollars for the two vol umes. It has hitherto been sold only by subscription.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-04
IMPROVEMENT CLUBS
Three Local Organizations Meet and Take Up important
Measures--POe Nuisance Again Discussed

Three local Improvement clubs met
~ regular session last night They
were the Renton HlA Queen Anne
and Madrona Heights clubs.
The principal matter discussed at
the RensOn tiili club Was the most
suitable kind 81 trees % plant ia THE
parking strips The American elm.
the maple. the native dogwood and
the locust trees we're recommended,
The clubs constitution was amend
ell 50 that reguiar meetings eau be
held the FIRST Thursday in every
month instead ~ quarterly.
The proposed improvement OF East
linton street was referred To a spe-
cial committee. which was instruct
"a 70 take she matter up with the
Madrona Heights club.
The unsanitary condition % few
alleys IA that section WAS discussed,
and committee 0npolnted 90 hrlnR
the matter 10 the attention OF the
sanitary inspectors.
Queen Aene Club
At meeting OF the Queen Anne
Improvement club A. W Young. Of
the committee on streets and grad
ms. reported that the Improvement
Of 81 different streets on the hHl.
as recently presented IN council haA
been referred TO a special council
committee. which would take the
matter up az meeting 90 be called
soon.
The delay in the matter OF asphalt
ms Highland drive was discussed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-04
REV. [. [. WOODS
TAKES Passionate
OF Taylor COngret aiionaI Church =
A Man Of Much Experience

Rev L. L. Woods was formally in
stalled as pastor Of Taylor congrega-
tional church last Wednesday Mr.
Woods brings 20 his position long
and varied experience. Born In
scarborough. Mass. he graduated
from the University ~ Vermont. and
studied theology az Colgate univer-
sity. He held pastorates ~ ogden
burg. ~ r.. Lawrence. Mass. and
Boston. Mass. During the time that
he was IN active ministerial work he
also engaged In real estate Hpecula-
ton. politics and journalism. lie has
made great deal ~ money through
his varied career but either gave e
away IN aiding struggling churches
or lost y ia financial panics.
In 1922 Mr. " Gods went 60 Nome
but was unsuccessfuI IN locating
claims He returned To this city and
engaged In journalistic work real -
tate. and even worked az "a carpeu.
ter's bench. About six months ago
TAYLOR Congregational church being
without n pastor. he assumed the du-
iiea ~ that office During his short
pastorata the church ms been un-
usually ueeessfui Mr. Woods was
formerly with the Baptist denomlna-
fiou.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-04

Councilman Crlehton stated that
there was NO necessity 81 haste, ns
asphalt could not bc a.a - iaIv in
the year Charles H. Grave insisted
that sewers. water aud gas mains
should be put in now. 40 there could
be no excuse for delay IN the spung
The pole nuisance was again
brought up. A. W. Young stated
that while the Improvement clubs
were meeting and discussing the pole
question the corporations were quiet
N planting poles AN over the city
a.. NJ kutterworth suggested that
the best way 20 get rid OF the poles
was to employ men TO cut them
down
The street railway committee was
Instructed 80 consult with General
Manager Dickinson. Of the Seattle
Electric Co. TO see " a better service
could not be given the residents of
the hill
A committee was appointed 90 see
the school directors and ask that q
wing be huiH % the Queen Anne
school. ~ n. elise said that the
school there was overcrowded.
Nsdroaa astrhts Club
The MadrouA Heights Improve
ment club met and discussed az
length cement sidewalks and their
width. II was agreed that rdlvid-
uals IN laying sidewalks tn that dis
trlct should make them uniform
width Of five feet. 4 number 81 min
or committee reports were made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-04

