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Arizona republican., 1905-08-25
Wash Goods

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  MULL-In Pink, Light Yellow,
  
 RAMONA LAWNS-n paterns effect for ongor n 2Oc to 25c ard. in. this only He SUITINGIn shirt waist
Arizona republican., 1905-08-25
Dress Goods

In Black; in wide;
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  weigh in. yard. a
Arizona republican., 1905-08-25

There's great shoe saving at our 20 per cent shoe sale. Fl. A. Diehl Shoe
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-09
BRITAIN and JAPAN
THEY NAY EORH LEAGUE TO
DOMINATE OVER ASIA.
Hold slav po~n-Enslsnd strength.
ems Position Against an Invasion
Little Faith In Amser-AIIlanee d
Island Empires May Pc Sufficiently
strong 70 Protect Aslasle DOmInIOns

London, Sept. 4.-Great Britain and
Japan are In league for the lord
ship Of Asia. Lord Landsdowae and
Baron HayashI have scored again In
the opinion OF Oficialdom and two
great facts stand conspicuous in the
policy Of Great Britain now that the
mists have rolled away from the Ports
mouth conference. One IL the en-
larged alliance with Japan and the
other Is q new program IN India. Per
haps the TWO should be considered as
one. since each Is diHtinetiyely anti
Russian In origin and tendency. BY
the alliance. IN its new form, the con-
tFaeting powers hold Russia IL the ma
tion whose aRgreEsions they have
most 10 fear. The japanese and Brit
ons are convinced she will take the
earliest opportunity To reeoup herself
for the loss OF Mhnehuria.
by the new Indian program II Is
sought to strengthen Great Britain's
position on the northwestern frontier
against Russian invasion via Afgha-
nistan. London has little confidence
"a AAH pF@ANuA &A1cTt oA AAboAAiNAAn
and the buhfer state is no longer re-
garded as likely 10 help check the
Russians. should they try 10 descend
upon the fertile plains OF India.
Lord kltchener,s mandate that a
complete reorganization Of the Anglo
Indian army is imperative 10 uniyeF-
sally approved IN Great Britain be-
cause Il doyetails with the extended
alliance under which the two island
empires are in agreement 10 prevent
Russia from interfering on any point
with the Asihtie dominions OF each
other.
The outcome of such vast changes
ot policy IL almost Uncomfortable. &C
c0rding 20 high authority.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-09
TWO NEW CANADIAN PROVINCES

VITA Baskstehewan and Aiberta the
DomiHiOn Wiii Have Nins estates"
The word province IN Canada has
the same significance as the word
State In our country. When we say.
therefore. that the Dominion has or
ganized and is about to take In two
new provinces II means that the seven
States are about to be increased 20
nine. The seven provinces are Que
bes. Ontario. Nova Scotia. Prince Ed
ward Island. New Brunswick. Manito-
ba and British Columbia TIE two
new provinces are Alberta and sas-
katchewan. The interior department
az Ottawa has issued . map showing
the boundaries OF these two enormous
new provinces and the map printed
here has been made from Il
II 4 thirty eight years since the DO
mlnion Of Canada was formed b. the
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-09
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

