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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-07
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, May 6-An uphcavsl in wheat prices
to-day resulted from the hullsh showing In ohio
and Missouri state crop reports and from
equally alarming figures collected BY the grain
dealers OF Illinois. The market touched new high
lev els FOR the season 81 Is and 81 TO- respectively
for Nav and July. and closed with gain OF 20
Fac net. Corn finished isT5sc down. oats ysry
Ing from &c OF 10 isc advance. and provisions
strung out Ti2c each way from the prices current
as hours before sentiment In the wheat pie
swung so much 10 the bull side that selling cams
only from holders taking profits. Many other
owners preferred TO wait for the government TO-
port 10 DO issued tomorrow afternoon Range %
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-07
NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET.

New Orleans May 6--Cotton futures
scored an advance of g a bale on the more
active options to-day, January March. Sep
tcmber. October and December closing 50
TO II points above the closing prices OF Sat-
,,rday The opening was II TO Is points up.
Reports OF damage by rain ana A fairly
good demand combined to bring about a
further advance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-07
Bankers Expect Bonds.

4. ea'hers are awaiting an issue Of $780,
part OF the authorized sio0OO0,0oo
terminal and unifying S per cent bonds
we ~. Louis & Southwestern Railroad,
sAVp are expected some time this week.
new bonds will provide for needed 81.
A. terminal facilities. retire over 800
saulpnent notes and finance additional
pheht The total issue was authorized
r. FEBRUARY and natures III forty years.
HoSs earnings Of the 81. Louis &
sn"estern have been showing healthy
,"pnent Of the road for some time
a. commenting on tho management
.rt w new president Il. ~. Britton,
b.. FINANCIAL World" says: at has
"a, commented on in more than one quar-
:. wan Street that the Morgan inter
ar. aopsh It's trust company affiliations.
IN y 'pe future exercise potent voice
N, honis Southwestern affairs. and that
All. u,'' very high-minded rich man.
ICES piue capacity or inclination for di.
,b.e large railway affairs, will get fur
,t..,a ,he background and allow the new
of " VINO has the undivided support
@ we we bankers behind bin. TO put the road
tsr "fe az an aggressive business get.
BUSINESS gamer. Britton is said to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-07
SEED PRICES.

Toledo. MAY s-CLoVERsEED-- cash. husnt
sls, October, $40 50; December $40 so. ALslkE
Prime. Si1: August SO TIMorHY-Prine,
So 20 September, 81 50; October ~ Aueus's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-07
Marconi Curb Ruling.

The curb listing committee has ruled that
F" Yesterday was the last day TO exercise
iehts TO subscribers to new Msrconi Wire
sss Telegraph Of America stock, and as
M Corporation Trust Company Of Jersey
MY did not stamp all assignments Of
nights all assignments properly guaran-
esd By a curb member, stock exchange
house, bank or trust company. will be de-
cared good delivery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-07
ST. Louis Receipts.

Reports from st. Louis say that receipts
VI lumber have fallen off about % per cent
Vunng April, as compared with the same
month In 1911 Twelve thousand seven
'4hIftd and sixty-scven cars were re
oVed this April. while year ago 1894
'a's we're the total Receipts OF horses and
mules for April show an increase Of 81 per
WIZ over 1911. Fresh beef. lard, meats
Nna hides also increased. Livestock for
aaushteYing uurpOses decreased
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-07

he unsurpassed in this capacit and he Is
Voted increase.
The stockholders of the Pittsburgh Steel
Company on May voted to increase the
Company's capital stock to S1750o0,0 and
10000 additional I per cent cumulative
preferred stock will he issued. The priyi-
lege Of subscribing 10 this stock at BAR
is offered TO preferred and common stock
holders registered on the books of the COM
psny OH May IL. 1912, TO the extent CT %
per cent of their combined holdings. Speyer
d Co. have contracted TO take any of the
new stock not subscribed for by the stock.
holders.
From Boston.
Inc Boston News Bureau has the follow.
ing to say of Steel earnings.
Prices of the products made by the Steel
'otPCfat1n are believed to be booked for
hsher ieves. Its profits are larger. lts
statement Tor the June quarter VIII show
Sfeal Improvement over the distressingly
pad report published last Tuesday OF
course the crop factor figures Importantly
IN the question of future Steel earnings
w hen the directors meet, on July % to
dct on the next di|idend agricultural con-
luons VIII appeal 10 them, I'm all prota-
6ihtN' even more forcefully than politics.
We're maintained and even increased, i'm the
TWO years following the great corn short
age OF 1901. Industrial earnings and indus
trial dividends declined. Steels dividend
being suspended. and its net earnings fall
iinnS from N5So0o,ooO in 1902 TO $73,c0ocoD in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-07
Estimated Steel Earnings.

