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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-11
Tax on Babies.

Extreme hot weather IL a great tax
upon the digestive power OF babies
when puny and feeble they should be
given a few doses OF Whites Cream
Vermifuge, the children's tonic. II Will
stimulate and facilitate the digestion
OF their food, 80 that they soon become
strong, healthy and active. 25c at n.
c. NJ. I Drug Dept.
Miss Claudia Morris entertained de-
lightfully yesterday afternoon I'm honor
Of Miss Elizabeth Dern.
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A Splendid Remedy

Neuralgia pains, rheumatism, umbago
and sciatc pains yield to the pene1at.
ing influence OF Billiards. Snow Llnl.
ment i penetrates to the nerves and
bone, and being absorbed into the
blood, It's healing properties are con.
veyed TO every part OF the body and
effect some wonderful cures Mr. ID.
+. Moore, Agent Illinois Central Rail.
way, Milan, Tenn. states: | have used
Billiards. Snow Linlment FOR rheuma-
tism. backache, ETC., in my family. II
is a splendid remedy. We could not do
without IT," SOC and 800 at 2. c. NJ,
l. Drug Dent
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Line will argue a protest afterwards.
The telegraph companys valuation IL
fl8hQST against SlOi 1913 last year The
short Lines valuation Is Sb,lS2 S62
against NSS2lS5 for 1901.
Madam Lydia NJ, Won Finkelsteln
MountfOrd, the celebrated lecturer
from Jerusalem, who captlyated the
people OF Utah a few years since by
ner charming personality and elo-
quence. IL an honored guest Of Mrs
bnmelIne b Wells for few days.
Mrs Mountford will not lecture IN this
city an announcement that all VIII
hear with keen regret Her first APP
pearance on the rOstrum after leaving
here win be IN Denver
Landlord Ewing OF the Cullen Is the
happy possessor Of unique piece OF
glassware presented him by the Syria
Temple Shriners OF Plttsburg. II Is In
the shape Of a small goblet with the
coat Of arms on one side OF the bowl
and the California bear on the other
with Syria" above the former. The
base Is composite representing the
Insignia Of the Mystic Shrine, and
Pittsburg appears on the base In raised
letters The base Is IN colors
The Cambrian Choral society win
hold It's 'lrst rehearsal for ladies' only
at the Sixteenth ward meeting house
81 2,45, on Friday afternoon. next, un.
der the leadership Of Prof II T.. Giles.
Ladies desiring TO Join are invited 10
meet with the society at that time,
Preparations for a grand musical en-
tertalnment at Saltalr on Cambrian
Gay VIII be made. and the foundation
laid for a permanent organization of
Welsh mugica talent The time for
rehearsal Of the gentlemen members
VIII be announced later
William Evans, one OF the veteran
painters OF this city died at his home,
222 south Third East street. last even
Ing Of paralysis Of the brain from
which he had been suffering a little
over one week Last Thursday he
lapsed into state Of Inconsistencies
and remained so TO his death fIe was
born IN Lancaster, England. In 1870,
AMI emigrated to Utah In 1858, He
mndc this city his home where he was
wpll known and highly esteemed. He
II survived ny a Wife. three sons and
three daughters The funeral win be
held az the Twelfth ward chapel at 2
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs n. d. styer. wife OF Capt.
styer Of the Thirteenth &. s. Infantry,
received cablegram yesterday from
her husband at Manila stating that he
was on the point OF embarking with |
his regiment for San Francisco Mrs. |
styer II the daughter Of Major wilkes |
Of this city and with her two chpdren |
have been visiting with her fathers |
family during the past winter season. |
awaiting the return Of the captain TO |
the states The Thirteenth infantry |
VIII be stationed at the Preside, and |
Mrs Styer viii leave Salt Lake 40 as
10 be there by the 2Gth Inst. the date OF |
The arrival Of the regiment on the
Sheridan.
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C0RlANT0H.

Rehearsals for "Corlanton" to COM
mence Immediately, All applicants for
Ballet and Chorus In the play of Corr
anton are requested TO make their APP
ploatlon In person 10 Wesley X. Wal
ton. secretary Of Deseret Dramatic Syn
dlcate, at room 2S2 Deseret News build
ing. between the hours or 10 and II a.
m. and to p. m. Ballet must be sing
ers. brunettes preferred. height should
be sixty inches; chorus height, sixty
four inches.
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MORE REGISTRARS.

