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The San Francisco call., 1909-02-28
Carved Ivories in San Francisco

g AN FRANCISCO possesses one of the
- most remarkable collections of
carved worries in America. 1t is found
in Golden Gate park museum. is esti-
mated to be worth $4,000 and contains
476 pieces, about 420 Of which are Japa-
nese. The rarity and beauty of the col
lection can probably be rightly valued
only by the connoisseur, who knows
what infinite skill and untiring patience
have gone to the production of even one
of these infnitesimal works of art and
who realizes the fact that the Japanese
are rated among the most skillful cary
erS of modern times.
The larger part of the collection is
japanese, but there are some fine eX
amples of the work of other countries
"a vase, for instance, 80 inches high,
carved by a modern French artisan and
valued at $4,000, which makes it the
most expensive piece in the entire col
lection. This rich and elaborate orna-
ment is carved from a single tusk cf
ivory and is acknowledged to be one of
the most perfect pieces of ivory carving
in existence. A Venus, Bacchante and
Cupids entwine roses into wreaths on
either side of the vase, while beauti-
fully carved nude figure surmounts the
design. EXquisitely cut in bold relief,
1T is one of the most charming and no.
table pieces known to collectors. To
see this vase alone is well worth visit
to the museum. Another remarkable
piece is the one that received the prize
at the Japanese national exposition and
one that was a prize winner at the
Paris exposition There are also num-
ber of particularly good Indian, Chinese
and Italian carvings.
But the real strength of the collection
lies in its Japanese carvings 1t has
been declared that travellers in the
orient have difficulty in finding any
really good specimens of Japanese
work in this direction because so many
have been sold or taken to San Fran
cisco. This is accounted for by the
fact of the nearness of San Francisco
to Japan, and that it lies on the worlds
chief highway of travel between
America and the east, thus making It
a profitable and convenient mart for
the gems from the land of chrysanthe-
NUNS. However, it is true that ex-
quisite examples of japanese ivory
carving may be picked up in the curio
shops of San Francisco for which the
traveller would look in vain in the
mikado's realm.
In point of effectiveness the most
wonderful object in the park collection
is a Japanese sword scabbard over
1000 years old and of great size.
Carved with the utmost nicely, it is
five feet long and bears evidence of
it's great age in the richly mellowed
tints of its previous ivory whiteness.
This scabbard, worth $1,000 when OBJ
tanned by the museum, has greatly in
creased in value since then. A typical
Japanese design of two men writhing
in the coils of a towering, scaly, open
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-28

repair. Think of the te6iousness OF
such work with single tool. with the
smallest and most delicate of openings
through which to probe, and the incon-
ceivable care exercised by the artist
to produce this series of eight hollow.
revolving balls diminishing in size as
the number progresses. and executed
with such marvellous skill and fidelity.
The Chinese artists in carving seem
to have well assimilated the axiom
that genius is but a capacity for taking
pains.
The difference between objects
carved in ivory and those carved in
bone is another thing that puzzles the
casual observer. To a keen eye the
grain of the ivory is sufficient evidence
If able to detect it, but there are many
occasions when ivory. and bone carv-
ings a~e undisting guishabl But in the
eyes of many bone carvings are equally
as beautiful and artistically as valu-
able as those made from ivory. In fact,
there was a period in Italy when ele-
phant ivory being scarce. bone was
largely substituted with some very
satisfactory results. The tusk of the
elephant being the only real ivory it's
substitutes are found in the teeth of
the walrus. the narwhal, the sperm
whale and the hippopotamus. which are
used to large degree. In point of
fneness the walrus ivory is quite as
fine and beautiful as that of the ele-
phant. and the difference is scarcely
discernible except by a close scrutiny
of the graining. Much of the Russian
carvers work is wrought in what is
called fossil ivory. obtained from
Siberia, but real ivory comes only from
Asia and Africa, where the elephant is
found.
The Eskimo during the long nights
of freezing cold in the arctic circle has
made crude attempts at reproduction
of queer distorted images of men and
animals in bone. These barbaric
carving are not art; they are SIM
ply the delineation of grotesque, freak
ish pictures of the deniZens and
creatures of that northern region.
though. like the Indian totem poles.
rude symbolic design. Quite recently
the Eskimo has displayed both in
genuity and skill in line work upon
walrus tusks, which is really pen draw
ing on the solid bone.
References made to worries in the
bible, more specifically in the Songs of
Solomon indicate that the carved
worries of that time were inlaid with
gold and precious stones. 1t is said
that in the British museum are two
daggers fashioned after this manner
of the day of Moses, 3,700 years ago.
San Francisco has comparatively few
examples of old European worries, but
the park collection with its bulk of fine
Japanese work. its goodly representa-
ton of French and German ivory
carvers, and a few of Italy and Russia.
is a notab Bile. one.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-28
Wellington on Nelson and Ma
D0Ieou
(Ernm fhe Cornhill NJ

