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The Jewish outlook., 1908-04-03
A British
n. P. on
Anti.Semitism

most sympathetic manner. Yet
what he has to say is true. He ad-
mlts its existence and its prevalence.
and that the confession of being Jew
leads to commercial suspicion. He
further diagnoses the disease of Anti
Semitism us permanent and chronic.
since it has persisted for two thousand
years and more. Very correct is his
remark: - if you had
certain body of decided public opin-
ion existing solidly for two thousand
years. there was II possibility of its
eventually decaying: but where you
had the same prejudiccs breaking
forth at different periods, it showed
that it would never decay, for it was
the outbreak of an uncomfortable hui
man instinct We cannot. however.
quite endorse the assertion that Anti
Semitism is due to racial friction. ow-
ing TO racial differentiation. Jews
absorb their environment very quick
ly. and. in our opinion. the differcn-
tiation is largely. if not altogether. ma
tional. Again Jewish corporate ira
ditions are rcligio- o-moral-moral rath-
VI tii'iIi HdtioIldl . anu HH'F'fSHffV. !. T..
in so far as the moral life is concerned.
there is roiigiousiy no difference be
tween Jew and Christian. The.
ology is not religion; it is too FIRE
qucntly anti-roiigiOn. AS for Jewish
moncy-making Jews save in period
of country's prosperity. and dcprcs-
sion having the opposite effect. it ear
not be proven. The recent financial
panic in this country did not harm
the Jews. except it be that they shared
IN the general financial loss. He OBJ
Jccts to the mergcncc of the Jew and
strongly urges the Jewish commun-
ity to develop its corporate traditions
as IA separate community. OF course.
this attitude is peculiarly Anti-Sem-
itic. llilaire Bclloc has IA very wrong
impression and goes at things from
the wrong end. Anti-Semitism has
largely outgrown its racial quantity
IN these days: it is rather the modern
result of the old errors that the Jews
are responsible for the crrcifixion of
Jesus mixed with every species of .ieal-
ousy because of Jewish success.
famed little, of course, by Jewish
oStentatiOn.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-04-03
A Berlin
Incident

discussing the estimates, an. agrarim
member stated that Jewish bankers
supplied campaign funds for the clcc-
ton of radical members. Whcrcupon
the radical. Goldsmith. took umbragc
and remarked: What impudcncc. y
y duel was promptly challenged by
seconds. but was refused by Goldsmith
on ethical grounds. 1t concerns It's not
whether Goldsmith be Jew or not.
but Jews are everywhere and at ali
times credited with furnishing funds
to corrupt politics. This is "A bold un-
truth and the mouths of such vile ira
duccrs should be silenccd. Jewish pa
triotism Is too pronounced. too innate
III the Jewish character. to permit of
such action, and all such bare insinu-
ations should Immediately he given
the lie
The Jewish outlook., 1908-04-03
Jewish
Political
Clubs

club. composed of the leading Jewish
business men of the city. for the p,Ir-
pose of working for political candi-
dates favorable to the membership. In
the first place. upon investigation. we
have fortunately discovered that the
leading Jewish business men have not
identified themselves with this organi-
Zation. and have no intention of so do
ing. And furthermore. Jewish politi-
cal clubs in this great republic are I'M
American and un-.Jcwish. do not pro-
mote good American citizenship. and
should he suppressed wherein they
exist. Politically. we are part and
parcel Of the community where we
live: our interests are theirs. and their
interests are ours. Jewish political
clubs are danger and menace.
There is. however. no necessity for
them.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-04-03

C. C. AR The seventeenth volume
vu,,O of the transactions at
OOOAthe annual convention of
the Central Conference of American
Rabbis has just made its appearance,
and contains the business and papers
of the Frankfort meeting. It demon
The Jewish outlook., 1908-04-03
Yesterday. March Goth,
was the ninth anniver-
Sary of the ever-tO-be-
Isaac N.
Wise

