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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03

Check the Measurements
Leg depth width of seatswitt those any SELL
ing from $1,000 $14oo-you find this big
we'll immense efficiency. up-to-datc
body design left hand other features
the highest priced
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-06
MoDIsRN BNNktUs.

IN An adjoining column today is
an artist, about "rhc New Bank
= 81 from thc Philadelphia North-
American. which gives uu interesting
picture Of th- evolution of thc bank
ing business and of the modern de-
yelopmeut Of the up-to-datc banker
He not only knows credits but De b.
up ana doins thinsH to advance those
credits, individually and collectively
lie is looking to the progress of the
community aud tu the individuals ln
the community H. has Hn ESQ Co
new means Of development and
wealth creation. re is ]iutrudu,lug
new crops new farming methods
tnanoiug them when necessary and
when the, are sound And o. .s not
philanthropy. but straisht business
for he knows that increased produy-
tiuu. better methods short cuts GO
success hy his Individual ,neutf and
hia .ommuuit, means 20 bisg,r bet
trr bank
o. bee ,nruuriE.nr rn uni. chat mot
"niy 'h, larger 1HuEs Of tine larger
rfi,a and towns Uf Sow M,Ni.H are
Keeping right up with th, pru.,tdu
Ir uuuaiug methods but that Boa tbo
smaller towns. thr urv idga has taken
hold In several IT thc dry farm
t'.upus me nauScre have uceu tnc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-06
oN Tun. wIIu

OAN m BE mere coincidence that
ON thu dag colonel Theodore
Roosevelt reached thu iclc-
slaph wiz. ON his return from thc
vildH ~ The uuucr Amazon. George
W Perkins, managing Progressive M
charge. should issue e. statement that
there win be- q Progressive %organlza
ton IN every city. gount,. town til-
lasc and hamlet in these United
states
The man Of destiny ,s ON the wire
again. and while hc does not expect
TO hc back in the United States hciorc
midsummer. his whereabouts during
the Intervening weeks VIII not be-
left In doubt. Already speculation is
rife as to what part the colonel Will
take In the fan campaign Already
his more ardent admirers ore assert
ing that his return 70 America ancr
his pcrilous Journey into the un-
known. In the interest of science will
Nv ~ AN' iNN'Af W 81 nv NiiN NNNllNN'NN
az entry into his native land while
the Colonel enemies arc sp%itcfuiy
asking 10 the now ioblcss rough riders
will line mp 90 the dock ls they did
on the occasion ct his other return,
laden with the hunors uf e. dozen
kings. VIII the Coloacl rush into tn,
cause Of Pinchut NJ Pennsylvania and
Beveridgo In Indiana or will he
from the privacy ct the associate cdi-
toriai sinctum preach the faith and
not the man WIN he seek Co equal
the literary productivity IF Air TAFT
90 will hc cunfinc himself To- the an
mails Of the adventurous discovery of
the Pauhates These, and dozens OF
other speculations are being voiced
BY political leaders and editor,
throughout the hand
But let us possess our souls with
patience. The man of destiny b. OF
the wire. The best little press agent
that ever da2zled thc American PEG.
pie has beer sick but Is ncv rccov,
cred The Colonel win let us know
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-06

need for a concerted effort on their
part to prevent the planting Of poor
cotton seed throughout the south by
telling the planters where good seed
may bee had and instructing them In
termination tests.
In oklahoma the sending ~ by
the state hant RS association to every
farmer the fouowing letter;
The time Tor planting In almost ut
hand ana immediate action De- ncccs-
sary. In order that the farmers
may be informed where good seed
can be had IN oklahoma Cnnd that
means i've TO ten bushels moro yield
per acre than importing 10 we in
close two forms Tor YOU To ill out.
one Tor seed your community has To
sell. the other for seed your Cnmmu-
nifty wants To buy, when these forms
have been returned we will toll YOU
whore you can buy what you want
and sell what YOU have"
Yes. the bankers OF oklahoma have
some into the seed business. A,d
the bankers IT several other states.
inCludirg one or two far-sighted
groups in Pennsylvania are begin
ming To- bank ou the soil' by doing
practical work Tor and with the farm.
UTs.
The ICED for this II 50 immediate
and widespread that such examples
cannot bc loo quickly cmulatcd hS
city and country banks everywhere
In e recent review of the banker,
opportunities IN agriculture, 4. u
,Coburn, the famous secretary 81 IN,
Kansas state board Of agriculture
who is now rounding out q term oI
well-nigh invaluable service. said.
Nowadays trained brains are ~
premium IN agriculture az else.
whore. How II the farmer Co prop.
crly treat a sick soil " he cannot ~
%agnosc It's ailmcnt? How Is he {,
guard against dry weather rs h,
doesn't know the method most Ger
tain to rob the drought of It's ter
%rors? How Is he going to make mca
and milk most protiiably Il hc does
MT know feeds and how To- feed?
In this needed education the bank
ler may be a most influential factor
Every banker ia the furai district
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-06
Great Trials Of History
IMPEACHMENT on WILLIAM moUNT.


