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The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1915-08-05
OUR PRESIDENT

greatness than the results that
follow these activities. There
must be certain endowments to
enable one to achieve greatness.
There must be iniatlve and con-
strucoive ability, force of charac-
ter, high moral purpose, zeal,
patience persistence and sublime
faith in oneself.
Never was there finer exam.
pie of inlative ability than when
the Princeton professor emerged
from his quiet retreat and
faced his fellow citizens from
state to state proclaiming the
New Freedom. So strongly, so
clearly were Mr.. Wilson's argu-
ments presented that all the
people heard him gladly and
hopefully. A Wilson following
sprang up like magic. The
National Democratic Convention
registered the choice of the party
and the people at the polls rati-
fled that decision.
Great things have been &C.
complished during the first
half of President Wilson's ad-
ministration. The legislation
of the last Congress was the
most important in the history
Of the country. That legisla-
tion was suggested and urged
by the President. Congress was
held together by a master hand
and actually compelled to enact
this legislation.
Ridicled by adversaries as the
school master of Congress, he did
not control both houses but main.
tained the respect and good will
of those who answered the roll
call. Greater than his party, he
reversed the platform upon which
he was elected and made Con.
gress vote against Panama toll
exemption.
Senator Simmonds, referring to
the constructive work of Cong
ress, initiated by the President,
said:
During no year of our history
and under no administration has
so much that makes for the peace,
the happiness, the welfare, the
greatness and glory of our com
mon country been accomplished
as during the last year"
Here are summed up few of
of the great measures urged
by the President and passed by
Congress.
A banking and currency bill
with reserve banks throughout
the country to prevent panics
and tightness of the money
market.
A tariff act to reduce the high
cost of living.
Income tax, transferring the
burden of taxation from the Door
man to the rich-an equalization
of the burden of taxation.
Amendment to the Constitu-
tion made effective, whereby
Senators are elected by the peo-
pie.
A railroad to open up Alaska.
Treaties with thirty govern
ments, deferring hostiities for
one year where disagreements
between nations arise.
The Clayton Antitrust Bill,
preventing interlocking dIrec-
tors, stock watering, discrimina-
tion In price and control by one
corporation to prevent competi-
tion.
Parcel post and rural delivery
perfected.
Not only have these impor-
tant things been accomplished
but owing to the wisdom and
caution of the President we
have been kept out of war with
Mexico. Watchful waiting"
that was ridiculed by those who
wanted to precipitate war, has
proved to have been the best
policy.
The greatness of President
Wilson has been further shown
by his dealing with Germany.
When the Lusltania was sunk the |
situation was tense and danger.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1915-08-05

If you want a long time loan
on improved farm land apply to
us.
Chesterfield Loan & Ins. 90.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1915-08-05

Every Girl" with Mary Full
sr. and "Uumasking," with
Sidney Ayres and Edna Maison
Thursday night.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-05
LEGAL NOTICE.

Department o. the Interior. United
States Land Office, santa Pc, Sc"
MsNicu. September TO. 1913.
NutiCc E hereby given that tine state
of Sew Mexico. under the provisions
OF the aet r. congress OF June 20.
1898. and June 90. 1910. and the acts
complimentary and amendotory there
io uus made application for he tOl-
o. Hp described uuappropriated. uon-
mineral public lands, as indemnity
school lands:
List so. C512. Serial 02i709 VIZ
NWh sEA NWh, Sis NEh. sW =
M SEA. Sec. 2K Wa NWH, SEA
NWA NWh sWh SOC. 49,. r. 10 a.,
y. 4 T.. n. ~. Mcr. 600 acres.
List 80. GblT Serial 02f7tO Els
SEN Sec. 10. r. Q *, r Z g., y. ".
Mer. so acres.
The purpose OF this notice Is 10 al
low an persons calming the land adj
versely. or desiring to show IL 20 De
mineral in character an opportunit,
10 nle objections 10 such location OF
reIectlon with the register ana recev'
~ Of the United States land orice nj
santa Pc. n. NJ. and "a establish theil
Interest therein. or tho mineral char
acter thereof
FRANCfSCo DElAiApo,
REGISTER, United States Land Once
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-05

IN whore angels fear to tread some.
times leads on 20 victory. But there
i5 no place Ga such q field for
The kings ~ thought, who WACO
contention with their times
decay.
And OF tlo past are all that win not
pass away"
Given am army well equipped for
service, and q clear, quick eye 10 the
typography OF "A country To a man
so confident that be- will risk an ON.
pire In a campaign and q campaign
An a battle. and we have the higher
qualitics NJ a great general.
Right here We nud a solution 10 a
mystery that has puzzled as through
the history Of all the vars. ana that
H. that In the host Of men killers
from Cain 20 Kaiser two only have
gone on record as thoughtful men.
These two are Julius Caesar aud Ma.
poleon %BOnapaTte. One left the Code
Napoleon and the other his Common.
taiies.-AthcHs Daily Messenger.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-05