The following named registrars.
which completes the list. have been ap-
pointed by the county commissioners:
District % (city)-A n. Nash
District Is (city)-John Mcneil.
District a tcity)-Marla A. Cassidy.
District IS Farmers)--Mrs Augusta
Bctts
District 90 (Murray)-Charles Holm.
District 80 tMurray)-H. V. Ballard.
District SO (Granite)-George Dry
hurgh
District 80 pleasant Green)-H. r.
Spencer.
District 81 (HunteD Alfred Jones.
District IS lSuRar)-W. c. A. Smoot
District O. (Mountain DelD-Mlss
Roach.
District So ButleD-Rudolph Knud-
sen.
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A RARE ART EXHIBIT,

Mr.. William Morris, the well known
art dealer Of the Pacific coast. and also
a critic OF prominence has brought to
this city a beautiful collection Of oil
and water color paintings Of some OF
the distinguished painters OF Europe
and America. The public are cordially
invited to Inspect this collection, which
are now on sale at Walker Bros. store
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-11

To have good health, the body should
be kept In a laxative condition. ana
the bowels moved al least once q day.
SO that all the poisonous wastes are
expelled daily. Mr. @. L. Edwards. il2
N. Main ST.. Wichita, Kansas. writes,
Il have used Herbine TO regulate the
liver and bowels for the past ten years.
and found Il reliable remedy Zoe
az z. c. N. /. Drug Dept
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TO BOSTON AND RETURN At ONE
FARE VIA NEW YORK. CITY.

n desired for the round trip via Nick
ell Plate Road, for Christian Scientists
meeting In June, Tickets ON sale June
r. 10, and IA, with extended return
limit Of July 3lst. StOp-over to visit
Niagara Falls en- route also granted.
Write John Y. Callahan, General Agent,
III Adams St.. Chicago, for detailed in.
formation.
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CARPENTERS AND JoBssRs.

STORE FRONTS REMoDELFD. CouNr.
ers from new designs. bar fixtures. General
;. Thomas. ''''"
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meeting In Boston, June 10Th to 18th.
II viii be TO your advantage to obtain
rates applying over Nickel Plate Road
before purchasing elsewhere. Tickets
on sale June y, 10. and IL. Final re-
turn limit July Slst. Call on or address
John Y. Callahan. General Agent, iii
Adams ST., Chicago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-11

It's hard work TO take care Of chill.
dren and 10 cook, sweep, wash. sew
and mend besides.
II makes a shop Of the home-a shop
too, where sixteen hours make a day
and yet there Is much working over.
time
Hoods Sarsaparilla helps tired moth
ers IN many ways-it refreshes the
blood improves the appetite. and ss-
sures restful sleep.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-11
OFFICES TO RENT
IN TBR NEW
DESERET NEWS BUILDING.

A limited number Of ofices ana
rooms can be secured IN the new
News building on the second and
third floors only. Entirely fire proof.
and every modern improvement. Prices
$40 per month and upward. No house
keeping allowed Apply to
BISHOP VIM h. PRESTON.
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lions Savings Bank and Trust Com
pany was established In 1878. and has
since opened more than 30.7l2 savings
accounts. Have YOU an account? II
not. start one NOW.
JOSEPH r. SMITH, President.
GEORGE M. CANNON. Cashier.
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TEACHERS EXCURSION EAST
Via tho Oregon Short Line and Union
Pacific

June 10, II and ~ to Chicago, st,
Louis, 81. Paul Missouri River points,
and many other cities. at trihe more
than half rates; tickets good returning
until Sept. s.
Reduced rates will also be made from
June % 10 Sept, II with low rate ex-
cursions at intervals.
For complete Information. call at City
Ticket Office. 2Ol Main st.
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AWNINGS.

FRANK @. GATTUNg, IS RICHARDS ST.
canvas and awning work speciality.
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-
AUCTION.
UPnoLsTERiSc AND REPAIRING.

BEST EQUIPPED PLANT IN THE oIrY
for all kinds OF upholstertny. Your old fur
nlture made new. 'Phohe 059L :. T. Mat
tress and Mfg. Co, lS5-i57 ". So TempleSk
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!. D. S. SUMMER SCHOOL.
June TO Sept Only $1,000.