SdIN u lIlc cNtI-to-DC-
lamented pathfinder and pioneer OF
American Reform Jewry, Isaac Mayer
Wise. Those who have had the oppor-
tunity to sit at the feet of this great
master will once more observe his
Yahrzeit and recall to mind his mis-
sionary endeavor, his stress and strug-
gle. and his glorious triumph which
he hailed not so much for himself as
for the noble cause for which he ever
worked. even unto the very moment
when death claimed him. a truly
worthy life was his. and his children.
i. e.. his pupils, may indeed rise up
and bless his memory by realizing his
principles in the message they are sent
forth to preach and to live. If it do
this indeed. then the anniversary is
pregnant with blessing. then Yitzchak
Avinu 10 Mcis.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-04-03
S0udan for
the.Jews
Notwithstanding the
fact that Great Bri-

taln possesses ana
glarlngly maladministratcs an alien
measure of doubtful good. yet from
British sources have three invitations
to Jews to settle under British mgis
with some species of autonomy.
About the value or non-value OF
such autonomy we will not con-
cern ourselves at this moment. The
The Jewish outlook., 1908-04-03
JEWISH CALENDAR.
5OBS-1OOS.

% .st 566S-10OS.
New Moon Shebat. Saturday. Jan.
New Moon Adar !. Monday, Feb.
New Moon Adar IL -. Wednesday,, Mar.
Fast of Esther. Monday. Mar. 16
Purim. .................Tu Tuesday Mar. II
New Moon Nissan. 80. Thursday. April 2
First day Passach. .Thursday.April IL
Seventh day Passach Wednesday, April 22
New Moon Iyar. r....... Saturday, May 2
Lag bonner. ............T Tuesday. May 10
New Moon Swan. Sunday. May 81
Shabuoth. ............. Friday, June
New Moon TamuZ.. Tuesday, June 80
Fast of TamuZ. Thursday, July l6
New Moon Alb. ...... Wednesday, July 20
Fast of Alb. Thursday, Aug. 6
New Moon Ellul. .........Fr Friday Aug. %
Rosh Ha-Shona. saturday. Sept. 26
The Jewish outlook., 1908-04-03

The issue of last Satur-
day s Pueblo papers
contained an item about
the permanent organiza-
ton of Il Jewish political
The Jewish outlook., 1908-04-03
The Teller
Memorial

SSSsV1 ss IIOH Is HN IHVHIUHD1c
attachment and asset to n temple.
Without it. this important enoeavor is
greatly hampered. In this respect. we
can offer our heartfelt congratulations
to Philadelphia S Rodef Shalom Con
gregation on the completion and con
secration of the new school building
which is on par with those of the
public school. Furthermore. the build
ing will stand as a perpetual memor-
ial to the late Benjamin +. Teller.
whose beneficence has made it posi-
BILE.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-04-03
EDITORIAL

We cannot doubt but
that the editor of
Emanu-El. DR.. Jacob
The Jewish outlook., 1908-04-03

APRIL 3, 1908.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-04-03

Hilaire Belize, NJ.
p, has been cx-
pressing himself
on the subject OF
Anti : Semitisn i'm
The Jewish outlook., 1908-04-03

It is remarkable to
what irrcligious
lengths people will go
The Jewish outlook., 1908-04-03

An incident in the Pius-
sian diet has provoked
Il duel. 1t seems that in
The Jewish outlook., 1908-04-03

Good Re igious
School accommoda-
ton is an invaluable
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-07
Elks to Present
 "A Texas Steer

A movement is on foot by the local Elks to get the company from Bisbee which is to present "A Texas Steer" in that city on June 5th, to come over tc Tombstone. Tucson is also after them, but we feel that Tombstone has the first call, and, as A matter of fact after the trip here with "The College remnant" company. we don t doubt but what the players in the present company will be anxious to visit the Flower Citv." The play is under the suspicies of the Bisbee EIks and and that guarantees it's success, but sside of that fact there can be no doubt but what the comedy will please Tomostonites, because it wss written by that clever humorist, the late Charles HOyt, and coming as it does in a political year it is an especially appropriate play. It dea's with the life of Texas congressman and is very clever satire, and 6 scream for start tofinish.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-07
Business Transacted
 By the Supervisors

The board of supervisors were in session yesterday and transacted con- siderable business.
 A petition was received from the citizens of Warren asking that @ judicial as well as . voting precinct be established in that locality. The petition was granted and the boun. dariss of the precinct established.
 A petition was received from Ben son to call an election under the new law, for the purpose of having a special road district established.
 The matter of fixing the time for commencement of registration of voters was set for July 9th.
 The U. s. rent contract with the county for the U. s. offices ct the rental of s95O per year was again re- newed.
 The matter Of establishing . road in Miller canyon, in the Huachucss |, was postponed until the next meet ing.
 A voting precinct was established in the Fl Dorado school district, near Dos Cabezss.
 An order was made authorizing the treasurer to tranefer from the general fund to the salary fund, the sum of sl0.OOO.
 W. G. Gilmore, tax attorney, asked that the county stare its portion of the expenses in appealing the Copper Queen back tax case. The motion to do so was made by Mir. McCsbe, bus was lost for the want of a second.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-07
The Funeral of
 Arthor Berndt

