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The Washington times., 1911-03-20

that was largely lost in the rest of the
noon hour, and left the market with
just about y point net gains as com
pared with the closing figures of Satur-
day. The advance was evidently due
TO anxiety of shorts to cover and the
reaction to profit-taking that will Re
in evidence every time the opportunity
offers.
AS q matter of fact there was mo- e
or less disappointment on the Street
when the decisions of the court were
ended without the much looked for trust
cases coming out. The matter now goes
over for two weeks, until Monday the
3rd of April. This assures a backing
and filling market, with opportunity for
speculative manipulation with the as
Surance that next Monday will not
Dresage anything in the dread line.
The newspapers are making much of
The great exports of February, but the
heavy increase was not due to ship
ments of manufactured articles. but al
wheat, corn, and -four. 1t means. just
as much credit balance as If the in
crease was due to manufactured goods
but there is no increased industrial ac-
tivity shown in the statement.
Good preliminary crop reports are be
ing boosted as an important factor, nat
urally an all-important one, but 1t is
too early to foretell much about the
crops of 1911.
During the second hour of the after
noon the market remained very strong
at the reaction from high with just
a fairly good business. The undertone
was said TO be excellent, and the >teadi-
ness seemed proof Of II.
The Washington times., 1911-03-20
Today's Sales on
The Local Exchange

Washington Gas 5's, $5OOd11O. SJOOa 10.
H,G0q HOS, $1,OOOqLOil, $3,oOOG11OI4.
Columbia r. R. SIS, $1,00Oq101, 81 ,5Ooa
l01.
Potomac Consolidated SIS, $1,O0OdlOO.
$l,OO0aI00, sI,OOOalOO
Capital Traction, 7Q126
Washington Railway and Electric pre-
ferred, 1OOaSS19, 6GSS5s.
Washington Gas, 25GSO.
MeTgenthaler 1621S. 2a21S.
Washington Virginia Railway, pfd.,
lOd 6Sl,
After caIl-Mergenthaler, 1G21S
American Security and Trust, l0d2S7
, Washington Gas, 1aSO.
Capital Traction SIS. $5OO11129s.
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Wholesale Produce Market

Cheese-New York, new, 15c per Ib. fat
cheese, l41Sc per h.; daisy cheese, 15c
per lb.
Eggs-Nearby, fresh, lie per doz.
Live Poultry-Hens. I51kc per III chick =
ems. small. 22a23c per h.: large, lsa2Oc per
lb.; ROSTERS, l0c per h.; turkeys, hens, PC
per lb.; toms, 2oa22c per lb. geese piucked
l0c per lb.; unplucked, 12al5c per lb: ducks
lSc per ID. :. keats. l4e per ID.
Live Stock-Calves, prime, &C. per lb: me-
dium, shasc per lb.; common. 5JSa6c per ID. +;
hogs. live, S.lOa7.75 per cwt.; spring lambs
i5alSc per lb.: winter. 7asc per Ib.: old sheep
So. b0a4. so per cwt.
Green Goods-Apples. per bbL. IS. GOAT. so:
per box, S.OOa275; potatoes, per bu 5Oa6Oc !:
sweets, per bbl., s2.75a3.50; cucumbers, Flor
ida s.. 80 per basket; tomatoes, fancy,
Florida, 81. 75a2. % per box; lettuce, Florida
81. 50a2. 90 basket; Florida spring cabbage
81. OOa2. 80 per crate; squash, 81 25al 10
per box; celery, 5Oa75c per bunch; egg
plant, S3.Ooa8. so crate: Florida peppers ST.
per crate; caullfower. sl.75a2. % per crate;
beans, s.. 90 per basket; kaIe. per Dbl.
81. 25al .75; spinach, s1.50a2OO per bbl; Florida
parsley. 81. .5oal. rs per basket; oyster plant,
50aT5c per dog.
The Washington times., 1911-03-20
BONDS IN DEMAND
AND HELD FIRMLY
Gas SIS Closed a Fraction
Higher-Stocks Were Slow
But Steady.