Standard courses In all business
branches by professional teachers. For
eighth grade graduates and others. Call
at new business college building, Main
st., Salt Lake City.
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HAMM0CkSI
HAMM0ckSl

a full line OF Palmer's Celebrated
Hammocks direct from the manufac.
turer. This seasons new styles and de-.
signs az popular prices.
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
Successors 10 Cannon Book Store.
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REMOVED TO
NEW QUARTERS.

Cannon Book Store and u S. Post
Office Station I. have removed to their
elegant store IN the New Deseret News
Building. Fine Stationery. all the
late Popular Books, Hammocks and
Fancy Novelties.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-11

I sell more Of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy than OF all similar pfepara-
tons put together and II gives the best
satisfaction Of any medicine ever sold.
| guarantee every bottle Of it.--F.C.
Jaquth, Inland, Mich This remedy IL
for sale by all druggists.
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AssAYERs.

y NJ. BISHOP, AsSAYER, REMOVED
TO 100 West End South. Opposite Post Office
oRIsMoN BROS, AssAYERs, 2is 4. WEST
Temple Salt Lake CITY
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UI y HFIbWT
TEMPLE NOTICES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The Salt Lake Temple VIII close on
Friday evening, June 81, and reopen
ON Monday Aug 4, 1902. ,,
JOSEPH r. SMITH.
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CANNON BOOK STORE,
U. S. POST OFFICE
STATION |,

Have removed into their elegant quar-
ters In the New Deseret News Build
ing with a complete line of the latest
Books, fine Stationery. Blank Books
and Office Supplies.
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DAIRY g. cREA MERY.

KEYSTONE, DAIRY, q EAST 1877 So.
fhone oCt, deilers In pure milk, cream and
butter Bottled milk a specially, our motto
purity and cleanliness"
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WATCH MAKERS

JoaN r. BoEs MANgfASSiI1s,sI,iss
jewsloE Engraving. LEVER IA kps
Medals The --latest NoveiNo' ~
80 Main ST
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LUMBER DEALERS.

GEO. r. FELT & 90, COMBINATION
fence lumber, shingles. lath, sesa, doon o.,
Cor. sth So. and Stata Tol 81
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Royal Bread.

Everybody eats It. Nothing beats n.
Look for the label and ask your grocer
for II every day. health follows.
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OPTICIANS.

COLOMBIAN OPTICAL co. ~ sM y.
g., Manufacturing Opticians Nn ssi al
retail. ocullst, proscri puoa' 49, da,..
dsy as recei red. Compllcatsa 'eH'"
Gated. Grinding on promises
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-11

Remember this old, reliable company
has pure artificial and Park City ma
tural ice. Red wagons" Tel. 49,
j. c. LYNCH. Manager.
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CLEANING AND aIpAlalsn

PROMPT WORK. SUITS no opnrp
A. NJ kosell, Is State g.
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] LOAN ONLY MY OWN MONEY :
commission, no third party no s,.,al "
pany, no delay low rates maSs 'srn coa
kussel L. Tracy. II e. First South !, 0puo'i
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ROYAL ZwEIBACK

pure, clean healthy, good for every
body, loo per doz. For sale at the
Royal, 232 South Main.
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For Over Pity Year,

Mas. wr,Iov's sooTHne SrHuP ha. bean u..s
for children leeihng. II soothe. the ehlld, soften.
tie gums, aays all pain. cures wlad collie and 4,
TIE test remedy tor DiarrhGA Is cent. a botts.
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SAN FRANCISCO EXCURSION

Thursday, Juue IAN, 1909.

ROUND TRIP ONLY s5i 80.
Oregon Short Line train leaving salt
Lake 9:l5 a. m. and Southern Pocihc
train No. s. Pullman sleeper Salt Lake
10 San Francisco through without
change. Limit returning Septem-
Der Sth Call at city Ticket Office. POI
Main street
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TO CONVERT MORMONS.