(From the Cornhill Magazine)
T ALkING of Lord Nelson, the duke
said that they had met once He
was at the admiralty and in the
waiting room when Nelson came
ina man of about his own size"
Lord Wilton asked, Does that print
give a correct likeness. according to
your graoe's impression?' The duke
looking at it Ga full 1ength)-Yes. about
my own height. Lord w. said-I re-
member hearing you say that he talked
only of himself. Duke---Well. and so
he did. 1t was all about himself, what
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-28
Mans Inhumanity to Woman
(From the Westminster Review !

lFrom. the Westminster Review)
all the great civilized cities of the
irworld woman is encouraged to de-
moralize herself and hold herself cheap
in music hall, theater and even in opera
house, for what man of proper instincts
would like to see his daughter or sister
in the attitudes and in the drapery so
popular at such places? 1t all comes
from denying to a woman a responsible
voice in the highest affairs and placing
her on a lower plane. 1t is proposed to
legally forbid her to serve in a public
house because of it's bad moral atmos-
phere, which men. alone have given it.
while public opinion allows her to make
reckless displays on the stage of the
theater and music hall.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-28
Brief Articles Lifted From Current Magazines

he did in the West Indies, he had just
come from the West Indies.
Talking of the generals assembled at
Paris in loI4, when the various Aus
trian AID Prussian generals who had
been beaten by Napoleon came crowd
ing round the duke and expressing
lots of compliments to him for having
never been beaten by the French, the
duke pleased them immensely by say
ing: -Ah, but you know l never met
Bonaparte, and ! have always looked
on him as being as good as 10000
men,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-22

O p Ubiegsei drodJ.
:spadiy v c.arpk 10 vsk,m powiecieo q
gromne grady Q Kamionkl don,o--
So. ~ = aajs'sarsi7 ibu,,dsiie ndiespfs,llpo q,
'min.js sobie gradu, lt.a,lk4iisj wi;elko-
'dsi, Niektdre pols asoezeg6in i
: st5t I, ! .uis1c1onals a 90 mir
MnieJsze s'1too.dy ssw jr1!ypaeh, y.
g Y oero'da y , at.aaoIzo,' \ ltoalI ppo tIl'lilill
o.onego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-22

n POD Korono.
VEN. Nierncy sprowad1ill pred 1
laty swego laudsn,sn,al 3leek lei
lt s.|.,,ln, sia n.w vi, ne ,Ill,' pto~to,p' , ,l,
10. Nabyt nave, norge 1isani
postawn No .niej dom. M,mmo ws4ystts.
Iisgo xniki nagles sts1, ..lnin pos
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-22

BYDGOsZCZ. sluoh i move
stracila 70 straohu ao-letnia c6rka
posied1, celia Krievalda " czyayw-
ku. Podozas bury znujdowa}a sie'
" potl,au; lpiorrutln'i' udersY,i bardso BIZ.
sko niej v z',emie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-22
z .GALICYI

