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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-06
MuJERES ABOGADAS
Hay 10 msnos un millar, sisr.
eisndo ssta profession en-
Ios Estados Unidos
EN- La GRAN BRETANA
Estimulos que ALI pueden
despertarse. - Condiciones
de Ia mujer

Las mujeres inglesas estzu I'M po.
90 amossadas CON el hscho, puesto do
relieve por el Gltimo censo americana,
dc que hay sobrs un millar do ssbo-
gsdass On Americs. Esta revelation
ha producido grsndes sstfmulos sobre
el slsnsnto fsmenino dc Inglsterra.
Hay en- squel pals pare esos empe.
nos, sspecislmente entire 10 gents po-
brs, IN vsstfsimo campo vfrgen do
toda sxplotaoi6n.
En- los distritos donds viven, son
gsnerslmente los abogados, del tipo
mas reproehable que 90 pueda penssr,
, muy POGO pueds uno conaar en- ellos.
Son snormes sus honorsrios y no tie.
mem piedad alguna do sus clientes.
No pusde haber meiores princi-
pios de prastiea professional para una
mujsr que smpefarse en- realizar los
trsbajos que en- el terreno del derecho
nscssits un pobre. Mrs. Whitney, de
New York, que vive hscia 10 parte
Este de L6ndres y represents 10 $50
cisdad de Auxilios Legales,, solo pide
por sus servicios unos honorsrios no.
minales, y eiecuta un trabaio msgnf-
fico entire aqu6llos & quienss Auxilla
son sus conseios.
Hay muchos millares dc indivi-
duos humildes que necesitan dc los
servicios de un letrado, y quienes no
pueden pagar les honorarios exorbi.
tsntes que piden husta los abogados
mas modentos; psro he aquf que e,ta
dana que tiene modo de- vivir inde-
pendiente, hs puesto su talento q dis.
posici6n de esos necesisados.
No hay raz61 algana contraria
Ia que el eisrcicio de 10 csrrera
del derecho no pueda ser para Ia mu-
ier un medic muy recomsndable de
ganarse la vida. Tlene 10 muier VI
vexa de ipgenio, appreciation r&pida
dc les situaciones, imagination suf.
cients para colocsrse On el lugar dc
otros indivfduoss intsrpretarlos' y po.
| der persuasive irresistible; dones,
todos eatos, que podrfa aplicar 10
meritoria tarea de empeharse on OBJ
tensr iusticia para aquellos que nsce-
sitan do sua servieios.
Por supuesto que la vieia excla'
maci6n do que atentan contra su fe.
minidad resonaris snseguida que
90 promovisra el movimiento; perc,
vamos { vsr: So6mo dsgrada ella mas
gu sexo: trabsi isndo al lAdo del b m.
brs On 10 sausa do 10 iusticis, 8 .u-
biIndoss 4 un ssesnario, do sspsci&cu.
los sin asts, para divettir 81 pdb'ico,
srsbsi iando tAmb!sn sl lado del hom.
hrs?
Lo que 90 Va viendo % que, segdn
Iiuzgan algunos intsrssados lss oosas,
10 mujsr nunca pierds - dignidad
ousndo proportions diversion 9 pla'
Ger; peeo q cuando reslizs eualq uisI
labor que pueda dsstruir 81 monopo-
lio de los hombrss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-06
EsCUELAS De RIO P|EDRA!