Estimates are now being made as to the
probable earnings of the Steel Corporation
for the current quarter, and the figures run
around the $500 .0o9 mark. At this rate
there would bc a deficit fer the first half Of
the year Of around $4,000. During the last
fifteen months the Steel Corporation has
Issued a balance of 100000 bonds, there
hv increasing fixed charges 100000 year.
This amount is about what it has cost the
steel company to maintain its per cent
dividend on the common stocks. which
calls for disbursement of above s25,o""D
z year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-07
Utah SHELTERS Strike.

The strike at the American Smelling
Lead Shelter at Murry Utah, is reported
still unsettled with no immediate prospect
Of settlement. Unless some settlement is
made before tho end OF this week, informa-
uon IS that shippers OF low grade ores will
asked 10 discontinue shipments. The
asher grades that can afford the add
uonal freight charges will be assigned 10
ne Pueblo, Col, plant. Most of the strik-
rs are foreigners. who have Joined the
Western Federation OF Miners since the
nflks began
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-07
6oxboard Reorganization.

There is reported 10 be a contest stil in
evidence between the protective committee
OF the United BoXboard and Paper Com
pany's general mortgage bondholders and
stockholders, and former director, who is
opposed 10 the reorganization plan as pre.
Sent1d. Thc committee believes It's Plan
will 90 through in circular issued calling
for the second instdlment of $40 a share
Inc committee proposition Is TO return all
the assessment il any failure of its success
shOuld result.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-07
NIW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEaBOsRD CLEARANtEs.
FLOUR AND MEAI-Flour firm and

FLOUR AND MEAtl-Tour firm and higher
but volume OF business small. Spring patents.
. GJq So. winter straiahts. 81 goa So 30. win
rer patents 80 ~ q s. 30; spring clears, 81 -
TSJ. extra 40 I winter 81 30 81 so; 40 :.
81 2OTSl 30: Kansas stra!ghts, 81 25ntj a..
fancy spring patents. So 75asI. RYE FLOUR
STEADY, fair 10 good. f5M 50 10, choice TO
fancg. 81 i5d 81 80 ORNMEAL-Kiln dried.
81 - BAG MEAi.-Fine white and yellow.
81 s0USl -. coarse, 81 75GS1 So FEED
Wortsn spring SIS so. standard middIing.
SIS 60. nour do. S3I; red dog, s32: city bran.
SEQ 10 bulk. $50 sacks. mddlinE, $50 i00
So 80 rcd dos S33; hominy chop. S20q $50
tulk. $50 ,OT s3i 10 sacks; oilmeal, S3s $50.
COTTON-Arpr.hensi OF short crop
next season were intensified by reports Of
rains in the belt over Sunday. and predictions
of further unsettled or showery weather Tnero
was an active and excited buying movement.
and prices scored an advance Of approximately
s. q bale, compared with the close OF Satur
day. The advance carried prices back 30
within 10 or 20 points OF the seasons high
record. established on April -, and there
WAS also heavy covering by short sellers on
tho recent break. Closing prices were strong
and within n point or two Of the best at
net gain ~ from IS II ~ points for the day.
Buyiug was particularly aggressive in the last
hour, when there appeared to he a feeling
that Liverpool would become badly frightened
over the crop outlook. southern spot markets
were unchanged 10 sc higher Local con
tract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-07

p. w Otis & Co: 6 state hogs. sos 10. -; %.
ls7 II. IS: :. lIe ID. 81 80: l rough $50 n. 81:
I boar, 400 ID, 81.
Kerns Commission Company: 2 state hogs. 200
10. IS: 8. 1883 n, IS; -, 40 10. ~ 7o roushs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-07
ELGIN BUTTER MARKET.
SHORT TERM NOTES.

