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BIG DEVELOP MfNT
AWAY DONNISOUTH
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eapial stock to manufacture cotton
goods
Rowman Construction company.
Salisbury y c, was incorporated
with sliO.oOo capital stock to under
take general construction contracts
Samuel McCrackcn Cnattauoosa.
Tenn. and associates wiz Organize
100000 company to build hosiery
knitting mill
Gardiner Dairy Company. Baltimore.
Md, viii build power plant to cost
$4,000.
purity Paper Bottle Company. Bal
timore Md was Incorporated with
$4,000 capital stock to manufacture
paper bottles.
Virginia Coal Company. Richmond,
was incorporated with 10000 capital
stock to develop coal land.
Wmiamston Cooperage Company.
Williamson, y. C.. was Incorporated
with $4,000 capital stock to manu-
facture cooperase.
Consumers Crown and Seal Com
pany Baltimore, Md. recently incor-
porated. has capital stock OF $780,
600 and plans to manufacture bottle
seals
Planters Ginning ans Fer,ni4er
Company. Bethel y. e.. was iucoi =
poraied with $500 capital stool, to
sin cotton ana n4uufactuin fartnizcr.
Iron cts cotton Mills. Blacksbarg.
s. g., was Incorporated ,Yith St5.opO
capital stcck to manufacture cotton
goods.
sNarzweider .umoer Company.
Hudson. ". va. pu based climber
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ROADS AND ROADS
IN OLD VIRGINIA


itOUtinNrd FROM flISt ltEc.l
les aud ordnnrles became the local
points for roads.
Numerous laws have been made ON
tho suhjeot-of good roads during ana
since Colonial days, and there never
waa a lack Of roads in Virginia.
There have been SO many roads that
til. expense of maintaining them mas
proven too much for population Most
roads haze been goo: -.uc months and
others the year around, as for TN
stance. tho roads from yorktown TO
WILLIAMSBURG and Hampton. which a
traveller. according to '!skc. in lTii.
pronounced better than most ioals in
England He says. THE roads are
some OF the best ever saw and in
nnitely superior To most ia England
one writer has said: The condition
of tho public roads OF Tidewater VIZ
i,inia was never source of very
grave anxiety to its people until very
recent years SO long as there was
hard spot in the road to strad-
die upon. or n rut SO shallow that
its bottom WAS within reach of the
cartwhcci hub the repairing OF the
road vas postponed The public
highways were formerly worked by
people living near. who were called
upon tho read by an ovcrseer Latcr
the roads are worked by road tax
ihnI.
Virginia has done wonders with the
means she has. and it is no more than
right that cities should take an in
terest in highways. 1t is unjust to
make tho heaviest burden fall upon
the people through whose lands the
road runs. AS the whole State gets
the benefit. it should help pay the
cost Good roads have an Intimate
relation 10 better schools, and gooe
IA oil
" connected that they VIII survive
or perish together.
Doctors have left country places,
many Of them. on account of bad
roads. and so have preachers and
many good people whose business
takes them over tho highways. The
best argument for good roads is a
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY AL LRAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Schedule In Effect August I, 1912
Leave i5srd street Station. Ricamond, FOR
NORFOLK: bs:i0 A N, $500 =. NJ. n5,ss
j. 81. '4.lO T. N. b7. T.. NJ
FOR LINCHBURG AND THE WEST? ss:i6
r. Al, 'y:5o a. NJ. go =. NJ. 1920 p. NJ
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: al:4o A
NJ. Diiio y. ri. 'f:9o p. N. biO:25 p. II,
rl:20 p. NJ. From the West: $40 A. NJ
a2.iO l.. NJ n.:40 Il. A. ESQ y. Al. 800 Il.
IL
DAILY. hDa,ly ex. sunday. bsunday only.
W. T. BEVILL. g.. II. DOsLEY.
O. J.. a. Roanoke. y. p a. hichnond
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Bushes, Before Politics.