FL viernes por 10 mafianA visit6
les escuelas do Rio Piedras una CO.
mission compueata do los O flores Co.
misionado de Educaci6n doctor Falk
nsr, Speaker de la Camsra de Dele.
gados sefior Matispzo Cintr6n, Teso-
zero Mr.. Willoughby, Conseisro DR..
Rafael del Vale, Comisionado del
Interior Mr.. Grshame, Delegados 90.
flores svfas 0choteco, Arrillsga y
Aponte, asf como tambien los sefIores
AnLexy, Baiz y don Ramon q. Dslgs-
do, ex a'cslde dc ls Carolina.
La ComiAi6n rec. bio una msgni.
fca impression, al encoptrar Ia Escue.
10 normal en- condolences exeelentes.
FL Director y oil Secretario dc 10 Uni.
veraidad acompsfsron Z los visitan-
tes. La diiCiplina de los alumnos &c
hizo notar, aunque no existe nipgdn
reglsmento Robre este punto. En- o..
to alta eacuela solo 80 enae 10 el ingss,
y CON gusto 90 observe 10 busna pro
nunciaci6n dc los colsgiales. La cla,e
de don Rafael JansrEy Solsr, uno d.
los mas inteligentes mienbros del ma
gisterio.puertotriqutno, fu6 tambIer
visitada
DespueI paaamos & la Escuels
de Agriculture, dirliida por Mr.. T
NJ. Permock. Este importante centre
se debs sl antique Comision ado d,
Educsci6n Mr.. Brumbaugh. e vi
notable eItablecimisnto. Les eondi
clones generates del parais aon mag
rfneas. Sc not6 sl esfuerzo el sui
dado del Director en- todos los hsba
| Jos. Los Ssfores Matierzo y WI
lloughsy estudian nueYas reformas g
dicha escuels.
FL doctor Falknsr fGe muchss v,
ces felicitado.
Por dltimo visitamos el GHawthc
rus schools una de lasImeioreS escu
las graduadaS Puerto Rico, con 81
Amos q cargo del principal don MI
nuel GileItrs, eompstente profe,o
= E'tA escuela merecel asf mIsmo, apla
: sos entu!isstaI
u X X X,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-06

tlrse los presupuestos do gastos necesa
rios para sl sostenlmiento del gobisr.
no de Puerto Rieo; y sdsmks, eonsids
arse tsmbisn 10 mspeionada Icy nuni.
eipal se celebrassn des sesiones hasta
dejar tsrminadas dichss leyss.
Manifesto que ssperaba 81 consen-
timiento dc los dsm&s miembros dol
Conseio.
Por mayo,fs fue aeuerdo que ssta
msfisns Sc reuuiera sl Consejo a In
de discutlr el G. B. go Tambisn 90
discutira el bill sustituso para ssta.
blecer un sistema do gobierno local
con La eumiendas de ID Csmara.
Esta tards 8 Las dos % reuni6 el
Conseio On la discussion total del bill
de Presupuestos.
IL session 90 lsvant6 q las tres y
30 Y eincO minutoa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-06
ASAMBLEA LEGISLATIVE
Consejo Executive
Session del dia 5

Sc abri6 10 session & lss tres ,
veints minutos, prssidiendo Mr.. Post.
Asisten los seq res DIE Navarro,
del Vale, Barbosa, Sapchez Morales,
Crosas, Grshams, Wllloughby y Tal'
kner, los cinco primeros dc frsc, por
haber cG cGncurrido 4 un almuerzo c6n
que les o5sequi6 el gobernsdor Mr..
Winthrop. q
El secrstario di6 lectura al G. B.
rs sobrs slecciones con las enmiendas
que fueron aceptadas. Sc aprob6 en-
tsreera lectura por msyorfa. Vota
ron en- cor ira los sei1ores Barbosa y
Sanchez Morales.
El senior Post manifesto que la
Camara terminaria de hoy msfians
la discussion sobrs IL Icy municipal.
Propuso que, por teuer que discu.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-06
sOC|EDAD MERcANT|L.

