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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-22
TuE VERY HUMAN WILSON.

If a WaahiuTton newspaper man
were sent ont 20 get n human interest
story. the White House is probably
the Inst ploce that he would 60 TO.
look FOR u: and yet there has Just
come from the lips If the chief occu.
pant Of the white House one Of tho
most absorbing human interest stories
that my newspaper ever Published
From the beginning Of his career in
national politics there has been n cor-
tain pathos about Woodrow Wilson
Hraldod far and Wide as an intelloc-
tnal lcielo--a college professor who
did everything by rule OF thumb--ho
has evidenced an almost passionate
desire g. lct people understand that
no is lust as human as amy of the
reH 90 us rho tributes 10 his roat
mental powers that have been sung
from an quarters of the earth seem
80 have fallen dead at ha fcet--hc
wanted folks To understand that un-
derneath it ou he ls last "a plain orr
binary man.
u viii not be forgotten that during
tho campaign for the presidency he
showed am almost ehlld-nke glce
when some Of his supporters az q
train-cnd meeting nailed him aH
"Woody" IL viii also De recalled that
perhaps the first precedent that he
smashed after coming officially to
Washington was The ancient cua-
tom OF having the national anthem
played upon his entrance 20 the
alter while the audience stood In do
fcrcntial attitude until he took his
aoat in tho presidential box. Evor and
anon IN hla official utteraneos there
has cfept "a homoly phrose-'toam-
work. ls the one that occurs most
rcadllg showing that there was
present all the time a desire that hIH
follow citizens should regard him less
as president and more as man.
Perhaps this trait In hits character
IS the Die that binds him most strongly
in personal friendship 20 former Press
ident raft Never does Tau come r.
Washington without calling 40 tho
White House. and everything indi-
Gates that the visits OF the former
president nrc OF those honey free
ana easy sort that BE- dear 90 the
heart ~ the genuine American cltt-
zen. In their personal qualities there
is much similarity between TAFT and
Wilson The greatest difference be-
tween them Is that Taft g. fat AND
Wilson o. lean.
II ls very human Wilson THAI
speaks in the tank % The Washington
newspaper men, il is lnconcohahlo
that such % talk could have been 9TH
orwiao than spontaneous and sincere.
10 win draw closer to him In per-
eonol and human sense the great mas
~ his fellow citizens. researches Of
whether they agree with Dis political
slcws or not
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-22
Like and Like.

William Dean Howells said tie
other day of a certain type Of best
seller novel:
The men who write these books
are intellectually debasod, ana the
public they write for is intellectually
dcbased also The thing reminds me
of an anecdOte,
what are you doing, dearP a
mother said TO her little 4ycar-old
daughter.
"Im writing a letter to Alice, the
youngstcr replied
But dear said the mother, you
don't know how 10 write
The little girl, however, as she
calmly continued her pencil scrawl,
answered:
"Well mother, Alice doesn't know
how to read.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-22

The positive results and its delicate
but refreshing odor recommends
Ncwbrus Herpicidf % ladies' Of re-
iiement everywhere
Send Toe in postage for sample bot
tic of Herpicide and booklet to The
Newbro's Herpolde in soc and $l.eo
sizes is sold by III dealers who guar
antce it 20 do aH3that is claimed. II
you are not satisfied your money will
be refunded. =
Applications mhde hv the best bar
hers and hair dllossers
Powell Drug So, Special Agents.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-22

Or Talcott Williams, the brilliant
head of the Columbia School Of Jour
nalism, said at a recent luncheon:
Tho sensational type of newspa-
per is happily going out. The expon-
cnts OF this type used to defend them
selves with the assertion that their
sclndalous articles were n natural re-
sponse to a natural curiosity.
But TO this a great editor once re-
tortrd:
There are two kinds of curiosity.
Into ono Kind we stick our brain; into
the other only our nose
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-22

waylaid Swinburne one morning on
Putney common and insisted on read
ing it 20 him.
"swinburne tried to escape but
Moves bawled the whole thirty stanzas
into his poor deaf ear. Then, at the
end, he said, with eomplacent smile;
+" There, sir, Is my poem on Ros-
setti what do you think of it"
1T would better. Swinburne an
swered If you had died and Ros-
setti had written the poem
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-22

was a young and eineularly beauif1l
girl. Sucn things MAZE va cynical
about the power of money
10 paused, then added solemnly:
"a moneycl man can have any
thing he likes and especially any
thing he lONoSn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-22
Getting Her Moneys Worth.