TliE FIRST trini and lmpcach-
mcut In the United states after
a the formation uf our govern
mcnt was hat OF William BlOuut,
during the presidency Of John Ad-
AIMS ON July o 1906 President
Adams sent to congress u number Of
papers On the relations of the United
states and Spain Among them was
% letter from United states Senator
Elount of Tennessee 90 an Indian
agent among the Chcrokccs, from
which IL appeared that BlOunt was
ougagcd In a conspiracy to transfer
Sew orleans and the n~eighboring
territory from Spain Co Great Britain
boy means of "a British fleet and "a
land force TO be furnished by Blount.
ON receipt OF his Information tho
house gave Blount notice OF is inten-
ltiou to impeach him The senate at
first put him under $4,000 bonds to
appear Tor trial, uut afterwards cN-
PEELED him on july O. His suretios
then surrendered the senator to the
senate but he was again released ON
decreased ball. The whole OF the
next session from November 10, 1897.
To- July 10. i79S. hardly suffered Tor
the preparation ct the five articles OF
Impeachment, which were prepared
to brine him 20 trial on December
"a 1898
Bluuut, who In the meantime had
been elected 10 the senate of his
state. did not appear, but his coun-
sci pleaded: First, that as senator
ne was not a civil officer liable u
Impeachment. and, second. hat since
his expulsion. ne was ne longer 2
senator The senatc sustained ths
first plea. and Blount was acquitted
Tor want OF jurisdiction.
The ground for the Impeachment
ct senator Blount was based on tn
following clauses from the constitu'
ton: The president. vice presiden.
and alI clvii officers OF the Unite,
States shall be removed from office
ON impeachment for and conviction
cot treason bribery. or other higi
iCrimcs and misdcmeanOrs.
Judgment in cases OF impcach
mcpt shall not extend further than L
a removal from office and disquaiin
cation To hold sad enjoy n offic,
honor. trust or profit under tn,
United states. But the party con
,ictcd shall. nevertheless. be liabl
and subject to Indictment |accordinl
to law"
Upon this constitutional clause !
was G,,ided to consider the case
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-06

OF nr ngrp and under o. the
f,llHvlu.
Ilfcgo EaHa who has been at
Washington d.s.resius Mozioan mat
t'is knows Hucrta and villa and %
Got OF thosc other disu,tnr,s that are
contributing Co the rolsn of blood and
iiut BOO th, r,puuIiD noNt door Haga
i- 90 uo,y, rot. svItthy ,umpl'Xioucd,
-InN -spcuhins lawyer. who hangs hi.
s.ru go Nnuuu,rHu, y looks
over the M,Nl.au border times now
and then dfcaJs Villa as hc would e.
rattlosnako m his bunk and dufts
into Washington o. prugu,c before
co.., Supreme court OF the United
States tie appeared before the scO.
.rot3rtcs 90 state and uf war Boo an e..
Tort Goo secure the release OF General
Josr Yuoz Snluznr now Iu the M'Ni-
can detention camp nt Fort Bliss
Texas Hapa once was and be- eoing
.tp bc again. % a|audidat, Tor yougrcss.
Hc SAYS hat Vili, never buys cattle.
uut sells them that Darranza Be-
scared Co. death of Villa and that
Villa is 10 natural born bandit
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-06