There were seven heavens and sevcn
hierarchs of angels.
Seven had "a mystical Significance
among peoples who had no tradition
OF % %sevon-day creation. and this was
due 10 it's being indiyisible by n
number but itself and 20 its being a
combination of three lcalled By
Iythagoras the perfect number. rep.
%icseniing beginning. middle and end)
D iour, The square number.
Tue I~Nthagurcan idea about three
received confirmation whom the doc.
triuo ~ trinity Ia unity was promul.
gated by the early Christians. For
three is itself a. onCctrinity ana unity.
The number nine was endowed
with mysterious properties because
II d. the product OF three times three
perfection multiplied by perfection
10 see nine maFpics was remarkably
lucky. Nine grains OF wheat laid ON
q fuurloafod clover enabled one 10
see the fairies. -DetTOit free Press.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-05
The Life Line
The Woman Who "Has Had
a Great Shock"
Br LAURA kIREMAN

Her dearest friend has just died.
ITS been % great shock 10 mo" abe
tells us. She tells us this, though
her friend has been 40 over a yenrl
But We don't ask her what she
means; We know better than she,
herself. what She mcanu. we know
that she belongs 10 that pathetic
class OF human beings who are able
To know a thing, and yet not 10
realize II. All her lifu she has known
that death rs Inevitable. Yet, WHOM
II comes, she i8 shocked by Il. The
word shock refers not to an IN.
cNpectodly sudden death, but 10 an
unproparodnoss in her own CON
seriousness. She has gone through
life like a child, not realizing the un.
c%ertaiaty Of e.. and, consequently,
not using each day, as II zane. az
fully as she would have had slo
taken into consideration the fact that
u might easily be- her last. "But
thatc morbid she would have told
US, II we had tried TO awaken her
morbid 20 take facts into account
only blows can awaken her.
shes SttH plGyiHg tCiih her dolls
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-05
Intellect In Warfare

j. WE carefully oualyzc the mill.
t.." Ihility 800 iul that very lit
... of 30 is .ut.iI .tlaL.
lIn qualities that eco t4 mako "a sue.
G. Hlul .uHdcr OF men. either armed
or una|ucd are not intellectual, but
matters OFF temperament.
The s0.l reliant force no character
that never hu~aj,ites, uua iuparts to
others .ho |confdnu.a in,t N, ifs DOS.
s.ssof, 4. not the product OF brain.
on tHu contrary, thought i8 tho
greatest antagonist of cotton.
The more We know, the ips5 con-
hdcnco $50 have in our KNOWLEDGE.
Doubt tho offspring of study, ere.
Gtes distrlBt.
In tEe calculation OF chances ono
must ho quick 10 act
Tho road 10 military success Is III
by flashes OF lightning on scenes that
SHIFT as rapidly az the wave Of the
sen and no time is given the leader
OF men tor thought and study.
The prompt action that sends fools
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-05
Health Talks
Exploding The Gas Bubble
BY WILLIAM BRADY, MD.

alkalies which give on quantities OF
carbonic acid gas on contact with the
normal acid Of tho stomach. This
gas Is then belched with great relief
to the mind.
Persons subject 10 gallstoncs usu.
ally do not know II until an accident
like gladstone collie or jaundice oc-
ours, but for years they will drive
doctors to distraction by their de-
mands for a diet to prevent and
medicine to raise the gas.
II the doctor frankly asserts that
II r. OF no avail 90 get up the gas he
Is discharged forthwith.
Hence the gas bubble sails merrily
on unpuncturod.
George Bernard Shaw said Il.
a doctor dare not tell the truth.
lie had much rather write.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-05