John T. Stewart. a muitimillionnire
u Wellington, KAn., Ia dead.
Elihu Root, United States secretary
Of state. accompanied by his two sons.
and Colonel Sanger Of New York. pass.
ed through Halifax recently on his
Way home from his trip 10 Labrador
= n. johnson. president Of the de.
fRnct Fidelity Savings association Of
DenveF. Col. which failed 4 year age
owing over Loco. GOO. was found gull.
y BY iury Of making and publishing
false report q the fnaBcial oondi.
ton Of the association.
Charles fuller Is under arrest al
Indianapolis. Ind, on a charge Of big.
amy. The police claim 10 have se.
cured evidence of his marriage 10 I've
women, four OF whom are living and
none divorced.
Incredible as Il may seem one Of the
largest mercantile institutions in Lon.
don has declined to introduce teIe.
phones into It's business, upon the plea
that ita interests are best served by
their absence
Carl Arbh, a chheuheur. was In.
atantly killed and c. s creelman. a
passenger. was severely hurt al Chi
cago in an automobile accident re.
Gently.
on the point Of capture by a sher,
lbs posse, Peter Pitts. the man who
tprrorized the countryside from Avon
Beach TO Loraip, Ohio. for three days
Is dead by bis own hand. lie shot
himself In the head In full view Of
the band Of armed farmers.
Canton. Ohio.--The stables at the
Stark county raeetraek were burned
10 the ground. OF the i25 horses
CHARTERED there seven persisted.
The town Of Zanzibar IL declared
to be infected with plague. There
have been 10 cases among the ns
lives from which ave deaths resulted
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-09
CARE FoR WHEAT.
New Plan Started 70 Save Expense IN
Storing cFep.

New Plan Started 70 Save Expense IN
Storing Crop.
II. w. Richardson. one OF the most
extensive wheat growers In Columbia
county. Washington. has inaugurated
an original feature 20 effect a saving
u nearly 9 cents per bahhel In aecur.
ing and storing his crop. He oOneeiV-
I'd the idea q constructing wooden
tanks at convenient points shout his
aelds 20 store grain until convenient
to haul 10 the railroads or warehouse
Of the purchaser.
The tanks are constructed Of 2x6
pieces standing upright and held in
position By iron bands or hoops. Each
tank 10 10 fest deep and win bold $500
bushels. They are built shove the
surface % enable q team 70 drive I'M
deFneaih 10 remove the grain. The
bottom 10 fitted with 3 spout and slide.
through which the grain can easily be
drawn into the wagon box. doing
away entiFely with the lifting incidenl
10 loading sacked grain
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-09
MINING NOTES.

To prevent the passing OF the Utah
Copper company 20 the control OF the
so-cailed "smelter trust" an injunction
suit has been nied In the Utah state
court by Colonel Il. A. walk director
and vice president Of the Utah com.
pany. Colonel wall owns one nth Of
the capital stock.
J. w. Mcleod has gone TO Loomis.
Okanogan county. Wash. where he
will be engaged several months on
the construction OF a mile or more Of
the Riblet patent double cable aerial
tramway system for the Grand View.
Engineer Thomas OF the Dominion
Copper company. who had been exam
lining smelter sites at Grand Forks, b.
C., for the last couple Of days, has re-
turned to Boundary Falls. He has
considered the site on Morrissey
creek. three miles east OF the city.
Reports from the Mormon Basin
district. Malheur county. Oregon.
state that the Summit mill. under the
management Of p. @. Wells, Is operat.
ing steadily. and the output Is 50 sat
lsfaetory that at a recent meeting OF
the owners Il was decided TO increase
the capacity OF the mill to 40 stamps.
Al the Gold Coin group the hoist has
been completed and the reduction
plant Is about ready for operation.
Word was received from the Jumbo
mine in Buigalo Hump district by Fred
IA. wood OF Lewiston that tunnel No.
was still in the high grade ore. The
strike was made two weeks ago, and
IT Is believed that by this time the
tunnel must be In at least so feet Ia
this kind of ore.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-09

ritoriea. and the country win keep al.
ing with people for years Co come. fog
the lands still unoccupied are almost
boundless As yet the, newcomers
have hardly more than touched the
outskirts Of the wheat lands.
Manitoba 10 only one-fourth as large
&c the old territories Of Assiniboia,
Saskatchewan and Alberta, but she
had over 100000 acres in wheat last
year. while the territories gathered a
wheat crop from only b7S.6o7 aereA
This acreage IA the territories was q
mere bagatelle compared with their
enormous area Of fne farm lan6A.
The government after careful hives
legations. has reached the conclusion
that the amount Of desirable farm
lands still unappropriated in AsstnIboia
is 100000 acres: IN Saskatchewan,
l7y000.0 coo, and In Alberta. 1900. 900
aereR.
II WIN take hundreds Of thousands
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-09