Por circularss 90 NOS partisipa
do HumAcAo hsber sido disuelta 10
sociedad mercantil eatAblecida On
aQuella plaza baio la raz6n do Sues.
sores de Jose Rodriguez 8. on c.,
hasi6ndose cargo del aetlvo y pasivo
la nueva que Sc establsce bsio 10 fir.
ma Suceaor de jose Rodriguez, Ia
cual SO dedicsr& q los mismos regc'
sios que Ia diSuelts.
Deseamos buenos negocios & Ia
nusvs soeiedad mercantil.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-06
FALLECIMIEATO

Aver de madrugsdA falleci6 en- Ell
barrio de IL Marina de estH capital,
el consecuente correligionario don E.
Llzardo Sanchez, obrero correctfsimo,
de IN patriotilmo { toda pruebar sl
cusl goENba de numerosaS y msreci
das simpStfas.
LamentamoG la muerte de eIte
honrsdo hijo del pueblo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-06
UNA EXPLOSION

Ocurri6 una explosion de dinami-
to On los SlmAcenes de los sefioreu
Dolese d Shepard. Compsf fiia de Cal.
70, Illinois. Han Quedado completa-
mente dsSpedsEados, cinco hombres,
cuatro mortAlmente heridos y niete
sssan cubiertos de hsridss graves.
La explosion &c debi6 & una o. ia
cue eonteniA Glen libraa de dInsmits.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-06

Ear anses dc 10 paliza japonesa, y
mas jirtbilla en- el andar que eoqueta
que quisre que 10 sigan. .eon buen fin.
lPobre se1orl SHA olvidado
que 81 81 ha frscssado
muy bien puede consolarse
son solo sconsolidarse,
con el del Consolidate?
No 10 Geo.
Hay cosas que no pueden olvidar-
90 y las grandes cafdas son una dc
elias.
Porque aiempre dejan lesionado |
algdn 6rgano importante del indivi.
duo que las sufre, pues suando no re.
cibe el golpe en- 10 panzs, 10 recibs en-
el trssero y vayase 10 uno por 10 otro.
Eatos golpes aunque al parecer no
son morales por necesidad, slempre
tienen resultsdos fatales.
La experiercla ha demostrado III.
pinsmente que los saltos y equilibrios
son peligrosos cuando 90 dan sobre el
plano inclinado que sostiene Ia OPT.
ni6n pdblioa.
La cual opinion podra equivocAr.
ss una vez y sufrir un ergsho; pero
despues que abre los oios y juzga con
calma 4 las personas y & las cosas, 10
pasa 10 que al CATO escaldado que
no solo huge del aqua ftfa sino do Ia
marmlts que 10 eontieue.
Ysi n6, que 10 Olga Llorens To-
rres, sl cual sabiendo por ex xperiencia
que sl cargo de Delegsdo Ala Clmara
| y iefe de partido y dc spartido,, SON
compatiblss dentro do ciertos slemsr.
tos quisquillosos y psndsncisros, ala
en- Ponce,
aunque 10 sob-s valor,
para un cor nicto evitsr
yno tener que Sritar,
no ser& trasnochsdor.
Pues bien puede un abogado
si % que 10 tfaici6n 10 acecha
del sDerecht, haeer dereeha....
| 81 es que staca un Delegsdo.
| ~.
| Despue' de todo, Ia eosa aurque %
grave por la inmoralidad que encierra
IL el caraeter que reviste para sentAr
un precsdente gonzoso y censurA.
BILE en- la bella ciudad del sur, no tie.
Le NADIA de particular.
Entire gsnte de leyes, aunque ago
pesado, anda el iuego.
Solo que el stHor Domenech, do.
)egado y leader republican,, debit
contener suS odios, resQuemores poli-
ticos, & impulses belicos, sino por res
} psso al cargo que eisrce y Ia posicI6r
polftlcs que ocupa dentro de su parti
} do, por tenor ssl que dirkn, los que
gusrdadoreS rsSpetuosos de 10 vindic
to pGblics, haysn viato con asombrt
que el senior dslegado copfunde lasti
mosamsnts los salones de la CGmarl
legislative CON ell recinto solitario d
una encruciiads, para essondido o.
la oscuridad de Ia nochs 10 impu
nidsd del sitio, presentar su bill, ou
o. I'm UiI DE MUERTE, conj,tnto con ru
flames y perdonSvidas.
u iVamos hombre! Aqui ME Gallo.
o. 81 Asf smpiszs, Sc6mo acaba?
l. ESt0 de por 81 Sc clabd;
mo eS menfster QlQbdllsl
ss Di6genes PrietO.
O.. Csrolins, Febrero 2, 1905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-06
CoRRRSPoNsAL.