EIgiu. May 6.--Ths quotation committee Of th4
Els'n Board this afternoon declared outter nrro
nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-07
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Sc Is; common Stds1 IS: Cuban. sia$c so; WA
TERCREsS, 100 punches. 81 50GS2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-07
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

Quoted b. Boyer. Grlsgo'd 4 90, No. ~ r ad-
way New York and No. 20 East German
street BsltimJre1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-07

i25 refs and Santos was unchanged Spot IN,
active and easier, with Rio No I at lfhc. Local.
contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-07
Rankrunt Madrid COMPANY.

The Hudson Trust Company is named IS
che largest creditor OF the recently declared
bankrupt Madrid Company. Assets amount
70 sll7.Sso in real estate, stock and fixtures.
while liabilities aggregate s226729, as filed
IN the United States District Court The
Hudson Trust Companys claim is S25,7l9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-07
Boston Story Denied.

Traffic Director Louis j. Spence has de-
MED The Boston Americans" story that
the Southern Pacincs great fier will soon
ply between Boston and Galveston. with
New York as port Of call. The published
report was that the arrangement was in
retaliation for establishment by the New
Haven Of cheap steamship service between
los Angeles and san Francisco, when the
steamers Harvard and Yale were sent 10
the Western coast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-07
Raw Sugar Decline.

From Boston comes report that during
Arril there was Shrinkage ~ between
ynnNo and 100000 in the value of raw
sugar stocks. The market for raws has
tecn continuously declining for two and
one-half months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-07
Paragraphs of Current Interest
for the investor.
Not Committed Vet.

The Noffat road. the Denver, Northwest
,rn G. Pacific has had rumors circulating
around il that Adolphus Busch would step
- as the financial hacker in placing the
bankrupt property on its own basis again.
:, Iouls information, however. does not
ys,,fv the rumor, and says that Mr., Busch
a. debating the question.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-07
Missouri Wheat.

Vow comes the information that the Mis-
souri wheat conditions are improving and
,ba, only about 10 per cent of the winter
acreage has been abandoned in the western
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-07

Furnished b, charles y ReIn"y 4 Go. 10 -
Broad street New York. ani 40. - south
An slIc,t. NEIIAdclphLa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-07
Telephone Dispatching.

The Central Vermont Railway has com
pleted its equipment with a telephone dis
ratching system of its entire New London
division This is the second division Of the
system which has been so equipped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-07
Canadian Southern Bonds.

Forty million dollars per cent bonds OF
The Canada Southern Railway will be
acted on by the stockholders at the annual
meeting OF the company TO be held at ST.
Thomas Ontario, June 3. The directors
have authorized the mortgage under pro-
visions Of the 1905 lease, guaranteed by the
Michigan Central Railroad; s225co,co0 pro-
vide for refunding first and second mort
gage bonds. maturing January and March
l. 1918. Michigan Central stockholders have
already approved the issue and its pur-
lOsfs..-.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-07

New York. May 6. 1912
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-07
Kansas Wheat Crop.

Each day brings fresh reports OF the
wonderful improvement in the Kansas
wheat crop. It's strange how little the
word expert" means around the crop es-
timsting period. Secretary Coburn In his
report If the Kansas wheat situation in one
paragraph says:
Where failures are unmistakable there is
yet ample time for corn, kaffir and other
sorghums and catch crops. More katfir
will be planted this year than ever before"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-07
PHiIADEi PHIA STOCKS,

'ln,sr,,, to be added.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-07
Copper Metal Dull.

