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Arizona republican., 1910-09-17
SOUTHERN METHODIST

CHURCH-Sundaym morning the pastor
Rev. c. r. Gray, will preach on the
subject. How the Spirit Leads Man
to christ" This is the first of series
of three sermons on the general theme,
The Ministry of the Spirit which VIII
be continued as follows: September
% 1.-The Fruits of the Spirit" October
, The Spirit Filled Life" SUNDAY
School at 9:45. Epworth league at I
D. m. At s p. m. there will be a pubic
installation of league officers a fun
program will appear in tomorrow
paper.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-17

$3.50 $50
u m am.
Barometer, inches ........29.79 29.6S
Temperature, degrees rs ~
Sensible, or wet temp. 81 Y
Dew point, degrees. ..57 60
Humidity, per cent. .......5O 80
Wind direction ...... Il Il
Wind velocity, miles.
Rainfall, inches .......... q.
Weather 49,. Clear. Clear.
Mean daily humidity. ....i......... 40
Mtan daily temperature. ........- "
Highest temperature, ............. 10y
Lowest temperature .............. 40
Total daily rainfall: ....-........-... D
Excess in temperature yesterday.
II degrees.
Excess in temperature since first
of month 30 degrees.
Accumulated excess in temperature
since January l, SIG degrees.
Deficiency in rainfall yesterday,
00i inches.
Deficiency in rainfall since first
of month. 0.56 inches.
Accumulated deficiency in rainfall
since January I, 1888 inches.
A. r. THORSON,
Acting Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-17
DAILY WEATHER REPORT

Local Daily Weather Report for The
Arizona Republican.
Forecast for today: Generally
fair.
Data for "A hours ending 80 p.
m yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-17
PRISON OFFICIAL WILL LEAVE

Samuel Greenwald of the terrific
rial prison at Florence. who has been
here for the last week. will leave to
day to resume his duties there. Mr..
Greenwald has been here looking
after his ranch on the Yuma road
Arizona republican., 1910-09-17
Held ON TWO cHARGES.-V

cente Garcia, charged with the rob
berry of Fred Thomas and COM
panion while ASLEEP on their cots
the other night, was given preil-
minary examination before Justice
tombstone yesterday He was held
on each charge.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-17
RETURN FROM coAsT-Mr. an

Mrs. George Lilley returned yester-
day from the California coast, after
an absence of one month from PhOe-
nix. Mr. Lilley, who has charge of
the insurance department of Dwight
b. Heard's office, will renew his ac-
tivities in that field Immediately.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-17
-coHN GOES TO Los ANGELES.

Lewis CQhn. a commercial traveller,
left last evening for the coast on one
of his periodical trips. While here
he. STAYED with J. L. Fletcher. He
was so well pleased with the city
and valley that he has decided to re
turn this winter and stay a month.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-17
EPWoRTH LEAGUE SOCIAL

EPWORTH LEAGUE OUCTHI.-
\ monthly social of the Epworth
league of the Bethel church was held
at the Fitzhugh home on the Osborn
road. An excellent program of eXerr
cises was rendered. after which re-
freshments were served. \ large
crowd was in attendance.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-17
TEACHERS MEETING. -

members of the Phoenix high school
faculty will meet this morning at the
high school building to perfect their
organization for the ensuing term Of
school and to plan the details of the
course of study to be in usage.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-17

ON EASTERN TRlP.-G. w
Schiliing left last evening for Chica-
go with the purpose of staying in
the Windy City for a long time.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-17

ON TRlP.-William Johnson left
last evening for Riverside, Cal. His
trip is purely for pleasure
Arizona republican., 1910-09-17
MAYOR sAxTER.-Through IL

inadvertent dropping of line of
type in Yesterdays issue, in the
story announcing the appointment by
the governor of a mayor ana city
council for Wickenburg, the name OF
the new mayor did not appear. That
honored gentleman is Richard w.
Baxter who is proud of Wicken-
burg and of whom it is hoped
Wickenburg will have reason to be
proud
Arizona republican., 1910-09-17
OFF ON PLEASURE TRiP.-N

and Mrs. F.. C. Duher left last night
enroute the Phoenix for Los Angeles
and other California points of inter
est
Arizona republican., 1910-09-17
GOES TO coLoRADo.-A. Ho