La lLMocRACIA hRcs Iuya esta
manife'taci6n de duelo, conIsgrAndo
q Is memoria del SefIor CIntr6n, euys
perdIds deploramos, sl postrsr tribute
de nueHtra Elmpatfa y de nueatro fscto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-06

sssssssss '...sssssss
Llorens 10 acerea A au casa
Y 4 dormir va Ge retira,
Los valientes ne prepsran,
Y cuando oerca 10 miran,
Dan un grito tan terrible
Que los Srboles vscllan,
El temple tienlbla de espsnto,
ri ktosko &rabe rechina
Y quisrs & escape correr
Por 10 calle do LA Wills,
Y las olorosas flores
Del iardfn de <Las Delicias,s
Temblando, musrtas de miedo.
Hacia 10 terra 90 inclinan.
III grito & Llorens dsspierta,
Puss parecs que dormfs
Sofando que nuestra pstria
Goxa do msiores dlas
Que aqusllos en- que les turbas
Duefss sran de 10 vida
De los mobiles ciudadanos
Qie & diario 10 dsfsndfan....
Yal hallarse dssarmado
Y yer que un golps ID tirap,
Salta atrks y do este modo
Agilmsnts sl golps evits;
We hseia sl Psrqus dc Bombsros,
ri dc guArdia NO 10 auxilis.
Y al mirar que ya 10 slsansAn
Aqusllos, % do mas prise,
CORE { 10 cAile sIsabels
Y elf, con valor, 10 libra
Dc los aeometsdores
Un simp&tico unionista..."
Entoncss Llorens 80 snesra
Con los que le perssgufan
VA Domeuech le dir'gs
Y le dice cosas indds
Que 81 entenderlAs NO quiso
Porqus asi le eonvenia..."
kDespussP :. El gallo % jUys,
Como iatulo. se srtzGa
Y ls assguro, paisano,
Que aunqus 10 piqusn, no plea.
Sus costumbrss, aus principles,
Le impiden ir q 10 liza;
Y su drrojo scompanado,
De u0liente 10 acredita,
Y ante ell pueblo, 50 conducsA
Lo mats, 10 desprestigia.....
..ssss,Is,s,,.'''''
....ssIssss,s's''s' 's't''''''''''
Paisauo, ertve ciertas gentes
EstG 10. .cosd perdida......
Don SimpliCie.
Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-06
REV|STA COM|CA

