The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 28, 1903, Page 6

6 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1903. ; = — | e sumus mws et —emere~IEH. SOTHERN, AFTER TEN YEARS ABSENCE, TO APPEAR AT COLUMBIA - With the Department You Wish. FUBLICATION OFFICE. jarket and Third. EDITORIAL ROOMS.....217 to 221 Delivered by Carriers, 15 Cents Per Week. £ - e Coples, 5 Cemis. . Terms by Matl, Imch : R b 2t Je ATLY CAL ¢ . 3 Postmasters are anthorized to reeeive subscriptions. Sampie crpies wil be forwarded whez requested OAKLASD OFFICE. . The Broadway...........Telephome Maln 1083 BERKELEY OFFICE. er Street ? 2148 Ce €. GEORGE EROGNESS, Mazager Foreigz Adver- - tising, Warguetts Bullding, Chicage. Lemg Distaace Telep Central 2618.7) s . re 2 ENTA 2 ..30 Tribune Building ' ... ../ iy L o ler ..Herald Square | o WASHINGTON (D. C.) OFFICE...1408 G St.. §. W MORTON E. CRANE, Correspondent. ERE WAL pos RS ERANCH OFFICE S role of Franco said tp contain a noted crea rn made arce, made ated ransvaal needs upward of 1 m t 000 laborers in +Va- employment to perform the work of B. KATSCHINSKI. ot e | 2 PHILADELPHIA SHOE CO. o R B 10 Third St., San Franeises. to work in the mines | 1o the foremo compelling t South | ica. oblem to solve—that of | framer. ich a husl fellow who o | be made to work. | s : | pia this A report has been going the rounds that the Mas- | her e sachusetts Legislature has adopted the mountain | week Al Day Saturday, DECORATION DAY. \ Tl N ] + snbly . ey segregsie $or p e of Tax the 28 6 g y ar laurel as the floral emblem of the State, but the Bos- | APPOINTS JOEN H. GRADY SCHOOL BOARD ELECTS nds of propert i ton Herald asserts it isnt so. Such a bill did, AS REAL ESTATE EXPERT TWO MORE NEW TEACHERS UPEN anAY NlBHT ects State tax Legislature, but was afterward recon- | B Massa nues to have no other emblem than the codfi that is not regarded as a flower a tucket. 1usetts thereiore con.| Bo8Td of Works Baises Pay of Car-| Requests City Attorney to Prevent | penters and Foremen in Encroachments on Peabody Its Employ. The Board of Public Works met yes- i terday ‘and formally appointed John H. | { TR T | Grady real estate expert to appraise the | izona boomers declare they are going to "bun[ Jands proposed to be acquired as sites { the chauf- " to statehood next winter or bust Congress wide | for pubdlic improvements in the contem- o 1 e o P : . plated bond issue. Grady's salary was e machine | open. They declare the President is with them be-! Bead At SBDEs iith UNTIL 10 0'CLOCK. | } tax on the gross receipts Sehig 35 thed to Madrid 7 imsur st the ¢ nce compan e separation of State from local taxation ound to have many advantages, not the least 2 2 el to ¢ o s v @ ination of complaints of inequali- cause he smiled genially when he was greeted on his! Grades were recommended to be | 7:-- at‘rn'wnn:n s’;' C. Cordell for rein- r ints n _ | ement in the Se Departmen: = gL e s mataies Whea Binct recent tour through the Territory by banners dis- | changed and established at certain points | Jment in ¢ « by e ' g% e % = | on Chestnut, Hyde and Califc streetS | 1 .aves of absence were granted to Miss Mar. ave no effect whatever upon State HONORS TO EMERSON. playing the legend: “Roosevelt and statchood—1904. | gng ™" Twenty-seventh, Tw | Earet Mahoner, May E. Mower and Estene 5 A can ke & snd fir 0 We wish the right to vote for him.” | T-emy-n(m:. Thirtieth, Thirt American flag was ordered to be 4 . i T— RN o ey 2! ek = | sty Thirty-second avenues. JE T Snaicin Sak wes ¢ o be dis- all property for local taxation with y HAT we are not overcome by the spirit of | _ A, a1d 0 = = If th | “Robert A. Campbell was suspended as | Sune 15 Jobs. o000 Dulings oo “Flag Da ce that such assessments will not compel it to commercizlism and incapable of responding to | -° ° !,“‘:,“" cant pay his room rent. If the dis-| ,jovator conductor at th mn‘: of lJIn;m, o reueated to tane | < t compel it 3 B B . : - » i g e entin e