confederation Of the provinces then ex-
lstihE. That was the birth OF Canada
a. . nation- Two years later the Brit
ian Parliament passed the Rnperes
land act. which provided for the &C
quisition by the Dominion OF the vast
prairies Of the West which were call
"a the Northwest Territories. IL had
already been discovered that wheat
was a wonderful crop IN the southeast
part OF this region. and 20 many set
tiers locked Into the little corner cali
ed Manitoba that in 1870 this territory
Yves admitted into the confedera ton
a. a province. As State Of the Do
minion. Manitoba is Just one year older
than British Columbia.
But none OF the other four big ter
ritoriea has ever had q government Of
lis own. AssiRibolR. Alberta, saSkatcho-
an. and Athabasea were Amply lump
wan. and AthabRaca were Simply
Jumped together as the Northwest Ter
ritoriea. They had q common capital
az Regina. Asslnibola. and have al
ways been ruled under the Dominion
Parliament. By a Lieutenant Governor
and an Executive Council Out Of
these four territories the two new
states have been formed and the
Northwest Territories win now disap-
pear from the mapa
The fact is that territorial govern
ment for them 10 no longer suitable
because their interests are becoming
large ana complex. In 1901 thelr pop
ulatiOn was i5Soa0. Ne census has
been taken since. but the oandian gov
eminent estimates their population %
day at ahsut 10000
Over three nftha Of the large smml.
grafton that began 70 pour int Can
ada In loo1 haa settled In three Of
thess territoriea TIE de q ploneera
Il pouring over these wheat and eat
sla lands Of Canada.
Il has net Pct reached AtAAhasca.
but faEmh0asss and hamlatn have been
upEeaaing ever Ne thros ssstAE2 ~.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-09

OF farmers to cut up all this land into
homesteads. but the process is going
On. and when these lands are all par
celed out settlers win begin to move
into AthRbasca, whose agricultural ca
pabilities have Just been investigated
In a comparatively thorough manner.
and, II Is said. with astonishingiy "a.
Torable results.
The government OF Canada Il TO par
to each province the sum OF $4,000 q
year for the support Of its government
and legislature. The Dominion lands
win continue to be vested 81 the
crown, but the Canadian government
win compensate the provinces for
them by a series Of annual payments
The present estimated value OF the
public lands Il $50 an acre.
The map shows that the two prov
inees take In ali the territory OF the
four territories excepting a little Of the
eastern parts Of Athabasca and sas-
katehewan.
The time win probably come when 4
win be deemed best 10 divide these
PROVINCES again into smaller onea.
Each Of them Il about four tines as
large a. New York State. and their
total territory Is about a. large as
Central Europe.
This b q great region. which. with
Manitoba. is estimated By TIE Deputy
Minister Of Agriculture 10 Be destined
within ten years 10 produce annually
s5o.0ooo0o bushels oe wheat, 10000.
600 bushels Of satn. and 100000
bushels Of barley, and this without
cropping more than about on@-third a
the tiliable area.
Tha TIVE provinces divide tie vams
AREA nearly equally. Regina win BE
tha capital Of saskatoAsWan; TIE CAPT.
tai o. Alberta win be temporarily 81
EdmontOn until the Legislature q thai
provinces decides upon ia permanent
sltuAfion.-Wanhington poak
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-09
NEVlvE Ann cANraENe.
PrIsadIsr General Whit Urges TbI,
Policy.


