Editorial Aims Out West

A yonng man sentís us a long essay on " The Trae Aim of Jonrnalism." We haven't reacl the article, but suppose the author, like almost every one else, prefers the Smith & Wesson, nay size, No. 44 caliber, to any other pistoï. Iu tliis locality, especially, is the aim of the journalist of the greatest importanoe, and the man whose hand shakes and who.can't hit an outraged community's third vest-button three times ouf of flve has no business trying to run a paper in California. - San Francisco Kews Letter. A Texas mother was frightened to dfath by two dogs fighting over her twin babies.