The funeral of Master Author Berndt took place yesterday morning from the residence on Tonghnut street and wac largely attended, the funeral cortege being an exceptionally long one and an evidence of esteem and regard in which the young man and the beresvsd family is held in this city. Many floral tributes covered the S. ket and the numerous wreaths and gsrlands formed 6 workable bank oi Aowery tokens of esteem. A touchi g scene was the number of school chil
 drsn and fellow plsymates -ho attend ed the funeral, paying the last mark of honor to the memory of a popular youth and schoolmate. The pail bearers were formed of Tombstone youths who marched solemnly beside the mortal remains of their friend and sadly consigned him to his lssi festing place. The pal bearers were Field Staunton. Clarence Smith, AL
 Ian Benedict, Kieth Davey. Ivan John. son and Johnny Bravin. Rev Ben. edict otficisted at the cemetery.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-07
From Mondays Daily.

Chss Bowman left today for Phenix to attend the session of the territorial board of equalization of which he IS a member.
 Mrs Alfred Paul and daughter is visiting here from Douglas, the guest of heI parents Mir. and Mrs. Swain.
 The following prisoners were taken to Yuma on Saturday to serve the sentences imposed: Jose Silvss, lite; Pablo Soto, 10 years; Dan McMillsn. 2 years; Matt Burts. year; Harry Jones l year.
 A physician says all this recent talk about the virus of the lsnce-hesded viper being a sure cure for insanity was merely s joke. A little harmless medical dope" we suppose.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-07
Great Sachem
 Makes Appointments

The following appointments hay e been made by Great Sschem J. O'Loughlin, of the Red Men for Ari- zons:-
 Great Ssnnsp, Lee Ross of Cochise Tribee, BisSee.
 Great Misepewa, Fred Wilding Of Pima, Tucson.
 Great Guard of Wigwam, G. W Meade, of Sspai, McCabe, Ysvapsi county.
 Great Guard of Forest, J. H. Harris, of Globe tribe.
 Great Board of Appeals: NJ. c. Benton of Bisbee; Harry A. Drach- man of Tucson; c. A. Gildea, of No- gales.
 Committee on Judiciary: F.. H. Campbell, Bisbee; Charles Chester seld of Morenci; W. E. Smith, Tuc- son.
 Finance Committee: A. W e n . worth of Tombstone; R. NJ. Edwards of McCabe; R. NJ. Jackson of Nor. enci.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-07

Lsie Brunson prospsctor near Oc- tave, in Msricops coun'y claims t( have discovered a vast ledge of "sikir ite" a tile known mineral said to bs worth $75 per pound.
 Phoenix high school graduated g pupils at commencement on Thurs day.
 Gov 'rnor Kibbey has been appealed to to commute the death sentence oi If J Grove, the Tucson wife murder CT who is under sentence to be hang ed July IT.
 W H Davis who drove the mosquito from the Panama canal zone. wants to do likewise for Phoenix. He has all ready relieved Tempe of the mosquito nuis .nce and his making overtures for securing a contract in Phenix.
 Froncisco Arbado has been arrested at San BeLnsrdino. Cal. He is want ed at Phoenix charged with the mur- der He will be brought back to Ari- zona.
 Tucson merchants are making a big howl over the recent raises in licen. ses in that city. They are circulating a petition of protest to be presented to the council.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-07
From Tuesdays Daily.

