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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-11-10
You're the Man
We're After

Have you been buying Clothing
that gets out of shape, loses its
color and looks bad after few
months wear? Lost faith in ready
made? You're just the man we
want. We can sell you a
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-11-10
Fall and Winter Suit

That will look well as long as there
is anything left of it. Try us. If
we don't please you we will not
ask you to come again.
Suits for Men, Boys and Child
ren, also Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes
and Furnishings. Ladies Shoes
specially.
Our lines of Dress Goods and
Notions are worth your careful in
spection. All our prices will suit
you.
JOHN SHIGO,
144 South Centre Street.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-11-10
BIRTHS.

Burns.-To Mr.. and Mrs. Christy
Burns, South Ridge street, son.
Gillespie. Mr., and Mrs. William
Gillespie, Drifton, a son.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-11-10
PLEASURE.

November 6.-Thanksgiving Eve ball
under the auspices. of the Crescent
Athletic Association at Krells hall.
Ticket, so cents.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-11-10
THE OFFICIAL VOTE.

Count of Tuesdays Ballots Has Been
Completed and Appears Below.
The official count OF the late election
has been completed. In the following
columns are given the vote cast In the
Fourth legislative district and the total
Of ho tu.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-11-10

Ice cream-al llavors-at Merkt's.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-11-10

ENSTATE OF CHRISTINA STARK, late of
~ Freeland borough, deceased
Letters testamentary upon the above named
estate having been granted to the undersgn-
ed, all persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make payment, and those having
claims or demands, present the same, without
delay, to Henry Q. Stark.
Chas. Orion Stroh, Attorney.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-11-10
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISER ENrs

LNSTATE OF ANNIE MARTISZUs, late of
~ Freeland borough deceased.
Letters of administration upon the above
named estate having been granted to the
undersigned, all persons indebted to SAID
estate are requested to make payment, ana
those having claims or demands present the
same, without delay.
John Martiszus, Administrator
Chas. Orion Stroh, Attorney
The Meeker herald., 1902-12-13

The Hon. Joseph c. Cannon is the
biggest gun In the speakership fight.
The Meeker herald., 1902-12-13
WILLS ARE EASILY BROKEN.
Few Lawyer. CO. Draw one That
WSll Remain Intact Through
Q Legal Contest.

Among the legal fraternity there is
considerable admiration for piece
of verse entitled 1.-THE jolly Tcstator
Who Makes His Own Will" To them
the humcr of the lines is perfectly
apparent, but they seemingly forget
that will drawn by q skilled prnc-
titioncr is often equally defective.
1t is proverbial, says the San Fran
cisco Argonaut, that . will mndc by q
lawyer seeking todevise his own prop
erty will not stand in the courts PRO-
vided the property is worth dragging
into litigation. Nor il the will of a
rich man, drawn by the most skilled
attorneys, any more valuable. Six
years ago James G. Fair died, leaving
a will that had been drawn with the
utmost care to meet his wishes. The
estate is still in litigation. and IL is
an open question whether the will is
to be held good or not.
The most important part Of the
deed ID what has become famous as
the '.trust clause" passing the prop
erty into the hands of trustees until
the death of the three children. In
the meantime the three were to share
the income, amounting to $4,000 q
month, equally between them.
Charles L. Fair has only life inter
est in this income, the two 6aurhters
and their heirs being made rcsiduary
legatees. Upon the death of Charles
his wife and chilren are to receive
nothing under the trust clause. The
validity Of this clause is not under
consideration In the supreme court,
and until it is decided mono of the
children will accept any Of the in
come, because such acceptance would
be equivalent to an acknowledgment
Of the validity Of the trust. The &C.
cumulated income now amounts to
more than $4,000, 600, one-third of
which belongs to Charles. Should the
trust clause be declared valid by the
supreme court he will receive only
one-third Of the income during his
lifetime. There In en- opportunity
for Inn to realize moro than this
amount immediately, however. It il
reported that esFtsin insurance CON-
panies are prepared - psy him be-
tween A.oo0, go and =, ,ooo. 900 tn cash
for his Interest in the estate.
The Meeker herald., 1902-12-13
SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY.