Estamos en- el mes On que msnos
hablsn les muisres, las cotorras, los
abe ogados, los ccnsejeros de arriba y
de abaio y denas personals que ganan
10 pitarzs moviendo la lengua ct M
mueven Gus aspas los molinos impul.
sados por el viento 8 Ia cerrierte.
Febrero con sus porffas,
blen colma las alfgrfas
del que tiene que cobrar,
pero, squsl que ha de psgar
casa y mes con msnos dfss,
vlendo en- el casero al COCO
que casi le vuelve loco
si 10 mosca no le shois,
cresra, si no me equivoco,
que esta mes nadG 90 <muy fojs.s
~
Y hsts los apuros, sudores y eco
bras que tendrS que psrar cate mes el
que ganando un peso diario (euando
trabais, tiene tornado un prssupuss-
to regular dc sus gastcs ascendente
cusndo menos q rs dollars, sin contar
el pitillo y Ia spacharrs,, !, y merm ldas
sus entradas por los dias fsstivos y
otrss emergencies fortuitss que 10
prohiban toda labor, neeeaarisments
vera con espanto que al fu del mes
por mas que eatlre y estire, 8 encoja
el resuello, 30 ha dc encontrsr & 10
luna dc Valencia y mas entrampsdo
que algunos municipios, que aupque
perciben las fnalidades del bill Hollsn.
der , otros bills similares, no pueden
sacsr los PIES del plato nj eumplir sua
oompromisos.
unas vecea porQus On GAIA
no 20 encuentra nj an centavo
y otras, porque cualQuier bravo
Ala esia dssarraia
cargendo con el santo , la limosna
pesar do investig sciones, fanxss, J
osrss andr6minas que 90 ussn on sstoI
sAsos.
~.
Serk question de tempersmento
pero, como squi en- la Carolina--y 81
todss parties -rssulta que, nj 10 YER
edsnzs, nj las casas de ysgus, nj 10
toneles vacios- pagan eontribuci6a d.
ninguna clsse, 20, desde mi tonel CON
temple el dsSarrollo de los suceSos po
1T eos mas culminantes, sin importar
mo que psaen los dias con 81 vertigi
uosa 8 inmutable rapidez, pueE com
no estoy AlQuilado con nadis, nj 10.
mismbro de ninguna claQue convencio
Ralista que m, obligue d aplsudir la
cosas del G obisrno y de sus he mbrel
encsjen 8 no encsien con el modo d
ser ess ecisl de mis- paissnoS y mi
propio, digo 10 que me convene
hsgo 10 que me parece, con el mism
dsrecho y libsrtAd que cualquier Jei
de DepartAmento, el Consolidado pt
eiemplo,
el cual tlene Sciertss CosaSS
que siempre son enoiosas
al resolver ciertos Casos,
pueE los errorss de Crosas,
reaultnn ierrores crasosl
-.
d Dioa le pSrdone y ls ilumine.
. Y ESQ que en- cuestiones do der
D cho representative le dc cruz y rA.
= 81 mismfsimo Valdivleso, lopa ex {
;. calds de Ponce.
Il Fl Cusl ex alcalds, por andar tc
= cido y sismpre con nsaIas inclindcio'
-ly compsfifs, era una Caiamidsd !
PAIahaFn~A
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-06

Es 10 Una de 10 noche,
Noche ossura. -. En uns ESQ qaiAa
Del tsmplo on que los cat6licos
Oysn los dominges misa.
Varios hombrss, impacisntss,
Silenciosos, terrorsstds,
Acechsn, CON foes trkgisos,
A I'm caballero, 80 vfstims....
De vez en- cuando las nubes
Sobrs 10 TERRA destilan
Menudas gotas de sgua
Que q los que sguardsn, eastigAn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-06
DE DESDE PONCE
SobFe IN sucsso muy semen-
tads ocurrido haze poes
en- esta cIudad.
A sUAREZ De M0TA
Escsna nocturna en- Ia Plaza
de las Delicias. -Llorens y
Domenech. Gallo <fatuloS

Sefior: susqus 20 no tsago
nj ilustraei6n nj politica
Para tratar oisrtas cosss
Que ocurren on nuestra isis
Ne tomo. -. sl atrsvimisato
De dirigirls estas lfueas
Para deeirle que on Ponce
EstG 10 gsnts que trina,
Con motive del aucese
Oourrido ha poeos dias
Entire Llorsns. el Lstrado,
Domsne oh el Oc,llista,
Y otros mas que aeompaHaban
A este Sei1or do levita,
Con 10 idea dc pfgarle
AL primsro una pal'za.....
ttsttt.s.,s' '''ssstssss
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-10
SCHOOL RESUMED.
A. the Normal Training Sehool-Public
School Takes Another Week.