All truly good men in this country
Will occasionally kncei down hy their
bedsldes and pray. .and those VINO do
so tonight should offer THANKS that
there are but two more months OF po-
litical excitement left TO us for this
good year. The political doctors tell
as the situation is chaotic and no man
knows how TO prosnosiicat. as TO the
November results This naturally
calls for more than the usual amount
OF excitement. and it is certain chat
there is going TO he not little of
1t in the next sixty Jays. ana the
much wished FOR quiet campaign
seems to bc out OF the question. Tno
political fellows are going TO BE-
mighty busy and they are going TO
try to make everybody else get busy.
This may be all we'll enough. but
there IS no need for too much excite
men,. II were wiser and better to
hold the political excitement IN sub
lection 70 business ,meditauon To the
end that good business NAV he kept
going right along without regard TO
tho doings OF the Donkey or the Ele-
plant or tho Bull Moose.
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Richmond and Chesapeake Bay ny. Co.
Schedule OF Electric Trains, effective May
30 l1l2. Leave Richmond. Laurel and Broad
N. go \. M. ''lc.l0 y. n. u:ie A NJ. 1910
4. -. 2.i0 p. ~. $40 =. NJ bi:i0 T.. ri, s.ze
T. ST. d..0 t. A.. 7:lo +. M. bs;io r. NJ
1910 h. NJ. I:45 =. 81. Leave Ashland, Eng
land and Maple streets; '5.55 r. ~, . 100 A.
H. s:OO i. NJ. b9:c0 \. NJ. 1900 n N. cell 20
4. II. 'l2:oo NJ, ''l.co i. n. 2:o9 7. NJ. ..os
T. Nj. 400 T.. 81. bG00 +. M SEQ Il. M. f:ca
T. NJ. 500 p. NJ. bs:oo p. IL. u:oo p. NJ
-DaiIy except SUNDAY. ~su1aay only
SChrI.es baggage.
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Richmond & Petersburg GIec.nc RaiIwa

Cars leave MAnehesi,r seventh aus Fe5f,
streets. !or pcttrsourg;
:. = s. -. ~ =. liz 4 N. :. :. =. l. 4
-. -. y 5. -. :. l.. N
i..oo + 81. 100 eaester, 1900 Eaianish, to:
Petersburg.
cars leave peisr.surr. foet OF sye4no,.
stre-t. .0r Manchester:
ISIS. Is ..i.is. ~. s.ss. s;ss. .ioss. ~
A NJ. 1875. .iz-. .ss s.S5. 49, 49,. g.
. - -. s.ES -.p.ty. 1870 p n
fDaNy. c@cepi sundays and hoIdaYL
.Cas-.es baggage and express
"l.!.aiied. except sundays and holidays
All cass from Petersburg connect w!ta
csss :of Richmond
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sEAHOAKD AIM lINE.

6outhoouna trains scheGu.eG 10 leave Rieh d.
ulond daily; $50 ~ M.-Locai TO Norma.
10 J. M.-sleepeEs md coaches. Atlanta.
birmingham, savannah. Jacksonville. liz
~ -slcepers and coaches. Jacksonville.
ll.-5 l.. M-s.eepers and coaches. Atlanta.
birmingham. Memphis Norshbounc trains
scn,duled to arrive RichInond daily:
20 =. ~. $50 A. "a. e:e5 =. II. $40 T.. a..
Local
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hcc0uMoDATioN TRAINS &c
Atlantic Coast Line
Inc Standard RAILROAD OF the South

EFFECTIVE AUGUST . isiz
vor F.oT.as snd 500. s.is n Ana
$50 l.. i LOO A AZ
for Norfolk "s.io a NJ. 300 X u. ave
A. 81. %.!1 T.. "a ''Isl /. N
For = & ". Ry West t.ig a. A. e:E
a 81. $50 +. NJ. $50 T. Il
FOR PetrsoHrs 10 \. N. sls 4 NJ.
RI $50 4 81. $40 z. NJ SOS p 81 81,
T. NJ. '-s.SS p. II. 9.ao p. n. ii.6 r. 4
For GC!tsooFo and Fayetteville. .s..o ! ~
Trains ar!.ya Eichmort daily. SicS 4 NJ
$50 = NJ l0.ih ri. 's.sI a. NJ. 'io:t A
10 T. 81. GO r. ii. ~ l. 81. 80. -
~ $3.50 Z. N. ''c!2s =. ~. n;S) i. II
Except sunday ''suhfay only
7 1ne o: Arrival auG departure and coz.
utctions not su1ranteed-
<. S CAMPBELL. u. T. 4 ~ naia ST.
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APP

The Homeless Boys school aud Home AZ
Covingtoa. va. n in frcai n-td of funds
ths rlminer N- mead snoney Tor our
necessary EXPENSE. ana also for All add.
tlon o: Two ire~nenrvo rooms TA!s IL a
work O. love and 81 flth and is non
esota..en. The boys oam. fr'm anywhere
in the state serf g.ft, aga r-r-rfnuttons
q REV. THOMAS sf.aG,Es. cosington
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-08
BY FRANK =. WOODsON,
Industrial Editor.