Coal can be transported 1000 miles
ON the American lakes for 20 cents .
ton.
There are $40 vessels and over 2,o0o
men engaged in the sponge fisheries
in Florida.
American blotting paper IL far SUI
perior to anything Of English make
that can be obtained.
In prehistoric times the rhinoceros
hourished In California. while large
lions and tigers lived in the jungles.
Texas produces about third Of the
cotton of the country. In peach pro-
duction the state ranks next to Geor-
gin.
Apricot pulp to the amount of 20
tons was recently ordered from Cali
fornia by single London jam-mak-
ing firm.
~ 1xss csmrsa5- naking ce'luioes Tor
war vessels. explosives, ETC.. now has
three large factories in succsssful
operation, besides two cutting plants.
A fourth factory is nearly completed.
Within three years nearly 40 ncres
81 park lands have been made in the
lake between the Illinois Central
tracks and between Randolph street
and Park row in Chicago from street
sweepings ard other refuse.
One Yarmouth mussel of deterio-
rated character contained no fewer
than 100000 of harmful bacteria.
while the water in the shell was GER
tilted to contain sos 200 bacteria of
the colon bacilli type. the forerunner
of typhoid.
The Meeker herald., 1902-12-13
Special One-way Colonfst Rates
to the Southwest.

10 INC SOutuWcbts
Tue following rates and arrangements
will apply in the sale Of one-way second
class tickets TO points in the southwest
from and via st. Louis. Kansas City
and Memphis.
RATE-One-half az of the one-way
stsndard rate plus $500. Children over
five 10y aud under twelve tl2l years Of
age. one-half Of such rate.
Territory to which tickets may be
sold:
To Missouri-Frisco System-To all
points west of and including Cuba on
and south Of line to Indian Territory
via Monett and Neosho; to all points
Clinton to Springfield. both inclusive; to
all points, Lamar to Springfield. both
inclusive; to all points on Aurora
Branch. Greenfield to Aurora, both in
elusive.
~ NOTE-The above authorizes sale Of
tickets to ali points in Missouri on Frisco sys-
tenn except to points north of Clinton and
Giiy. Giiy' Out ''e'''s' Clinton Lamar ana f'e'''
Kat. Ry-To Nevada and Clay
ton.
X. G. q. Ry-To points Neosho to
Noel, inclusive. and Lisle to Katy, in
elusive.
st. L., /. M. Il s. Ry-To Allenvilie.
WiliamsvilIe and points south, includ-
ing Jackson Branch.
st. l.. y. W. Ry-Delta and points
south.
To Arkansas-Ail points on Frisco
System, except to points within twenty
five (2b) miles of Memphis, Tenn. To
all points on other lines except to points
within radius bounded by Beebe. Con-
way. Pine Bluff, Prescott, Perryville
and Brinkley. and except to points on
the Hot Springs r. r. and Little Rock
s. Hot Springs Western r. H.
To Indian Territory-All points on
Frisco system and other lines.
To Oklahoma-All points on Frisco
System and other lines.
To TexAs-All points on Frisco Sys-
tenn ss,d other lines.
To L0uisiana-All points on Texas 6:
Pacific BY. except New Orleans; all
pOlnI9 On oOuttcIn aCiuC W. "A. .
west Of Lafayette; all points on ST.
Louis. Watkins & Gulf Ky.. Port Artb-
nr Route, Houston & Shreveport r. r..
st. Louts Southwestern Ry.. New Or
leans & Northwestern BY. and st. Louis.
Iron Mountain q Southern Rv.
Dates OF Sale-October q. November
4 and 10, December 2 and 16. 1902: Jan
uarv 9 aud 20. Feb, uarv and II, March
8 and II. April 7 and 81. 1908
Tickets must be limited to continu-
Gus passage from starting point to des-
tinatiou.
Regular tickets to be used. each coil
pm and contract to Be punched second
class" ana endorsed 'COlonist." Tick
cts will mot be good in standard sleepers.
Tiekess must BE- sold only via routes
via ~hteh the regular one-way rates
ordipaiily apply.
Puaspoger Traffic Department.
Commercial Bldg. St. Lcuis. No.
The Meeker herald., 1902-12-13
THE PIONEERS " c4,D..a Mss s..s...
j. w. HUCUS & COMP ANY
A.C LealAg
We claim that we have the
Best Line Of
Holiday Goods

ever shown in the White River Valley.
A glance in our front window Will con-
vince you.
Also a full line of Candies, nuts and
seasonable fruits with prices the lowest.
The Meeker herald., 1902-12-13

