The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-02

learnings and ths professors OF civics
have read Ad4A Smith and other
eminent authofs a civil government
until they ent4tain very little doubt
Of their abilij to solve at least a
majority of TIE knotty government
ial problems. 4 The solution of the
complex probl4ms confronting organ
lied society tteg believe to be the
peculiar province of the school
master. TheApreacher ne believes
That the ehulch under his leader
ship could h4ten the millennium if
the world wtiId deliver the reins
Of governmenRinto the proper hands.
The doctors Relieve if only their
views were he6rd in the government
there would 4 so much sanitation
that food and raiment would be
matters Of secondary consideration.
The lawyers iaIow that their supe-
rior knowledgA OF the laws pecu-
llarly qualifies9 them TO conduct the
public businessman 1t can be safely
said to the cr&siit Of their shrewd-
ness they lack Avery little of doing
it, The vast horde OF what are
usually called 4he common people
have been maktg strenuous efforts
to understand 4 something of their
own rights in Tie distribution or
governmental privileges. From the
tenor Of Mr. Riots address / UNI
derstand that IL proletariat have
nnseated busine* aud are now in
the saddle Thf condition does
not suit Mr. Rod and his kind
They are Wiling for the common
herd to vote according TO directions
and pay the taxeS bur do not think
the people safe idasters when per-
mitted 10 exercise their own judg-
ment. If it is 4ct that the peo-
pie are in the sad1e suppose we let
them alone Thew will make mis-.
takes but the loagEr they rule the
better rulers they Vii make.
I. A. Conner fron@Red Oak !, who
Went to San Augels, / am told. is
gaining strength AID flesh. His
many friends hope soon to greet
him back home fully repaired.
= J. II. Davenport OF Nash is no
mere. No more Wig we hear his
cheerful laugh or lisssn TO his side
splitting anecdotes. q have lost a
faithful friend and fsthink good
husband, father and e neighbor is
IA ssed from his place among men
lie was sufferer for fS months but
was cheerful 10 the 81 and was
game when the summon came.
Goodby. Flaw YOU can not come
back, it is possible tlsat we may
know you again. If II we viii live
over old times and getfas much out
ai the future as is in store for us
Mrs. J. c. Cmbertsor4and daught-
er. Miss Addie. came ID from Jones
county Saturday to visit old friends
and relatives for a few Saws. W. A.
y itherspoon returned rpm q tour OF
s. est Texas and Oklahor4 lest week.
While gone he visited "A W. MeCue,
ex-sheriff OF Ellis county. near Hen
r.etta. He said Win Nas getting
along pretty wen being nTing on his
own farm. Mr. Witherspoon's son.
Lawrence. has boen attending a
school at Euids Oklahoma
Hc enjoys the distinctio9 OF makins
REQ IN his final mathetatieal ex-
animation Ellis eounfH Is a good
place Tor the prodnctio3 OF smart
BOYS and smart and pHtly girls.
John q. Marks was herA from his
arm near Nash Friday Bud got on
.hc Enterl rise list. III. Gates
uas here from Waxaha ie sat
ardag D. r. Ward j. Waxa-
.aehie 3 said send Il Il us. Gene +
Is good fellow One the SONS
BIZ Mr. and Mrs G. H. ipper had I
hc Enterprise sent 90 s sister. /
,les Pearl Osom. "a salem.
rtzas. aiways have lnda liked 4
Pas Skipper family bar " saws
lss sat ~ BIS meat r. Morgan 4
in frnm Md'atb.n Saturday
af pfeal amae ever .ese hana-