This column is open to contributors
who hnNc something TO say OF suG
GeSfiNc nature, ind who arc willing to
make hints and suEBestions looking
10 the better development of the good
old ,Stntes of Virginia, West Virginia
md North Carolina. and who can hold
their suGGcstions down In amy one is-
sue to from $50 to 200 words. Such
conmu picatlons, addressed to the In
dUstrinl Editor, will receive prompt
attention.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-08

SO far as the inspectors have been
able to discover. the curtailment Of
mail distributing service last SUNDAY
did not reduce the number OF readers
OF the Industrial Section
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oping them and making them Increase
tho wealth OF old Virginia and incl
dcntaliy their own.
These purchasers of good lands
formed and had chartered the Rich
mond Clarcmont and Norfolk Develop.
mcnt Corporation. and without any
blow OF trumpcts this company has
been for tho last several months lay
ing It's plans Tor great industrial de
vclopmont.
4 strong Company.
The officers arc Julian w Tyler OF
NIchmoud PRESIDENT IL J. Arlington,
az Claremont, -prcsidcnt. william
W. Miller. OF Richmond secretary and
treasurer. The Offices OF the corpora
tion are al 10 North Eighth Street.
Richmond, anil in Clarcmont ana Nor
t"-k. Hichnrond, Norfolk and Surry
County money is behind the corpora
ton The objects OF the big company
are to develop and enlarge the :ndustri aI
Interest of 9aremont and to develop
farm lands around the town. some
thins over 1000 acres of farm lands
nave been purchased ana also much
nna'Neioped town property. and the
iHiter Us heinG held for sites for fac
'"li'a etc.. while the farm lands are
io pe cEt up into small tracts ANA
en'l on accommodating terms To live.
Mideawnke men who will make two
hi"dcs 81 grass grow where only one
Sf'W before, make truck grow where
none grew before. make ducks and
'n'eNens thrive where none were rear
cd before. make peanuts come whore
they can grow TO perfection and i'm shor,
90 dii me Sond Things that wIdeawake
farmers can make small acres do I'm
TINS rich soil and in this glorious and
most healthnn climate.
small Farm Devclonmcnt.
besldes the one hundred acres with
4n ana on tie borders OF town that
are available Tor factory and Industrial
SITES inc corporation has lands within
from milo TO five miles Of Tho ,ov.n
en"t are nnoNcelled for fertility and
tor tho growth OF all OF the arotns
grasses. fruits. vegetables. etc i'm III
"N"ul 5000 acres These lands vrhicb
were Formerly large TRACTS hae. boon
N"' UP INTO small farms VARYING from
hN" 10 aiiy ceres. 10 some eases 4, In.
ile more. and these the cofnno,,,. ,.,,
l''SeS TO sell 10 sure cuouab vn,,nc
farmers ON such terms ass win H.
Ii"'i'callf setting them up fin ms
~" these farms which viii va-v
'.i SIZE according 10 lay of tha is,s
ihe company IS erecting ana v5'i, 'a', ..
.t"Ne 40 errct as The demand calls FIR
/ men, neat and cosy Farm houss4 ~,
t'N iArfe 10 eight rooms anl ain ~.
necessary barns and other oDt-
, hnas vil he clearod where nec.ss,.,
4 and e,.r,',,. were necessary. wells aug
fs,r go SO riFht 20 work. nni f
/ M " l-Ns made ready VIII Dc SOLD .
| f ,ilii0aaiiu F terms as many ,our.
| Nnd short % So is ,hat .ho vonr- Ions
'p ln Hif in % good country sua
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Down here in Virginia. where we
know as murh about how thc state
Is going tho day before the election
as We can lind out tho day after. We
arc giving more attention TO business
than to the question as to who viii
roll in the White House after mex,
March
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-08