Bonds were in good demand on the
Washington Exchange and values
were well maintained in the high
grade issues, which just now are the
favorites with the investing public.
Traction SIS sold at 1l2$. Gas SIS at
10 to l10A, a shade higher. Potomac
Consolidated SIS were steady at par.
In the stock list Railway preferred
brought SSh. A little Virginia pre-
ferred sold at 6514. Gas was strong
at so.
The Arlington Fire Insurance Com
pany will remodel its building just
west of the Riggs National Bank.
front following closely the style of
the adjoining bank will be the great
est Improvement in the building. The
Arlington Insurance Company, now
occupying the main floor, will vacate
present quarters and occupy the sec
Ond floor.
The Washington times., 1911-03-20

OFFICE WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT
COMPANY.
413-4l7 Tenth Street N W.
Washington, d. c.,
March IA, 1911
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received bv
the Washington Gas Light Company a; its
office on or before Thursday March 2S, Iell
for the following supplies. to be delivered
March l, 1872. in quantities as indicated
''VVf WEST STATION STABLES. 2sth and q
streets n. W.
2. 2OO bushels white clipped double screened
500 bushels cracked corn.
200 bushels bran.
SOC bushels meal.
1e2 800 pounds clear timothy long hay.
2S 600 pounds rye straw.
90 sacks Pratts Food
500 pounds rock salt.
EAST STATION STABLES. 18th and NJ
IL OO0 pounds clear timothy long hay
3 600 pounds rye straw.
% bushels meal.
800 bushels white clipped double screened
oats.
100 pounds cracked corn.
l. 900 pounds bran.
STABLE, TEMPERANCE ALLEY, 9th and
10Th. d and E streets n. w
800 bushels white clipped double screened
54, 900 pounds clear timothy long hay.
$4,000 pounds rye straw.
so bushels bran. .-j
Ali of the above named to be Of best oual.
Ity- subject to our inspection.
The Company reserves the right to reject
any and all bids. =
Envelopes containing proposals should b,
marked distinctly: PROPOSALS. FOR HAY.
OATS, CORN. ETC" - t-t
ga " WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT CO.
The Washington times., 1911-03-20
PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, March
20. 1911. Sealed proposals will be received
at this office until o'clock p. m, March
30, 1911, for constructing shelter and storage
buildings for Georgetown and RosedaIe Play
grounds. Washington, d. c. Blank form of
proposal and all necessary information may
Department. Room 427. District Building,
Washington D. c. Ten dollars deposit will
be required to guarantee the return Of plans
and specifications. CCNO H RUDOLPH,
JOHN A. JOHNSTON, E. NJ MARKHAM
CActing), Commissioners. d. c.
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Chicago Grain.

Furnished to The Washington Times by
A G. Tlant & Co.. IA 14th 81. y. W.
Wheat Open. High. Low. lis.
December......... 90is 9OA 9OIs 9OA
May............... 912s 9l3s 9IB 91h
Corn
July ............... 5O4 SOS 5O4 5O14
May .............. 49&4 1875 4919 49%
The Washington times., 1911-03-20
WORKINGMAN'S WANTS

wORKINGMEN-Again opportunity comes
your way; save cash. that you may on
slightly used tailored suits, 50 to IS; pants,
T5c 81. SIS; coats and vests 50 to 81; hats
25c up. One price. JUSTH'S OLD STAND,
The Washington times., 1911-03-20
WANTED-SALESMCN

WANTED SALESMAN-A leading ra.1 os,,,o
hrm wants wide awake salesman TO sell
property in one Of Washingtons most besIIti-
~! suburbs. Attractive selling contract
Prefer man who has had sorre experience:
don't want anyone who is financially en-
baTrassed but one who is making money to
come with us and make more money. Ex-
Cellent opportunity for a hustler. R0X 10
Times uf6Ce '-'
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BONDS
New York Curb Market.

Furnished TO The Washington Times by
Hartman q Co., New York: 6. Chipman.
manager local branch, Colorado Building
Open. High. Low, Las.
The Washington times., 1911-03-20
PERSONAL

MAN1CURING. Hair Dressing. Shampooing
Facial Treatments Marcel Wave Miss K
DOUGHERTY, 10O6 F st. n. W.Phone NJ 5l3l
OPAQUE shades fitted to your windows, sc;
nest oil opaque. with best Hartzhorn roller,
eOt hung free. ]. @. PREINKERT. 1905 II
81. \. E. Phone Line 1o7s
MRS. ORA L. FIELD.
'"CANARIEs."
as II ST. y. W. SECOND FLooRD
The Washington times., 1911-03-20
PICTURE FRAMES