Foe tirst-class saddles so to Hartks &
The Meeker herald., 1902-12-13
what II. M.tte- Was.

y see DR.. skoop has got disheart-
ensd with the results of his treatment
Of Fritters and has given up going
there. l really don't suppose he was
abs to find out what was the matter
with him"
.Ch. yes; he found out all right
esough."
.tHe did. What was it?"
Ympecuniosity."-Boston Courier.
The Meeker herald., 1902-12-13
In the Conservatory,

1ds-The grass widow has not been
very successful in her game of snar-
ing the old banker. Is she very much
disappointed?
May-lndeed she is! One would
think she was from Kentucky.
Ma-Why so?
ay-she is such = blue grass
W16cw.-Chicago Daily News.
The Meeker herald., 1902-12-13
OF the NATIONS
GREAT MEN GONE.

last Sunday announces the death OF exspeaker
the Arlington hotel
immediate death urasmia
betting the distinguished
dead were consigned
The Meeker herald., 1902-12-13
A Liberal Ofer.

A Liberal Offer.
The undersigned will give free sam
ple of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tab3ets to anvOne wanting u reliable
remedy for disorders of the stOnach.
bili0asness or constipation. This tsa
new remedy and a good 0ne.-Strehlke
bros.
The Meeker herald., 1902-12-13

Episcopal Church.
Morning service, II a. m.
Evening service. 1880 p. N.
Sunday school, 2:30 p. IN.
holy Communion, frst Sunday In
each month.
All are cordially Invited to attend.
Rev. d. w. GALWAY.
In Charge.
Fos first-class saddles so to Hartke &
Sheets.
The Meeker herald., 1902-12-13

The fight for control Of the Colorado
Fuel Il Iron company has resulted In
a victory for the Osgood-Gou party.
The Meeker herald., 1902-12-13

Now let the Republicans show how
much there is in their promise to reform
the tariff.
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Garantiza Ia eura perfeeta.

De to1as las Intermediates secretas de la pel, del
pecho, corazon higa estomago fata memorial
sancio, tumores cancer paIldez, extrenimiento, al
morranas etc, Todas las Intermediates nerviosas
rnionto iombrlz solitaria to1as las formas de Her
mia etc.
euro todas las Intermediates sexuales en- corto
tempo FL envenenamiento de la sengre, males de
garganta todds las de bIdades de los ofganos ge-
nitales. E[l
Posee los mejoresiaparatos fabricados en- ell mngdo
para elaborar las medichas mas puras No empleo el
Mereurio.
Tengo agentes las principales ciudades de AI6Ji
CO. Cehtro SudAmGrica Antilas, pr cuyo conducto
enYio mis- medicines.
ST esta sufriondo de una dad compile Ida,
escrlbane 70 eontestare yuelta de pnedo
curare 8 no.
NO. l34 East Pa tn street, New York
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Enfermedad
del Rey Eduardo.
Un especialista de Berlin
cree que sera neoe-
SARA una segun-
da operacr0n.

B srlin Julio 6. Un 'especiaii sta
contest ando una pr. gunta que Sc
le haee respecto a 10 enfermedsd del
Rey Elusrdo, dice 10 siguiente:
<Respecso 10 que SO me ha co
municado, Sc ha opsrado. 'un cam bio
muy favorable en- Ia salud de su Ma,
gestad pero Uds, deben comprander
que es muy dificil iuzgar el caso a
una distancia tan considerable y con
tan pcco numero de datos de gu en-
fermedad.
sSi es verdad que le han sacado
un abcsso, pero no el apendice, 20
creo que serA necesarla una segunda
operaci6u. Habr&n distintas opinio
mes en- este asunto, pero 20 me incli
no Greer qua tooo el peligro no ha
pasado con Ia extraction del abceso.
Una segunda operaci6n no se11sspeli
grosas
FL professor Jolly uno de los mas
connotados especialistas de aqu1 di.
ce: Ell Ray es nm hombre de una cons
titucion may fuerte, y apesAr de to
do 20 creo que dentro de muy breve
tempo estar& pesfectamente bueuo.
y es muy probable que despues de
Ia coronaclon le tengan que hacer
una segunda operacion, 10 cual sera
ocasionada por la excitaci6n que eau
sara este acto en- 10 persona del Rey.
Yo no vso, dice Jolly; porque
son lnculpados los medicos que, han
asistido su msges tad el Rsy Eduar
do. a
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CULTO