GOES TO COLORADO.-A Hol-
berg left last night via Prescott for
La Junta where he will take up per
manent presidence.
TO COAST-Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Doyle left last evening for Los An
geIes to spend the few remaining
days of the summer on the seaside.
EN- ROUTE FROM BoUSE.-C. H.
Peters and family of Bouse are III
the city en- route home from Colo
ado where the family spent the sum
mer and Mr.. Peters spent three
weeks.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-17

WILL RETURN TODAY.-MisS
Myrtle Smith, who has been spend
ing the summer season in Washing
ton. ID. c., is expected to return to-
day. She has been visiting friends
and relatives there.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-17

GOLDBERGS ARE BACK.-Mrs
Dave Goldberg and children, Har-
rold and Ruth, returned yesterday
from Santa Monica where they have
been spending the summer ever since
June.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-07
VA VENDRA... "a VENDRA!.

Haze algun tiempo fue pre5enta
ia al consejo eiecutivo la solicitud
De una franquicia para establerer un
serricio publico de telegrafia sin hi
los.
No hay prisa. No obstante el ITEM
70 tran<currido. todavia no g ha
resuelto y. acaso, nj informado pnr
Ia comision correspondence. IN pro-
vecto con tsnta impaciencia espera-
DO por el publico.
f.! >istema actual que durante %
MOS aDrImo al pals, le tiene toda-
via asido no sabemospor cuanto item
po. EI 'onercio el publico. el pro-
plo gobl"luc Y Ia prensa. estsn pa
@sndn deEcieate information q pre-
"ios enorrnr>. Fs'o es verdad. peri
tamhien lnc- qrlr Fl consejo ejecuti-
70 no ar'ua gor impulses de pruden-
r. a!:un-nl" nj i~nirndo en- cuen'a
ei '.smor ruhIjco.
Il Pal~ u-"e-j'a Jrgentemente po-
mere en communication con el nun.'o
r--o eso 10 Is csrsa bastante para
o." ei conse!n aifere su soIernne mar
cha "n "a n1isl@n lie oponerse & lbs
p-"ye"t"> &c "A "imara v de dcjor'o
'o-f7 T.7Tn &c S7"g 'acha esta que. Ell
taH7a re echar.a cn cara s los lari-
nos, rarecen hale-la sdquirido esos
catalLeros-
L ~cLcI,ud de !ranquicia eitada
ests todavia en- g. ado de crisalIda
No 50 >ate 10 Que lie ella piens2 eI
oonselo N tsmpoco nu& servicios O.
frece e<a franqUirla. cosa esta ulti-
ma que debe SCI hen eoaocida. no
see que par talta de examea, nos e.
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LECTURA CAMPESlNA.

cSe debf de<'ruir d los topos?.-
La question = ha discutido muchas
veces. Ell cazador de topos contests
que ST, sin ltubear. Los jardineros
a pesar de que suelen quejarse de
los tdneles slhterraneos que hacen
los topos Y dc las cadenas de colinas
que improvisan a traves de Las plan
tabandas. tituhean algo Indudable-
mente el topo remueve el suelo Y
hace a veces pnrccer a las plantas,
pero en- camhio. devora muchos in
sectos, casl la mltad de su peso todos
los dfas, y hace una guerra tan en-
carnizada a los saltamontes, que
cuesta trabaJo responder afirma,i-
vamente Ia pregunta.
Que convene hecer? Esto de-
depende del caso. Tratandose de jar
dimes hay Que temer la presencia
del animaleio pero en- los campos es
dlferente. Generalmente Sc le deja
en- paz V hasts hay agicultores que
declaran quc en- s1s fincas no Sc ma
tan nunca los topos.
En- una region francesa es obliga-
tona la caza del topo desde el afo
1882. pero los agricultores han CON-
probado que es peor ell remedio que
la enfemedad, Y algunos han pedi-
DO que Sc les exirna de la obligation,
denostrandO ron informes de peso-
mas perltas que sus prados y sus
huertos. lejos Do s,Ifir con La pre-
sencla de los topos. son mas fertiles
que los terrenos donde han sido ex-
terminados dichos animales.
De 10 expuesto Sc SAGA en- conclu-
SION que debe expulsarse el topo de
los jardines De recr.o, porque los des
figura; pero debe dejarsek Tranquil
10 en- los csnpos donde puede ha-
Ger muy pOco daho Y en- cambio ser
muy beneficioso dsvorando las lar
vas De los nsctos.
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PR0-P.A||TR|A.

