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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-05

Tho uncmploeed ~ Leicester. Fne.
land hcluE disraiisncd with the OF.
cfatlonp of the local labor exchange
have returned their registration cards
and decided 10 form an Unemployed
tabor Aauoriatiru
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-05

The Milwaukee jonfusSmon nar-
hcra Union recontls decided thGi an
BARRIERS coats nnu furnished ~ saa
sly companies must bear the union
label. otherwise tho BARRIERS VIII huy
their 0su coats provided with tho
uulon label
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-05

The label section OF the saasFraa-
cisco Labor Council has decided 20
Issue a vestporket directory for gen
ersi distribution ths, will contain the
names OF all articles that bear Ike
union label. 80 that those who wish
10 secure articles that are strictly
union. aill know ius, what 20 ear
Tor.
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Iosr Ann FOUND

LOST collection bOol l'leagc leave
m caller office 90 ~ tfNy
DESIRABLE PROPERTIES In any
state off tho union. Canada ana Mex.
SEQ exceptional facilities for hand
Tins properties listed with The Ma
nonal co-Opera,,o Realty Go hend
ruariors Washington. D. e y L.
prcyor afcut ali Chaparral street.
% gS get
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So N uncfaorih vll mount ,our
'e.r hea1 work rnamntocd In
on'ro 500 Crua a. rrooks barber shop
fo- Chauarral go iogf 81
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-05

Tho executive committeeman o. the
sarions rsilwaymen's unions IN Ena.
land are heinz nrged BY The nov
branches IN various psrts ~ the king
dom 20 hasten The steps tozard -hmai.
gamatlOn.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-05

a saratoea chlp factory viii be-
erected al snconNlllc
~ he roporicd that the southweat.
era Telegraph aud Telephone Com.
nan, viii enter aiutun ia the immc
dialu future.
Arrangements base recently been
made for ths settlement of between
goo and 1OV families near Midland.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-05
H. z. BROWNING


FOR SALE room cottage with
pantry, closet. bath. room aud tub.
,lty and cisicrn water. electric
lights 1914 Caldwell Ave. $1,000
" herfsek. ttit comanshe -.
iieStI
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-05

fraphefa has been organized in rlita.
hure ~ lie objects are 90 ln,fvars
efficiency andoarnlnng power ana ora.
mote the vcnrsai welfare 81 its mem.
hers Tho union u 10 include both
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'-.--.- -'.IH.-''-s.r''''.''-'.'-'1'- -
RIAL ESTATE.

FOR SALt-A beautiful homo on
End street. south huff. one block
from the hay. and three blocks from
car line SIX rooms. bath. electric
lights, city water. yards. harns.
flowers aud fruits. Price s.bNe 90
Terms si7so.oo. cash assumption
OF 100000 IN outsiandins " l."
notes payable In .. ? and years
after Feby %. 1919. and sfao.uo.
" l." payable years 3 per cent
to real estate agents. Phone o~ncr.
t2S 1istf
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FOR nrxr-norxvS.


FOR RfNr--After tiec =, 1911,
modern siN room cottage screened
throughout east. south and back
porchcs electric lights. oiatcfn and
city water oohaec,ionsi servants
quarters and ooihoases Fronts nirh
school building 60e Tancahua 81
Apply 60 Vhos I. Mckcown. City. og
Ars 4. Mckrowu sinton. roNas
n % n
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-05

Arrangements hafe been made 10
have the ~ Is Z demonstration
train tour All points on the Texas Gem
trail railway OF Texas
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-05
Atro CmGs AND Spirits.