Policy.
The war department has received
the annual report Of BFigadier General
Theodore y Whit, u. q. A.. upon the
military affairs Of the northern d.
vision.
The general IN this report repeats
the complaints about the many 81
looms always to be found around the
posts. over which the military author
titles have no control whatever. and
Il Is stated that 4 saloon IN connection
with the canteen OF post exchange run
by some responsible person under
fixed rules would be 3 great adyant-
age.
The annual inspection Of the ma.
lional guard noted q general improve
ment. and It Is noted that there Is an
honest effort on the part Of the state
oGheials 10 improve matters. The re-
port also advises that several OF the
small posts. especially Fort Washable
Wyo., be abandoned. as they are very
expensive and Of no practical use.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-09

Tiflis. Caucasla. 1t IL reported that
the town Of shusha IL In flames. The
people have fed 20 the mountains.
Troops are being sent to the scene. Al
Muchran In the Duhaet district the
property of Prince Muchransh has
been destroyed by dynamite. Prince
Erlstoff has been murdered near Corr.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-09
PLAN AoMEwARD JOURNEY.
Peace EnvOys Probably Leave Before
September 70.

Owing 10 the early date OF their
planned departure from this country
the peace pienipotentiaries have been
unable TO accept. without qualifca'
tons. IA invitation 70 q reception by
the chamber OF commerce Of New
York. The ENJOYS had been asked to
name a date convenient to themselves
after September is when they and
their STATS might be entertained in
this city, but in replying both indlcat.
ed that they would sail before the
time suggested.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-09


South America and nohward Gulf
II has been brought aeaports By yesse1
The mosquito Il blamed Tor spread Of the disease
Frost yellow
Survivors yellow
The yellow fever yet
Some authorities the disease caused
Yellow usually
Sometimes Il dayM
The attack with
gradually
symphonic The higher
fever lasts three pains
and head There vomiting
yellow
fhe day.
In Dacs
membrane The vOH whte
and In appearances like coffee when ck
bleeding At the mouth Deum
consciousness an
Mortality epdsmes hgh per cent
Ia others a
Heat moisture bad unhync
favor the disease responsible
Experts that the nrgt combat
fever noEquto.
dieting principal treatment for
yellow fever Different
= condition
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-09

: Two women and a little girl we're
burned to death recently in IRE
which destroyed house owned by
Warren Fletcher, two miles east Of
I.lttleton, Mass. The victims were
Mrs. Nancy Minds, so years Of age;
Mrs. James Knox, 50. and a girl II
years Of age.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-09

The Commercial Cable company Ia
advised by Hongkong that for the pres.
ent the Formosa cable is closed to
all but government trafie.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-09

The tirst woman physician In Boa.
ton. Dr. sophronia Fletcher, Il ninety.
nine years old, but Is said 10 be stfll
very active.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-09

Mhelssals Prpdves Pness.


New potatoes. 75e ewt. new onions.
81 cWt: cabbage. $50 eWt. oranges,
$3.50 case: lemons. tG07 case; pine
apples. tt.so case: hlaekbeFries. 81
crate; peaches, Crawford, CSC 10 a0c
boa. eating apples. tt.2E boa: cook.
las apples. 75c box: cnntAlonpes,
9ib008.50 erates WateFm@lnnn. i.50
8 $50 dos. neW bects. 81 cwt: turnips.
81 est; beans. a0ai6e ID; green corn.
Toe doH ears. summer squash. zoe dos:
tomatoes. A0e box. cncumberh. SOC
box: eggplant. 81 crate: Columbus
grapes. 81 case. Black Hamburg
grapes. fi.sa crate peach Pluma. 7bc
bax: Flemish Beauty pears. 81 box:
ciapp'H FaVuFiiea. 81 box: Bartlett
bcara. 81 boa. cEKs. local ranch, ts.to
case. specials. ITO case: sweetwater
grapes. 81 crate.
Wholesale Feed Prices
Bran. SIS tea. bran aud shorts. SIS:
straight shorts. $50; white shorts. a2i:
corn, titsWl.bQ cwt: cracked corn.
ti.ss cwt: timothy hay. tit ton: al
falfa hay. 81 ton. Oh meal. q cWt:
grain hay. tismlt ton: rolled barley.
81 s. est. whole cats, $50 eSt: chop
ped oasa. ti.eo cwL
Prices Paid 70 Producers.
Live stock-stcers. ? 1909 s.tc ID:
sheep. tsas.bo cwt: hogA. $3.50 out:
veal. ss cwL
Poultry and Chickens. hens,
i2e ID live weight; ROSTERS, eGTe 10
live weight: brollers. ss.7b04.SO doG:
ogKa. tG.7s case.
Creamery Products. T. o. b. Spokane
-FlTt grade creamery butter fat,
70 i.sc II.
Hay and Grain-Timothy. Sii0i2
ton: alfalfa, sio0ii ton; oata, ti.As
cwt
Potatoes. coo cvt: cabbage. 10 /
lac 10; rcd raapberriea. $3.50 crate;
pie cherries, A0to 10; cooking apples,
600 Coo box: bccts. 7bc cut; turnips,
tic cwt; string beans, l-29ae -;
cucumbers. &c box.
Northwestern Wheat
Tacoma. Market unchanged. Blue.
stem, Tic: club. CSC: red. sc.
rortiand.--Club. ssc; bluostem. Tic;
valley. tic.
Dayenport.-Blu SIC; club.
Sc.
RitEvillc. wash.--Bluestem coo:
bsc.\,
walia waila, Wash Blucstem. coo:
club. &c. net. Market weak.
Colfax. waah.--Blucstem. 81 i.2c;
club, slIae: red. SOUS. Sales light.
Minneapolis. September, SiAc;
December, S0kc: May. s46sl 1-sc:
No. / hard. s6o; No. / northern. Sac;
No. z northern. soc.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-09