THE WARNER ART CO.. SIS u ST =. b
We frame pictures at I-3 less than any
dept store. Try US: be convinced Open
The Washington times., 1911-03-20
PIANO REPAIRING

]. REIaIERS, practical piano maker 30 years,
experience. l make your old piano as good
as new; 1 do better work and charge less
than any other firm. New pianos and payer
pianos at factory prices. Phone CoI1 I'o-i
or postal Office, 63f Lamont st. y. W.
The Washington times., 1911-03-20
CONFECTI0NERS

SOMETHING NEW and different-FRENCH
PASTRIES AND DESSERTS-Not found
fancy creams Phone your order, y. 1S2S
-BOECKSTYN'S, 467 Fla. ave. y. w.
The Washington times., 1911-03-20
SPIRITUALISM

MEETINGS Sunday Monday. Thursday
D, m; a message to each: daily readings.
Mrs MALTBY. 93S NJ ST. n. W. Ph. y. S94@
MRS WHITE will have her seancs on
Wednesday and Friday evenings, O'CLOCK
T20 Sth st. y. w
The Washington times., 1911-03-20
SITUATIONS WANTED
Female

Female
BY YOUNG LADY. engagements TO read
aloud or TO write letters. 7Ji Gresham
Place
WANTED-AGENTS
LIVE MEN can make good money selling
Success Vacuum Cleaner. Call 1904 F st
y. w
The Washington times., 1911-03-20
FLOOR OILS

WHITE WAX FLOOR OIL poIishes, stains
hardwood floors and furniture, 25c ct. de-
livered in city. Call for free sample bottle
Phone L los or drop postal TO WEBER. sl3
Nd ave. y. z.
DON'T BUY FLOOR OIL until you've tried
ours; S5c gal ENTERPRISE HARDWARE
Co 92T 9Th St. y. W. Phone NJ. 5O5L
The Washington times., 1911-03-20

REGINA. Diamond, Richmond, Magic, Dunt
ley, Hoover, all other makes; free demon
stration in hATne; prices IS to ,s12s; cash or
time. Call Main 155. National. 6th d d n. w.
The Washington times., 1911-03-20
ROOMS AND BOAKD

MARYLAND AVE. n. E, 121-Large bright
I'd and Sd floor rooms with frst-class table
board; phone.
ST. S. E, 612-Two nicely furnished front
rooms, suitable for two, with or without
board: German family.
EYE ST. s. E.. 612-FIrst and second floor
furnished front rooms. with board.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-10

Van AiHti n' Leader
Tho ruling by The attorney general s
department that poll tax receipts Be-.
uod after January @ viii NOT Dee valid
makes 10 imperative mat pni ias pas
meutH should Oo made lu ample timr
for the receipts to ho ISSUED before
fcbruar, b. o. has been tho practice
of Tax collectors to have special donu
tio. authorized to receive poll as pms
menis tho deputy Swing receipt
fof the money aud thc receipt from
the collector h.in ifsuod at late
date ni thlH arrangement Thousand
pf poll fax receipts we're IHsacd after
expiration of me time tor loral rel
mguts as iho rush durlng the clos
lng hours mpdc 10 Impossible to give n
receipt to each poll inN pafcr ln or
der to hc a voter neat wear Won must
pa, YOUR poii tax in ample tome 90 &c.
cure tho permanent receipt before
February You viii need % ucNi
year and thoro b. no better TIME io
mako payment than rght nov
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-10

The express companies have 70 far
escaped government regulation or
prosecution. bot the days OF their
immunity are short-liycd The farm
era organizations over the country
are demanding either parcels post
or placing the express companies IN
der the regulatory powcfs ~ the In
tersiatc commerce commission. There
IL no reason Why these monopolion
should be- permitted 20 continue their
eKtostlohate charges. They are com
mon carriers and their rates are high
~ for the service they render than
those of any other class 81 carriers ln
this country
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-10
LEh,is rAir rn,3 LuHCu.