Tho season for the selling OF Leaf
tobacco I'm Virginia AMI Nofth Caro-
lima is at hand ana in short while
the horny hsnde1 sons OF Toll who
have spent good part 90 IT,. year
making tho seductive weed grow TO-
perfection on the hills and n the
dales OF these two great tobacco
growing states VIII be handling tho
long green" in greater Quantities
than usual The dry weather for the
past six weeks has injured tho to-
bacco crop not littlc. nut an the
same the sirmers are going TO got
good money for their weed this Year.
Sometimes it happens that the less
weed there is to sell the moro money
the growers OF the same Wi! get
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CLAREMONT. OONN
THE JAMES RIVER
CONTINUED From First Page

Continued From First Page
possessions and 30 back to the plac,
whence he came Some of them cam,
here primarily in search of health. anc
they found st.
Prosperous Farms support Town.
All Of these prosperous farmer.
transact all OF their business and dc
all Of their trading in Claremont. and
that is what has made and is still
making tho town. The lumber and
wood working business are the leading
features OF ;he commercial life. there
being nvo plants ia and around tho
hurs which make box shocks. cheese
box headings. nail key slaves. barrel
headings. keE headings and various
and sundry other Things This does not
count the saw mills and planning mills
that are numerous in and around the
town
The shipments Of lumber and rail
way tics from here are immense. ships
coming in 10 ho loaded With the same
from all of the coastNvise points The
largest KIND o. ships nnd oinplc water
here. tine depth at tine wharvcs being
'tventv-nve feet and tho channel oN-
tending from shore to shore. making as
larsc water front as Hampton Roads.
With 50 much deep water 81; course.
Tie hshn.- indrsty SIS fr'ity hiS
thing and I'm the proper seas MS sha0.
sturgeon. horrinrs ana All kinds ot
.~ash water fish ere shipped from
here I'm great quantities
rh...s strona hanl, In Tho town
49,. f.rff.4 na business ar all ihe
sbrsf,oss .nnoarns ANA of aii .lc profit
roaisin,- fsrn,.rs i'm tho resious roula
uoout The ton stores here do good
business. ana the most of them are
large establishments
Nnny Nnn,rn, ,d,nntagcs.
IRIS. .,,, t.tnr to-afel .r "a ptatcan
,,re,,. see,..h,vo io,y lido. ii has natG-
r,i 5rainasa into several raviucs that
,arn unea with iive snriups and SO
INA drainage Is easily Oft u the river
c-r1s ,ca,or snrrl. from numbers of arr
atesian wells of from 100 10 goo teet TN
,ssntb abundant ana of the Very best
Irrty 'rhe cnrroratfcn Nsclf has
tight in the contre Of tn5 town very
hold no,vinp wcl An ,icc,rie plant
4nr street and house tgntinl- has nut
,orontlH baeu INSTALLED Tie town
nv.rs large town. hail. which has an
auditorium seatiug 500 coz 500 people.
nrd ais, lodrr ROOMS for the various
ureanizauons. secret end otherwise,
and there are sovcral oc them here.
Thor, ara good schools and churches
within the town limits and tn tine good
coun.,v round about bat of theac
win write lat,r Thore ARC vcohpuis
,a14 az tho dnost trucking lands in
Tia STAT. ava tns Shipping facilities to
large markets. ny water cspcciaily ana
lis vail ALSO noiue GOOD have won
dared whN more farmers do not engage
iu tine trucking busircss. one can
Iona urcdrro hcro on sieamNoats OF
three lines and have tho Same delivered
.in Richmond or Norfolk or Newport
News or petcrshnrg WITHIN few hours
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Wore Fruit Trees tor virginia.