many million years ago. but lay
IN a neglected and %dishcyelcd
condition entirely surrounded by
Pine trees until the early seventies
Ci the last century.
Il forms the northwest corner OF
the United States and makes this
country look as if someone had Bit
ten a chunk out OF Il I'm q moment
Of grent ill-feeling. u s. about 100
miles long. but Is so Uttered up with
islands that IL does hot appear TO be
very wide. 4 strong man can see
across IL anywhere. This. however,
IS because puget Sound is decorated
on both shores with mountains OF
great size and dignity. One OF the
-pleasantest tasks in America Is 20
stand nj Seattle or Tacoma and look
across Puget Sound 40 the Olympic
Mountains Owiugt0the fact thatthcy
are covered with fog In winter and
with forest FIRE smoke IN summer,
this is a rare privilege. Old settlers
In Seattle date events from the last
time they saw the Olympic.
Puget Sound Is q beautiful and
harmonious collection 0f waters. Il
S. famous for being the most peace.
ful body n water OF the globe. which
accounts for the p|isnomonal growth
Of Seattle and Tacoma. They have
been populated by travellers auo are
subject % aoaalchno,g and have gazcd
upon the calm souE3 waters after
having endured sl35 worth Of IN
health with tips extra ON the Atlantic.
The greatest forests left IN Ameri.
CO come down 10 the edges ol Puget
Sound and the luzs-suw and salmon
canncry work overtime along It's
EhoroB. Tho United States almost
went o. var over this collection of
wctucsa In tho forticl and then for.
got an about IL for thirty years.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-05
Current Poetry
Spells

There is n farmer who Is w
Enough 90 take his ZEE
And study Nature with his II,
And think OF what no &C.
He hears the chatter OF the JJ
As they each other TT.
And ees that when a tree DIX
IL makes a home for BIB.
A yoke ~ horses he viii UU
With many hawB and &C,
And their mistakes he will XQQ
when ploSing for mis- PIP.
Ho little buys. but much he sells.
And. therefore. little 90;
And whom he hoes his soil by spells
lie also soils his hose.
from the Messenger.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-05

when the laurel wreath was first In
vented, but we are Just as enthusiasts
tic. ~ enoourasc the STAINING con
testants ips, ~ much. we bet Sur colI
NJ root for the winner. IN much IN
same fashion. except as time ha
worked its miracles Of change.
Now prepare Tor the worlds series
for about next Friday the stars VII,
have won the pcnnants respectively
for Philadelphia In the Nationa.
league and for BOSTON In the Ameri.
can league Will meet In the final clash
that determines superiority on the
diamond. and not only millions but
actually tens OF millions 81 Americans
win stop ard participate. regardless
Of whore they may he. or how far
from the sound % the shouting. For
such II tho perfection Of the arrange
ments by which the news Is scattered
from the BAH park to the uttermost
corner of the country that the Herald
vii be able TO give It's readers the fun
cst details Of every same a few min
utes after 81 has boon played.
sporting writer's are Just now dis
ouaslng the relative merits oi the two.
teams and furnishing the dope by
which enthusiasts are supposed to hg-
uro out the chances OF ne final re-
suits. A. an followers ~ baseball
know. there are eight teams In each
OF the lcagucs that are represented in
the worlds series. These clGhs are
each supposed % have played 1856
games az the end Of the season, to-
morrow. which means that each team
has played % games with each OF the
other seven clubs IN It's league. nj
amy team had won all It's games, It's
percentage would have boon expressed
in the column as 1000. which is base
for perfection. As the clubs
this morning Boston &c the head
Of the American league has a percent
age OF zee. which means tina; IL has
won 30 games and lost 80. while Phil
adelphia heads the column in the Na-
tional league with $50, meaning that
II has won S. games and lost 81.
Instantly the question arises as to
whether that argues hat Boston ia a
stronger team than Philadeiphia. The
series will determine. hut n
the meantime Il might bee safe to be-
HAIRY OF sue percentage. They may
hat Boston is the strongcr club.
but they might also mean that Poston
has had weaker opposition IN the
American league than Philadelphia
has had in the National league. In
words, that one league is made
up OF more evenly balanced teams
than the other
The umpire will say play baI' IN
worlds series next Friday ot sat
urday. n as Don as one club has
won four gaines. we will know.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-05
BATTIsR

INTERNATIoNAL loans, the Euro
peHn war. Mexican bandits and
= local politics-oyerything but The
state fnir-are about 10 Doe showed
into the background while w. settle
the annual question recurring each
October. and prepare 10 award the
laurel wreaths 10 those VIC in our
twentieth century athletic contests are
worthy OF the honors True. We DO
not do this exactly after the fashion
Of the Olympian games that thriycd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-05
\ FRIEND 10 TIIE ORPHAN.

