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The Calumet news., 1911-02-07
DAVIS DAILY.

Thompson, Towle 4 Co.. say: II
may come as a surprise to Davis Daly
stockholders 70 learn that they are fin
ancially interested in Alaska and Por-
Cuplne sold properties-they learn II
here for the first time. f.. A. Heinzc
has made the investment of about $50,
600 of Davis DAILY money in working
bonds on two gold properties, and eX-
presses his belief that stockholders
will thereby fare better than by de-
voting al their money in developing
their property in Butte especially as
results there have been very disap-
pointing. Stockholders Of the Davis
DAILY Co, contributed about S550,O0O in
assessments last year in the firm be-
lief that this further contribution
would be sufficient 10 develop the
property into a substantial copper
producer.
Mr.. Heinze controls the company
through board Of directors of his
own choosing, and claims that in in
Vesting the company's money other
than in developing the Butte proper
ties he is acting in the interest OF the
5000 stockholders Of the company of
which he is the largest stockholder.
In relation 10 the above a call has
been sent out To stockholders Of the !
Davis DAILY Co, FOR a meeting 10 be |
held at the Parker House Monday |
February 6, at $3.50 p. NJ, signed by |
Towle & Co, F. A. Schir-
mer n Co, Richard, Hill & Co, Paine.
Webber & Co, Sergeant & Fairchild
and II. G. Wainwright & Co"
The Calumet news., 1911-02-07

Jan. II, "a. 31 Feb. {.
STATE OF MICHIGAN.
The probate court for the County Of
Houghton.
At a session of said Court, held at
the probate office in the village of
Houghton, in said county. on the 10th
day of January, A. ID. 1911.
Present: Hon. Geo. G. Bentley,
Judge of Probate.
In the matter Of the estate Of Bes-
sic Hirstrom, deceased.
Hannah Hirstrom, mother Of de-
ceased having filed I'm said court her
petition praying that the administra-
ton of said estate be granted to Han
nah Hirstrom or to some other suit
able person.
II is Ordered. That the 11th day
Of February. A. ID. 1911 at ten o'clock
In the forenoon, at said probate {
flee. be and is hereby appointed foi
hearing said petition.
1t is Further Ordered, That public
notice thereof be given by publication
of a copy of this order. once each week
for three successive weeks previous to
said day of hearing, in the Calumet
News a newspaper printed and circu-
lated in said county
(SesD GEO. c. BENTLEY.
Judge Of Probate.
A true copy.
Geo. ID. Freeman,
Register OF Probate.
Macdonald a. Kerr,
Ia.atAl.ror
The Calumet news., 1911-02-07
MARKETS

Boston-The whole list reacted lit
lie today .It tc selling cid not am
cunt 10 any thing and later in the ses-
sion prices rallied TO about last nights
close North Butte, Lake. Copper
Range and East Butte were unchang-
ed. Giroux was weak. selling of a
point on heavy liquidation from New
York. The rcpor' vas not regarded as
The Calumet news., 1911-02-07
School of Wisdom.

Shall we not learn wisdom as we
look back upon the irrevocable past,
and make sure that in the future we
shall not permit the doors of oppor-
tunity TO shut in our faces. Miller
The Calumet news., 1911-02-07
MINES AND MINING, STOCKS

favorable but we know insiders are
bullish ON the property and II will
probably rally again.-Foster OF Paine.
Webher & CO.
The Calumet news., 1911-02-07
CLASSIFIED ADS
AGENTS WANTED.

Live man or woman wanted for
work at home paying $500 to $500
per day. with opportunity to advance.
Spare time can be used. Work not
difficult and requires no experience.
Universal House, S52 Wabash avenue,
Chicago.
The Calumet news., 1911-02-07
FOR RENT.

TO RENT-Three rooms on Eighth
street, Red Jacket, every conven-
fence, including light and bath room.
Apply PA, Eighth street. IT,
The Calumet news., 1911-02-07

Nov. Is, 22. 20, Dec. 6. 10. 20. 27. Jan.
3, 10, II, "a, 81, Feb. Z.
MORTGAGE SALE.
DEFAULT having been made in the
conditions of q certair~rrEnuage made
The Calumet news., 1911-02-07
Something 70 Learn.