The Aero club Of America has an
nounocd shot Tor New iorh
neat May
Tho universal Joint should ho pack.
"a with hard Oh or grease. go witch
flake graphite has been Gdded
Pierce county IN The state 81 Wash
ington boasts 81 more automobiles
per capita than any other IN that
state II has one car for every aia
persons
An automobile club has heen or.
gauizcd At T,rre ilaute. Ind under
The name OF the Tcrro Hsuic Auiomo-
bile Association u has been ineor.
poraicd under the voluntary aasoria.
ton aci without capital stock
n acciylcne headlights upon light
inr show a ycllowish flame. look Tor
leak IN Kar connections ~ every
thing h iighi the lamps VIII begin "a
burn with blush Tame which Inn
mediately turns into bright white
light
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-05
TEXAS IsDtBriiAL MOTHS.

pcnl0sn turkey raieers 9rl ship
ping be,veen 900 aud 5000 bird,
daily 10 northern and eastern mar.
lc,s
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-05

Four lots near Country club house
fnclng east ON car line Inquire az
street RAILWAY Office i3.d.lt
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LABOR AGENCY For al Kinds of
hg'rs DaI go 900 leopard street b.
N hos IHi fgt moo
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WANTED

WANTED 20 rent place on shares
where team is furnished. or Will man.
age Tor salary Raised on farm
best references Address nox 2e7.
lllI IL ai
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FOR SALE at nargaln. About
no acres. 10 miles southeast OF
klngs,illci igo In cultivation ar.
tcsian we'll. tenant houses. $40 per
acre Iu,estieAte quick. Wire or
write. " NJ Rorrrs. kinrssillc.
Texas ttatt
FOR SALE Two Tots sna house or
corner Afterian aud Comanshs
street No fo2 ARMY 90 Goo. o.
Carrilio. Corpus christi y . box 81
or n Noi,c. sog punnins ave. sau
Antonio. Texas. ~ ~ iSl
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srEci,L NOTICE..


So hunting or fishing win be allow
cf BOB ans of my Nueccs or nutal
county pastures
MRS MARY LuHY.
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That Geo y Burt Grand IA beauty
Corpus Christi Book and Stationery
co.
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Classified Advertisements On This Page Give Prompt Returns For


%<&&e%s
LONDON. Dee IN has
been quite a. inicrssteA IA ..hs ssr,-
monies az Rome this MN as~NeN
York. Washington and &,oston.
Many Americans here went ~ Romc
10 catch a glimpse OF the three pre-.
late whom the Pope has hcnorcu with
the red Ia, aud Yesterday was gala
daS IN the Roman capital Although
the most importnnt cvremonY az az
shr private cnnsis'ory a. wnieh the
three American cardinals flgnnts
we're made fuil cardinals xns vie.
MESSED by the rhufch'H cciat. Cardi.
nails FAlconio, Farley and O'Conncl
have hecn fcted aud dlnea mort than
an, other Of tho charchmen Who ~.
eeiVed the red hat a ~ said that
Hts Holiness has taken this means cl
rcfuting the oft.rcpcaiod stories that
ne is not fond Of Amcrlra or Ameri.
cans
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Have your picture frameine done before the
holiday rush do Il cheaper.
MisCEilaNnovS

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Ike a blanket. reaching all parts %
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REMEMBER stevens Hlde Co. labor
bureau man. " you want lahorers OF
ans Kind or n you want work n
you have any hldes TO sell see ne We
nuy al kinds Of skins. Stevens Hide
Co. 1920 Leopard 50. li6 a.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-05

There is nothing like Porter
house. or sirloln " you choose. A
cut or Flank or slice OF nonnd. 70
drive away the blues
There's nothing Hike t~nder chop
81 veal. mutton pork or lamb, 70
make you say, when slowed away,
Quite sailRflea. am" buy them
here.
PALACE NEAT MARKu1.
". n. DssysS. Prspristsss
sos Mesquite ~ Pkons ~
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FOR RENT Three room house one
acre Of land For sale, sixteen
black Mlnorcs hens Mussctt ave.
ME. north OF oil tank D. " suov
n ietf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-05

What h The mais difference brt"ees
pofter house steak aud a pork
chop?
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ron RENT Good large hall ON
Chapafrai street. lorated In business
center For further Information oall
at Fisher Bros urug Storo EST
ron REST business quarters at
los Mesquite ~ Apply at place
tg2 u
ron UrNI-IlooNs
FOR RENT Southeast front room
loi south broadway ne 3 ~
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ron RENr 20 room furnished cot.
tarc with hall centrally located
Phone tAo N 2stf
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ron RfNr A nine room furnished
house situated az ala Mesquite S.
Apply bla Staples e. ig %
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-05

FOR RENT Amer Doe ia i.room
cottage on south nluff water front,
one block from street car reason
able, rent 60 reliable parties Appi,
Horne Apartments ~ , n
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FOR RENT Nice c.room cottage
two GOOD fire places. electric llsh,s
city and cistorn water, on street cav
South hluif Phone sep. itlfti
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-05
UNITED ON GOLDsBOROUGH
Probnble Nominee for Governor by
Maryland Republicans.