President TAT Is an unlurky poil
ilclan Followins the failure OF nis
Canadian reciprocity scheme. II nov
develops that the iarin hoard upon
which hc has laid so mitch stress
has also failed 10 carry out the mit.
sion which he entrusted to g.
upon the authority OF un cihcial oi
the board Il IL said that body OF "cN.
perts' wili not M single rate OF thc
ieriif and least of al viii Il saggcpt a
rate on wool OF cotton.
The theory has brcn scdulously eul.
tl,a'od In administration oirolcs and
disseminated at every opportunity
tina, there could be no lntenirsnt
tariu legisla,ion without the expert
eeanaci OF the ,arin bureau The out
come therefore will be lieappoin,-
mcnt to all who have pinned faith
upon the deliberations OF the hoard
AZ lnsurlng scientific haeis upon
which TO rcadiust tarln rates.
The only excuse President TAFT had
Tor ectolng tarln legislation in the
special secession was the anticipated
report Of the tariu commission. Now,
q Is said, ali the hoard VIII OTTER IL a
mass OF statistical information. mos,
OF which WAS available aud known 90
both Democrats aud Republicans at
the time Of the passage OF the Demo
cratic tarifr bin.
Which II simply another nall In the
political coffin at William Howard
rsn.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-10

Tho late elections in me home
siatos of iho several prominently
named candidates Tor the presidency
most year shows The oNtremr weak
ncsa of man, and inc nnuucsiionci
stronrth OF ouh tow The mau
who disclosed the greatest strength
la his own state wae UoN Harmon
OF Ohio " the recent elections ln
Ohio. New lcrsN New WORK. VII.
souri, and Nebraska Indicate ans
ihns of national sisnifloancc they
clearly point 40 the AW that Coo,
harmon IL really the outs man au "a
presidential candidate so far mcn-
roned Who could enter the race
with reasonable assurance OF car-
rying hls own state. With tho possl-
BILE exception of Ia rnllvttc iu
onto Goyernor Harmon has grown
stronger and thar too NE spite of
the iaci it ls rans homo as welt
NcarncN lNoh D Democrat
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-10
Mnr Wv. a, llnmns,iIlr.

NfownsNiUc sentinel.
The town " safe. Louis sowcnR
bird dos ~ on watch From bis
couch In the sunshine ~ dreams tho
hours away, seemingly uucoasC,eut
Of the dangers Of war
Because of the reported invasion
OF the Brownsville country D, tho
mysterious anlomohilists the price Of
chile has increased ten cents per
plate
The usual crowd of hotel runners
shine hoys and hackmcn were az the
depot last nieht aud gave rise TO the
rumor that reception party had
gathered 10 welcome the Grand old
Splinter OF Mexico
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-10
TRAFFIC VIA PANAMA
AND IEHUANTEPEC
not ItNd Ot GOODS IS luI~ .I-
HitttuN tONIiNt 40
gltDN
Huge Volume oi Tram, B., Expected
Go CO. $50 MAY of Panama

PRACTICALLY iHu uIa.u doHa
worth off domestic m.unanl .s fl0m
ihe mleI STATE, vas Transport rI
atr0s tho l.thmns OF rananH aHT
Trhmnfopo BOO the NsUnl .D1t InII
via lh" iN' railway l.o. '""n'' ''n-.
~ ,N' '''' ",''N" '"
WIN o''h "h lN. AZ 'N.l 'Ni '' ''
'.h'' sauna ''Nt 'h' '".'.'.
"''. '"H l'NNlNl'I VIVID lN'''
"''i'" "" ''' N'''hN'
rura athmian famc between .hr
cartcrn aud Western COASTS oI Urt
United States and between thc ,i,.'-
orn rori col our .ounu, nnd pari'r
coast points u 'ruffa ana Sou.r
America nas eft1t decreased il I'
cont ,eaf ln lHot Whom thr Pam
Nma railway uifrrDt fho uuN .Hil
connection vIth 800, fHmN nUIuD 800
fne Atlantic md th" r1rID GOA g..
abe total traffic amounted tn Hn1ul h
million dollar. lu lHnt. on IaHuAn
: of which year thc lchuaui0I fI-
W1l became H1nilunIr tn' toiN NhH
milon dollars n zoos mi.
ion POO lNnH nt w'iinn n IF''.
So ~ million aud Zoo INI. N' mi'.
TON dollars. exclusive oi more iNah
ihro' 0nhfi"r oi mutton i'l'Aft
worth q" Iotc'rn merchandise.
Tho Growth In traffic h, thD ra.uee.
.tI,. rauts. hs. brrn ar,ordInr to
eure. rnmullrd b., fhr Rur,bu of
Statistics department o0 tommorce
and talbot ,n th, pauamu mlrW.
from lo miluon doinla sos fsei io
2G million I'm 1874. ANA t.a fho rr.
huauiopeo rallwa, from iI t-1 mu.
Hon ln ipna to 98 $50 million ln
IatI Goa 1909 the trade Was almost
couaiN divided between ths tvn
routes. while lasf yrar about hf.c.
iontrhs OF thr total was mnt.d ntrr
tho lsthnus of rthuanfrpoc
or the merchandise passing FROM
the Atlantic cosst porfs WESTWARD
ac~oss the isihmusrs aerrreauur g2
be- million dollars m talu, ml-
lion dollarl worth went ID Hawaii
STA rahuani,ne. l> million
went 10 pao.u, .oas ctlcs i mu.
HON dollars worth hoinr Skinned by
was of rchuantcpc, and an DO.
million dollars worth by vaS of pa-
mama and luile over 90 min.
lion douars worth won't Oh foraeu
countries. of which aU but mulion
dollar. worth was hN way of pana.
ma lheNe west -nount shipments
ltft ihf N'antie seaheari at Sew
Nolh and Fhtiadrluhn thr mttel f.
share hoius loss chan 3 million dole
lars In 'alnc an dthai of Ncu Nork
50 l-2 million The westward move
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-10
coi.p DoucHE ron THE HOT
HEADS.