Blount but as Il was "A misdcmeanor.
the sessions at the first session ct
the fifth congress adjourned on
July 10. but the committee that had
been appointed To and re-
port TIE ease for trial against the
senator was authorized to sit during
the recess of congress.
The second session Of the Fifth
congress wac begun iu Philadelphia.
which WAS the capital al the time.
on November i3, aud among the
first things that was done was to
take up the question Of the Blount
impeachment The house considered
the question until the following Feb
fuary Z. when the findings were
carried to the senate by Representa-
ti,cs sitgrcavcs, Bayard, Harper.
Gordon. Pickpcy, Dana, SewaH.
Hosmor. Dennis. Evans and linley.
who were appointed to conduct IN"
said Impeachment.
The purport OF the five articles
was AS follows. T.. That Senator
Elount had contrivcd 10 set on foot
a military hostile expedition In the
Floridas and Louisiana against
Spain IN order to wTest this land
from that country. .. That he, IN
disregard OF the treaty between this
country and Spain, conspircd 10 cx-
cite the Greek and Cherokee Indians
living within the territory To- COM
meucc hostilities against Spain.
g. That Blount had tried a.
ALLEVIATE these tribes of Indians from
their tricndlincss to benjamin Haw.
kins, who had been appointed by the
president as temporary agent. 4. Thai
ne had tried To seduce james Carey
the governments Indian Interpreter
in Tcnscsscc. To assist In the promo
ton and execution of his criminal con.
spiracies. O.. That ne impaired tn,
Influence OF The United States by cx.
citing the Indians against the gov.
crnment's representatives who hat
been sent to mark the boundar,
lines between the United States aue
the Cherokee nation.
when Blount was expelled from
the United States senate the vot,
stood IS 90 !. Tazcwcil OF Virgins
voting mo ON January "a. 1873
the court then In session In Philadel
phta decided boy a vote of u to n
that as he was no longer a senate
they had no Jurisdiction lie wa
never spoken of as a traitor by tn,
people OF Tennessee. and was held Il
I high honor to the end of his days.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-06
rmE FERTILE MINI OF ~GAru.'


A VERY notable example Of fer
IA ulty uf composition has been
4 given u the newspaper ra-
rt,r % George Alfred Townsend
whose pen name was Gath Mr
Townsend ~ho died recently wrote
90 letter tor leading Journals that u,-
rrag,d dail, uom two tp four col
umus n length Re also wrote poo
ctry plays. stories histories and
works ui trl,r.
rlergs mon often complain. after
writing one sermon "a woek for q
period ct years mat they ,iu say
nothing new Yet most newspaper
cditurs ana writer's turn uut a column
or tVo daily wear lu and year out
and the public rtll nuds life aud
spic, u o.
MI Townsend luW az copy VAS so
enormous as to have fcw parallels.
stlL o. q man has the true spirit ~
Journalism, he can Do much o. pro-
mote fertility 81 thought 49, effort
"a come IN contact with interesting
people who have ideas hy constant
reading of books. newspapers and
magazine he can keep filled the res
eryolr nom which be makes a daily
dran 81 Ideas
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-06
No MORE WIN.

wv LIVE 100 au age pt achieve
M mcut 70 viii interest ,lti-
w 1cns OF Sew Mexico. just
at this season col thc year. Co learn
that the United states wrathcr bu-
rcau has OFFICIALLY abolished wind.
The cdict has gone forth. The deed
Be- done The ruling suggests u
made bN q certain religious sect last
year whcu % formally voted To- ahol-
ish the abode Of departed sinful souls.
There stll fingers some doubt as Ia
the result uf this vote. But there II
mo- doubt at an az To thc cdict OF the
weather bureau. There will be- no
moro wind untii the chief v ,hc
weather bureau changes his mind
Under tn rule nov effective. air
iu mouon zap To- thirty -four miles an
hour b. q breeze when Il exceeds
thrty-four miles it h q sale The
whole matter is settled ana wind.
now obsolete is delivered 10 the long
range forecasts In the "OII Farmer
Almanac ut course ono breeze dif-
fcrcth from another oreclc I'm glory
under The new order. Tor the brcczcs
are di,idcd nto light air. lisht brcczc,
gentle breeze, moderate breeze. fresh
breeze and strong breeze. and the
lgnlcs into moderate gallo. fresh gale,
strong gale. storm ana hurricane.
People may long, sometimes Tor the
uid-fashioncd wind, hut II will be- ol
no use. Wind is gone. except when
it appears IN poetry and is made Ia
lrhymc with Kind"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-06