Mrs. Gimp-Dont you find Or.
Soakum's charges rather steep.
Mrs. Simp--Yos, ! do. But then he
always gives such dignified and i'm
pressve names to the most ordinary
ailments that it is really pleasure
to be IN ana 20 to him for treatment
Springfield Union.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-22

Charles erhwab has gone west for
The climate. II De- thought that he
may take o. supply hack for Pitts
hurgh. where hc mndc his money.
That city needs climate worse than II
needs money
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-22

Charley dear" said young Mrs.
Torkins, they are having a great deal
Of agitation about the big canal, aren't
they?"
yes"
Don't you know ! sometimes think
IL might have been better il we had
been content with the old-fashioncd
canals where all The talking was done
by The man who was driving the
mule "
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-22

Gle proposed to you only q week
ago and now you're married Wash
that rather brief courtship?'
"Oh, no. we theatrical people are
quite accustomed to short engage
ments."
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-22
The StOryteHerS


7 IN T7FT-FFTl
Mrs Siuyresant Fish is known 10
give the NEST sumptuOus and the
most bcnutitui dinners 100 the world
she Is also known as tho possessor Of
% trenchunt wit
II Is said Of Mrs Fish that tho re-
morkable success az ID rich but M
favored New Yorl, girls marriage with
spendthrift noblcmon was recently
discussed in her presence. no one
could understand The happiness Of nus
marriage, which hll seemed 10 bode
$50 ill But MS Fish shrugged and
anid.
THE rim won't let her husband
touch penny Of her prnepa and
thaL sou 500, keeps np The interest.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-22

NJ oriwer announces again that
he IS siil tn politics. a fact Of which
a large majority Of the yoteE seem
10 be entirely obllyious
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-22

New York Is planning "a fourteen
story iail ANY ono lnarcoralcd there
viii hardly mako his escape over The
roof
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-22

II takes nerve to propose to girl
but it takes more to ask the boss for
q salary raise.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-22

Tho calm and bland excuses Of
fcrcd for their announcement by the
roads various heads remind me Of
Smith
Smith, last Sabbath, put in n
strenuous day cleaning up his gar
don for the spring planting.
"liut Jones. his next door neighbor,
tackled him Indignantly in the smoker
thc following morning and said:
Look hero, Smith, do you thinl,
want an your tin cans ana bones and
ola shoes thrown over into my gar
dom
You haven't got EN- an, old
man. You've only got half said
Smith, calmly Brown, on tho other
side, got the other half"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-22
The Noisy Moves Arnin.

Ezra Pound, the Philadelphia poet,
whose work has thrilled London. said
The othcr day OF Alfred Noyes, his
British rival.
"Noyes declares that my torch Of
diluted Browningism, after q feeble
spluttcr, has gone out Now. in re-
yonge, lot me ten you % story about
NOyes and Swinburno.
Some time after Rossotti's death,
Moves wrote q long memorial poem.
He was so proud OF his poem that he
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-22

You Say it's environment that
gives Brown such % bad disposition
Yes. he lives on q cross street"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-19
CAUSEWAY CONTRACTOR IS
HERE ON A BUSINESS TRIP
W l. Pearson Reached the csty Nsa
'erdsy Morning. 20 Star,
Work Shortly