Unfortunately We do not learn the
value of staying where we belong till
we have wandered where we don't
Blue Bull
The Calumet news., 1911-02-07
EMPLOYEES OF THE
Calumet& kiecla Mn'q Co

FOR SALE-9-room house, modern
conveniences, steam heat, good foun-
iation and plumbing. Apply $50 Cam
bria ST., Calumet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-05

Bethany pike With The National 7oad
AZ Noodsdaae. is one OF The handson-
est church buildings ia West virginia
The elegant ton structure vas butt
BY Hon. : y Vance on TIE place %
bis birth 20 Ire memory " hs Pc
entS James Z Mary Vance. IL WAS
formally opened and dedicated on
June p. 1897. IL is the outgrowth OF
a Sunday school OF 81 pupils estab
hshed AZ L~eatherwood in MArch. 1898.
A Presbyterian church WAS organized
Win 80 charter members. and meet
ings were held IN the Leatherwood
school house until the new church
vas erected. Rev Charles Il. Austin.
ID u. was pastor % the church until
April. 1908. He was succeeded By
Rev J. VI. Potter. the present incum-
bent. who took charge OF the pastor
ate IN January. 1904. With n mem
oership OF 304. the church has an
e~nterprising sabbath school OF $50
members. \ conservative estimate
OF the worth OF the property has been
placed al $4,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-05

4 church organization Tor I2f years.
"ith hu; I've different pastors is the
enVlauie record CT the Forks OK
Wheeling. better known az me Old
stone church of Elm Grove The
church Vas ORGANIZED IN 1851. and for
u CMbe oil years services were held
meath thc forest trees. then q tent
Was pressed into service. which vas
later suppiau'ed by a log church.
Then q stone 81. ice was erected.
which was torn down and in 1860 tic
present hulid'uc WAS erected from
stone used .u The former building.
Key john U.c". pastor OF inc conEra-
alto from 1920 To- l>oN. vaz succeed
ID bF Iot Joseph Stevenson. and he
BY Re-. James |licry,v. who was pas.
tor tur % period ot - Years The
present inc. mheut. Rev ~. =. Alien.
became pastor "a 1890. and succeeded
Kew Iascrfy G-ar. who was for -
year. a pastor The present member
ship numbers 60. ANA fhs r-Dngre-a-
tIou u.s. SERIOUSLY considering The cree
ION of a uon h. ldinE on a different
location
The "arvooI Presbyterian church.
on Garden tv"uue. Warwood. was or
sanil"d Jau.ir! Is. 1906. with a mem
Dtrship OF 81. a beautiful brick struc-
tlre WIS dedicated October 4. 1905.
Kew d b. Stoors YVES pastor " the
church uuiI June OF 1l,. During
'ac summer OF fuIt year Oh. ongr
aIiou WIS served by Edward ".
i.s 20 student ~ Princeton Semin-
ai. The present pastor. Rev Edgar
S. jay. VAS Installed iu January.
1910 Il" church is .u a thriving con
cIIpu H1h % communicative and a
large sunday school other church
Orrauieatons are Christian Fudeavor
+0'iefs. Lliea Nissionary S~ociafv.
Ladies Home circle. Hoard OF Trus
toes and Hoari ~ Elders An EST
matte of fhr value OF -he church prop
erty Be- placed at S,.-D,
Tho Flrsr Sprt-aIst Association
OF Wheeling. was organized twelve
years 2 b. re. and Mrs. Sprague
Tho congregation. which numbers .OO.
holds meetings "a lilo Odd Follows
bal Rrv. j. 81 Nay has becn pastor
Of ne organization FOR eight years
ID" mr-0u Methodist Ep.soopaI
rHUrrt aas organized by fac co.ored
people ir ',rH s good brick build
ing is ID .iri ~ $500 Eor s'r"ei and
's tl.ufi 90 1bosf fl1.UlI TIE Wav
r 7u N'-fau Methodist Episcopal
chapel s located r1 go corner q
'tNrf -a. ari Ale, 81 The fbe
.rr gs I.-.. -nd. IL Off,
IrI af sH 81. .rr sra 1fr or
nraf'fr I.Isa '-r N.. af $50
IT, ..a.rnr .. ... f.. .r~r ..t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-05
CITY Stands In tire Front Raw 49,,
Eeenenieai snd ereieat
Administrator.
NEW CHARTER HAS CREATED
AN ALMOST PERFECT SVSTE.
Wheeling Has Loves, Tar Rat. o.,
Any City OF its clsss-Some
Notable Facts