Hemos recibido el nudmero 5 de
esta lustrada revista q. Sc edita'en
Mayagiiez. Viene nutrida de excelen-
te material literario, e interesantes
grabados. Exorna su portada Ell re-
trato de Ia sehorita Carmen Rivera,
precioso eiemplar de belleza y her
mosura de aquella culta sociedad.
No es agene a nuestra atencion
los esfuerzos de los hombres que al
frente de esa obra de cultura regio-
nal Sc hallan, dado Ell medic POGO
propicio para Ia realizacion de en-
penos mobiles y elevados que habhn
alto de nuestra progreso intellectual
De ahi que para luchar y veneer Sc
necesite de un caracter 8 prueba de
contrariedades..
Pro-patria, por La belleza de su
factufa y Ia variedad armonica de
su confecoien supone una labor ad
mirable de esfuerzos dignos de nues-
tro APPLAUSE y de la protection de
nuestros compatriotas, anantes del
progreso patri0.
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LOS ESPECLJLADORES
Y Ell ANUNClO.

"El especulador no debe dormir
mientras su vecino lie trabaja la ellen
tela. Ell primero que abarca ell cam
po con ell anuncio, es el primero que
llega a apoderarse del mercado."
4 eStas sabias declaraciones de un
rico harinero del oeste de los Estados
Cnidos, deben anadirse otras que
casi pueden ser consideradas va CO.
mo de la especial experiencia del co,
merclante puertorrlqueno. He aqu!
algunas.
Antes que bor1tura, bisquese dlfl
sion en- el anuncio..
No basta irnprimir ell anuncio, es
necesario que sea leido Boroto no es
el anunclo que cueSta menos dinero,
sino el que sobre el precio de costo es
leldo por mayor numero de perso-
mas.
No basta, de otro lado, ell n umero
de lectores que Sc hjen en- I'm anun-
clio; Sc necesita la calidnd de los lee
torres. Calidad signica aqui, no la con
dici6n social. sino la condicion del
publlco cue sea mas propiclo para
entrar en- negocios despues de leer
el anuncio Ejemplos de esto; quien
anuncie en- Puerto Rico abrigos de
pleles, no hahria tenido en- cuenta la
ce!jdnd de las gentes que van leer
el anunclo. Como este es china cali
do, la caiidad del lector no convene
i los manufacturers de pieles finas.
Busquese Ia abundancm Y la cal,-
dad de los lectores al poner un anun-
clio, V busque el periodico que ofrez-
ca ambas condolences a sus anuncian
tes. FL periodico de mucho y variado
publico, es el mejor para ell anuncio;
el que circula dentro V fuera de la is
Ia, es clique ofrece mas seguro nego-
clio al anunciante.
No busque bnrat,ro pensando que
Ia hallsra en- el POGO dinero que lie
cueSte el anunclo; busque el resulta-
do one este lie d.. Y compare. Esa es
Ia logica Y razonahl" norma que per-
nit" apreciar. Ell esta clsse de nego-
CLOS como en- otros que 10 bdroto So
I, GIRO.
Hay que detenerse en- algunas
obsevaclones q. ofrece la vida real.
= proceder luego por comparaci6n.
Nadle prehere al moi!co ms berato;
uaile eiige para embarcarsa al barco
e'hado al aqua por el arillero mas
bararo, rs regla general entire public
clones que sc dedican al anuncIo. que
E,ngun period,oo, en- 10 relqt,ro d a.
nnnc'os. qmere ser el mds bdrqto. 81
al@.nO de estos 10 asegura. prueba
lneXpeElencla Y CORE peligro de que
un cliente dlscreto piense que quien
en- eSta Clase de negoclos ofrece 61-
rGfur1. prueba que necesita. para
scr ela2.do por el publico. hacer bd-
rd"to de II mercancla y que SUI me
d." .!c ne.1cIo circrila con arregIo a
ia batl;Wa que oirece.
Pcro De todos m0dos. cuai1uiera
q'lH 80 q precio que el especllador
"ncd"E'ro e,tablecido no Sc duerma.
anGncie. Quien asi no 10 haga, pue-
do - 81 segIrO de que otro especu-
lador ioe-;a ocupando el mercado.
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UN CRITERIO PELIGROSO.