Miss Belma Harris of San Antonio Texas is visiting here, the guest of h. I friend, Miss Susie abe l.
 John Rock returned esterdsy from q trip to .he Huschucas. He reports the Barbacomari range as needing r-in but cattle are holding their own. W G Gilmore and family left today for Cleveland Ohio where they will join a family reunion. They will be absent about Go days and wll visit several eastern cities before returning home.
 In our report of the exercises of Memorial Day observance here the name of Rev. Benedict appeared as taking part in the services. It should have read Father Burns, of the Cath ollie church. Rev. Benedict was at Pesrce where he held Memorial ser- vices.
 Mrs A. J. Benedict and son left yesterday for New York on visit to friends and relatives. They will be absent several months.
 L c Wilb,r, wife and daughter and F. Friday and wife formed family party who departed yesterday for their old home in Michigan on 8 visit of several months duration.
 Albert Marqusrd returned to Doug- las today after few days visit to his old home.
 Several of the Tombstone teachers have already left on their vacation trips. Yesterday Mise Small and Miss left for Wichita Kansas and today Miss McElroy and Miss Chowning joined the e1cursionists to Los Angeles.
 A. R English is still confined to | his room suffering from an obstinate ease of rheumatism.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-07
Assessment Will
 Show a Decrease

Assessor Howe states that the Co., chise county valuations for the year would reach between eighteen and nineteen million dollars, which will be falling of of the assessment Of last year. which was s20,044 900. The reduction Is accounted for in the material curtailment of the output of the mines for last year, and the fact that the slump iu the metal market materially affected the values of real estate in all the mining cities of the county While, as has been stated the vslus' ions placed on property in Bisbee. Douglas and Tombstone this year have been reduced, there has been considerable new property listed which has helped to keep up the total.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-07
A Glimpse Into
 Tombstone's Future

We do not undertake to be infsliblt
 authority on scripture, but we have
 absorbed the impression somewhere
 that one of the ten commandments
 recites, Thou shalt not bear false
 witness" There is also a statutory provision in most political subdivisions of this glorious country to the effect that "thou shalt not he" under oath. Under any circumstances, while the ofense is not properly commendible, it may not constitute a public | offense
 Well. the individual who undertakes to communicate the impression to you that Tombstone is not the sweet est place and that it does not enjoy & normal and perpetual boom is guilty of u..er:ng and conveying an asser. ton which is cross between the two.
 Industrial activities all along the line in this locality might not i'm press the unsophisticsted tenderioot, but the local observer, the practical csse-keeper, reei::1es i..s.:: Tombstone Is gradually, but surely regarnering her original estates, and that very few years will demonstrate that again she holds sll her former glory ID her lap
 The heroic demonstration of faith exhibited by the Tombstone Consoli dated is without s parallel The ob- stacles by which that splendid com psny has been confronted are dis solving day by day under the concen tysted judgment, energy, faith and capital of the organization.
 Already the advance rays of the sun of brilliant and complete success are slanting across the foothills. and the certainty of -Ipe fruition is written across the forehead of devotion. The | splendid future of Tombstone ! is assured, and those who at one | time were wont to sneer. are now | shOwering on her fair head cOngratu- lations in the light of her coming | glory.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-07
Tombstone to Enter
 NogaIes Race

At a meeting o! the tombstone fire department the invitation of the Nogaies department to enter the hose contest at the lire city on July 4th was accepted A committee com posed of Chief Mars. Geo Bravin, Ole Walker and Frank Myers were ap- pointed 10 confer with the running team and make arrangements for practice and preliminsries to win the prize money. It is also probable that a second team nay be organized to enter the race at Douglas and endeav- or to return with the championship cup.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-07
N emoriaI Services
 Held Saturday

Memorial services were du held Saturday, Cola L :Grow read the inn pressive c A R service, the day being the 10th anniversary of this beautiful observance by ,he G A R. Judge Doan delivered an appropriate address in honor of the occasion observed throughout the length and breadth of the land as a tribute to the nations houored dead Rev. Benedict offered up prayer and the graves sere decor. ed with flowers in profusion.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-07
Only Case On
 Record In Arizona

That the command, "Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neigh bor," is of effect in Arizons was dem oustrated last week when Sheriff J {. R. Lowry and B. F. Vim brought c W. North to Yuma to serve . sen. tence of three months for hesping calumny upon the head of T. J. Nolan, one of the best and most high. ly respected citizens of Ysvapsi coun- ty. North is the only man in the Arizona penitentisry who is serving c sentence for libel. Mr. Nolan is . merchant of Prescott and he was able to prove through jury of twelve men that the unlovely things related of him by North ~ere malicious islanders.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-07
Hartman Projects
 for Mexican Lines
A Mexico City dispatch says:-