ey Mayor Charles G.. Schmidt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-05

school wa formed. and on Scp.rm
Der :. lN2". t.c formal o5gau..at on
o. th" church Was completed. .T..
church building VAS erected lu 1881
and Wa rebuI.t ~ 1856. ami has s.ae,
been eAtensi'e.y altered and i'm
proved. The church enjoys one Of
the most substantial CONGREGATIONS ia
ti" city aud Lumacrs 7ur members.
The g W. =. Coos. u. L.. has mad
a successful Passionate Of nine wears
An est!mat" az the church properly
has been Placed at Sso.0oo.
The Second Presbyterian church
WHS organized 90 IS47. and IA Is5p the
present ed .hce on tho southwest cor.
ner %; Twentieth 40 Marie. streets
was dedicated. Tho building has been
extensively reu1Gcicd and is d. brick
siTuctIr" of plain architecture. Tho
church 'cgty. Including the hand
some p.. lasc. - worth a. least
$4,000 tha church is 200 a flourish
thE condition. W.tu 4Ut members. and
tnc present pastor. Rev. e. H Sic
Donald. te- uI~iu.s'ored faith fully TO
o." couErektuou ;cr over SIX ears.
Tho THIRD Presbyterian church.
situated on tne east slGo or Jacob
street between u. rty.iElrh and
i~H|Tfy-niufh streets. Was formed 10
1872 4H" present binding aar been
f"mp1'.ed trI rrpar-d a number OF
times. and "a 1910 extensive improve
q" W"r" maGr 10 tUn structure.
nlah'us % noN our co. fl. finest m
Nhc"lirc la" church oV r- rrou.rts
valued approximately af ss..ui., The
,.|Hsr' ga,1u n.un,I- .r a,.o-.i
members. tHI De. D. B.. I.teru.ra..
been Docs ,@lIcicut pastor .ur eight
trtus
.u, rir-t tui'oi Irosbyt.-i,n
f--rcu 30 located uu D.ApIir- street
''iAt"u Eleventh asI IvaIf4
streets. lur IIsf uLIIIIlE wal erect.
Oh % ls.-. 5ut iuo ,H.r.u was more
of 3D. mls. ou .u character .f.I for.
u..ii} organized November -. 1,is.
Iu 1906 thH p.r-orf bIIllIrr we
erected. if it- heeu ca.rus.y..y rs
iIir"4 several fl.r- ana iu f.. rir.
W"r %. i1U; alterations and improve.
mDnfs we're made which add greatly
FOB tIe beauty and affrtciyeuess u
thf 7'ru.tur' Tu- chlrcu pr1perty
is vl.uCi a. flf.lYH Ect J. 4 SO.
Cure. D. 10. wac p,af1r ~ ms ohur.u
fHr Nf'E years ur.. f.r time Oh! n.
death which occurred la January.
is'-) TiH present pastor Rrt. rlir..s
% ~ItDhiu.n.. ~ I. report. t..l
mcubcvlil No tI r.uuur i..-a
The 9"nnri U-.a. II. .an
rh. -... 1rrt ..l f4 Nf.s a. fs
H. a. pf ..rrI ... I.r.t .s4
lr's.I f iI A.r ..
u. Poo r..f.sts ..r.r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-05

water. \ movement Is now on too, -
install q filtration plan, in tho river
is such ~ 20 affect the purity OF che
AT a point jast above the water WORKS
and tho popular sentiment FOR his
great Improvement, is very strong. u
= probable that the question os a
bond 'ssue for this purpose Will be
Submitted 20 The people IN the near
'-ture and there IS scarcely n doubt
that IL viii BE approved 10y An over
vheimins majority. Every man.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-05
CHURCHES
OF WHEELING
AND VICINITY
CONTINUES From Preceding Pare.