~ b. reafron of " y reafsnn q
Cont any houston VINO have tho cnn
tract fram Nnrfes cUunN raf huAdnN
iho caufeWnf syross Nurtrs InN Be- bob
inc cin on business uin artlsina
81 yesterday merusaF $50 81 nccompa 81
nicd N % nesdsn nf thc iiraden
hrcdfius Company, inc concern that
VIII make ihs fn fof the ,aasrwaf
Mrssfr reprson and feadrn y.ster
dni mUtninr went tH the r,ef fat th.
purpose - mahina preliminary piaua
Toy starting actual construction WORT
upon the dif and canerif bridge that
is Go cpnuect the counties nf Nuacca
ana san i'ptritin
Aciml construction work vili NOT
start Huil tho proceeds from the honas
have been Herurtd hY the county ireaas
uuf hut 30 b. expected fhat thia wiil
NOW bc % mnites 20 hut few weeks
Tho county commissioners have ten
taiive contract iuf fhe tale ~ me bonaa
as outlined previously iu tfe caller
ii e"ems aaauerd that thU acinni sals
win hc reslii, Nslhin nnnihor feN
weeks ana durlna ihn earis part "a
the guming year ihc contractors Will
begin construction work
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-19
CHORAL CLUB REHEARSINC
FOR MUSICAL FESTIVAL
Various Solo Parts For The Holy
City" Have Been Announced b.
Director Msnee

Tho various solo tnris for the nu-
'orlo Gnuls 'lioiy rhN hatc heen an-
nounccd hy clarence Maecc director
for the choral oluh thnt dlrng fhn
YuIrcde selfun win stage b number
uf rrctontloue musical programs
Tho Haiy Cift viii ho sums in 600
probability on Christmas niahf end na
Christmas Eyc rho open Hlr pr0gnin Fg
announced Ion Previous IHrgDa &C thn
Caller VIII bc carried eut ON she same
evening che Municipal ChriHimaH tree
VIII ho % hie fcnture at ihe Arteaen
Park. especially 60 thr youngsters
The various parts 81 Tho isif
city,
Introduction instrumental
Chorus tenor solo quartet chorus
$50 shadows Yonder"
AR ucnoll 'Ny Soul ls Alhirst Ter
God
Femaie Trio mnaccompaniedl "At
Eveniide i shall ile iAEht"
Chorus. They That sow IN Tears
AIR laitol BYE Hath Noi Seen"
chorus. For Thee a. Dear, Dear
country
Chorus Thine is ihe Kingdom
lntermesao unsirums Atail
Ar fhaHsl 3 NoW Heaven ana "a
New Earth
Choral sancius Holy llay HolA A"
Chorus fora double choir lsci the
Heavens rcluice
Ar tenor To tho Lord our God
Aif Gltol COME. SO illeaned ~ Ny
FATHER
semi chorus Cnnaosompamodi' The
iinlne Poi is Tor silver
Air tsalraual Theee Are Thrf
Which Came out ~ Great rnhHiaiiul
Duet fsoprono ani aitol "rhcy Shall
Hunger so More
Quartet and chorus Lists The
Cheruhlc Host
solo thassi and ! Heard tho Voice
~ Harpsrs
rhorus auarei Great and Marvel.
nus Are Thy Works. Lord God
For turkey phone 500 g. a watts.
$40 Starr street 700
fAnTerfise'nent.l
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-19
WATERWAY lEACUERS WILL
BE INVITED HERE IN 1916
Corpus Christ, viii Noi AK for 1919
Convention lnland Waterway
League

Corpus Christi viii not be- nn n1pli
cant fnr tho 1915 convention ~ thn
Interstate in,and Waterway l.nFnr ri
auishna and Texas INSTEAD corpNf
christi delegates who attend the forth
coming annual meeting ~ the League
at New orleans on December 4 and 3
VIII in an llciiknod SECOND th' claims
~ Houston fof the neat mseiinf place
and VIII Fci n line For the isie an
nuai meeting " the lnier,oaetal canal
enthusiasts
Houston last year 90 orange =-rufeH
pledges fur She 1915 mrftiuF and b ia
nov pointed out that Corpus christi
would probably vase losing nght
should this city be- entered be- the lisis
against Houston. Mayor nor Miilrr
Roy,.il CitenH and others who usually
attend tho i.eaFue meetings have dr-
cide,l fhni Il would probably be- unwire
10 attempt ie seciife the 1915 couyen-
ton ard viii Instead wnri o. the iPiA
mefflnE
A number ~ corpus rtriffiauf VII
attend the New orleans convention
and 80 soon as that convention has nd-
funrnfd vlii iravr fnr Washington So
attsna ne annuai Aafi0nai Rivera end
iiafiiofa Cuasrsaa Mayor Niiiss stai
"a yesterday that " hls duties VII per
mia ihat b. expacia e. aiifnd both ~
the conventions
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-19
STELLAR ATTRACTION AT
AMUSU THEATRE SUNDAY
Robsft Wsr~ieh - THE Man ~ TIE
hour- 70 Be Presented 81
Amusu Theatre.