Los P. P. P&ules eHiss de Ia
Caridsd, p invitan & los ieles de esta
Capital 81 eo'emra Triduo, que cele'
braran en- San Jose, los diss II, 18 y
10 de este mes pars horrsr & sr Ssn'
to Fundador San Vicente de- Paul,
Patroa rnives sal de las obras dc
Cards d.
Los citsdos dias al toque De ora
clones hsbr& razo dnl S nto Rosstio,
LetsnfAs cantads, Ejerci ;io con can
ticos. PlAtica por un P. Psu', termi'
nando CON solemne S&lve Regina.
El coro estala servido ror un
nntrido dmero de j6vene, qoien
acomp nara ura completa orquesta.
e dis 20, Misa SO enne 6 las 81
de Ia ma11ans, que ejeeutarA ell mis-
mo coro y orquesta. El panegfrico
esta1a 6 cargo de un elocuente ors'
dor.
Terminals ell acto con Ia adora
ci6n de L. reliquia del Santo.
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In h0mbre hOnradO.

Seflor Editor. -. .Sfrvase informar
& sus i0ctores que al me escriben con
6deneialmente les mandAr6 por CO
rreo en- carts sellada Ell plsn que So
gaf y por el cEsl obtuva el restsble-
cimierlto usrmanente Y com p$cto de
mi salad y vigor varonil despu6s de
af1os. de snfrimiantcs de debilidad
nervioss, pSrdidss noatarnss y par,
tes dsbiles y stro6aGas.
No es nj idaa conseguir dinero
de nsdie; fu1 robado y estafado por
chsrlstAnes, hasta perder IL ia del
g6nero humane, pero gracias Dios
estoy ahora bien vigoroso = fuerta,
Y Con desso de nscel conocer s todos
este remedic cierto de crr~rsa.
Nc tanieado rsds que vender nj
cue envisr @. a. D., no dosao dine.
ro.
Direcci6n e Brant. Dox Da+ray
M,eh. EE UU. S 100. II
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q EStQdialteS
SuSp0QdidOS.

FrinceL ten Julio E1la SPhi,
lips Academy. sits en- Sor var
MAssschusi ct, acabs dc ocur il Qai.
zs el mas &c ebre caso de snspen-
sion de e tudiarte de ido q la poca
honrs d.z de squeios al eufcir les
exaule1es IeglSme rios
III estudiante3 de Ia e7tusla pre-
paret riF, e pIe ent1r, hey aex4
ninalse y 81 lsne e ta 9 ke cons ider&
rtn sprc 5ados sat fuG riAmenta.
e re>t0 fueron rochi z,d 5. pc, que
al ser ex~minadas iss cor tas tscio
nes q 4 l5s pgeg 4ntas hechss For el
T. itun si eXsminador dieron die no :
alumnos por asari5o sesun co tum
bge, SO ntto clara y cvident m9nte,
que t)das eran exstt>m IL te igaales,
de dor de dedaj sron les pre- fesores
qge dichos slumnos bzrlando t. Il
w la vigilsn Ia dc los profesores,
hRbisn COZ iado las eortes tkcione S
de un mismo pepel, 10 cusl adem as
de ser contra el re smento consti'
toya un atu,o de conEsnza.
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EN ESTA IMP PRENTA SO d&r&
roloealioE & dos chicos appendices
sxe sapan cnmoonar distribuir.
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Menelik eS probable
que ViSite los EStadOS UnidOS.
Ell REY DE. ABISINIA, DIES EA
ACUDIF, A LA EXPOSITION
DE ST. LOUIS