Baltimore. Nd. August i.--Announce-
ment Is made that the Republicans
throughout the State have united upon
the following ticket. and 1t Is almost
certain that the candidates VIII be un-
opposed in the primaries:
For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lee Colds
borough, OF Dorchester.
For state Controller--Colonel John
X Rouzer, of Frederick.
For Attorney Goneral--Morr!s a.
Soper, OF Baltimore city
These are tho only Offices 10 be filed
by the voters in the state at large, and
while each must deposit the required
amount of S270--fiing their appiIca-
lions and $40 with each of the boards
OF supervisors In the counties and $40
in the four legislative districts In Bal
timore clty-the indications are their
names will not appear on the primary
ballots. there being no opposition,
Tho ticket is regarded by Republi-
cans as an exceptionally strong one,
and one that Will commend itself TO all
the voters OF the state, irrespective OF
party on IL .are REPRESENTED the
younger Republicans and that element
In the party that has bsen fghtins tho
battles for many years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-05
REBATING FAR FROM DEAD
Expert Snys shippers md Railroads
HIVE Understanding.

Washington, August "a secret un-
derstanding as TO rebates apparently
exists between the railroads and SUI
gar shippers. in the opinion OF Harry
T.. BELLS, tariff rate expert. of Phil
adelphia. who appeared to-day before
the House sugar trust investigating
committee TO explain the question Of
sugar freight rates Mr.. Bells said
he had not brought the matter 10 the
attention 81 the Interstate Commerce
Commission. because he had learned of
II only recently. He declared the rail
roads did not charge by gross rates
on sugar shipments and that this
meant saving o: considerable money
to the American sugar Refining Com
pany. He was not sure. he said. bat
he supposed the independents received
similar tare rebates.
And this is one way" asked Rep
resentative SulZer, the railroads and
shippers have of defeating the law?"
Yes
why do not the railroads in their
published freight rates tariffs mention
this reduction for tare?"
Yet 1t is an important matter. The
railroads are supposed to charge on
gross weight. but do not"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-05
F. Their of, Groom Shot
Down by Brides
1rate Parent.
SLA YER PLEADS
SELF-DEFENSE
Albert ]. Triplett Exoneroted by
Jury for Killing John ]. Mar
shall, by Whom He Had
Been Attacked Following
Bitter Feeling Engen-
dered by Marriage.
Especial 10 The Times Dispa tch ]