Seat Sunday sftfme1n snd hiahi "a
she Aelusu Theatre ~ a'pfid him
Corporation VIII pfgwW Robert War.
wift. in "The NHr u The Hour hi
Cieofee nf0adhufsf William
lifadY feature in i've aris The riaf
Il pns ~ the greatest stirrasass iu a.,
hlsinS ~ me American stage On tho|
r0lr ~ ihn iHrHrrupiitit maynf. Hob
rit WBFWlck haa ons ~ the greatest
roles fhnf a. American playwright h.e
eFsr vniieE
This particular arran that ~
isroadhufsi attacked il q scheme On The
pars - q machine boss" snd
shrrwa finRreisr ~ put > BIN fhrDsah
the NfW York rlfy council. ~h.eh
rnaii rive a. a ffartisf company :
group ~ perpetual ffspchises The
passage ~ that bin would ~ a rfrai
psrnniarf Ftir for many parties while
a fics abe eiif ~ forever 70 that rofn-
petition 1T franchises would H. an
known Election H. near ~ hand. ana
IN ioeEinr about feF a pniiahle csrdid
ate Ter M maSorsntr. who could -
handled younK Garrison Wh0 has
Earned fsf himself a large fofinas. r.
selected ~ ne moss llkely man The
ftpr2 man "a IN love With the rlfff ~
me fiuapcltr. ana shs has told him
that before she could Bfpmins 20 be-.
come hin wife. be must Prove hiueff
and do something. The mnYoraiff u
hin opportunity W. acefEtt tle MN
ration. and after 4 elronx fieht ~
elected The ffenrhite BIN 81 the reurrf
u lime passes me epgncii and comes
~ me msyor Tor hls alEpafaFe sius
Garrison. realizing ,hat y a. q stea1
sfeaofasfiy refuses 20 sign All soffs
~ pressufs a brought 20 bear. and for
time 4 would appear that HIS ccurEs
would cntt him not enly mia sweefheafs
her entire fortune. pg7 tsks bef ffcfn
him IN M ena stricl Sontsty pfofes
10 ~ me pesg policy, ara dsegt,e OBJ
sta,irs. whirh seem almost lntDfntonnf-
aAle. OAfTlson wina hlr sweetheart
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-19
NOTICE

~. 'aNes for thc year 1874 are nov
Al, 80 PAYABLE az the office % n.
y. Michigan. City Secretary
- Afre-st a.sr~e an
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-19

Turkey fof THANKSGIVING o. a.
Watts Phone 80 ana starr street
1oi
tdywsissmenfl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-19
CORPUS CHRISTIANS WILL
VISIT klEBERC' equity FAIR
Wary Me"sbsrs - Commercial Cub
ard Others VIII &c % ssnes~ias
fesas.


NinsSsilie to-day WIll ~ tn mecca ~
several scorc eusire~s men q corpus
NhfAsii ~hc are ioafne, linz a. tAe kie
esrN eounts oapiiai for me pnri,tsr 81
Ntehaiur shc serNnd aAnusl faif ~ ftr
new cpunty = "a Caldwell Socr.tnt,
Arthur Hrd a uNmhef ~ other official.
sud members - the Commercial Club
4ian sp make me trio and many othsta
Hnci4dirf a lslt tpftukl.nE "a utnter
tourists n ihe rtN viii iaurac, al
kiresNlie O. spend thr dsN
The cNeofripnssis VIII frANt al %
this mufNins over ihe fsiscs anl,ine
m ample une Cor trcakfav at kinss.
siii', rhc return iti4 uiil BE- nade an
'hr vascular night train sfecial
rna0diur rats uf n sart And third Is
Pa 'itsci for the das
srsietsrt Arthur stated iast niehi
that ihe Commercial tlnt Nln have
ia'is uftN al its members visit klnss
ths TODAY should the weather he .,.s,,
iair'N k,.d and BE- Is rrunahlt that a.,
number viii boz considerably Increased
.abo,r nis estimate
h'pDfts frsm Nioasxlle state tht
thr FAIR wheh smurd stheria, 10 Is
nummrf ana is well worth ,iaiiias
fsYrralih iuicrtsilhg az, ere aerfrlti
torpl ana i've sosok e-abiia
~ Sos hsn ar rohHiflr cav supply
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-19