En- la session del sabado por la ma
mana, en- la camara Sc presento un
informe por el notario de Arecibo ST.
Juan 2. Rodriguez, relacionado con
Ia reclamation de los notarios pro-
cedentes de tftulo oneroso, que pre-
senta a la consideration publica, un
hecho que, no por haberse aplica-
do q un case particular deja de ser
una duda para la riqueza del pals.
Parlamentariamente apreclado el
punto, es materia pasada en- autori-
dad de cosa juzgada, que dio lugar
q la promulgacion de una ley que
obra en- los Estatutos del pueblo de
Puerto Rico.
Por esa ley Sc dio la orden a una co
mission formada del seno del Ejecu-
two, para que tasara las notarias.
La orden fue terminante. Era ell
unico fin de una ley que paso per to-
dos los tramites parlamentarlos has
ia llegar a la finalldad de su teSto
dlsposltlvo.
Aquella comision sienta, en- el cum
plimiento de su deber, In crlterlo
q. 81 Sc aclimata comojurisprudencia
tai vez manana pudiera ser aplicado
a otros casos anAlogos, sin que tu-
vieramos el recurso de contradecirlo
por haberlo auxiliado con el silenclo;
y a esa hora, la propiedad particular
quedarfa a merced del capricho de
las autoridades llamadas avelar por
su conservation y fomento.
Ese criterio fue el de que: la conn.,
sion no taseba las notarlas por que
81 blen esos ofcios habjan costado su-
mas conslderables, ya hablan produ-
c1do, d sus propletarlos, nsds de 10 que
costaron."
Admitir tai conclusion, es admitir
un precedente por cuyo camlno Sc
iria a un comunisno siu gfneris. Por
que segin el, a la hora que el gobier-
no lie ocurriera balancear el costo y
la production de las propiedades,
muy pocas 8 ninguna, serian las
que Sc Librarian de convertirse en-
dehesas de aprovechamlento pd-
blico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-07
Fl embajador marroqui sE
ell ObServatorio astrOn0mico.

Por segunda vez el embajador ma
rroquf Bennaza, acompahado de su
secretarlo, estuvo en- el observato
rio astron6mico de Madridpara OBJ
servar el Cometa de Drake por el
cual muestra curiosidad en- vista de
10 que sobre el Sc ha escrito.
El embaiador con el anteojo escu-
drina el horizonte encontrando un
ktrero que decia no hay mejores
trajes hechos que los que vende Juan
Pieras Allen 80.
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contremo3 con que con el nuevo ser
vicio, 81 10 autorlza el consejo, no ha-
briamos hecho mas que cambiar de
amO.
Tn POGO de mas prisa apreciaria
ell publico de parte del consejo en- es-
te asunto, siquiera para que no lie
veamos remedar al padre casamen-
tero de LAS de CAIN.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-07
SE NECESiTA SOIL
DARlDAD AGRIC0LA

>eCun nuestTOs Informes agftase
e;rre los sefores que forman Ia direc-
TIA ..e Ia A>pciaclon de Producto-
torres 1e aZGear de Puerto Rico Ia J.
dea &c . iundaci5n de I'm gran cam
p experimental de cana, y de eua-
TO CampOs de deno=.rsci0n en- Ia
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D|RECT0R|0 De SAN Juan.

S8Streria..-J. B. Mouagas. Corte
mo derno. Gran surtido en- corbatas,
puhos cuellos y camisas. Preoos
m6dicos. Visite este establecimiento.
San Jos6, No. 21. San Juan, P. R
Abokadss. s.-Emi sdio S. Ginorio y
Manuel N. Ginorio, Allen 60.
Telefono 353. Box 368.San Juan.
Prscticante. - Silvestre Feijoo
Martinez, Observation-Disclosures
cia Colon Y San Jose 6. San Juan.
Lecciones de piano. La seio.
rita Lola Mas, ofreoe dar clases en-
su casa 8 & domicilio. San Juan.
Cristo 7.
Inseniero Civil.-Ram6n Can
dfa Cordova. TetuAn So, ciucad 6
Parads IL Santurce Miramar. San
Jnan, Puerto Rico;
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Hombros a|Pgres.
FL doctor Cook.