There was never a man VI,
20 Seattle who has created "a. -.
al sensation as Dr. Abbo. a -.
who would 90 70 sea ths ma,
meet him on the Etreet Womb -,
~ take him 10 BE- the rsrssrs,,s.
man he really 10. Or think h. has =.
power 81 doing what he reallv =.
done. for the cures he has perfs~.
I'd IN Seattle Is one o. the noss I.
markable things hat has haoss,,,
here in recent years. From the m
day that he came 70 the city m /.
the present time his offices -.
been crowded from early morn ~
late AZ night. There are those "A.
have come 20 him who are tsr,f,
blind and 10 whom a ray II liza, ~
not been visible for many Year, i,
now they are able 70 see clearty i
a result Of Abbos wonderful sknl
There are those who have con. /.
him with lifeless limbs from psrzr.
sis and rheumatism. Some hsrs a
their canes and clutches behtnt 4.
ter receiving but one Treatment "a.
ers discard them within a few an
and wonder at a power 90 pg.n
which has breathed into then N
life.
The victims Of catarrh. Assh-,
bronchitis and other diseases .. IL
Nasal Bronchial organs. after ysss
Of annoyance and expens. In ssa-s
Of relief have. after a shor TIM
been permanently cured az. a.
most agreeabiy astonished.
Probably none have as much csrH
10 praise Abbo as the number Of *
fering women who have gained ~.
cor and relief by his wonderful A.
coyeries. with the experiences so1.r.
ed after many years OF prartics N:
study devoted 10 the many dsssxs1
that make the lives Of the naswsr
OF women a burden and torture h
was able 10 give the suffering w.
men a system OF treatment and ns1-
icine entirely unknown 70 other rsls-
titioners. And the efficacy Of vita
has been demonstrated by the nuz.
Der OF women once weary. ww-
weak and einaciated. suffering IT,
lures and agonies almost beyond 4
scription, and who have gone srz
under Abbo's treatment with ry
cheeks, well formed bodies. s,rsrs
lungs and every feature Of grace srs
health.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-04
NEW STREET CARS

The Seattle Central Railway CO. ~
constructing for It's line new type
~ cars not Vet employed To this city
They are combination ears. and 50
constructed as 70 b. used either opan
or closed. BY the employment - glass
panels. six ~ which suffice IA com
pietely close either side 81 car
Tho road Is nearly completed from
Fourteenth avenue and Mercer street
10 Occidental avenue and Main
street. the strinRing OF wires being
practically all that remains 90 b.
Aene
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-04
Elect Charity Officers

The executive council of the Char
ity Organization society az a meeting
held yesterday afternoon elected the
following officers Tor the ensuing
year President James Boutwell,.
vice president. A. p grifnthH. treas
urer. ~. L. SiEer. secretary. nr.
Clarence Thwinr Or ThwiuE re-
signed some time ago, and u was
with difficulty Re vas Induced to ac-
cept the position again The coun-
ca. however decided that his serv-
Ices were indispensable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-04
MIII Rsmamhsr ssstlIe
Permanently In 0. N. Office

Captain psnrose. who some two
weeks ago wnH temporarily asstprca
20 duty IN the local quarfeTmnHter'r
office. received yesterday q peTma-
nrnt assignment from Washington 20
his position. The vacancy left hy his
transfer from The transport EEbeFt
VIII b. nlici hy Lieut. Consurio A
stone. OF the Third raitod States
cavalry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-04

The exceedingly pic
pretty,
hat seviceab
This crown
with a medium wide brlm. which IN
rolled back Two large chous navy
placed the
tending the bfm towards the back camp
and which viii
8 entirely stitched. and
and dark beneath wide and fiat and the
II ~ soft dark felt There trimming this hat
0airEborough
handsome entirely black
about half Inch In width together. The
rather high and slightly peaked
The vide brim lifted the front and long black ostrich
fa In eject The back the brim
hair and finished with Jet
cabochon.
hat which win doubt popular the
which h universally is tho large velvet
This unlike Is IN that II 10 straight
ban effect all around at the side being done
with and the trimming e fiat against me top Minor
velvet extensively making ~ Vs nat and
Of short feathers used mostly or trimming
Another dresy OCCASIONS the Foradora
large Tie back u the brn Is turn
ed places against IN Louis XVI effect
lies fiat the brm IN front two large o.
fastened size heh
with black The hat ~ made % paek
and has blue velvet about OF
inch wide The plumes light blue Aosethef ~ wy
striking hat but the stye hat 10 made IN more snDaueo
, tor wit velvet andt turquoise blue with black
all the made u scratch felt IN Gamers har
those for and other occasions OF velvet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-04
Sold County Farm Cows

The county commissioners yester-
day sold the cattle on the county
farm 20 Charles Pennington for
81 .Ooss There were seventeen COWS.
three calves and yearling. All the
county's personal property on the
farm has been sold except tho hay.
which viii be sold next week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-04
Japanese Newspaper Man