whan q man kaepa hls own eounual
" Aaaa nssA uss sss = hwyA
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-09
MOSQUITOES SPREAD YELLOW FEVER,
WHOSE SYMPTOMS ARE DESCRIBED.

An Repta epecIhc diaeaBe
Restricted 70 certain geographical himrs.
Characterized b. 3 high fever Of short duration.
gagtrOIntestinai disturbances hemorhages into the
skin and mucous membrane. and yellow tint Of the
stdn
First recognized definitely In west Indies IN le4T
II is infectious.
Prevails in the west Indies west coast of Africa,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-23
NEW PASTOR.
Rev. n. H. Gurnsey Will Be Indicted Into
WestfieId Passionate.

WESTFfELD. Nov. 23:- Rev. H
II. Gurnsey will be ordained and in
stalled as pastor of the Congrega.
tional Church of Christ, of Westfield
tonight at 7:45 o'clock.
The order of services will be un-
usually interesting and many promi-
nent men in the denomination will be
present. The service will open with
AN organ prelude by Mrs. Laura
Crawford, the church organist, after
whicl. the choir will sing Praise the
Lord, o Jerusalem After the read
ing OF the minutes of the council
the scripture lesson and prayer will
be given by the Rev. w. f. Mark
wick. D. d.. of Ansonia, Conn. The
sermon will be preached by the Rev.
Watson l.. Phillips, D. d., of New
Haven. The prayer of ordination
and installation will be made by the
Rev. William A. Rice, D. D., of New
ark.
The Rev. Edward l. Curtis, d. d.,
dean Of Yale Divinity School, will de.
hy2 Tie charge 10 the pastor. and
fhN kNsz iaS y ffoff. Dz
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-23
LEWIS N IX0 N
WAS ROBBED.

NEW YORK, Nov. 23: Edward
Carroll, thirteen years old, who liv-
ed with his mother at No. AZ st.
Marks place, New Brighton, Staten
Island, was arrested last night ON a
charge of grand larceny, made by W.
W. Nixon, of No. 10 William street,
a brother of Lewis Nixon.
The boy is accused of rlillng
trunks belonging TO Lewis Nixon and
stored with furniture and other prop
erty in the New Brighton House,
New Brighton, where his mother Is
employed as caretaker. The articles
taken include a clock, valued at
500; four hat pins, silver spoons a
dozen silver knives and a small IVORY
Jewel ease.
For the last tbfea weeks rue poF
las fa8an efal0Naa IL dfslH store
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-23
1t Thirty-fourth street and Eighth