Ell celebre explorador Doctor
Cook, Sc halla recluido en- un sanato-
no de Heidelberg.
Ell fracasado viajero padece gran
des trastornos nerviosos, originados
por ell alcoholismo.
su esposa tiene perniso para visi-
tare dos veces al dia y le recomien-
da que para SUI curaci6n le es impress
cindible usar las camisas, camas y
colchones de ola Tienda Roja" San
Francisco AZ.
Sc venden cajas vacias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-07

San Juan, P. R. Mario 6, de 1910
Gam. 9p.m.
Bar6metro In pulgAdas,
redueido al nivel del mar. .2995 29.93
Temperature corriente, Fair IS II
Humedad relativa Percentage. so "a
Precipitation, en- pulgadas,
en ~ horas terminando
{ lss0 ?. m. LIB
Direction delviento. ......- S SW
Velocidad del viento,
millas por hora. ........... 8
Temperature m4xima. cocoon 81
Temperature mfnima-
Salida del sol. am.
Puesta del sol. ..6.32 p. m.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-07

SaStrerla. Lucas Ib1iiez. San
Jose esquiua q Luna Elegante tie
ra.> Esmer' y prontitud. Precios m =
dico,. Visitenos hoy.
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| ra.> Esmer' y prontitud. Precios m
dico'. ViItenos hnv.
Manuel Travieso. Farmaceutico
Con Is ahos de experiencia profe-
slonal, ofrece 4 usted sus servicios
en- 81 bien surtida oficina de farma-
cia. San Jose. numero 12}. "cerca
del correo. ."-Esmero en- el despa-
cho de REcErAs.
Farmacis Colen.-Autiguo ests.
blecimiento. Gran surtido de drogss
y patentizadca Plaza principal. San
Juan.
herrero Hpos. s. en- c C-1mporta.
dores y exportsdores. Direction To-
legrkfica-"Herrero" San Juan
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Entsred the Post Ofice San Juan P. i
9 second class matter July 1900.

\ i Correspondence de Pto. Rico
PRECIo DE sUSCRIPCION
EN- TODA LA 1SLA
Roemeto de los Agentes un Mum s 0-02
Directs On trimestre oro 1925
Un semestre ...... $3.50
On aho por adelantados8-OO
Ea el exterior. I'm afo oro. -. $500
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& mejor suIddo. --;:: Is: as:; ::::: ::

mas razonables son los de Moygarido.
Antes de comprar vaya q Los Novios
San Francisco Al Y SO.
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Sc Vende s' IN s.1?io !'?;' ssss9is ss''is cs en-
yey a dos kilometres
del pueblo de noventa y una cuer-
da de terreno. Con una casa vi
vienda en- buen estado pegada q
la carretera. Dicha fnca esta si-
tuada q I'm kilometro de Ia nueva
central que Sc montara ALI este
aio. Esta sembrada de yerba.
Precio m6dico. Para informes
P. o. Box 564.
Sc aqua ;s$ %: .s;:: s;:'i: {: e: e.
lie Dos Hermanos, muy cerca de
Ia plaza del mercado; parada 19
Santurce. Informara su duefio Die
nisio Villaverde na Colectiva) n. 2.
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oBSERVACIONES
DEL TEMPO
o. S. WEATHER BUREAU

San Juan, P. R. Mario 6, de 1910.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-02

him and DR. Franklin, who were then
In Paris as Representatives of the Con-
tinental Congress. to select and con-
tract with an artist, stipulating that
tho statue should be the work of the
most mastery hand. They employed
Jean Antonio Houdon, of whom Jeffer-
son wrote, He Is without rivalship.
the first statuary of this age Houdon
came to America to see and study
Washington. and IN October, 1855. spent
two months as his guest at Mt. Yer
non. While there he took mold OF
Washington's face and exact measure
ments OF his person.
The statue. which was made at
Houdon's studio In Paris, was brought
TO Virginia in 1896, and occupies thG
place of honor in the centre of the ro-
tunda at the State Capitol at Richmond.
1t was pronounced by Lafayette a fac
smile of WashIn Ston's person. and
CHIEF Justice John Marshall and many
OF Washington's contemporaries re-
garded it as n true and striking Ike
ness. in fact. 1t is now accepted as tho
standard likeness of Washington. 1t is
not only regarded as true portrait
of the American patriot but a great
work OF art and IS without doubt the
most valuable piece or marble In the
United States"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-02