both are under the ~pas;orate % Rev
h. ". Law The en,erpris.ng con.
~gregauon consists OF about ATTY mem.
bers.
The First Presbyterian church. the
oldest edihcc IN The city. occupies
ground donated for the purpose BY
Noah Zane on the west side OF Chan.
line street The first regular Pres.
byterian services In tho village O,
Wheeling were commenced in 1872 by
Rev. James Henry. OF PENNSYLVANIA.
In the summer OF 1915 a SUNDAY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-05
Present CITY Oriclaia

10y SHNGla
'hsrl-s {. schmidt Mayor. c.
Hal Brues and DR.. Thomas ".
Hask!ns. members Board OF
control. ID. @. Brown. Clerk
Board OF Control: Charles II.
Ge.ger. Auditor: Paul winrer-
ger. assistant auditor: S. X.
johnson. city treasurer: ". ID.
Robertson. assistant treas
urer. c. w. Bente. Council
Clerk; Howard Hastings. chief
OF police; c. B.. Cook. city
engineer: Howard Dudley. as
sistnnt engineer: Dr. W. n.
McLain. health officer: Dr.
Andrew Wilson. bac.er!olog-
list; J. J. Fahey. building in
spector: Il. NJ. Addleman. city
collector; Arthur Ingram,
license officer: A. II. Robin
son. Judge police court: VII
liam Traux. whArfmaster:
Or. l. y Refer. veterinarian:
Martin Flanagan. stree com.
missioner; J. L. Altmeyer,
fire chief. II. b. Halter. supt.
city prison; ". J. Scroggins.
supt. water works: " T.
Juaktns. chief engineer; r.
W. Miller. supt. gas plant: ".
-. Kahn. supt. electric light
plant. George Miller. city sex
ton; VIM. q. Meyer. 2nd.
ward marketmaster: WIN.
Rustemeyer. 5th. ward NAV
koumaster; James X. Camp
bell. weiEhmaster.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-05

You and your wife hsvo . foint -
cunt taven't you
Yes
Nov does if work.
Ike c!ocbvork z put my monsy IN
ems fre fake- ~ OUT "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-05

Him must have a kiss for sv~v
r.ae tn thai fluoh.
Hor-Ther . would have beaD gallant
- have sent me more than this sunsy
r~nIr-dOTsr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-05

Nelson. Robt. Woods. Absalom Martin
and William MaUdle on March a..
1896. the city Vas c-incorporated and
tho corporate limits were deluad.
The southern boundary was Caldwe.Ts
run. then known "a NcKirley's rrn
the boundary line followed This run
eastward 20 what Was known as Stone
coal run: thence 20 a Stone arc bridge
~ The toot % the hill on what Is now
tie \s..oual road. thence 90 iona
.han's rav:ne. thence down the Ohio
river. including Zen. island
Until -SgS tae ri-v s~3r,7 we're
elected hv council. hg, IA ,l,- v.a-
a chang. WAS mazda IN -re crar-.r
r....c fie pc1-'e ,,'s power Z, Is
Interesting 20 ra'a ... eli. connection
thar 'l. - FOR r.ra s,nt in.
~pec'.ou was f,.. even ~ tha. time.
ant $50 1887 q -four ,-erac-9- was ,i.
thoril.i and appointed
IN 90 .'''"t.S '-- separation -
t'l' .'' VI" H''H'r
'.+'h~ 70 number
D" .-' cry 'itf''F a'1
'.' ''o hrH1c'. off conn
90 So m nor vas
~. TO" A.'n or
"'rl. ih
'Hh'- 'I "A'"'7S me
t.. n
ar $50 AZ. vas pr
,.,n 3D..
.'T''' 81 'N@ re" 'Har''r
"
3 CITY hail ~ Wheeling w1s for
'.'r.E I3'a'"i upon me present ste
vi" 'hnnIhac lu.ldirg I'm 1870
me H.UL aTWanF 20 hHrr'1 . Scot. f.Hra.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-05
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT OF WHEELING
THE OLD AND THE NEW