The copper metal market is dull. Presi-
dent Ryan and his party are back from the
strenuous West and bull gossip is desul-
tor. The only reply 10 the question What
about copper" comes in the nonchalant
answer: This is nothing but what might
be expected. it's merely question of
time.r
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18

jsn Nci.sinure made . valiant rHrr
ana host ilorv ~ Nu.ces county.
whrf. Jen mod. vigorous uaht
against corruption snd cofrupiion'stS
ho gqilsd Nplrndid vote MI Msls.
more n ,he art ~ mao that ascsp,H
defect with Hmlle There 10 nuihlnH
smsn 90 bitter about him Corpus
chfiat cailrr
~ faiiinE So sle,t lon Actemofs
ms state has iust more than b.. has
rhege b. no limit % the lnnasnes h.
would heto escf,'d for the states noid
bad she fo,tune ~ polite. faNorrd him
We arc plraAed 60 know that su,-d ''i,i
ursYsun county save him substantial
plurality over az ~ his opponents and
that too. without tho expenditure 20
, cent y NJ Mol..mofe. bu, nimps,
,hronsh the sctlsiy ~ hls friends
lsniaon iiefaid
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18
MUCH DEPENDS

The PrRn~sse parts makes an earnest effort Ia
consider Itself sefim~ly ~ aid The populpi party.
wars nvo And yvi W. read that the ropulis
parly found hols paFor rather io roomy place for
~ delegates NJ the ecu,rnllou Recently held
In November. eerialn a. sun hot Roosevelt 60
hor,n VIII experiepcc viherng FIRST Tbs y newt
ble Democracy through no iaheren, STABILITY Of rs
mn perhaps Is on the crr,i ~ rpark:.ag Repul'
snl-l has faded m.~ inslorio~ly Its polci,~ have
brought increased harlhil~ aud 81, general discomfort
naturally expresses lts,if IN q rcyuison Of sentiment
liz 1916 should Woodrow Wilson hay. proved q False
prcphc, and nspoesac legislation have failed a. pro
vide remedy Tor conditions OF scononic unrSt the
Progressive party may hocos hssae of naii"nal
vrn
II ia members "a earnest they wnnl6 have Us
beless and mburd with srnslmenis " patriotism raih
than warnings for office they may turn The sting
e defeat 10 singular advantage There Is nothing more
rpeniug, Whec-nuc aud rnllghteniug than thc sohsr
| consideration ~ prohlea after the crash
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18
TWO paosouncs nENrs ON ~
DlclAl REFORM.


The Dcmo}ratc state Convention
sDsao two pgoneun,cmoats an thy sub
icot - lvi'clai srfesm. onr ~ rncans
" plank Ia its platform and on~ b,
means ~ an independent resololion.
rhe platform plank mefely r~eeina
m~nds" that the legislature cre.si0 a.
we'll lsaid commission ~ h,s lawyers
70 rewrtv oar statutes civn aud pSaai
10 shc end mat they NAY h, abrldsfd
ANA olarinei and co-wdln4ied ADD
also 40 rscemmend rof.,rm la ,hs
practice aud pFoosisse IT ouf cvsWt-
Specifically. u stamps wlth SO ap-
proyai a surgrs,iun ~ IndGe HAIRY
Miller ~ naiiaA that TRIAL massa es
Required a. deliver shelf chargvs on
the law "hsforv attorneys make ahy
argument" The resolution has hri-
gef prospective aed has she aaalsion,,i
virtue 20 being more Appetite "
faNora- the ~, isian 20 the eudr ~
pfvs.iurc m SEVERAL ways the Hs,s.
notahls> ana tho lsrst helms b change
thai no case on apspal shalt be- r..
crasd on acVounl - irregularities That
Do not snecs the rights 81 the parties,
and slving 90 the appellate tribunals
enlarged po@efs g. d. iusg,,e beiwrsn
lsassirs an areauirc them ~ consider
eSiscs after thes have oe'cpsr,i the sub.
missten thsrvcd regardle@s ~ whe,hHr
they arv presented ~ formai 40, 81
not" This We take u, y ony sTr
bo~ss eirculloeutors WAY " ssrrvss
ing what the Amsrtcan War Assocta'
glon has advocated with rsspecs b. ms
pleading - sessanlcalttlss
The dispatches aftofd no ssislenn-
tlon ~ Why the canssAslon dia aos IA
eorporate this resolution sls plat
form plsnk ON tho same sal,lccs. let.
10 guess, We surmlsc that ooVrtno<
colausss "a ascrse % action ~ the l~s-
,slsture Until commission shall nAse
taken tho whole subject tnse c.Rslacra.
tson and made rs recommendation ~
the lessslAsw~ icselaurN ruthtT
Tor ~ course u would have time IN
rusommsna nothing ~ tie next iegi~-
sAture rhsse seems 60 hase been a
xvnesal desire ~ make the platform
ssaemmoaats she rs~go~essians shs
qualifications and eson the pseiuaices
~ 0Sseraw culausst and. Sho~tng
I uore aetercncs than " was nntW amp
oh',x9tt0a ~ sn.sw. the cVnNenti0a ~,
IN this method ~ expSvzssns IFS mare
Isoi'xktsoei ard uoFv prox,~<ssvs
Iss~~p wsshe,s ssnt@sraslng she osn.
iVeatt.n> n~nsnee tes eoevsnNS.
h0S whatever may have le<a tAs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18
Am OPPORTUNITY IN BEANS.