FIah and ayFiFfh delivered. 'rhnnf
So ~ soz TAYLOR street ! T.. KANT
Ner SCI
fkHffrfirenfHal
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-19
Weddings


p-,-e dorrer.
Miss Hard Price u Corpus christi
and g. e Horner ~ Laredo were mar =
ried in San Antonio Monday evening ~
3 O'Clock. the Reverend Homo OF ih'
Travis pafk Meiha-iisi church ~ san
Antonio officiating
Tho wed6lne was a quiet affaif there
being present only a few friends ana
relatives. Mrs a. ~ Borner = La
redo. Mr. y D. Graham - t"fp's
rhrisia Miss Roma Skeen Mr. snd
Mrs. A. Griesrnheck and Mrs hoy
Hurnei ~ san Antonio.
The couple viii be- az homo after ~
cerbef isi in Laredo. where Mr. nor
ner \. in the drug business.
caller ~ aufhraiirity IN Sss&
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-19
:: City News in Brief =


fhsre will bel no session Of county
t'aft t9a4s tHi' Iin"n WIZ ht'rn'
ias hithrft ''0.t i"f ana court i"l
hey Miller trpisur,r Gnss,,t
ai mum either eli, and couuit
oiiigials alsH p Goo mako thc uip %"
kns0lc toil
me regular weekly meeting OF the
.ommer'i'l '' titer tors Slated i'i
'.hisn' Pos been postponed on Hcs"nh'
attending tse Nle.err County Fair
a Van Cieave will be toastraster
ia> r"-..A "'"Ni, luncheon "'
W hp'afN 'HH ihr Nuec'e iioi'i
'a.'raa oi tan dauai set speed h's'
n'u'peiH ~ inc ciHn VIII discuas
.,s'n Y sniir'-r nr - ~ Sloln
afn only $500 .a selected this morn
rs
ne regular monthly meeting Of the
re'sr' Iea'he Association of the
.eaifal School thlt Nas 90 have been
~ thif afiornoan has been postponed
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-19
ON LOCAL CR|DlR0N
BtEV|llE HIGH WON
FROM LOCAL TEAM
GAME or YESTERDAY RESULTED
IN SCORE OF % TO O.
tnd Runs Ter raeehds~ns ene Field
oeal Niek Melted SSere. co. Via.
tsrs--sQaAetl'ns Marred Game.