t'+&-E- -EPz. -g ..yE'f~E 0~1 - GE'E. r-E~'--%~%
!: UHROW. w: Nowosiolce kal-
idYnalskiej " powlecie rawskim Wy
darky4 sic wypadek, 6wiadczacy 0
zdziczeniu J zwyrod1eu.lul tamtej.
ezej iudno6cl. Do p, Borowskiego
obsiaru %dworskiego, tel wsi, przy~
Eby1sz4 Rosyi pred niedawnym CA
sem mekczyzua niezDanego naswis.
Fka, dIagolvtni wygnaniec polity-
czny &. j wjezieh katorzny, kt6remu
pod konieo zYcia udalo sic uciec =
wygnania : gubernli orenbursklej.
j schronic ma ziemie. g gal,cyjskae. P
|Borowak1 wyprdbowawazY, jego "
B. -, = I. ::sr's
u"1 70" o''' s"'
zt .
3 81 ".
], i, s;a
1. .:..:.. !. Il,
U.s. !. !. &.
! ,, \.
&. ! ~. !. ! : q. -
!.
4. *.ssz,
:.
So
:.
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! ~ 80: !. -
=" 80 o'a'y "A'eA' A''0"
. ~ ~ ~. H-hEn '-E&s @t E - go - ~ -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-22
q POZNANSKIEGO..

~ H+ < ~. E@-E-yl=eH. Co.. lH--.a|. ..-I..g
M1hoskAW, Keolejka powiato-
wa kt6ra obecnie kursuje pomisdsY-
Wrzesnia q Borsykowem, wkr6tce
ma byc przed}utona az do Pyzd,
pol mill "a granica rosYjska. Rsaad
tutejszy ma to jul przystal, czekaja
;1edyoie je~zoxe ma rosyjskiego
Ola Milostawia jest to kolejka po-
prostu szkodliwa DO odciega publ,}
czn6td do Wr1edni a miedsy szla-
a Sroda.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-22
.WIEsCI OJCZ,l'!Y u
tlss8E4aG (. q ~ f*BfaI45 Hs4s4 - ss5l Hk3$@aEs
g !. "a
Z PE!R,US POiLS!KlIlCH.

PELPIaIN. 2 osiedsiciel 4. v
Kulioach 1ati uldn,a} dw6oh obcych
robotnikdw. Jednej : ostatnioh no
q obaaj robotnicy sgireli, pooy ma
stepnei SHOWN zagrode, ktdra o:
pusoili, .wisd g przywaassozajae
sobie9 szy,nli. zdobyc. IA aie
1adowolila ,ch jeszcze, gayk " maj
bliasz,ejj nooy jeszcze rae udali sig
do mieszkanla p. x. . ME. znalazl-
ssy MIC i'm dogodnego, przez zeln-
ste poranili v stem wid'aml'ko-.
ME. Niestety dotychosas z1odsiei
ME zdolano przytrzyma6.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-22
ma 90 jjuzs podoih1n11uxe sBtrelny wlac

A. % 81 uIl'I, = I eI q & wwla 81
IEe ~ III o4iEo q ! Ponnn mic iis|
etono xvr6oiiIlsoEsI j a je,dlnneegoo
byeh1 'wsllas.sfit,siilsf III ara ksrni W W u
asaaviiee . prrzzsel5ya o.Uharl1biIls j
u. Yen ess,lr ,l;EiFl, 4 a. ll..yggoa1n' il',.
Redaktooresmn m ns bYd iiedensz t1,i'9'1'
niksr1Y 5PPo'll,akdv, kt'dry pracopwal
VI pr me :r!essyiiskiel 1'yygge'--
dn,k podv iee!o'nly bed.ie' w
laoznle: Eyoiiu Polatow NJ ssyblirze:
KOWEL Ko6cid " Kowalu
znowu padl offiar.a kradziatY. W
|dniu % I'm. mad radem zakrystyan
sauwaiyt Y kosciele jakils podejrza.
~ s.mner , dojr1a1 jakiegos draba
przy ro.bijs,n,iiu %sk.rbonef. Ma
wszczety alarm zioczYhdca, rauci,
sic do uuciescc1ki, ujeto 60 jednak
! ossd,ono v areszc,e. Jest to sfo-
.dziet ;:pobytovy : CUB. Kaliakiej.
81
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-22