Baltimore. Md. August i.-John }.
Marshall. forty years old, who came
mere six months ago with his family
from fredericksburg Va, was shot
through the heart and instantly killed
this aft rnon at eco o'clock by Albert
j, Triplett, aged forty years. formerly
of Compton. Va, after the two men
had alighted from train at .Alberton
Station. near TINS city.
Marshall was the father law OF
Ethel Triplett. 10 whom mis- son. JOS
eph Marshall was secretly welded last
Saturday night a the manse of the
Ellicott City Presbyterian Church.
Triplett was-angered over the marriage
of mis- pretty seventeen year old daugh-
ter 10 eighteen year-old Joe Marshall,
and he accused the elder Marshall OF
arranging for u Secret wedding.
About year ago Triplett and hi
family moved to Baltimore from Comp
ton, Va. and he secured employment in
the cotton duck mills at Abortion. Six
months ago Joseph Bryant. a super
intenden, at the mills. brought Mar
shall and his family here. and they.
too were employed in the mills.
They Stopped Speaking
Marshall and Triplett. according to
the stories told by their relatives. had
been friends. but when Trip tt was
informed that Marshall had arranged
a secret wedding of his son to Trip
let's daughter. he stopped speaking
TO Marshall.
To-day Marshall and Triplett met at
Ellicott City, and both boarded train
for Abortion After leaving the train
Triplett was walking down the street,
he h.I he
latter knocking Triplett to the ground.
Trplett pulled his revolver and fred
twice. One bullet struck Marshall In
the right HIP, and the second went
through his heart He fell to the
street. dead. Triplett surrendered and
delivered the pistol TO n constable.
Trplett declared that he did not in
tend to kill Marshall and that he is
sorry that he died. Pretty Ethel Trip
lett Marshall said that she knew of no
trouble between her father and Mar
shall. Triplett said that Marshall. in
getting a marriage license for his son
TO marry Ethel Trlplett, had sworn
falsely 10 the ages OF both.
Ezonernted by Jury.
Coroner F. a. Rody of Ellicott City.
and States Attorney Martin Burke
summoned jury OF inquest, and after
examining several witnesses the ac-
cused was brought in. Triplett was
charged with shooting and causing the
death of Marshall. He openly admit
ted that he had shot Marshall. claiming
self-defense The evidence was strong
Il In favor OF Triplett, and after half
an hours elaboration the jury exon
Grated him. He thanked the jurymen
and went TO his home.
Marshalls body has been prepared
for burial and /, will be sent to Fred
ericksburg. Marshall is survived by
widow and six children. His widow
was Miss Mollie Groves. of Frcdcr!css-
burg. The dead man has several sis
tiers and brothers in Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-05
BELIEVES ALL WERE BRiBED
White Says No Iopest Democrats
Voted for I,orimcr


washington. August 40 his story
OF now ne claims he was brlbed to
vote for Lor!mer.. Charles a. White.
iature. to-day added for the benefit of
the. senate Lorimer committee that ne
renewed every one of the nfty-three
Democrats who voted for Lorimer did
SO for money consideration. He
added that he thought some of the Re-
publicans who voted for Lorimer got
money for SO doing.
White declined to mention the names
of any OF the Republicans ne suspect
ed. because II is just 4 matter OF
opinion. and do not want TO do an
INJUSTICE to any one He said he
ruption on the fact that he was bribed.
and that others had confessed the
All day White was cross examined
sent!ng Senator Lorimer. The cross
examination will be completed early
to- morrow. wnen former State Repre-
sentative Beckemeyer VIII be placed
White declared that the record IN
tne hrst lorimer inTes' LECTION was
, wrong in reporiing him as say!nk ne
a:otimer II the Senator mad given him
s75.00o for his Confession manuscript
In response to Whites letter.
sold; I" said White. He added that he
10 Lorimer for $4,000 because tina,
amount might have been all the evil
exposure. which he said he was plan
ming 10 do for the good Of the public
A;tornev lIancey was allowed TO
ssh White IL de.tetiEes from the
took him 20 the segregated district
Waite said he ala not know the loca
ton OF the district" hut when Il was
described he testified they took him
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-05
MCABE PUT ON GRILL
He j" Questioned by Counsel for Chief
Chemist Wiley

Washington. August Across
nation OF George p. McCabe. solicitor
Oh the Agricultural Department which
began to-day before the House Com
mittee on Expenditures in the Agri-
cultural Department. will be continued
to-morrow by counsel for DR. Harvey
eminent
From the attitude taken toward the
close OF to-day's hearing by Henry o.
Davis. of this city. vsho. with former
REPRESENTATIVE w P, Hepburn. of
iowa. is representing DR.. Wiley in the
lnyestiga ton 1t was apparent that an
effort would be made 10 show that
there is no authority of law for the
system that has been established in
the department in the administration
OF the pure food law. Mr. McCabe tes-
tined to-day as to the exact charges
against DR.. Wiley, namely. that as
chIef of the Bureau of Chemistry he
had made contract with Dr. Rusby.
scientific investigator at n higher
per diem rate than the law permits.
Secretary James Wilson. OF the De-
nartment OF Agriculture, visited the
capitol to-day, and Will appear later
before tho committee. Dr. Wileys at
torneys intimate that they will cross
examine the secretary as to the pres
emit power OF the Bureau of Chemistry
the extent to which the powers of the
food and drug inspection board have
been turned over to Solicitor McCa be,
and the legal standing in the depart
ment Of tie Renlsen puro food referee
board
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-05
Kills Ii i'm, Then At
tenpts to Blacken
His Memory.
MONEY REFUSE.
CRIME FOLLOW )
After Shooting Him to Death,
Murderer Pins BLACK Hand"
Note to Clothing of Corpse.
Needed Funds to Prevent
Mothers Discovery
OF Deceit.