0sarne Komori. a japanese news
paper man connected with the Mir
-ghimpo. ono ~ the leading dali
ies ~ Takia, passed through Seattle
yesterday on his way 20 Spring
field. Nass.. where he owns a large
store. He will act as correspond enf
fer his paper while In this country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-04

Secretary MeikIe OF Chamber
OF Commerce and His
New Book

Secretary Meikie. Of the Chamber
Of Commerce. has received several
OF the proof sheets Of his new book.
called Seattle" whlch Is 70 be is
sued soon under the direction Of the
Chamber OF Comerce Among many
other yaIun Die and interesting things
about Seattle and her rich business
resources and advantages are a host
OF tabuiated figures that illustrate
her enormous growth IN the last few
years The most striking II that of
building permits issued IN the last
I've years. The story Is best told
IN the following table
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-04

In the last four years 4ssi dwelling
houses have beer erected. divided rs
follows In 1895. fss. In 1882 74i IN
1900 /. k1s IN eight months ~ 1901
f.s17 And stiIl these is ? great de-
nnand FOR hou~es--a greater demand
than can De alied.
In the building record F-H be-
noticed that in ench year mentioned
there has been an approximate gain
OF 10 per cent
Seattle IL without any question the
fastest growing city on the coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-04
AasuIrrc rs
ATInnNI.,s-.r-I-.u


NM. IL. BLTrNEN. attorney al law
Suits prosecuted and defended IN All
ee*rtsl IS years experience Proceed.
ihEs To- bankruptcy. Companies iucor-
Ppfate Abstracts carefully exam
ined Collections made o. an parts
~ the United states. Highest ccm.
metcial and bank references glI
Third avenue. Phone. Main 1850
n Q. POSTER MutnH Life building
Phone, Main a.
FRANK y WRESTLING. Boston BIN
~ % MARTIN. 20 Mutual Life I'D
J. a. KELLOGG z2s Bailey build ng
vs. y. t.AMBrTH. Ds-s paciac block
a. g MACDONALD. 80 Burke bti
Root Palmer a Brown Pioneer BIZ
- 6. CoNovER tt-n ralier building
LYMAN q KNAPP. TO taller building
q WARD KENT. U- Burke buidia q
} p DOUGLAS. to1 New York hiL
HORACE PETER. @s New York BLK
PIERRE y PERRY a1o Burke block
g n LANGLANp i0a ~ Y. bloc q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-04
What Some OF HIs
Many Grateful
Patients Say
Of Him:

DIR. Abbo has cured me Of dssfnW
and catarrh. His treatment was az.
ferent from any that I had ever hkt
before. and l will assure you tie
only treatment for deafness that
ever knew that did any good.
ALBERT RAUcH.
Bartender. White House, Second ave-
nue., near Cherry street.
I have not been able 70 breath
through my nose for several yesrA
and have tried many specialists. but
none OF them understood my case
Or. Ahbo removed two large turno-
from the back OF my nose and threat
and / can breathe naturally. and oil
symptoms of nv asthma have oess.
ed. / feel myself a well Woman. ana
am Indeed grateful to Or. Abbo.
MRS CAROLINE HERMAN,
Ballard. wash, Chestnut street 10
tween First ana Second.
DR.. Abbo's treatment for dsafnssi
has proven a success with me. ard
cheerfully recommend him as a genA
inc expert.
MRS. ]. w. RoBERTS
COZ White street, Seattle.
ney trouble. and could set no siesp
at night pr, Abho's treatmsns
worked like magic from the nrS
dose. and IN three weeks l CONSIDER
myself a well woman.
MRS. ELIZABETH WHITuR
1925 Taylor street. Seattle.
A wonderful eye doctor Is. DR.. Ap-
DO. for / was practically blind three
weeks ago, and today | can read the
smallest print. WM. II, RYAN.
Port Blakeley, Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-04
III-sINI-ss oOIIrnI.s

Feruiu shorthand rchJ3'
Individual instruction li hortnn
LEDR Huainrfs College. Union %. ln-
dividuni instruction al subjects
best methods and teachers Arm"
uuaineHs college Second ara PKG
n S. School Telegrsphy Pioneer
WI R0Ns Mod Bua con ~ AIN 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-04

In the amounts given for 1901 only
eight months. or uufu September 1.
are Included With the four remain
inw months - 1901 q be added. the
grand total FOR she Eve years will
run more than sf0Gfa oe0,
Among many other structures
there are the following public build
sngs either under course 81 c0us'ruc-
tion or for which provision has been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-04