n. GRUDzIADZ. W spra vile snaapa-
du ma doz6rce " tutejssym domu
karnym podaj4 obecnie nastepuja
&c sxczeg6ly: Gdy odsiadujaoy v
domu karnym Zielinski mat bye
wyprow1adzony : cell, " kt6rej saj-
mowai sic xrawlectwem, rzuoll sic
nagle ma towarzysza sadal mu try
5cleoia " ram,e. Dyrektor wiezlen'a
storz znajdujscy sle przypadkiem "
pob]ikn, prxyskoczy} natychmiast,
ably .wiyiI yiad ndt abr,dniarzowi,
kt6ry prey tenn uderzyl 60 kilka
rasy pieSo,a " glove, poozem u
siiowal ~przerzaad soble noten
gardio. Dopiero nadbiegli doc
soroy opsatoowali sbrodnia-
RIA, pussczaj4c ma n'ego silny
prad- woody hydranta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-22
szyf=sloa,yl0O Ilat tenn.

HsSss - q a13 -sS1E 20 FsbH #ss@3@S fSsIsF 5asI%# E5l@
Uo ", ! Y znla,lles1iv \ zlw Y
't tlt',nlli's k k,o,'e'l meez,ez'yzzpy kt6ry J
100000 1 Tat e temu, gdy ~ byi ni lie
u,,s,tainnievv niebezpleec,zteanilstwsi'e ' d.
1kichaE# beatyi DIS lnieabstzpleczeh
Isstwo, jak twierdiz,ii q. y, Brown.
q Alexander, Ne. Jest wiele vie
tsze % sniert t' ohoroby. .Gdy
by ME Ora Kinga New Discovery,
kt6re mlniie wyleczy}o, ME m6gg1}.
5bym zyd:" /. on pis1e, t'oiierppiienia.
jakiemi by}em nawiedzonY 2 powo-
du niebezpleczniej chorobY p}uc. j
upartego kaszlu. Do %wyle'czeen1iaa.
ehorych pluc, zazieebienia, uporeEyy-
wwego kaszlu zapobiezeniu zapale.
MA p}uo. jest najlepsza medeeyn2
u swieoie, SOC ! s'.oo Gwaranto
yane przez aptekarza NJ. J. Ko-
E*-a#t.rHs {, -yI&F-El w. -s-'rit EE: E..&&-NS
l~ewskiego. Butelk' ma probe dar
mo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-22

BUKU donosza, .ze W uroczy-
sto66 6w. Piotra l Paw{s uderzY}
p'iiorturlnn " tam:ejazy kodoi6l fanny.
Kiedy rano ko6oid1 otworzono,
przykrryy przedstawi} sic w,dok: la<
W.! j ,oltarze by}y pylem ~pobielone
. filary, ktdrych jest II, zosta}y po-
kaleczoneesi podziurawi'one, jakby
strsblanllo do Mich : airr,'aiat. IA. poisa-
.dso9 k;o.scDilol}a leaalyg kataiy : fila
row. szkoda dodd znaczna prsytom.
0 szczesoiu jesezz,oz a, mnddwiid6 mozna, DO
koseiol chioa'ociia2 o ',ul jednakze
istoi;: Grom wpaidf prawdoPod"bnie
;otwjbreeam W safioie i przeszedt Ca
~ ko6oidl pc Level j pravej %stronie.
- " kaplioy zas povstai wielki Of
wii66r W murze.
|-. ~. -E+..-E, ~. .e-.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-22