St Louis Junio --El camisiors do
Zeggio, en- una carta f=chada en- Flo
rencia, el II de JUNO, dice que, ell
principe dc Siam mientrss estabs en-
Florencia mostro un vivo interes por
.venir Ia Exposici6n de St Louis, y
que es probable yer ga q passr unos
dfss squf, el pr6ximo Septiembre.
Mr. Zaggio dice que el Rey Me-
nelik vendra 6 Ssn Luis, pero propo
ne que sc le psss nn& invitacion.
Hs sido recibida ana copis, de Ia
csrta que dirige Lord LandCwae &l
embajador Chc ate, Aceptando Ia invi-
tsci6n para ia Exposition.
La mayor psrts de 10 que exhi
bira Ia gran Btetsf1s en- la Exposi
ci6n de San Luis, seran obras de arte,
y educa cionales.
Eta oportunidad ser& indudable
mepte aprovechada por los manuf &C.
turerc ingleses para exhibir sus pro
ductOs.
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ESQ no pusdo hRcsrlu; pero
estoy seguro que nj hermano del CO.
razon sc prestarA s suxillarme.
cEstas equivockdo, dijo el de.
do tercero, porque de este modo cas-
tigo tn soEerbis.
y tsmpoeo cuentas ccumigo,-
sf1adio Ell cuarto. Asf te coHyence.
ras de que con Ia fueIza no sc consi.
que ell mundo.
No por ESQ deiArA de hgcerse
ia solicltud, dijo .entonces ell mefli,
que entire el pnIgar yo Ia eecribi
remos. Meior serfs que todos iuu-
tos ayud&semos para Ia eacritura.
con 10 cual saldrfa m as correcta aun-
que 20, como siampre, sep portase pa
ra clio e. peso de todos vosotros,
pero va que os negais, hermsno pull
gar, aquf me tienes.
Dole las 6 Gcias ell dedo gordo
y entire ambos escribieron L. instan'
cia.
Ls C.beza despu6s de pensarlo
con detenimiento, decre,6 10 que 81.
gus;
Atendiendo { 10 expuesto por
los cinco dedos de la mano derecha,
y resolviendo en- justicis, conc ado Ell
uso del codiciRdo sni' 10 al dtdo me.
n que, como premio s sa mcdestia,
virtud rarfsima en- estos tiempos
sE dedo llamado apular di f u.
tara del roce con IL joys, y hasts po'
dra ostentarla ST Ell ms nique SO Ia
concede los otros quedan para STEM
pre- excludes de esa gFscis.>
Aht teneis ID r8z6n, ipfAntiles
iectores, de que las sortijs rs ci1An
los dedos cuarto y quinto, pero ia'
ma los otrcs
Y ado1nsdo con elias vive hu'
milde y fe. liz el pobrs mehiq tan
modesto, que nj siquiara Sc ha ofen'
dido I'll saber los usos que le des'
tiUa 10 r :al Academia Espaflola.
Miguel Ramos Cari6n.
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HULA COnsumida
en- Ell dltimo ano del siglO
pr6XimO paSSdO.
Fuerza colossal que representa-.

Una revista ingless calcula en-
$50, 900. 900 ds tonel&das metricas
pt6ximameate el total de 10 hula
que so consumi6 en- 1900.
Su ooniendo que cada cAballo de
vApor des&rrolle por hora energlas
equivalentes lss de siets hom ores
jaL tos, Sc deducir& que Ia cantidad
de carbon quemado en- el uitimo sf1o
del siglo pRsado representa- ell traba'
jo colossal de 8,620:0Q0,000 de hom-
bres en- una hors.
Si sc contase que cada hombre
trabsjar una hora al dia resultar1a
plsar Sc, 200, 10000 de hombres, y
81 sf1o area de treinta y un billones
y medic, es decir, un n1mero ds per
sonas que iamAs podr& contener In
TERRA.
De modo que las 6:0,00O,000 de
toneladas de hu1ls couaumida en- ell
&no 1900, diaron una faelzs i'm posi-
ole de producer por el brszo' huma-
no.
A medida que ell tempo trsnscu-
rre Is humanidad Va reservando sus
energfzs mate tales para metamor.
fosa&rse en- inteiectuales; IL mzqui
ma libfarA 81 hombra de Ia escla7i-
tuo del traoHjo corporal, pero' quien
sabe 81 Ell porvanlr le tendr& reser
vsda otra servidu nbre mas misera-
BILE, hsc,endole Victims de las locu.
ras que epge 1dre en- su cerebro la
fuerzsque en- 81 VA aim @censndo con
Ell nonib4s de cisncia!
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Los. djos
del preSidente de Mexico
EN- VlAJE

