The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-10-20

Did you tackle the trouble that came your
way
With a resoIute heart and cheerful
Or hide your face from the light OF day
With a craven soul and feaFfulI
o, q trouble'sa ton-or a troubles an ounce
Or a trouble Is what you makeit
1t isn't the fact you're hit that counts,
But only-how did you take it2
Mrs. Palmer of Guymon, Okla, came
in to see us in the interest of the
Ladies Home Journal.
Miss Rhoda Rosel who has been In
Liberal for the past seven weeks un-
der the care Of DR. Pellette, called
in for friendly visit Thursday after
noon. She will visit for week with
her sister and then enroll in the
Friends Academy at Fowler, Kansas.
She will probably take the whole
course the Academy offers. Miss
Rosel taught successful school in
district l6 last year We wish her
the best of success in her stay at the
Friends Academy and hope she will
graduate with honors.
We'll, we heard Champ Clark Wed
nesday evening and enjoyed his lee
ture fine. We wish everyone IN the
county could hear him and see him.
The Speaker of the House holds
the second greatest Office in our
country. He did not use a single
"big word" all plain common worls
that the plain common people could
understand. He made optomistS Of
us all. He believes the world is
growing better and better and stated
facts to prove it. His subject was
America in the Goth Century" 1t
was not political lecture, although
there were few political "asides. ="
Everyone with whom we have spoken
about the lecture was we'll satisfied
We are glad we saw and heard him.
He promised to send US his answer to
Taft's Hamilton speech.
We used to believe that nothing
good could come out of Mlssouri-We
have changed our mind.
I've just been given a terrible
licking said the postage stamp,
So have | rejoined the envelope
but if we stick together we'll manage
to get through all right.
"Aviatrice" is the new word for a
petticoat aviator. OF course the jan
itor's spouse is the janitrice and the
feminine orator is an oratrice and
the leading lady is an actrice and the
doctor of the gentler sex is a doctrice.
A letter from Edna George who is
attending school in Milford, Texas,
tells us that she and Maud are de-
lighted with the school. She writes
that she never knew what books were
before. She had already learned a
chapter in the Bible so she could re-
peat it. President Evans is planning
to take the school girls, about 200
to the Texas Fair at Dallas, to cele-
brate the day given their college
Texas Presbyterian College.
A friend is one who knows all
about you and likes you just the
same. Emerson says, ga day for toll,
an hour for sport, but for friend
is life too short"
President Waters of the Kansas
State Agricultural College, made the
hit of the day in the opening session
of the National Conservation Con-
gress. The Kansas delegation had
chosen Pres. Waters to answer for
the state in the roll call Pres. Wa
tiers followed Iowa to the platform
The Iowa delegate had told glowing.
ly about the lakes and resorts Of his
state; its streams and its happy
homes. The talk gave President
Waters his cue. "Where there might
be lakes in our state" he said, 1--WE
have fields of alfalfa and wheat and
corn. We have happy homes and
thousands of them. There are no
happier homes in the whole world.
And nowhere is there such excellent
reason for happiness, for Kansas
dry compared to many states-is rails.
Ing the finest, most temperate crop
of boys and girls in the United
States. Three cheers for Kansas"
1t is a mistake to neglect the de-
tails Of school management
It's a mistake to try to teach with
out having good order.
1t is a mistake to ask questions of
pupils IN rotation.
1t is mistake to neglect the man
ners and department Of the pupils.
More than 1900 students have en-
tered the State Agricultural College
this year. The countries represented
are Japan, Mexico, Scotland, France,
the PHILIPPINE Islands and Hawaii and
last hut nOt lpact TTnifad Gtoto,