VITA
49,
Nj. 1 1lllE' = /. j ~
. ". W,R0o "a y 81; !. k Va! J 'aal. Kll,op 81
ui az styla ~y1droovfIa,la, e p'6gl
sr ~ d prz.tejiaed osobIsoiss ss ''lr. dyes
ssea.y,.. II. kfidotoeI .as .iiiill' Wy,jjjs Y -
do swego. zaanr: q i. % oehha',niisbbergu %.
slasfu iatuuatryaokim v kt6ry'mn 90
70. r'ocznpie peoddIoesa,s14Ellaata7 kilka tygodni
svyl1 prsebyvs,a,d.
GLIWICE:: ~ dwuienstwo j
niemoralno6ci skazany tn zosta} do
zorca kopa,ln'any Karo e Krau - e
zabrsa prsez SAD ,1by karnej ne !
rokii mies,ecy wiezienia. Krauese
Y ]. 1893 eaenil sie porzaeil ionee:
prawow vita, przyby} do. zabrza ] tn.
po raz drugi sle o1enil, mimro, ze
pierwssa jjego zo.n'ss je'szcse lyle.
s.!.-= === II
w CASH Z1EL0N yU,H
! ss',wiatek wyhirI.fs's.n !, v,gge'iiecti - y !.
! T.try, professor s. & 81 gg,unrpa.y.alnY. DR.
Weiss : Haty Kr6lewskiej ne Cor
n:ym, Slasku. Turysta miai zamiar.
ptirzzejac przez Tatry ze strony We
giersklej na polska, okolo jeziora
Sxozyrbskiego. PonieHaz turysta
dotychozasl ME wrdci}, rozpooseto
przeto PREY pomooy tow. Tatran-
skiego W Zakopanem poszukiwa
MIA, kt6re jeanak pomy6lnych Wv
nik6w ME daily Zachodzi Ottawa,
.aieszczedliwy tu1ysta, idac praez
przeiecz Mieguszowiecka, peina do
tychcaas jeszcze gasp 6nie6uych ina
lah 6mleac " przepa65oi. Poszulki-
=wNsnia trwaja jeszoze v daIszym.
o,4gu.
BOGUClCE. - Kopalnia Fer
dYnand jest jedna : n'a.jjws,ecej do.
no nloosiE;aoyoh fopalni razem v las
-fs t.1EFr #F" S.iLtE. aEE-.t
giewnaiilk.asacnhl. ,,spoirsenliiee Redena'.,
(Redensblick J, ), Radosd Karnallas 8
" Mys}owioacb, Brzezinoe Fer
dynamo vyda}y przeazlo 8 miIlony
ton wegla, 90 prsynios}o aoaozue.
LAU - Tuteisza pa
:rafia; ma zosta6 rozdzielona. Ktoki
ao;dpowiedn,e juA poczyniono.iPraw
5dopodobnie " niedalekiej prsy-
.szlodo, bedas budowad drugi ko-
Sprawl biudowy ma bye v.
5najblizsx!ymi czasiiee' u|regulowanaa;;
CZARNYLAs POD II W
ssKlEMI G0KAMI. W tutej-
ssej fabryce ~nalezaoej dc hrablego1
Henkla Eonnersmarku wybuohf v
tyoh dniach vice sorem " dotych~
ozasI niewy.fdmaczony sposdb po-
lar. Budynk sp'one{y, wraz mini
padi 10000 k~llogram6w pastwa
Zokoltoylprzybyly wvl|oele
uglass1etn'ia pozar'nu home tstrase POI
ktdrym udalo sic uratowat
przynajmnlej domy snaldujaoe sig
v v; pobliau.
s- q -s---: s1-..-@~..&Sr ,Exgs*
So -
!. z ! j Q SIX. II "A,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-22
.dta4yls 4ona51 #terax dom stoi ppulst---
q, Ciekawe, kied1.dowgda y I hs'7
karza nadesles z. Il s.5 s=l]

szTUM. skarb ,1.# sx wynn gruoa-'
Ole v posstao, margin III slsxtll. p!H ~
browskii.z Podstolina Pokfad mar~
blu rozciags sic na prr's'esstrzenl oko-
10 100 m6rg 1 jest sn,.ccza,e gleebo-
.ki. Laboratorjum bakterjologgice's'nllee
" Gda6sku stwierdz,4o, ke margiel
jest dobry j nadaje sic na kom-
post.
i q CHEhMINsKlEGO Ma polu
nauozyoiela Bonin,a y Drsonowie.
saaleslono lodyge Syta, ktdra pos
siii,ada pokazna vs''ygsot'kloo66 ~ ne
tr6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-22