First Trustees % Wheeling
Chosen Dec. IS. 1855.
John McIntyer
Andrew Woods
Henry Smith
Archibald Woods
James Nelson
Robert Woods
Absalom Martin
William Waddlo
First Branch Council.
L. J. SCalley. Edward McKown.
Ben r. Redman. Louis Sedler.
John Beckett. Peter Haber-
stick. Harry Bearley. John VI.
Ritter. Philip VOell;nger.
George Conrad. VI. Grogan. J.
+. Miller. ". p. Megral. 4. T.
Sweeney. l.. W. Petticord.
Louis Nolte.
Second Branch Council.
J. II. Riddle. ST. Louis Barrels.
VIM. 7. otto, &. H.. Miller. r.
J.. Becker. George 4. Camp
bell. Carter Norman. James
H. Riddle. Jr.. DR.. T.. A. Hid
reth. Camden fancy. Edward
Naas. II. +. Wyse. John {.
WitZbcrger. Vim. n. Schnm-
bra. George Crimson, !. \.
Blum. William Wagner. Chap
line Watson. George McCurdy,
Thomas F. Manion. p. J. Brad
dock. II. l.. Kirk. ". \. Alex
anGer. II. s. Sands. James II.
Hadcu. Chas. III. Seabright.
VIM. +. Kieldsin6 and Fred T..
Xloeler.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-20
germ DISCOVERY
WILL Be TESTED

".
PARIS Dec. ~. The baeie''O'o -
elsfs connecied with the PasieuI ~
stl,ute and germ specialists 'h' Wv ~
out France have begun se''e'
careful experiments 90 test 'n,
,,ce OF the claim of Dr Siessh ~.
berlin baoterioiogist. who mas 'u.'
.tartled the scientific world BY the ~
nouneement that he bad succeeded y
discovering and isolatlng the germ .,
the hoof ana mouth disease one ~
the moats dreaded scoprges 81 ea''''.
Il has aiways been the opinion u
chemists that the germ 81 tnat '''
rible disease could not BE- Isolated pc
cause Il was go small that u pAsseu
through every Kind OF litter "
siegel has named the bacillus =.
torrhyes and is 30 confident oil hlS
Al eotets that be has siaked bis repn-
iation as q scientist upon the Uut"
81 his statement French sciehilsts
arc inclined 90 be- skeptical in 'h'
matter and are awaiting corrooof"'
ING reports
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-20
WINGED SINGERS IN
WARBLING CONTEST

zrERlcH Dee - The great ca
nary show. the most Interesting % its
kind ever held ln sny country %
Europe ~ elsewhere. closed here 10.
day with an extremely interesting
warbllng contest for valuable prizes
by the most famous and best trained
Of the feaihered singers 10 the exhibit
ton The show. which, during 'he
week OF its progress attracted thou
lands Of bird fanciers from al parfs
81 the continent. vas not the first Of
IT, kind IN this city bui by far the
greatest IN point OF the number and
importance Of entries
one or the most interesting fea-
lures 81 the exhibition were ihe dem
onufai.ons ~ the most improved and
modern methods ~ housing. feeding
'reiuine and breeding canaIiss The
how Included q iafg. exhibit OF Mid
canarics from the island ~ TeneriIa
which are used by canary breeders
for cross breeding purposes So great
has been fho succcss of the exhibition
that the holding OF smother exhibit
ton nest year is already assured
With pro rect of sufhass sing the
show Just ended iu the number Of en-
tries ana in the scope OF The exhibi.
ton ia general
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-20
FORM OF OATHS
MAY BE CHANGED
BILL ms BEIN LNTRODrCED Bi
HtRTON 90 ONO.
iioIn the Present Form T.
Opinion.