~ oVERNOR CAPPEE 81 Kansas
has just fsued a letter TO
county clerks insisting that
they do not humililte recipients of
pensions for widows by cllssifyiue
them MS 'paupcrs, In their conpcr-
satian ANA public reports.
Kansas has a very excellent widows
compensation law which provides sup
port for children N widows. ANA en-
ablcs the mother 10 keep the family
together In tho home, and 60 send
them to school This 81 not an cx-
travagance ou the part 90 the state.
Tor it would cost the commonwealth
more to support children in orphans
homes than it does by the pcnsionlur
method.
However. in a number of counties
che clerks have put Il stigma Of hu-
mination upon the plan boy clissifsIu "a
he hcneiiciarics O., the inv az 'puu-
pcrs There seems to 1o mo- law
;hst Governor Capper can bring to
bear 10 prohibit such a custom. but
the fact that he makes iusi.tcnt de-
mnnd upon the clerks wall probably
have the desired effect.
80 any rate there is 4,.lc doubt
that The entire pnpulacc WIi with one
accord ind0rsc tho governor Iu his
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-05

A MONG the exquisite pleasures OF
~ the human animal we should
number yawning, stretching,
snoring and cruetating gas.
Everybody loves to take issue with
a doctor.
You must eat this and that. tho
doctor ordera.
Oh. I can't digest this and that. tho
patient declares. IL creates 80 much
gas and | suffer ~dreadfully.
No matter what the trouble, or
whether there Is more or less gas
than physiologlcally should be pres
ont. the sufferer from digestive dis
~turbance invariably assumes that
the gas Is the cause OF any pain or
distress his ailmont may give him.
and that something % raise the
gas Is an Indispensable adjunct OF
treatment.
The unhappy fact Is that gas nsycr
causes pain or distress under anv cir
cumstancCs whatever. Conditions ac-
companying &, such as collie muscle
spasm) or excessive acidity (secre-
tory or formentativc) or innamma.
tion (gallstones, chronic appended.
lis. duodenal ulcer. etc.), often
enough dlstress the patient, but gas
itself never.
Things which happen 70 give re-
lief cOincidcnt with the expulsion Of
gas do SO by relaxing colicky spasm
Of the muscle wall OF stomach or
bowel, or by ueutrali2ing acids which
cause burning or pain. or by reliey.
ing the inaammatory condition IN
dgrlyfnr tho "~ludfragfion
Yet patients will refuse this and
that sound article OF diet, and insist
upon dosing themselves with this aud
that remod,, merely because they
are obscssed with the gas bubble.
Worse. they will nlbble az soda,
magnesium carbonate, and similar
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-05
RAILROAD

mas the dittiHctinH now ~
having more miles Of railroad in
~rcceivership within rs borders
han any other tate. since the NJ X.
a r. has Joined the recel, ership diyl-
sion. The disaster cannot be laid az
the door OF RECKLESS managers or
grating directors. II r. a death Of
credit due purely 20 lack q Income.
The road had reached a point some
time ago where II was impossible to
raise more funds through issue Of
capital stock. due TO the restrictions
on this in It's charter. Il. c%onsoquent-
~, was compelled 30 pile mp mortgage
debts These became 50 heavy that
the limit was reached here. then bor-
rowing on short term notes was the
last resource. and Insufficient income
10 pay these and continue interest
charges brought the road 20 It's knees.
During this period Of struggle the
road was constantly harasscd by state
i commissions ,snd FAXED with other
roads 10 get relief a rate increases
from the interstate commerce COM
mission.
Directors ~ the NJ, K. 4 T., the
Wall street journal ssyg hold not
only that the receiyershlp was ney-
table, but that they would have taken
a responsibility TO the security hold
ers they we're not warranted 90 taking
u they had delayed any longer the
application for "a receiver. They JUS
tify secrecy on the ground that tho
road lies Ia two federal court jurigdic-
lions, In which IL was necessary 60
obtain simultaneous action 10 prevent
the appointment Of n receiver UNI
friendly 20 the management and the
consequent disruption Of efficient OPP
Grafton. The Wall street journal
says.
while II is known that q Boston
holder Of upwards ~ $500 600 81 Mis-
soun, Kansas 4 Texas notes had taken
steps 10 bring suit against the road.
~" "''" ''e'''s'o
,p III PN's''o'" ""o
"',''' u"''r o P''''''i A'aa-
chuseits law upon moro than 100
1"lpiF anu "'n'i. WIN
~ =" "' N""sas " i'N'5
~ '"'' WV "'"''
~ =" '"' i''' pos 'n'" ="
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-05
To Qualify For The House Of
Correction

Q. what Offenders NAV BE- placed
IN q house Of ~corrcctiOHf Is there
an age hmitf
A. The original intention. In
establishing houses OF correction,
was 10 provide a place Of confinement
and correction for petty criminals or
wronE-doerB. In some instances. tho
statutes OF a state prescribe a con
dition with reference 10 age. In
other cases. there Is no such condi.
ton and the matter Of age is unim.
p0Ttant.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-05