Mathonlhah Thomas, lawyer. has re-
moved TO Deseret News building
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Collect Green Trading stamps.
Trade at stores that give them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-11

George q. Doyle a Co.,
Modern plumbing and house heating,
2il South State. Phone 1872
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TICKET BRokERs'
CLEANING AND prelSa'

.,.~-~-~~~>-~--~--@e-~' arAy.
UTAH STEAM DYE We ehiss NJ Gsa
ins, dyelng and repairing ~ soa,l
schsller. Manager. q h thH4
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CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS

bostoh FhytIcIsn's AdtIct
Go to saltair often and battle in those
life-giving waters.
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KEAlMERER COAL.
Harry simpler,
Commercial Photographer.
bl1 Templeton building.
ANNUAL E,STBOUND EXCURSION
June 10th, In nd Iatb

The Denver & Rio Grande and Rio
Grande Western rallways offer the fol-
lowing round trip rates from Salt Lake
city. Open to everybody:
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UTAH COMMERCIAL AND saves BANK
Interest paid on savings w. u.
Armstrong, prest., p, w. Madsen. vice,
prest, j. II. Game. cashier.
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ToDAY's TEMPERATURES

10 a, m, "a; IL q. m, 50; ~ o'clock
noon, 50; D. M, SO.
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FIRE PROOF STORAGE

REDMAN VAN STORAGE CO. orrlos
and storage Rooms isj aud lss s. NJ. Tor,nl,
81. tuonunental Market Bldg) Moving Stor.
r5e anu rvcMng 81 u, II. Gods speclalt,
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MAchINISTS.
BOARD AND ROOMS.

Pk.soNs PREPARED TO FURNISH
board and rooms for students, are asked 10
wa Hflte 70 I. ID. : University. Giving street
~ .ii noet ana cost per week. We have
ASA's''u' appiea1ions J. Il. Paul. President.
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CHURCH NOTICES.
mon PRIESTS.

The regular semi-monthly meeting OF
the High Priests Of the salt Lake
stake OF Zion WIN convene In the As.
sembly hail salt Lake City on Friday.
June l3 at p. M. a fun attendance OF
the brethren Is earnestly requested
Sixteenth ward Elders at saltair
Thursday. June 18th.
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NEWS TELEPHONE NUMBERS.

City Editor $50
business ofiloc q rings $50
Business Manager % ringS $50
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U. OF U. SUMMER SCHOOL.

Text books Just arrived.
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE,
Successors to Cannon Book Store.
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CARPET CLEANING.

CARPETS CLEANED AND RFLAtn
called for and delivered promptly. Rest
equipped plant In the city. iphone looi \ H.
Cleaning Works corner sth W. As Temnia
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Y. ~ q. y. Ar sALrAiR.
Christian Endeavor Day at saltalr
Friday. June ~
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Hundred. of Mnthers

Say that frequent trips TO Saltalr keeps
baby well.
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PALmIsrRY AND AsrRoLocY

MADAM LYNNE cLAIRvoYANT OF
world vide reputation. See her Startlin
eselatlonsi most successful seer. Tails naSt'
reveals mysteries 81 future 10 business and
other matters IS W. ard 50 ''"u
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g. g PER CENT INTEREST ON Iuppov,-
olty property Mortgage. Ma eonsi ~
snd privilege OF partial payment WTl VIM =
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LAMPS AND REFLscroRs.

COPPER, BRASS TIN AND SHEET IRON
work. Metal spnnlng general repairing
o. stoned, 70 L. Third - ~
Arizona republican., 1902-07-13

Figures have been compiled in the
treasury bureau of statistics showing
how marked has been the increase of
export and import trade with our non
possessions since the year
the breaking out of the
Spanish-American war. Porto Rico
Hawaii and the Philippines came I'M
der the American flag in 1898. During
the previous year shipments from the
United States to these islands were
valued at s6.773, $50. Returns of cx-
ports for the last fiscal year are incom-
plete, but they indicate an export
traffic with these islands exceeding
S35, 100000. Imports have similarly in
creased from about $50, OOO,0 900 to s4O,-
100000. There has been noted also a
substantial growth OF trade with Alas
ka and with Asia and Oceanica This
phase of American commercial activity
is profoundly interesting, since it pre-
figures the time when the Pacific
ocean will have boone to all intents
and purposes an American lake.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-13
PHOENIX, ARIZONA, JULY 10. 1902
The reply submitted by the vatica