WASHINGTON. u G.. Dec 70
Tho Diil recently introduced By sena-
Tor Burton of Ohio. which proposes
90 change be form VI oath In federal
courts aud slsev here under the iuris-
uicticn oI fhy l'nlted states d Ia the
hands Of the Judiciary committee OF
the senate and b. nov being conaid-
cred Nth sieN of early action upon
the subject Ihr Bill. Of which
Charles BouapaIte the former
attorney general Of the nited
states. and Dr Ira Remsen. president
johns Hopkins luiserslis are spon-
sors does net contemplate to change
the religious character ui the oath.
The principal change which it pro.
poses Is the omi- tion of the express
sion So Help 81. God GO The end
of an oath and che substitution of
promise or declare Tor The word
swear Loo The formula
Since the introduction of Senator
Burtous blli the attention of ths
judiciary committee has been called
10 the fact that several of The most
progressive countries of Europe have
materially chanlei ava 100 lerniled
the ancient and Anticipated forms OF
the oaihs used lu judicial proceedings
No country has as set gone quite So
far a. switzerland the small bat al
yanced federation which more Than
ans other country recognizes and
youchsafcs absolute free loan of he .ieI
aud conscience
As early a. 1879. several Canton,
OF switzerland. among them the Can
ton Of Naud, apprcclatins fhe lncOn
Eruity Of a religious form o' oath ul
der 30 thoroughly liberal q c0nstim
eliminated the religious feature e.
the oath altogether and changed Do
90 q more solemn pledge % wa.
found. after number nl years. that
the change ot the form OF oath hat
tendency 90 weaken its binding force
aud this loFlcali, Tea to che susg,s-
ton to abolish the oath BOO judicial
proceedings altogether
The Cantons ct Zuerch aud Aargau
took the radical step OF entirely abol-
ishing the oath several years ago and
the fresull h. been SO satisfactory
that there has been no desire 20 re-
turn TO the old system when the
Great Council of the Canton OF Naud
AZ its last session considered the draii
OF n new evil code the abolition ol
the Ceth Ia any form from judicial
proceedings vas strongly urged and.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-20
noosts Oklahoma cay.

y. o loyett. representing a patent
screen manufacturing company of
Hope. Arkansas. and travelling ont OF
Oklahoma city and Dallas. was IN
the city Yesterday Mr. l.oyott ylslin
Corpus periodically and thus has op-
portuniiy 10 keen track of the growth
OF the city There are Two places on
tho globe deserving 81 especial mem
ilon a. civic developers In the opin-
ion OF Mr. Iosett. and these are Oh
lahoma civ aud Corpus Christi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-20
pu,ihe, tot,nn.

Neither tho Dixie nor the lyfl,
theaier msnaromenta were notified
yesterday by County Attorney ONION
that they would not Doe allowed 10 run
their thentefs on sundays. az has
been the custom
County ATTORNEY ONION. when seen,
would mnhe no settlement az 10 the
courfc that ne would pursue. other
than that ihc niairre show proprie.
tors would boz riyen ample notice "a
close down before any complaints
would be- filed against them
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-20

We always nave the latest crea-
tlons IN iowclry also diamond.
Howard Watches. Tiffany Wedding
Rings. Libbey Cut Glass. Sterling
Silyerwaro, Souvenir spoons. The
stamms. watchmakcrs. Jewelers. and
Opticians. Corpus Christi. Texas. gu
Mesquite street Phone 22G. Open
evenings i23tf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-20

The arrival OF carload OF steel
Tor the Nueces hotel, yesterday.
means that work on the foundation
OF the structure viii be- given added
impetus a. soon aH the weather clears
suaicientIy to permit construction
work 90 proceed
The work rom nov on Will show
up much better than IL has for the
past month. due To- the fact that u
will bee above ground.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-20

The meeting OF the presidents o.
the various clubs composing the old
southwest Texas League will be held
in This city. either during the latter
BART OF the present month or during
the early part of January Adsicos
rom the Headquarters Of The league
Ice Austin are 20 this effect So far
mo- one In the city has manifested any
intention OF taking over the manage
met of the local club.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-20

KANSAS CtTY Nib Dec. ls--
Plans for permanently marking the
noon's Lick road aud the Santa re
Trail aud 10 promote d national road
from the Atlantic to he Pacific vert
discussed ne meeting of the cNecu.
tive committees 0ftrt' Missouri Old
Trails Road Association here today
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-20

Have You used an OF The Tat
Packing lloi se productsf II rot
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after an interesting debate proyis-
ion aboll.hing the oath was incorpo-
rated tn the new code. which viii 10
into eaect on January 1. t9t2.