Chicago. Ill. August i.-Joseph Va
eek, Jr. seventeen years old. son OF
Joseph Vacek. wealthy contractor.
tonight confessed that he shot and
killed his father to-day at their home
The shooting is believed 10 have fol-
lowed d demand OF the boy for money
lorng Nacek also confessed that nd
sought to blacken the memory of the
dead man by means of d Black Hand"
note pinned 10 the clothing of the
corpse. lie is said TO have slain his
father after the elder Nacek had repri-
manded him for not working
The fathers body was found in his
room. on the clothing was pinned a
note, addressed TO the victims wife,
and reading as follows;
Your husband is now where he
wanted YOU TO be. lie told us If we
killed you he would give US $500, and
We failed. We asked him for the coin
anyway. and he did not give It to us;
so we got even. he deserved II, and
not you. / am perfect gentleman
and a friend OF yours. Do not mourn
for this guy, as ne is a coward"
The sheet on which this was writ
ten was crudely decorated with a num-
Der of collins and daggers, drawn in
pencil.
The body was found by the victims
widow. VINO called the police. Suspi-
cion attached to the boy when 1t was
learned that he had left the house
early in the morning When ne re-
turned tonight he was arrested.
Idle All Summer.
The boy was graduated from man
ual training high school in June and
had told his parents that he went 10
work Immediately afterwards. Instead.
he had been idle all summer. Finally
the father became insistent as to the
boys pay, and was told that to-day
would be pay day.
The quarrel which resulted in the
elder Vacek's death is believed to have
been over an a tempt Of the youth 20
obtain money from mis- father to show
his mother and convince her that he
had been at work.
The body gave evidence OF having
been dead for several hours when
the police arrived after noon Despite
this Mrs. Vacek declared she had
been home all morning. except for a
few minutes she was marketing.
The police decided that the boy had
entered the house and killed his ia
Their during the mothers brief alb
was arrested. a written statement
compared with the note found pinned
to the fathers clothes. and the hand
writing found to be similar.
The boy confessed TO the murder.
and went with detectives to a lonely
spot in the suburbs TO get the buried
revolver with which the shooting was
done
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-05
STREET CAR STRIKE is ON
Trouble Is Expected, md Troops Arc
Asked For.

aSheU for-
Des Moines, Iowa. August 4-union
conductors and motormen finished their
final runs on the Des Molnes City Rail-
way tonight. Tomorrow morning. IL
the cars are operated at all, strike
breakers. imported from Chica go.
Cleveland and other cities. will man
them
Trouble is expected tomorrow
morning, when ke-breakers at.
tempt to nove the cars Manager
Harrigan, Of the street car company.
has appealed for Federal troops 10 pro-
tect the mail boxes. with which every
car is equipped
One of the unexpected features o,
the beginning of the strike was the
assemblage late tonight of several
thousand persons at the central walt
ing rooms. They cheered the car
crews as they passed on their final
trips
The police were unable to disperse
the crowd. which at one time threa t.
ened TO become unruly 4 rush was
made on one of the local hotels. where
strike breakers We're staying, hut tho
latter had disappeared
y report that 100 strike breakers
were being brought on the Rock Island
from Omaha caused a rush on the sta
ton. and the strike breakers had to be
taken off the train at the city limits
Manager Harrigan was hanged in
etfigy to a telephone pole on one of
the principal streets OF the city.