ffleen a. reshint with c,sr,as
christi tliNh AZ ne little cod ~ thc
coHut tells ths stprN ~ Yesterday
sAtne ai l.caFar i'afR between the Han
NehVa tcams ,i liccNiNe ana Cuigan.
christi Also it mleht ~ adapd thar
thc same ~@e pie,r,i enid almost c.,o.
slant wrnnrhNH hcfNeea the plaNer.
Ani "a times dirrotrd towards the ~.
NciHls tud ir ttg iarp ~ y .llu uisid
ihsi rendered thv iaoais toipless Whfu
the, attempted The uee ~ the forward
pass Va which tyfrus rhrsll dufinN
Tie pfeHrni scason has rNcsnr1
h~rNilir deserved g. Nlu bow ever itr
the lads frpw ihr ofangs sriwius sitN
PLAYED al eNN THAT ihfnUEhauf thc
s'osnn has w.,H fof them sistaYs after
VICTORY with nNi Is slnslt Jcffht 60 ~
rNuut The si.llsf ~ufk of Nuti and
Simoiids who ry CLEVER ana fast cnh
tNNs scvfet inuthhOVna ftfoinef with
"a dificun Gold seal ffum the uecNlnc
ten NNri hns hN Nustn Nrrr fasiurr
Vihi proved che bis stNmhlinf hlsicS fsf
ihc iacals
Corpus christi piaNca q fast eafnr
outNeiehvi and handicapped ht ihV
STRONG winds ihr lncalt liaYsd fhc
same si1le Vi loUtran OfffffA hf ms
Nisiioln and az innct mEde fosti eaiur
ns hiiing the limos sna afaln ty END
runs hat ilesNiiie guards WoFt st hand
a. oncoh me advance o. ths c.Massns
station
The Ftra, Touchdown.
NcfNillr mAay their first inuthdhsh
in the ur-i quarter Mk minutes after
rlaA WAS osilet Corpus StfisN had
rlekcd iha nnrih sosl and h, short
fHina nce,iNs bad advanced to the
iognis Fifteen fatd hno when captain
S'mOns madr puritt end ran ana
s0ufri touchdown. Ausfiu nuri 60
sick tnai
noeNiilc soareh twice ln ho fourth
quarter Three points were scurrd
WHEN Austin placed hrAutlinl dt,tp
Slick from the loesis ten Nard lime tho
plHA helnF thr nrNt 81 iia kind mnds
nn ihr lt'cpl Frdir'n duunf 1ho present
sHasnn
Nuu addod iauchdnWn when ne
shif'ed The corpus Christi field ~ "a
preu} twenty sarA ran Austin aaain
fuiirt ca hict goal
isa the iocnls ilitle. narueit Aahhi.
and Coleman plnyra Hwrii ball i,f
thr visitors Nimnn- Nuli aaa ilifhY
Htarr.d
The linruN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-01-12
Declare for Clean
Cities to Aid in
Race Betterment.

Battle Creek, Mich, Jan. 11.-Race
Improvement sermons were delivered
in practically all the Battle Creek
churches today by delegates who are
here attending the First National Con-
ference on Race Betterment.
Among the speakers were: DIR. Gull
ford Fl. Sumner, secretary of the
Iowa State Board of Health; Graham
Taylor of Chicago and DIR, j. N. Hurry
of Indianapolis.
THE cure-all doctor, the exclusively
pil-and-potion doctor, the advertising
uuack, the so-called drugless healer of
human ills, or the medical libery
league men are not the modern, scien-
tific doctors of the medical profession
declared DIR. Sumner.
EVERY city should undergo a thor
ough cleaning often" he~ said, and
all refuse matter should be cremated.
Dumping grounds are pest houses for
the Matching of germs. No city should
be accounted clean until its ordi-
nances require every cellar door to be
widely opened to the sun and air and
the cellar itself thoroughly cleaned
DR.. Sumner made special reference
to the danger of tuberculosis troubles
1.-The consumptive whose traits no
professional acumen is required to rec
ognize," he declared, "sits beside us
in unventilated street cars and at no
tel tables, wholly unrestTained ana IN
nocently ignorant that he or she may
be sowing the seeds of disease among
delicate women and children.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-01-12
Three Needless Fire
Alarms On Sunday.

Three needless alarms were regis
tered at the Central fire station be-
tween noon Saturday and supper
time Sunday evening. The first came
at 100 Saturday afternoon, still
alarm for call to the residence of H.
H. Bryant, 16 Park, for the burning
out of a fuse in a fiatiron. The house
became filled with smoke, and the
occupants, thinking there was a fire
between the partitions, called for fire.
men from the Central station. No
trace of a fire could be found when
the men arrived.
Box 122 was rung in at $50 p NJ.
for what was believed to be a fire in
the gymnasium of Coburn Classical
Institute. A passerby saw a flicker
ing flame through one OF the win
dows and rushed to a box. The ap-
paratus from the station arrived al
most before the last blasts on the horn
had been sounded. One Of the electric
light wires in the girls dressing room
off the gymnasium had become short
circuited and caught fire. 1t burned
in two. One end fell to the floor and
that was all there was to the fire. 1t
was not necessary to use even a chem
ical.
A small chimney fire at the Tozier
house on the Plains near Redington
street Sunday afternoon gave the fire
men a third call. A chemical did the
trick. No damage.