at Thirty-fourth street and Eighth
avenue. On Tuesday evening he
failed to return homo, and his moth
.cr telephoned to w. W. Nixon, ask
ing him as a favor to hunt up her
son. Later Mrs. Carroll discovered
that the trunks had been opened,
and she %telephoned TO Mr.. Nixon in
this borough.
MI. Nixon made q search of the
lodging houses, and at Forty-fourth
street and Second avenue found the
lad. II boy said that he had sold
the afllcles 10 some one whom he
ala o know" on the Bowery. The
clock he had sold for seventy-fve
cents. The hat pins brought him fiji
ty cents, the spoons twenty-five n
the knives fifty cents and the IVORY
jewel ease ten cents.
In a bag which the lad carried the
detectives found eighteen small cary
ed ivory fans. Some Of these were
lace, all were silk and some were
hand painted. They are said 10 be
worth a large sum of money.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-23

his family to grow up in ignorance.
The city has no right to tell hin
there is no 1t is its duty TO
provide room. The city, however, is
nothing more or less than a com
munity of taxpayers. Therefore, 1t
is the taxpayers duty to see that
there is an opportunity for every
child 10 he educated.
The school board is not asking too
much when il requests two new
school houses. When it is realized
that one new building was opened
last fail, not to mention the additions
and ii has not wen made an impress
sion on the crowded condition, it can
| readily be seen that, with the growth
of the local Industries, the demand
for admission TO schools by this time
next year will easily fill Two more
schools and there will doubtless still
be Il waiting list.
There seems to be no way out OF
il. The children of Perth Amboy
who are TO be our future citizens, oul
aldermen and lawmakers, cannot be
allowed to grow up without knowf
edge, IS long as there are children
to fill them, the city must build
schools. &
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-23
Every Ounce You Eat.

Every ounce of food you eat that
fails to digest does II pound OF harm
1t turns the entire meal into poison.
This not only deprives the blood OF
the necessary tissue-buildiRS mater
ial. but it poisons it. Kodol Dys-
pepia Cure is Il perfect digestant
1t digests the food.regardless of the
condition of the stomach. 1t allows
that organ to rest and get strong
again. Relieves belching, heart
burn, sour stomach, indigestion, pal
pitation of the heart, etc. Sold by c
a. Sexton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-23
BUILDING SCHOOLS.

Once more the taxpayers of the
city are to be called upon to build
more school houses. Not SATISFIED
with one new one a year, the Board
Of Education now proposes to erect
TWO at q time and to have work
started on them as soon as possible.
The public school problem is UNI
doubtedly the greatest this city has
TO confront. School bonds make up
d large part of the public debt now
ana there seems to be no end in
sight.
Perth Amboy is proud OF her
school system. Not a city of this size
in the state can equal it,. There are
already eight handsome buildings,
Including a high school. 1t is now
proposed TO make the number ten.
This docs not take into considera-
fion the large parochial schools OF
st. Mary's and ST. Stephens Roman
Catholic churches. numbering, be
tween them, over 500 pupils. Then
there is the parochial school Of Our
Saviour's Danish Lutheran church
and several private schools.
Even il these SCHOOLS accommoda-
ted all the children of the city it
would mean an enormous population
of Juveniles, but all the children can
not begin to get in.
In spite of the fact that schools
have been enlarged, the pressure
grows and the Copenhagen system OF
sending children TO school d half day
at a time is resorted to in many
class rooms, while the waiting list
to enter even these classes is on
etantly growing.
What is TO be done? With the
schools already swamped, We see To-
cal factories enlarging and increas-
ing their capacities which means the
employment of hundreds OF more
men
How are these families to be ac-
conJnodated? The problem is . ser
Toys one. 1t concerns every citizen
of the city. People are crying for
improvements everywhere. but when
the demand for schools is so great
other objects must be ignored.
The city owes it to every citizen
that his children shall have an OPP
p%ortunity to get an education. Ev-
cry man wants his child to go to
school, He does not want to be told
fKerA s1l1o f9onls He locs netSwanf.