The reply submitted by the vatican
on Thursday to Z the proposals con-
tanned in the note of
THE Governor Taft, showed
FRIARS that the authorities of
TO co. the Catholic church are
in substantial accord
with the policy laid down by the
United States government concerning
the settlement of religious questions in
the Philippines. Upon one point only
is the vatican at serious variance with
the American government, and that is
as to the withdrawal of the friars
within a stated period, but it may be
taken for granted that the programme
OF the United States will be accepted
in the end.
Indeed, reading between the lines Of
the vatican's reply, there appears to be
an invitation to President Roosevelt to
proceed with the settlement of the
question in an ex parte manner. The
Associated Press dispatch from Rome
says, on this point:
ION the question of the recall of the
friars, the answer says the vatican
cannot accept the proposition to recall
the friars within the fixed period. Such
recall not being justified by reasons of
force majeure, it would be contrary to
the rights gained by the treaty of
Paris and would put the holy see in
conflict with Spain. 1t asks:
If the United States cannSt order
the withdrawal of the friars. how can
the pope do so, especially when it has
been proved that all of the accusations
made against them were partly false,
partly exaggerated ands partly mex
act.
However, the vatican promises that
it will try to introduce into the Phil
ippines clergy of other nationalities,
especially Americans, gradually, as
they are found ready or are adapted
10 the purpose. 1t is further agreed
tlat the friars shall not return to the
parishes they left and where their
presence could provoke trouble
In other words, the reply of the pope
: seems to say: Il cannot order the
withdrawal of the friars without Of
Tending Spain. But Uncle Sam has
had considerable experience lately in
dealing with the Spaniards and if he
chooses to be arbitrary in this matter
I cannot help it." At least. there are
many reasons why the holy father
might have had such a thought If
mind. 1t is unquestionable that the
friars have been working more dill
gently for themselves and their orders
than they have for the mother church
So far as the wealth and property
owned by the friars and the church re-
spectively have been scheduled, tn
tabulation shows that thrift has beer
on the side of the friars.
That Secretary Root has not beef
Arizona republican., 1902-07-13

]. Pierpont Morgan has not increased
his popularity at home by his offer to
place at the disposal OF the British adj
miralty for fifty years, the British
steamships recently taken over by the
Morgan ship combine" Many of
these ships are admirably adapted to
service as cruisers in time of war, and
would constitute an adjunct to the
British navy. To be sure, nobody con-
templates the possibility of hostilities
between Great Britain and the United
States. Such a contingency is as far
removed from the domain of proba-
bility as anything can be. 1t would be
as reasonable to consider the posi-
bility of another civil war in this coun-
CAMS offer to place the greater part
of Americas mercantile fleet at the
disposal of Great Britain in time of
war, is an offer to bind the United
States to aid the British government in
any hostilities between that govern
ment and any other power Mr.. Nor
gan is the worlds greatest promoter
and until some of his gigantic schemes
go to smash, he will be looked upor
as the worlds grea test financier But
this hardly justifies him in assuming
to fix up quasi alliances between this
country and foreign nations
Arizona republican., 1902-07-13

A special dispatch from Washington
to the Los Angeles Times says that
Senator Albert j. Bev-
INVITE eridge Of Indiana has
BEvERIDGE. left Washington for a
protracted stay in Cali
fornia. The senator will spend the hot
months in the Sierras, and return to
the east after making political speech
at Los Angeles or San Francisco in
September
We suggest to the Phoenix board of
trade that it invite Senator Beveridge
to visit Arizona on his way home. As
chairman of the senate committee on
territories, Mr.. Beveridge has it within
his power to make statehood an abso-
lutte certainty early in December. That
he conscientiously desires to pursue the
right course, cannot be questioned.
Naturally, he will be glad to avail
himseifef an opportunity to learn at
first Aand something of Arizona s
claims to a place in the Union, and it
may be taken as a matter of course
that he will accept an invitation to
visit the territory if the request is
issued sufficiently early to enable him
to arrange his intinerary accordingly
Even a hurried trip through the ter
ritory will remove any doubts Senator
Beveridge may have as to the propri-
ETY. of granting US self government
He will see enough to assure him that
Arizona will rank high with her sister
states. 1t is very fortunate, indeed
that the senator is already in the wes
and that to make the acquaintance OF
our people will cause him no incon-
venience. The board of trade should
lose. no time in laying cordial invi-
tation before him. 1t is said that he
will make a ranch at Kaweah, Cali
fornia, his headquarters for some time