Ls esposa del Captain don Por
firio Disz hiio del Pfesidente de Me
xi.o, acompRf1ara a sus distinguidos
suegros en- ell viaie que van hacer
per los e ,tados Unidos,
La j6ven sef1ors, que de soltera
era L. sef1orita Luisa RAigosa. perte-
neciente una de las familias mas
ant g 1as selectas de Mex'co, solo
lleva an aflo 6 dos de- casada y ~ su-
pc sdquirir una elevadfsima posic;on
en- los circulos socia es de la capital.
Con sus ojos ns gros, complexion mo
rena y abHndante riquezs de nesros
y undo scs cabellos es ell ideal de Ia
belleza mexicana, y en- com paffa de
su no menos encantadora suegra, no
ha de faltaHa complete exito en- Ia
sociedsd americana.
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Mr. Romero Haxthausen, d$
clsses de ingles, en- su casa calle
Nueva ndmero altos Marina, los
lunes, miercoles y viernes, de 8 9
de Ia noche, dos pesos mensua-
les. p
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ohacemos Tin ecama meIos de
shoo obeo Har
ndendo en- n ho railo eco
Venga
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Tomarano solar en- nAscibor
cuanoo
snoa haya vissroA sasga maN ria d tomr dsiaE
LA cOMPANIA
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ESTACIONES

San Juan, Contra
San Juan, Covadonga
Talleres
SantErGe
Martin-Pena
S Patricio (Apastadero)
Rayamon
Tca-baja
Dorado (Tom2 de agua)
s. Vicente (Apartadero)
Vega baja (T g. de ag s.
y Grace z. BY d.
Manati
Hacienda Luisa (Apar-
tadero)
Barceloneta (Toma do
sgua)
Apartadero K Q 81
Apartadero Z Q 70
Cambalache
Areoibo (Toms. de agua)
Katillo
CAmpy
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DR., LEONARD LANDES,

Director de 1.-The New-York Electrical and Med
cal Institute Expractcante d, los hosptales de Lib
non Belleyue Ex-alumno de los de Paris Londres
Arizona republican., 1902-05-28

tion. Everyone knows what an injury and retardation to growth in many ways il is to have a preparatory de- partment in direct connection with college. Who ever has attended a col lege is aware of this fact. This annex is proving itself detrimental to our territorial institution and should not be borne with much longer. It is necessary only because Tucson has no public high school and therefore our local students must be prepared for their higher col lege course. Tucson boasts of a large population and already has an excel lent system of grammar schools, but what is to prevent her from taking the burden of a high school upon herself, as Phoenix and Prescott are doing? It does not seem right that the territory should give Tucson high school benefits at an annual cost of $S 900 or more, any more than it should alIot other local
 ities like privileges, and especially so when she is doing so with detrment to her university.
 All members of the old faculty have
 been retained for another year by the
 board of regents. with the exception of
 two changes. The chairs are now filled as fellows: Frank Yale Adams, presi- dent; w. P. Blake, director school of mines; H. J. Hall English; F. H.
 Forbes, director experiment station; s. NJ. Woodward, matehmatics; F. N.
 Gould, mineralogy and chemistry; A. J. McClatchie, agriculture and horticul- ture; D. H. Holmes, director of manual training; G. H. True, animal hus- bandry; G. F. P. Smith, engineering; Louise II. Foucar, languages; w. w. Skinner, chemist experiment station; | Opal McGauhey. elocution; Mabel G. Hoover, domestic science; Nora TCwner, stenography; Herbert Brown, curator of museum: J. s. Mann, com mercial assayer; E. J. Hollingshead. commercial department; Miss Perrin Latin and history; Miss Ogilvie, li- brarian, and assistants.
 i Major Irons of the department of Colorado. stationed at Denver, visited the university and made an official in 1 Spection of the cadet battalion last Thursday morning. He expressed him. self as highly pleased with the per l soEal appearance of the cadets as well as the manner in which they acquitted
 themselves on the drill ground. The
 excellent drilling is the result of the efforts of Captain Cole of the Fifth | cavalry, who will tarry with us yet an- other year.
 Memorial day will be fittingly ob-