should De an agricultural missionary.
n no other reason prompts him. even
sclfishncss should move him 20 act.
There are two reasons. hawover. why
the banker should exert himself:
one is that II IL good for him. aud
the other that Il IL good for the other
man.
by, making u stusy OF rural af-
fairs, he should be In u position TO
render excellent service 10 his farm
or clients, The banker can do a
great deal toward putting into eff
feet the county demonstrators or farm
adviser plea. lie can procure the
best advice obtainable and pass u
on His opportunities for this are
endless. and he is In q position to get
results
OF curse. II will not be easy To
convince a certain class OF bankers
that they should serve as mission
: aries IN auscs other than Z hose
which have to do with the distribu-
ton of unprecedented stock aud
bond issues and the making rightc-
OF reorganization schemes. But
already We have evidence Of a new
class consciousness among some
bankers and u decidedly praiscwor-
thy sense Of economic duty
So we hope that some day the
new banker may step frui the
cover Of the Banker Farmer into tho
midst ut the needs and aims of every
community IN the land, taking his
place with the producers who create
the wealth, upon which hts control
Of credit Is and always must D.
based.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-06
\ COMING MAN

n 7 NV o. thou BE- s interesting
N to 60 aWay from home aud
get the perspective pnc gen
sralIy learns something worth while
d is eaay Go take trips away when
ono has ao,eHs Goo man, newspapers.
Looking through fhe Houston tTeNasl
Post TODAY We find a speaking like
noss ~ Attorney Elfcgo BaCa OF Al
huqueTque lt reminds us that MT.
Baoa not ouly has q lucrative isv
practice a promisins gold mine and
h strangie-hoid on the Republican
nomination tor congress. but that he
is rapidly sainins national rep'i"-
ton The Houston Post 81, nut one
81 many papers printing h photo
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-06
|i'IINCTIC " WO.Ik

TliE United states forest service
ia taking e very piactiyal and
efficient course In making dI-
rect appeal To- campers, spurtsmon
and others who viii frequent the ma
uuuul forests of the southwest duriuE
the hummer months 90 aid tho service
IN preventing forest hrcs There are
hundreds of Ncw Mexico people who
viii spend part of the summer iu cot
near one ut the national forests the
Pcgus. the I"mcz. cor Others which 30
time are going to become great aga.
.tional play grounds By care iu theft
own fires hy cooperation with the
service 40 reporting fires due To care
l@cssncss by others. by general Coz
operation tho woods visitors can he
of great service 40 the state.
u the forest service had done moth
ing else ia would have Justified Ds
existence and its expense To- the go,
orumcnt ny the saving it has effected
in checking destruction of timber bog
lire
Al of us who 60 lutu the woods
during the dty hot months viii bc
.doiug our simpl" duty iu ohscryiug
strictly the rules Of "a, service aud
900 complying with Its request FOR co-
operation The rcmains NJ the nro
over which w' juyfuliy bruil ID trout,
Ia D1rrIoss match or cigarette stub
mRy cause f. condensation which Will
.dO dlm1s, uumr1vurablp 20 D. just
1s easy to Iu careful
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-06
The New Banker

philadelphia North-American).
Years ago mia Middle west coun-
,ty seat, surrounded by thousands OF
acres Of that deep. black soil which
mothers the finest corn on earth. We
know a. banker
lie was a ciose-mouthed old fell
y low. croppled by rheumatism and
is iruu-barrcd banking house, on
the east side u the public square.
was not q vcry busy place five days
ln the week, Tor few OF the towns
business men were numbered among
his dcpositors.
pn Saturday. however except in
plauting season and at harvest time.
ia was crowded until late az nisht
I ~ an groups of farmers who chin
ned" together while waiting to see
the president or formed a circle
around him when once In a while he
stepped outside his money cage.
And on saturdays his banker was
far from cluse-mouthcd. All day
long and aha evening he would tax
With his farmer patrons. That was
before the uty of scientific farming.
bat he WAS J common sense expert
when Il came to agriculture. Aud
every week he would drive "A nice
ioggy old family horse over the same
route he had followed for more than
twenty years. IA and out among n"
big aud lltuc farms, stopping now
aud then 10 ..4" up a field or orchard
and scaticrInH pithy advice aud
warnings as Do. journeyed.
This weekly trip was the chief
guide 90 Iuaus and discounts. II
: gained FOR hm the title OF the 'cir-
cuit-riding btuker." and as hc hap
pened to hc disciple Of John Wee
lcy, this Was silly reshaped n the
more allitcI4tye Methodist money
changer
lie seldom COX notice Of the Jokes
cracked at Docs expense, but just
went on building up a mighty COM
Portable fortune for those times and
rarts. and .denlally. building up
uhe strungos. ftFm structure in that
r.Tt Of the af te. Once, when t@it-
90 ny e friendly competitor for his
plaU and-hafIpw policy he said:
have % t.Yr own way, Silas. bui
when .ou start that boy Of yours out
10 make hs HE. m. don't forget 10 tel
hum hat th, oils the safest thing
20 bank
OF couIs, mere were in his dog
u,her count. bankers who realised
tho Fundamental importance Of this
source Of food raiment and shelter
and others sibce have lived. HuI
only within few years-the last
three on tuuI 10 be eXact-have msn
az the head uf our big city banks
come 60 ans aing like an adequate
appreciation Il their dependence
upon and th..r responsibility In hi,
matter uf soil.
Hcra lu Philadelphia ten weeks az,
was held an agricultural cOnferenc,
and corn snow. under the auspices al
the Corn Exchange National bank ol
this city ana In an address there
made by Charles 8. calwell presideh
OF the institution which sponsored
The gathering We mud a clearly de.
fined "a highly promising syn OF
fined ana highly promiing sign Of
Ne ata here TO consider a nov
banking system. Not merely a sys.
tcm Of getting deposits and makinl
leans, but a hanklng system Of help
fulness.
"This moyenient Is not new. som,
bankers la the west nave been vers
active along these lines, but here IN
ths east, until lstely. we have been
overlooking the farmer, n0twith-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-06
IIcnl,h a Enctnr IN suc,r.s.