The Fort Worth Record very per-
tlncntly makes the point that guilt
Ia personal and applies ~ well to tho
misdceds Of labor unions a. 20 the
misconduct OF corporations The dis'
position OF unlonlsts TO rueh blindiy
10 the defense Of an accused member
has Va counterpart In the dInpoaitIon
Of many business men 10 condemn
prosecutions OF trust managers II
ia the same spirit manifcsting itself
In both casea a ciagA spirit that VIII.
" not checked. cndanger our Instltu-
ilons.
"Tho great body OF American union
men are honest, awabidinF and ia
lrlotic. A. q whole their leadership
To- winc and clean A false opportu
nlsm led them to ospousc the cause OF
the McNamaraa. There are radicals
In the ranks Of labor ~ elsewhere aud
lust now the radicals constitute COIN
pact and organized body which IL max
Ing lnsldious appeals to tho class spir-
a. when the McNamaras we're ar
rested this elomcn, raised the riaaa
Fry ana IN The excitement and tumuli
the CONSERVATIVES we're swept on their
feet or yielded to the Impulse OF op'
portunlrm. Just % many good men in
broader Held are yielding 10 a Ike
dangerous impulse IN political affairs
The cause OF union labor ~iil SUI
ier for while. but ln the end u viii
be- bonlftted by this experience Tho
influence of its conservative members
viii be- strengthened aud radicaliam
viii be correspondence weakened ana
diAcrcditod u has noble mission
20 perform Ia securing Justice add fair
dealing for the men ~ tabor. bat u
cannot fulnll this mission unless it
acourges from iis ranks not only these
who would commit crime In ita name.
but those 49, woll who would excuse
or condouc crime. After this ospcr
ionco u must not be content with dts.
nsowals OF responsibility II must
fcariossly an relenilossly prosecute
All Who would hrnmirch lta reputation
by acts Of violence. Aud ~ must turn
a deaf ear "a the lnaldlous appeals of
artful politicians who would lure them
from the economic to the political
hcld.
Save the individuals involved. So.
claliam has suffered most by tho oui
come Of this ease The socinllstn were
the frst 10 make the Mcnamara case
their own
The plcua OF guilty show hos base
less an such appeals were aud are q
singing rcbukc a. those who sought
20 take ADVANTAGE Of criminal trial
TO advance political cause.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-10

This immediate section OF south
west reSas shipped out 1889 csrloads
q onions In the season Of 1911. which
orough, the growers sgss.7Ss. TO say
nethius Of the cabbage. potatoes. can
taionpes, cuccmeers. beans and To-
'naioes. These figures are CLEANED
from the report OF Roy Campbell Of
san Ao,bnio. sales manager of the
soa'heru Texas Truck Growers "A.
zccia,ion.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-10

irooks counp has voted he local
option That better wa o. settle
d local question than having We ness
or drynesa voted upon tho people hy
The entire state Under tho present
laws the people ol an, community u
the state can Eci about what thcy
want ON The liquor question
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-10