ACCORDING 70 The best authorities,
the fruit Yield OF this great country
is not keeping mp with the increase
in population. and that is doubtless
why fruit OF all kinds is so high 1t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-08

The mosquito crop IS gaufylngly
small in Richmond and tho balance Of
Virginia this good year Touch Woo
quick. for the season Isn't over yet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-08

Ls. ltcaa4o..G .oot .. Asm ~. aa.4J.'-OD +. 81.
Leave Ns"poT. .'-ma. ............. W n. N
rave W n -.
Connects Win !".in Inc strdii.e.S .edvlnx
NO.4O.. 20. ~" 1v!H uas4y. except Suad4y.
/ W :. - IVi.At et4oIl- a.so lnGGr ~ ~ Il
~ ~. ; H. 81 ana e.. * ~. ~. 4. III
H.snt lau sssAu.egs s:"p Il. C!arr...Ou. to
!.lu or receive pdss-nssis Oh a.SHal. auJ
" "a D. % pupAc ScGN.yAnce.
NIlSuiNIA >-Al lu.A-iOS (..uectys
Mnr.n .-,.-J...l.s niNer ~ daylight 10,
.,o..olk .n4 GA POINT Newport news and
an James River !andlnss Steamer lrav.s
.4oEGay. N.unvscay 4ud friaay at s:3J A
IA. Freight received .or all JRI4-s hnus
landings Ihone MaG..oa rs.
Mrin ilckr, oIiss. =. ., Atin ~tfeat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-08

Don't lot the politicians set In tho
way Of the prosperity Wa, That is
now sweeping all along these shores
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-08

Mr.. Archboid says he IS not used 20
being called a liar Guess he never
edited any crop bulletins for a state
or national agricultural department In
drought year.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

w ~ &AAl1NAH NEA1Li w "a 4
!'!tDMI..A e->.tKILR OF THE SOUTH.
Traian Leave Richmond.
~. B.--fci.oW.Hg schedule ngu.es publish.
ed rs Information and not guaranteed:
For the Souih-Daly: $40 A. NJ Local
io;>. A. ii. Express U:co =. N. Hxpress
win electric lighted sleeping Car for at.
ANITA and birmingham. ll:is Il. A. ExpresA
eek Days: 400 4. 81 Local
YORK RIVER LINE.
<,So r M.-Da!ly.-Connecting for D,,,
more Mon. Wed. and Friday. s:Oe A Me-.
Sun Gnd 80 Il. N.-Mon.. Wed. ana Fri
ddy-Locaj
trains Arrive Richmond
From the south: $50 IL NJ. $40 A. NJ
400 r. NJ. SOS 2. N daily; 1855 Elk sun.
From West Point: $3.50 =. NJ. daily :3S a.
"a. MOI. Wed. and Fri. 4;25 L. M Elk sun
g IL. BURGESS ID. p A.
fc7 2 Mnia ST Phone Madison ga
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-08

There Is some growing about the
doings of the "billion doila. Cunsrcss
that has but recently adjourned.
We'll, country that has three-bil-
lion dollar corn crop can stand bill
lion dollar Congress Ana, notwith-
standing right sharp little drought
in some sections old virginia chips
IN nightly on that immense corn
crop.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-08

Apparently there Is to be no end
to R!chmonds building boom Like
that noetical sentleman's brook. i,
just Keeps going on forever.
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oping them and making them Increase
Tho wealth OF old Virginia and incl
dcntaliy their own.
These purchasers of good lands
formed and had chartered the Rich
mond. Clarcmont ana Norfolk Develop.
mcnt Corporation. and without any
Dlow Of trumpc,s this company has
been for tho last several months lay.
ing It's plans Tor great industrial de
vclopmont.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-08

possessions and 80 back to the place
whence he came. Some of them came
here primarily in search Of health. and
they found 81
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OLD DoMlNiON LINj..

u. Bonman, EOS East Main Street
chnond Transfer Co.. 500 T. Main St
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-22
DEMOCRATIC PATTERSON.