m on which t - pay an unduf chare of State taxes. Furthermbre, it demand for recognition of higher things is | P3t hes indicating ti startling fact be true, what | for sixty days for absenting hims: rof % T duty without authority and assigned to which has been encroached the generzl honors paid to the memory of r.asH berom.e of the fabulous sums which the rebel | janitorial work at $275 per diem during s 4 o bl the ekl sl his | leader received for his treache: Shall we include m;::s::::éo:;rwd S R TN Literary organizations and churches of the | them among the many romances, good and evil, | , R0 TR8%d SECICED 1 Ra¥ CorpEaect 4. which float to us across the seas irom the Philippines? management of State finances, ar tends to put an end to that confusion which at in defi of “In two minutes she was sobbing | her face down umon the 1 five she was at the time or such excess of State a bed zxation as has occurred in Ifinois | orthodox and liberal denominations have j s the el {0 GRS . Bagiins aghe 1. x| | door dressed, cloaked, smil- ) Taken altogether tendency of legislation in|ascriptions to the philosopher Some Eastern critics who have been keeping tab | balf noliday on Saturdays, which they | | ':’:_‘J:;:”" ’":nz’::;,’;‘,-‘ "’J H . se direction of taxes appears to be distinctly bene-| THhis is the more remarkable because daring his| o the President’s speeches say he has talked more | ;—,',di:'?;?,:l,fn SR ot . t of two women Hi "mm“g at c’mc'usmns ficial. and there is reason to believe that eventually | lifetime Emerson was regarded as the most “’"'it‘nan any other President since the foundation of the | City Architect Cuthbertson's request | | z:zlzn:d,f::" Aaw. & SR, T . S 3 of the abuses that now exist in the way of an | Spicuous heretic in the world. His philosophy | republic. As even the critics, however, do nat so :,’“ e ‘:‘:‘;';’:fl;l:;:,r:;fl:m"’:fl e | see him for w‘::n:’ | {to ey v iag aaeS gl unfair distribution of the burdens of taxation will | keenly differentiated natural from artificial religion. | mioch as insinuate that he is Silkiing ‘Ao suasch, -the g o dasiow P adide 2o R 'h:u;x‘:: not sent. i !se“t ym;;:! take the opportunity we pr been remedied. In that respect at least the | Holding religion to be man's conception of*his r¢la-{ country will be pleased to have him continue. * Townsend's Cal. giace fruits. 715 Mits| | . Pierpont uzrgf:':'f'fif:.'n"." {ars :;rk‘e\sol:.‘fi“y;h:nm::' et th ey of legislation in 1002 was commendable, | tion to the universe, he rejcted all authority except —_—— R e gt vy g il ies ago, which afterward quality is right and the delivery as prpe . CiabhE ‘Bl 4 Sk A ; . : : Epecial information suppiied daily to| | made him ruler of fsed. ow t the State Legislatures de- | truth itself, and stood manfully for the right of pri-| In order to continue an uninteresting existence on |y, finees houses and pubie men b the | | of France and u.'ehe King L it i o i s b e thi fhiy e vate judgment and the dignity and liberty of human | earth 2 Kentuckian was forced the other day to kill | Eress Clipping Buresu (Allen's), 23 St American Messasebe Fiver [ {the tria1z SES b reason. His teachings were long rejected of men | his brother. For the same reason a year ago he had | ———— { in Emerson Hough's | No saw edges. It serted that the Kaiser has a candidate for the | and his personality was scoffed at. Julia Ward Howe,"| to kill his cousin. Tt is earnestly hoped that the rest 7“""1::" cullnn:: slace fruits and | | “THE MISSISSIPPI BUBBLE" FEEE cession to the Papacy, but if so he has shown an | who in later life became one of his best friends and | of his relatives are already dead or that the State can :v'x{-k.knh‘emr h‘r’g“x:rgmz'af NEXT ll‘Tnl'l';.AY UNITED STATES LAIJNDRY unexpected capacity for keeping him as 2 dark horse. | disciples, says that when a young woman she was in | round them up and finish the job. e ‘x,.“,‘.‘:‘,.’g:‘,‘,':‘w&“{ ,.__fifi_ OFFICE 1004 MARKET STREET, Near Powall