The largest factor contributing Ia
% nuns SUCCESS IN undoubtedly
health II has been observed that a
man is seldom sick when his bowels
are rcgulnr-hc Is never we'll when
they are Constipatcd. For constipa-
ton you will lid nothing quite so
good as Chamberlain's Tablets They
not only move the bowels, but i'm
prove tho appetite and strengthen the
digestion. They are sold by all drug
RiEts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-06
Note tu Farmers Buy THIS CuW aud
Hrtgst 4 Herd.

"A IN kansas city Journal. For
Salc-Fulihlooded COW, giVing four
gallons 81 milk. three tons Of hay. a
Dot ot ,htCN,as and six cases oi cggs
Q
EUROPE always said HAT the
United Stftos didn't know the \ u -
OF diplomacy
WONDER Il the railroad ad aoys
have sent out plates for that granu
old adj "Spcnd Your Vacation o.
Colorado
WILL Nj Carncgl. please tell us
Why tho boys run Go col e. pt
heads over th, manglcd remains "i
sixteen marines Killed In battle. anG
put the m%odlations 81 the mcdiators
Uu the want od pagot
o
so SOONER rs the Mexican .itu'-
! tlun relieved than we rush hcadlou-
D into the English amateur golf cham
piouship.
ENGLISH physicians are inlcstiEa'-
ing the discovery 81 an alleged c1re
/ Tor tuberculosis by means Of the m %
nominated gases generated iu the pro-
durtiou Of magEots Tor fish bslt
Sounds iis, 10 would be pleasant 90
take.
o
HTERTA haHEs on tu the job lik, 90
holdoNcr Republican.
3
WE LEARN Indirectly via the un-
per Amazon. Barbados n Madrid,
that r q. intends to drop In on Sew
YORK the latter part 81 this month.
Even q great general cannot keep his
movements secret bon this modern age.
o
THERE r. A reminiscent tone fp
some 81 lhc current com mcnt on the
colonel that Is highl5 out Of pln e.
applied 10 re- man just reaching the
period 81 fun maturity and greatest
usefulness 90 his fellow men.
d
SUPPOSE you were Uncle sam anu
had just spent 500 600 bones in GET
ting squcsling refugees out of the
Jaws of death; and suppose just az
soon a. the draEon quit roaring ana
splitting hre to get lts breath. tho
hole bunch walked right back into
said Jaws What would you thlnA
/ of u?
.-E-
1T Is now said that villa IL "a ma
| live of naIflmara RIM ha N.N .sf.r.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-06

Mistress Bridget this pie Is aw-
fll And YOU told me YOU could bake
as good pies as any cool Ia Boston.
Bridget-So 1 can, mum. But all
the ladies I eve worked Cor mixed
the pies themselves befOIe 1 baked
en-, mum.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-06

J. b. l',cr has Just completed his
o,uDrcf" ana. IL is itXi9 feet hy -
inches deep lie also has q wooden
tauk Clovis Journal