There are certain great u-u III pub .s ll.e who arc entitled To both space Ind consideration on the part of the press be they politicians ot one be- Tel or another or out of party rules and regulations altogether Henry Nrauerson !~ ou, ef them
 For req. deep democratic aop, one ,an do wor-, than follow the prog uost!cauou- ot this able Southerncr. .aa great ,d.,ouaI writer Tor hs IS anc Q. ,Aos, persistent cusse- who s,eps pla>lng the game all the time
 When he states that he has broken away from Woodrow Wilson. not that p, Is anv n, less & great man in his salllLE J-- -eholar and school master instead of politician and statesnau. u, l~ telling what he be- l.evrs is best ga. th, party. and is no, afraid ru speak aut what he be- ..ryes
 Perhar- ,, l- mot eood rer~rual po..- ues Ter Watt-rsan to come out boldly IS D, does for E, makes enemies of ra, particular .andldaJ, and his friends Tor Jhey cannot focus then uolltieal telescop, to -ee quite so far s- thi~ all wes h.rs, but he rather .., r.sa, and stand alon, than to be -o crowded Lr i~ in danger If being ra~4sd a@ me earth in being wrong The te-, ,..- !. adyersity brings out
 .alugla- real colorS The fellow vAa san stand up for the nominee. .te. h. receives the party's endorse asa.- t. matter who or the fellow a q. las tH, courage of his convictions '. come su, boldly and tell what is
 .e: nd ,,u call spade a spade. ,u,a the same as this fellow Waiter -rn must be C. K.
 h these days of .1oull a.., i, show me 1t takes a man with lots oi courage to stand up for what he b.- l.,yes i~ right politically speaking for many are iu fear ot getting at outs with some other politician. We have paid dearly m this country for wood ,u nutmegs. coats of white wash. dress parade -o!diers and counterfeit manhood In tact We have been burn ed so often We take nothing for grant cd until absoltue proof and actual
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WORTH WHILE.

sat one day in my hgtree's shade and watched man as he piled his spade. The man was old and his steps Were weak. and deep were the furrows upon his cheek. grieved for him as he brayely wrought, for his task was hard and the day was hot. and the paltry wage that the diggers get won't buy them napkins to dry their sweat old man l said with a friendly smile. do you really think that vour llfe'S worth while?" With Ted bandana he mopped his head. and leaned his weight on his spade and said lam the happiest man in town Last night married the Wid- ow Brown" Then the bridegroom turned to his yawning ditch. and his heart was glad and his life was rich. IL often happens. methinks. that those who draw our sympathy for their woes get more from life than We pam pored guys who feed on Holsters and shrimls and pies Walt. Mason
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-22

demonstrations hay, been offered, fcI this age Is made ur of promises. and so many are made only Co he brck- ,u they are always taken W. a .r1u salt.
 Henry Watt,r~eu i- :, dcmocrat "f tH, ,ld school D, us~ tu tb, thickc~t uf tne tr1y when tr, republicans put H aH over Stw- THd.u aud hc knows th, gamy 'rsu ru z brt even ir h- happcu- to he "u what is termed rhy losirg zitr in the great national pyiti,a natuc-. stil for all thaJ hu Is great man. one who has done much ruad .ur his country and will continue tu h, uu,. ui our ahl, writer and good citizens wattersou I~ a sood loser and the demoeras can profit much by his prognostications oh matt,r- ouccttue th, welfare of the party
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-22
ARBITRATION GAME.

The ryrurr "t Jhe lor,teu relations cu4m.tty, of th, seuat, ou the gen erI aliatratiou tr.atiy- with Grea. Brt0a and Franc. was written by Senator t.ude. | has the formal finish and legal preeiusity "f the Lodge mind II Is not eegent
 The upshot of In, l.odgy argum,u, Is that thr senate must in every spc- clal case pl ,outrosersy with q tor- eigu government havc the right c say whether or uot the case ought to be arbitratrd. Otherwise the constitu- tiongl powers uf the senate will be set at uaueht and th. country will be plunged into endless quarrels with for foreigner who will insist upon arbi- ,ratinp th, cut oi American clothes and the arrangement of American back yards
 Such a view of fAc peace problem preeludes. of course all possibility of framing any system whatever of in- ternatioual arhltral justice.
 The whole point of the treaties as .hey stand Is the attempt 10 delimit a sphcre of action within which all par ties concerned shall stand bound and committed to substitute impartial Judgment for brute force
 The president Is wholly right and unanswerable in his view of the sub- ject as stated at ocean Grove.
 If We are going into the arbltra- ton game We must play the game to ,he end. And We must taken our hard knocks with equianmity as We expect others To take theirs
 II the treaties as they stand deserve any amendment at all. the changes should probably he confined to the first sectlon-and should aim merely to draw the clarest possible line be- tween the kind of matters that cannot possibly be arbitated and those that can. It is probable. for example that Americans generally will never be will ine to arbitrate questions involving th- Monroe doctrine. and that fact may heed to be made plain