Falfurrlaa Fhrtf
About 10000 cans uf tomatoes aYc
shipped into Faliuffiaa every year
The bulk of them come from baltl-
more and We are sending over $4,000
yeaf oni OF this town for a food pro-
duct which We can grow in proiusiou
'n che onT'Y summer aud in The ran
one tomato plant viii Yield over "a
Dushcl ~ fruit Boa iho course OF "a aoa-
SON MANY tso-ponnd cans contain
only two tomatoes There ~ big
money .u tomatoes Or TIE entire crop
can be- utilized
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-10

President Tafi reelection la ,o be-
oppu8od by business mon because be-
bias disturbed husincsu hy retail men.
chnu't because hc fa,ors parrcln
po,t %, tho ultimate con.umcr De-.
cause eft the arln aud aull others
Just hccan-s Otherwise. his chances
neat year are excellent
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-10

The proposed now division of this
federal judicial district. with sessions
OF The couf, 10 be- held ln Corpus
Christi, 10 demanded by the volume
of federal eases accommodating IN this
vicinity. due 10 The Increase Of popula
lion and The growth of federal traf
nt through the port Of Corpus christi
The court here would also bc great
convenience 90 the citlzona Of ih.
group Of ncighboring counties which
would constitute thr new division
Congressman Garner. ia pressing thln
BIN. ia 40 usual keeping we'll abreast
Of the Interests of h.s constituents.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-10

10 AN Persona Interested In the Es.
tate OF g. 4 kennedy Decreased.
Mrs Sallio kcunrdy AdmlulstratN
of the estate OF said g A Ken.
ned, deocascd has Alcd IN the
County Court ~ Nueccs County
her anal account of the condi-
ton OF said estate. together with an
application 90 be- discharged as adj
minisiratiN thereof which viii De-
heard ~ our said Court on ihe third
Monday IN December. A. d i9tl
same being the eighteenth day OF
December. A. u 1911, AZ the Court
House OF said Nncccs County. In the
city % Corpus Christi Texas. at
which time and place an persons tn
tcrcsted in said estate are required
20 appear and contest said nnal ac.
count and application. &, they stc
proper
Witness. " r. LITTER. Clerk ~
the County Court OF Nucces County,
Texas
Given under my hand and seal 81
said Court as my Office IN Corpus
christi. Texas. on this. the ssth day
OF November, A q. iatt.
a.. 50 "A 8. IuTER.
Clerk County Court. Nueces County,
Texas
lay J A. MOUNT Deputy,
A true copy, certify.
NJ n WRIGHT, sheriff.
Nueces County. Texas
g. ". Young. Deputy.
li-aG-- FASTEST
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-10

Tas Caller has no preference OF
toutcs Tor the proposed street car cx-
tension 20 Alta vista In justice TO
the company Il should be permitted TO
40 as direct as possible. compatible
with the puhllc interest. II should
also be built where Il win accommo-
date tho lsrFes, number OF pee.
pie such y usually the object OF the
carrier, ss 4 wants tho larscs, re.
turns On ~ Investment. II the people
Wish 70 preserve the bay view iron,
for henlsssra rursesss uucbstruescd
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-10

General ionr, 81 bingham The
Father OF the House of Representa-
tiyos. who has served seventeen
terms in Congress from The Firlt
Pennsylvania district may lose that
title since the Republican leaders
IN Philadelphia are said to have dc
cided that be- shall not be- named fof
recollection.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-10

BY stree, car line. the company
should place ~ track on a back
street. hut n would BE- unislr
TO ash the com IAN, - sa'ato IT,
franchise on the front IN order that
that thoroughfare mlrht later pc oc-
cupicd By another street ear enter
prise, now IN process Of Incubation.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-10

Cnutist, to orders The cook ufcd
a., iudrc'a private bath nuh She
confessed her fault and ihe judge lcr-
rimandgd her with Judicial severity
don ohiccl 30 much to fo1 HH
nR nav tuh snid tho judge hHf
dlsukc to hriioso that Won vouid do
ANYTHING hehmd nav back CHAT yon
pouldut do before nav lnco Nor.
man q Macks Monthly