This insect why calumniate?
lie tries 10 boz quite neat.
His face Dee washes ou your plate.
And In your milk, hts feet
And though IN vilost nth hos born.
such clearly ways Dc hath.
That IN your coffee Oft ~ morn
Hen take q Turkish BATH
-NstaTh, o., Advocate.
And when another ~ inquired
OF hifa. "Aud do you know
Why from the house you have been
hrod''
lie answers: IL specked So.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-05
Employers Liability

Q. Are employers liability insur'
oHcc contracts lcgdlg
a. Yes. Contracts OF this char.
acter we're at one time attacked AZ
being opposed 10 public policy. but
the prevailing view now Is hat they
are valid.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-05

IHt los ptn''TW body Of lC1ItT on
the globe
1.-Two around the Sound. though forty
years ago the traveller who dropped
his matches IN these waters would
have had 20 travel l5O miles 10 find
the nearest cigar store.
Steamships from China. Japan.
Europe and Alaska jostle each other
In Puget Sound aud more motor
boats than can be- found anywhere
else on earth navigate lts waters.
II would take an industrious man
100 years 10 seek out all tho beauty
spots In this region with a motor
boat, and many earnest, enthusiastic
shippers are putting on their deaths
indefinitely Tor this reason.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-05

The obseryant citizen had just
watched one Of those famous light
cars 70 by. with a sloping radiator
on Il that made IL look like an In.
cipient case OF Eoitor.
You cant do nothing 20 improve
q ford that don't make 1t look Just
like a ford or worse he sighed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-05
Peoples Legal Friend
stockholders As Receivers
By z. X. BRANSoN

Q. NAY an officer or a stockholder
IN a corporation BE- appointed as ITS
rsceiUerf
A. Officers and stockholders are
not. on THU ground alone. disqualified
as receivers However. where mis-
management Las created the neco8-
sity for the appointment OF a re-
Ceivor, the court win not look with
favor upon the objection OF some ono
who has been officially connected with
the company. ana = an officer OF tho
corporation has Interests OF a per-
sonal nature which ere antagonistic
O. those OF the stockholders, he will
not be appointed receiver.
Rights OF Married Women
.. Docs n married woman hare
ne right ia al me states ~ the
Union. 10 make contracts. and mag
che BE- bound on ttCWf
a. In nearly. II not all. the States.
the restrictions formerly placed on
q married woman in this respect
have been either wholly removed or
largely modified.
INSURANCE
Q. Please ten me 'hc meaning, Ne
a legal sense, Of "eHdOtcmcni IN
Sur1Hcc.'
A. Endowment insurance e. that
form Of insurance by which one per-
son, In consideration OF the payment
Of q premium or premiums, Is en-
titled, under the contract or policy.
e. WY..HH#E. "a .NHUHHrH.mHnN cum 90 H..H..aH
az a fixed time, or upon the death Of
the payce In the event that such
death should occur prior 70 the time
specified.
Where Hubby Comes In
Q. In a SUR for dirorce. Is alt
wOHV CUcr ali0rCl the huybaHaP
A.. In most ~ the states alimuuy
IS granted 20 tho wife alone This
situation arises from the fact that
the husband is under "a legal duty. at
common law. 90 support the vito. In
some states, however. by virtue %
legislation on this subject. alimouy
may bee granted 10 the husband also
or he may be given an allowance out
Of the wifc's estate.
The Lawyers Fec
Q. Hon. much should q lniryor
charge for conducting an OrdiHary
suit IN CoHrtf
A. Questions Of this sort cannot
be answered with any degree Of don,
n%itoness. So much depends on cir.
cumstances. Tho lawyer usually
bases his fee on the amount OF time
and labor involved ana on the care
and skill required. He may also
take into consideration his general
experience In the practice. or his ex
pcricucc IN particular branches Of
the practice. Moreover, Il may be- d
matter % grave doubt as to what
would be called am Ordinary" sur
Many supposedly Ordinary sultsha,,
some very extraordinary features
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-05
Did They Know They We're
Eutertaiufnup

Myrtle ana Everett Angel Of
Bowling Green spent Sunday with
friends az this plaCe-NOrth Bait
mOre Items iH B0ullng Green, o.,
gfHfinel Tribune.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-05

Vest Pocket ESSAYS
SEE AMERICA FIRST-PUcET SOUND
BY GEORGE FITCH

Now Il IS lined with roaring cities
which grow two acres every night and
like nothing better than to cut down
a 3OU-fOot ir tree and built a 400
foot skyscraper in It's place. over
six hundred thousand people now