" lsoAAH = iyu' u.e gu
1Warszawyllsostanie prawdopodobue
ssmi%howany puikownik inj. owr
czynnitdw. . KandydaIt "a pres I; =
denta :sznany !, jesst jato kiierovnik bu::.
dowlit Poniswat pc zaprowasslee
S1'iu aamorssdu naieis.kiiieggo przeaz.''
11ppi,e,r'wlss.se t t'ti lata rzaed
.misdf1 nj. mliianovyao, nowy pre1ydd.e''dtltt
ma IA ppolroostadt Par.e1 ezas trzyyltee'ttln ,i.i
I' ! 10 u polskle u 4
:syblrze Grono Pol.tp6In 1ainliessla 4.
lyon oharbio1e, poviissoo ny q
EEw.ydaxan,. pisnaaa polskkieego, t u
;osasoso ~ - tyddsti'sf M r'l No y
nnsanosiid tytal Gvia1da SIylbbesrriiiF IL.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-22

CoPoTY. Tutej pol'cya wpaa--
d1a pri ny "a Glad zbrod1ai,
pepelnuiodnl'ejj iut pred 2 laty:: zgi1
neto wo bes sladu dzlecko, Q
osem jednak policyi wcale ME Y
wiadomlono, Dopiero " tym roku
wykaza}o sic, ze pewDa kasyerk:,
pnwAa dxieoko, kt6re nastepnie
wydala krewnym swego kochanka.
Ci wio1yli dzlecko do pseoa i spa.
lii je nj weg,el. Do tel okropneejj
zbrodni wm,eszanYch jest kilka o.
osob.
w PODGORZU dal jakis urze,
dnik przez pomy1ke zebrakowi "a
Mast 'iednego fenYga lo-mar~
k6wke. Pomimo natyohmiastowyoh
pos.utiwah, uda4o sig jednatse ae
brakowi sbiedz. I
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-22

"#E.@#hs'FEt So sa -T.tN Ehe- EE..HE.
KARTUZY. w kapalicaoh 4Yli
e soba jul cd diuassego czasu ro-
botpioY Kopkel , Radomsikt,,s v ME.
.godsie. sRo6o.y1o ST, "a tenn i. a Il
Konkel r1uoil sig ma Radomaskiiepo
: notem v reku zada} mu kilka
ran v glove. B~roosaoego we krwi'
odstawiono do domu ohorycb.. Ra-
ny ME sagrazaja ma sa.1czedciei Is. syo,iiiu,
tax 70 jest nadzieja, il Radomski
wrdoif do zdrowia.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-22

Mrs. Fay Irish of Wisconsin, who
delighted her husband, or perhaps
merely astounded and filled him with
despair by the presentation of three
sons and two daughters, deserves
of regret that Mr., Roosevelt is abroad
at this moment. The dispatches an
Arizona republican., 1909-05-22
SIDEWALK BUILDING.

Artificial stone sidewalks are being
laid at a most astonishing rate, es-
pecially in the first ward along all
the streets from First to Fourth,
which is now the center of activity
The walks have been built as far
north as to Roosevelt street Some
work has been done on Fifth and
Sixth streets. The cross streets have
not been neglected. 1t was not con-
templated a few months ago that such
a length of walks would be laid with
in the ensuing three years.
The property owners are not only
exhibiting a public spirit in thus con-
tributing to a city beautiful, but they
are making certain and quick paying
investments. The cost of a walk in
front of a lot adds at once twice that
much to its value and in a lesser
measure to the value of property in
the immediate neighborhood
Arizona republican., 1909-05-22
THIS IS NOT CLoTuRE BUT
REGULATION.