Denudatlon." while Becker has gone
at IT from what is called IN more
philosophical point OF view" and has
reached "the opinion that the data
available seems to Indicate not above
40 million or below b5 million years"
There IL an exaotncss about all this
that Instantly commands intelligent
acceptance. We are pleased With 1t
because II makes everything SO per-
fectly clear and Is 10 much better than
tire simple statement in Genesis
And God suid, Let the waters under
the heaven be gathered together unto
one place, and let the dry land appear;
and 1t was so.
And God called the dry land Earth;
and the gathering together OF the
waters called he sens: and God saw
that it was good.
And the evening and the morning
We're the third day.
Nobody can understand how all this
could have been done'in the space of one
day; but we do not see that the mys-
terry has been explained in more
Understandable way by the eminent
men who have worked 1T out that 1t
must have taken anywhere from 20
million to $50 million years to make
what the Almighty declared and exc
cuted by the word of His power We
are particularly impressed, however,
by the exactness of scientific calcula-
ton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-02
-
SLENIP LIKE THE SPEAKER.

There Is one man, anyway, who
could get into the golden portals of
Speaker Cannon's private room in the
Capitol. and he is the grandiloquent
editor of the Bristol News. List, oh,
list! Here is what he says about the
endorsement given by the Ninth Dis
t,ict Republican convention to the
Speaker:
THE tribute paid to Speaker Can
non by the convention was as much an
evidence of vigorous and unqualified
loyalty to Ny. Slemp as 1t was
tribute to that splendid and grizzled
old veteran who was already igntinS
the battles of his party when many
of those present were fighting the
sanguinary battles of the ubiquitous
small boy. This splendid old man,
who is SO universally esteemed and is
rapidly approaching that country
from whose bourne no traveller e'er
returns was cheered to the echo at
every mention of his name, and was
| as much a tribute to Mr.. Slemp. as
it was in sympathy with that fine.
manly old fighter who has been so un-
| justly made the object OF contumely
and condemnation"
$50 universally esteemed" In q
| political sense. Speaker Cannon Ger
tainly is about to approach that
country from whose bourne no tray
eler e'er returns" not to quote Shakes
peare. but to quote the misquotaton
! of the editor of the News.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-02

ceeding In causing several important
the opposition of former Speaker
Randall. chairmeNA { the House Com
mittec on Approximations. Carlisle
was an able presiding officer.
In 1890, Kentucky sent him to the
United States Senate, but he resigned
his seat in 1893 to accept a place in
Cieveland's second Cabinet as Secre-
tary of the Treasury. Ills mastery of
craftsmanship and statecraft was
atrikingly displayed IL coping with
the financial problems that arose dur
ing that administration He was an
unyieding and consistent enemy of
the free silver propaganda, ailying
himself with the gold standard Dem
oorats' in the campaign of 1896. He
was also a strong anti -Imperialist
After his service in the Cabinet had
ended Mr.. Carlisle resumed the prac-
ticc of law in New York and wash
ington. That he possessed legal gent
us was matter of common knowl
edge to the Bar of America. AT times,
his practice was very lucrative, and
he appeared in many famous cases.
His record was truly remarkable, and
his career is but another illustration
of how the self-made man may rise
from almost nothing to some of the
highest positions OF trust in our Ma
tional Government He left the inn
press of his brilliant personality upon
American political history.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-02
PLACE FOR CARDINAL GIBBONS.

If His Eminence Cardinal Gibbons
We're put in Merry ael Walls place at the
Vatican the Church would be delivered
from many of its troubles We be-
lieve that he could have adjusted the
differences in France without sacrifc-
ing the. interests of religion, and If he
We're at Rome now he could manage
the very grave situation in Spain
without surrendering any of the pre-
negatives Of the Church. His saving
common sense would be of immense
value to the Holy See at this time
Even Canalejas would bow to his wis
dom. What the Catholic Church needs
just now more than anything else is
u peace maker.