A Mexico City dispatch says:-
 Two important facts in connection with Hsrrimani Csnsnes, Ysqui River and Pacific railroad in Mexico have just been learned here from reli. able sources.
 They are that it is considered defi- nitely settled that Hartman purposes making his main trunk line from Co., chise CD the Southern Pacific in Ari- zons over the present line to Pearce, thence to Douglas, thence southwaId and east of the present Phelps. Dodge line to Nscozari on to the Bavispe river and down 1t by Oputo, Guasabss and Ganadas to the Yaqui river to the line running southward along the coast to Gusdalsiars.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-07
Arizona Postmasters
 Confirmed by Senate

A Washington dispatch says;- The senate has confirmed the fol- lowing Arizons psstmasters:
 Wm. NJ Newell, Mesa, Msricopa county.
 w. F. Buckenhsm, Humboldt, Yavapsi county.
 Fred E. Caldwell, Douglas, Cochise county.
 Louisa Ferrsll, Grand Canyon, Co., conino county.
 Ruben s. Gslushs, Ashfork, Yava- psi county.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-07
Sudden Death
 of Major Burton

Word was received in Tombstone to- day that Major Burton died at Bisbee this morning af;er brief illness from pneumonia. The news of the death of the veteran Bisbeeite will be receiv- ed with pang of regret by his many
 friends in Tombstone. The deceased was taken i'll but few days since and developed into a serious case of pneu- monis his death coming as 6 sud- den and unlocked for announcement.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-07
Nine Take the
 Teachers Examination

The following are the list of teach CTS taking the examination before County Superintendent Rockfellow today:
 Edith Gilbert, Dayton, O.
 Veima E. Harris, St David Margaret NJ. Norcop, Separ, NM ZeDella Morrison, Benson Edith NJ Klein, Pesrce
 Mrs Marths Asher, Johnson Lou E Clark, Fairbsnk Mabel A. Sotelo, Bisbee Bertha Mstteson, Tombstone
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-07
Supervisors Hold
 Monthly Meeting

The regular monthly meeting of the board of supervisors is being held to- day. and all members are present Besides allowing the claims against the county, the board will dispose of considerable other business, import. ant among among which is the order ing of the registration of the voters for the election this fall. The num- Der of registrations two years ago were 6393.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-07

WAHTED TO REST-Smith Premier or Remington typewriter, few hours per day in owners office or home, or exclusively. Conditions of rental and rates must accompany letter. Address Breckenridge, General Delivery, Ton b
 one. mIsw
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-07
Arizona Record
 For Alfalfa

The record for tall alfalfa has been broken by Captain ? R Parker. who brought to the Phoenix board of trade a spec men an inch or two under seven feet high. He brought tbe en- tire plant, dug up by the roots, and says that before it shrunk it ,~ss all of seven feet ip length.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-07

Wills t Kellogg has purchased the old Wm. Atchley and Schoenholzer cattle estates with about 1900 head of cattle, corrsls, houses and other prop erty, and including 400 acres of land. The purchase price was $500 and it is said to be good bargain. The ranch is located on the San Pedro river and is mostly bottom land. It is about nine miles south of Mammoth.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-07
Are After Arizona
 DefauIter's Bondsmen

At Phoenix considerable interest is circled about the case of the Union Bank & Trust Co vs the Title Guar anty & Trust Co.
 The Scranton Co is being sued by the local bank as bondsmen for John Mcdowell the defsulting cashier of the Union hank who skipped out ol Phoenix shy some twenty-od1 thou. sand dollars in his accounts. McDow- ell was captured in CsleIico, Cal, and brought bs' k by Sheriff Hayden. He was tried, found guilty and sentenc- ed in short order.
 The Guaranty & surity Co was Nc Donsld's bondsmen for $20,0OO and is the amount being sued for.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-07
RELIABLE ASSAYS

Geld D Cents Gold and Silver $l.0o Lea, 75cen.s Gold, Silver, Copper$l.50
 Samples by mail receive prompt attention. Placer Gold, Retorts and Rich Ores Bought. Send for Free Mailing Envelopes and Price List OGDEN ASSAY Co.,, .l536 Court Place Denver, Colo
 VI W1H-Uv - A0 p - SSs ss VI - - - WA Ox :.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-06-07

FoR RENT - Three unfurnishea houses and furnished houses, centrally l csted. Apply ?. B. Wsrnekros, cor 5th and Alleu. 24-tf