From Columbia Deck. foot OF Col
um hia street
Lave Seattle 81 a. ~. Cexeept
Hundsynl and 70 % m. I iG . tn.
ifof iremcrfan only and 30 p in
fsatB az only. extra trip n 90 + M
Leave uremerfon 10 and 10 q
m. % and Gtt p. IN. Leave sidney
~ sp nud u % a. NJ. 600 r. M.
Leave Chhrlraton-s % and iias a..
M. sos . ~.
For Pheasant Reach and bean
puluF tAku steamers leaving Seattle
az 90 on n. M. and i.ft p. N Leaving
nrwmgftan AZ s.ia a. m. nnd rs q NJ.
Pare - cents round frfn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-04
GOT THEIR
SCALPS
English Tourists Learn a New
Yankee Trick

Three very sore and indignant
English tourists. after making a
start Tor their native land. arrived
back IN Seattle yesterday morning
on the Northern Pacific train from
the north. Their cxplctlycs wers
low, deep and FUN Of vengeance.
Their tempers we're fully aroused nnt
they were unanimous upon ono thing,
that some one was going 60 suffer.
All the Indignation az their command
was hrapcd upon this iuekleas in
diyiduni
The reason FOR thclr warlike att
tude Is as follows They had been
touring the country, and were about
20 start for dear old England %
They choose the g.. =. u. az their iiue
~ travel Instead 81 buying tick
q az the G., r. Il ticket office herr.
they were taken Ia tow By willy
'sealpef" who fnr consideration
lcsH than the price ~ an ordinary
ticket, said he would Tx them up
an right
a. IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-04

THE FiHsr NATiONAL BANK OF
BsATHisE
Paid w capita. $4,000
General banking husiueFH transacted.
j -. Hoar. b.. pres ~ McMlchru,
vice pres T.. Turner cash. - v
THrlihurHt nnnt cash Exchange on
cities ~ ~ D. and Eurppe.
Tho Canadian Bank VI commstee
Capital paid up ............s.f iVS.g''
tEiEht million doilnrHJ
HurpluH t.....s...t. f.......t.+,. tl.Wh"'
Interest allowed ou time depDsitF
general banking business tranHarted
HEhTrLE BRANCH . Corner 81
James street ana Heruud avenue.
ID a CAMEMNM Mnnnnnr-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-04
Seattle operate Club

The concert given az Curmania
hnli-in evening by the Seattle on
cratic Ouartefte club was yell at
tended The programme whs - most
pleasing exhibition 81 genuine musi-
cal talent and skill. and the pariic-
lpantH we're repeatedly sncorsd.
LA ROCHE photographer. sii LIST.
witscr Natural Spring Medical
Water Tor all stomach. liver and Kid
ney complaints. 1910 lat ave.
===-s---=- o. =
Diamond Icr-The best. lasts long
est Tel Main 1883.
For Millinery Suits and Cloaks call
on NJ. - Pease and Johnson Co, 100
Second avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-04
y - ~
Cot Alvey AL r. ght

"a o. catch the g.. T.. Il. az Mission.
-, e. They didn't get that far. no.
indeed. The conductor came around
along near Woodinville and took "A
look az their tickets. They didn't
look good 90 him, 80 he told them he
would either have the money OF they
would leave the train They would
Eet of the train" not when they
got 60 buffalo," bat when they got
90 Woodluyille. They were slightly
shocked at the news. hut did not
.hetray any agitation, as they thought
u must be a Joke. Tho conductor
however, was IN earnest. and In.
formed them that they'd have .
hurry "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-04
co ON TIE
CITY OF EVERETT

SEATTLE. EVERETT AND ED
MuNbH ROUTE.
Nv Seattle. fsl a. M ~ m. o. m
III Everett. al1 a. m. $40. 1ib n ~
Three rguna trips daily. Including
Sunday ln eject Sept - iioi
Connections At Seattle Math Str
FiYrr Tor Tacoma A. Everett vith
ftf M{knA1 for SnohouIfsh. ard Ever
90 and Muntn CFisfn Railway
Eolwan Deck Seattle Tel Rcd al
Merchants Dock Everett Teiephun~
a D Do s.uL-r. Manan.r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-04

Diseases OF women such as hss
haffled the skill OF all other physi-
clans and emedies-canoers, Tu-
mors, Fibroids and Polypoid growths.