There appears elsewhere this morn
ing a complaint by the members of
the Center street bridge committed
and we think the complaint is well
founded, of the personalities and in
nuendoes which have been INDUCED
in by persons who favor the Tempe
site. While it is true that The Re
publican has not assumed response
bility for anything relating to the
bridge controversy, that has appeared
in its columns, it cannot escape re-
sponsibility if reputable citizens are
assailed through its columns. 1t
has deplored the temper exhibited by
some of the proponents of the Tempe
site, such as is manifested in the
application of the terms carpet bag
GER" promoter, etc, to estimable
gentlemen who are working for the
Center street site This is not argu-
ment; it is not effective campaign
ing in behalf of Tempe. The Repub-
lican will hereafter exclude from its
columns whatever savors of insult or
ascribes to any man engaged in this
struggle, dishonest or mercenary mo-
tives.
There is much to be said in favor
of either site or both of them. One
or the other, taking all things into
consideration, is of course the best
1t is proper to show by comparison
that one is superior to the other and
in order to do that it is not improper
to point out truthfully the disadvan-
tages of the other, but the characters
of the gentlemen arrayed on either
side are not in issue and The Re
publican can no longer be made the
vehicle for an attack upon them.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-22

The Republican is the only newspaper
in Arizona holding two certificates of
circulation from the above Association
and bases all advertising contracts
thereon. The average circulation, per
day. thus certified to is:
From Oct. 1, 1906, to March 81,
1907 -. 1925
From Jan. l. 1908, to Feb. S,
No other paper in Arizona can guar
antee advertisers a circulation of more
than two thousand less than the above
figures, and that for no longer than one
week.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-22

Watch for the remaining chapters of
Harold McGrath's great story, "The
Lure of the Mask" now running as a
serial in The Republican. This was
the hit of the season and will hold the
readers attention from start to finish.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-22

nouncing this event are. at fault in
neglecting to state whether or not
Mrs. Irish is a member of a woman's
club.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-22

The democratic members of con-
gress are not availing themselves of
an opportunity that may be presented
to make campaign material out of
tariff revision. Now and then they
indulge in debate in which old time
democratic views in favor. of tariff
for revenue" and anathema against
protected interests" are set forth.
These speeches are intended solely for
home consumption through the me
dunn of the Congressional Record.
After that the orators proceed not
only te vote with the stand-pat re-
publicans but insist on the highest
possible rates for revenue" of course,
on goods produced within their con-
stituencies.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-22

Twins were born to Mrs. Jackson
yesterday; big, hearty boys and cry
ing all the while-iust as if they
wanted Folger's Golden Gate Coffee.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-22
GIVEN AWAY.

Send your name today for valu-
able booklet. Standard Homeopathic
Pharmacy, APO S. Broadway, Los An
geles, Cal
Arizona republican., 1909-05-22

Whatever opinions may be enter
tanned regarding bridge sites there is
one point upon which there can be
no disagreement. That is that a.
trolley line over a Center street
bridge. to be extended along the en-
tire south side, would be, of the high
est advantage to Phoenix, to the
country Immediately across the river
and to the whole county.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-22

We can recall no election to be
held in this county in the month of
July.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-22

See DR.. Swigert for correct glasses.
II E. Adams st. Phone Red 2461.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-22
Mix for Lame Back

To one-half pint good whiskey, add
one ounce syrup sarsaparilla and one
ounce Toris compound, which can be
procured from any druggist. Take in
teaspoonful doses before each meal and
before retiring. This recipe is never
failing. Leading specialists prescribe it.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-22
WEATHER TODAY

Washington, D. c., May 21.-Weath-
er forecast for Arizona: Fair Saturday
and Sunday.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-22
EVERYBODY HAPPY

They, have been informed by the
Western Drug Company of Los Ange-
les. who are also manufacturers of
high grade Soda Fountains that they
have shipped the most attractive
FOUNTAIN ever turned out of their
shop, and say that it viii be credit
to the most POPULAR DRUG STORE
in Phoenix as there will be no other
so attractive in ARIZONA.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-22
TERRIBLE FIGHT.

AT the Coliseum tonight Fitzsimmons
and Jeffries in the great fight pic
lures.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-22

Sweet Arizona oranges, $3.50 a box.
Crump's.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-22

Is in fine condition for the season
of 1909 and can be seen,
Mondays Tuesday and Wednesday
at home ranch.
Thursday at G. G. Harri. miles
north, s7th Ave
Friday and Saturday at Palo Alto
Stables.
Terms same as last. year.
M. 3. HOROvITZ. Owner.
M. Rose Manager. :,