School will be resumed at the Nor
NAL training school this week. after
the past weeks vacation. II is thought
that the attendance will not be serious
ly affected by the prevalence Of mea-
sles in town and the weather being so
much improved. ii has been thought
best to resume school without waiting
longer, as of course il will be impos-
sible for the training school To con-
tinue through Christmas week on ac-
count of the absence of many Of the
training teachers who will be spending
the holidays at their respective homes.
1t is felt that no more time can be los,
as, even now. the completion of the
required terms work will throw the
end of the school well along toward
June.
The public school will not open this
morning but will wait another week.
II it becomes necessary it will be pos
sible for the school to continue through
the holiday week to make up the time
lost. Prof ]. oscar Mullen will be at
the school house today between the
hours of and 10 and and 3 for the
purpose of exchanging library books.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-10
A DELAYED TRAIN.

The train from the east on the 2. &
e. which is due to arrive here at
o'clock was several hours late yester-
day, due 10 a delay at Florence. where
the train waited for the Southern Pa
cific passengers who crossed by stage
from Casa Grande and ferried the CHA
part way and walked through the mud
the balance OF the distance. Among
the passengers who got off here were
Herbert Hanna, who has been away for
the past three years. much OF that time
being spent in Ohio. He is here for
visit with his parents and relatives
Two other passengers were G. o. Hitter
and ETic Jensen OF Wisconsin. the for
mer being a nephew of A. c. Ozzane
They are on their way to California
and are stopping over here for a few
days. While waiting at Maricopa for
the bridge to be repaired Mr.. Hanna
and Mr.. Hitter went to the scene Of
operations and just for the fun of the
thing swan across the river and then
back again II they had had any way
10 get their clothes and baggage across
they would have walked on to Tempe
and thus avoided the wide detour By
way OF Florence.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-10
TtMPE
MELON GROWERS MEETING.
The Association Increased in Size By
New Members.

There was an enthusiastic meeting
of the Tempe Melon Growers associa-
ton here Saturday afternoon which
was well attended by members and
others interested in the cultivation OF
cantaloupes the coming season. Sew
eral new names were added to the
membership OF the association and it Is
now on a good firm foundation and
the outlook for the cultivation of
large crop of melons under the Tempe
canal the coming season is very flat
tering About two hundred pounds of
the best cantaloupe seed obtainable
was ordered and II is expected that
later on more seed will be required.
over hundred acres of land have al
ready been signed up for cultivation
and II is estimated that no less than
a hundred and fifty acres, possibly
more. viii be planted next spring.
The members of the association are
taking an active interest in the bust
ness and as most of them are men
having had experience in the handling
of melons, it is expected that a good
crop will be produced.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-10
GRIDlRON MUSIC
SATURDAY NIGHT
Some of the Songs Which Enlivened
the Annual Dinner of the Famous
Gridiron Club.

According to an Associated Press
dispatch printed in The Republican
yesterday morning. the annual dinner
of the famous Gridiron club, composed
of the leading newspaper correspon-
dents of the country stationed at
Washington. was held the night before
and was the most successful in the
history of that organization. The pres
ident of the United States and the most
famous public men of the country ar
always guests at these dinners and
they are also subjected to fierce but
good hundred grilling. hence the name
of the club. The Gridiron."
At the dinner on Saturday night
there We're as usual songs composed
for the occasion. Mr.. Charles c. RAN
dolph. former proprietor of The Re
publican. and member of the club for
several years was the author of sew.
eral OF these songs and also the libret
fist.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-10

w. w. Hinshaw the Chicago bari
tone, cannot fai! to please his audi
ence at his concert to be given in the
Doris tbeater Tuesday evening, Dec.
18th. HIS program will include pro-
!ogue from Pagliacci. The Toreador's
Song, from Carmen; The Higaro, from
The Barber of Seville: Schubert's
Erlk6ning. and groups Of Irish, German
and American songs. 1t is not always
the privilege Of Phoenix 10 hear artists
in the musical line and we are especial
Iy favored in having DR.. Hinshaw stop
here on his way to Los Angeles where
he is to be bass solOist in The Messi-
an" Tickets s1.OO On sale at SAM
chas. No extra charge for reserved
seats.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-10
TIILMAN SONG: AIR WALKED
RIGHT IN AND TURNED
AROUND

Our President TO Panama sailed in 4
warship big,
To see what progress had been made,
and watch the workmen dig.
Stevens and the rest of then:
all got a hustle on,
But they dropped their shoveIs. spades
and picks the moment he was gone.
Chorus
He sailed right in and turned around
then sailed right home again.
His trip across the isthmus strip took
him only hours ten.
He asked questions on the fly, and
and scarcely stopped to say good
by,
He sailed right in and turned around.
then sailed right home again.
The Senate Matched new rate bill, the
leaders had a spat.
For no one was found to father it, the
nameless little brat.
''Well send for Mr.. Tillman. who will
take the dirty kid
But Tillman had been fooled before.
and this is what he did:
Chorus
He walked right in and turned around
then walked right out again.
His words were hot. his manner blunt
but he made his meaning plain.
You fooled me once for quite spell.
but now you all may go to"-well-
He walked right in and turned around,
then walked right out again,
III
We greet you gentlemen tonight. and
bid you welcome here,
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-10

Where form and dignity are barred by
humor and good cheer,
We cannot hear you all crate, or tell
your stories new
Such happiness would be too great, so
this wen have you do:
Chorus
Please all stand up. then turn around,
and sit right down again.
It's seldom that we entertain so many
noted men.
You'll not offend us in the least II you
are silent through the feast
Please all stand up. then turn around,
and sit right down again.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-10
WILL SHIP WEDNESDAY.

The Sturgeon cattle shipment has
again been postponed a day. The ship
per received a wire here yesterday
from Superintendent BickneIl that the
shipment could not be safely made be-
fore Wednesday. but at that time q
special train win be made clear
through to Los Angeles. The cattle
will be brought in tomorrow and held
at the stock yards over night.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-10
A BIRTHDAY DINNER.

Mrs. l. j. GOoding yesterday enter
tanned at dinner in honor Of Mr.. Good
ing's birthday. what may properly be
termed a wedding party. as the guests
We're in attendance at their wedding
last June. Those present were Miss
Lulu johnson and Chas. \. Stauffer Of
Phoenix and Prof F. c. Aver OF this
place
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-10
TAFT SONG; AIR "BULLFRoG AND
THE COON."

There is a modest hero. of worldwide
fame whom we know
AS William. AS Peaceful Bill.
He's made a reputation, in every post
or station.
That He's been called to fill.
AS a Pacificator and Mediator too.
Than Taft there is no greater, hes
honest, firm and true.
He gets his rpind a working, his duties
never Sinking,
For he knows just what to do.
Chorus
II there's trouble down in Cuba.
Boom, Boomi
Or row in Panama,
BOOmi Boom,
Should a railway iDsurrecto,
Start to violate the law;
Boom. Boom!
If there's a graft to be uncov-
cred
Boom, Boom!
Things made light that now are
hid.
You must call on Taft. send for peace
full Bill to sit-upon the lid.
The Presidential motto he follows as
he ought to,
The Big Stick and the square deal.
The colored troops in Texas, whose
conduct tends 10 vcx us,
He soothed with kindness real.
But now he's up against 1t, there sure
will be a row,
To pdcify the Senate and make the
leaders bow
To Filipino tariff, with all its why and
whereof
I'm afraid he don't know how.
Cue: mo more changes in the cabinet
are contemplated"
Chorus
Air: Hes a Jolly Good Fellow"
No more cabinet changes,
No more cabinet changes,
No more. cabinet changes.
TIL Roosevelt changes his mind.
Till Roosevelt changes his mind.
No more cabinet changes,
No more cabinet changes,
No more cabinet changes,
Til Roosevelt changes his mind.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-10
FOR MEDICAL TREATMENT.

Mrs. Henry Schoshunsen left yester-
day morning for Los Angeles on the
Santa Fe. where she win take medical
treatment. She will probably be alb
sent several weeks.