American packers import 1000 900 basbes ~ beans
annually Five years ago the COMMUNICATION ~ pork aud
bcnna was nominal the domestic supply more than
meeting al demands Heavy Advertising has worked a
marked change for NJ present the domestic supply "
augmented by beams from tbs fisld- 81 kfyis Italy
Hungary. Spain and southern Francr
The chief bean producing States New York Mich
gan and California. Texas wiih thousands ~ acrgs
lnplcd 10 the crop imports most OF her beans direct
y or indirectly from California
Mr. y " Yoainm, who~c quail ~ a farpad
hretto4nrr aIneat ~luad Nv has knowledge 1T farms
and farsng time nRo had California experts visit
ihe Re- tirende Valley After Investigating conditions
4 soil and climate these experts reached the conclusion
that Texas was overlooking Aplendid Of novc
uno bS mol engaging IN bean culture
The hreign COUNTRIES mentioned raxe beans and ship
hem into the United States ~ profit despite e,iy
4 az renis per bnsha We farther frnn market
han New york Michigan hut certainly cl,s.'r than a
w cent duty plus voyage acr,rs ihr Atlantic
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18

ss.nssasrnflons ~ 1aflnx ths coneeo 4.
ston. eeert ooe nuss ssmlf fhaf the.
sszaaafien y sastit mefs ruspousise
- popular demand ihan fte pianx ~
~ platform. " ths leeisissurs sheuid
ressFles ns.lf o. M promise - a.
f.latfarn pians "a that - covid ~
eert "a fhe neat ierlsisfare ~euid -
~ afsssh.E - ramfDisst,s - nt~
esll paid lawyers a. eoasi9ef ~ who'll
sublssi ana report a. soms f1iufe fer
sslaf afs. po@nltas IN islS - 1877. 80
- lsas sans tame algiaE N euff.ps
ssntnff No apch pfoes~dins - thst
sin satisfy ii1s paisic 8smsnd fh+rs
81 esrfsln wsa dsnnsd ihlnEs mtst
~ thssa ds.arii,ei 81 to fsaliptlnn
thaf a. commanded o. hup~ratlfeiy
- csinnisa ssnss that there - o. heed
~ So tss recommendation - a., eoap
nf#el.n. stsa though inst eusnmissl',,
si,osla b. abis g. rei~ff ~ 80 ussi
lselsiatufe iiuf - cDufse a. would not
~ rsaey a. fsDufs - sa-an - maj O.
The lsrislaiufs should eonhns Itself it
ibs pisass - this piatf.sm plank ~
shsuld have a. ssn s~sefsa gsafs o.
rsfssns ai,om ths nsei - ~hifh there
ean h. 40 controversy ~hetsfsf
~ shonid urrs o. lhisrfipn What
sesr a. ths c5ssiiim e . esminiAai' "a
a. a.-las .tf sfstsisa .Ii g. saff-ei
Uhstst.f changes No. osf ossass a pfut
ss,iuTs gnsy seem tD D. a. b. aavisetsir
( iiri ia~fr rr- rvr'sin Erur- iof'ris ln
agu ci..ifs - procedure ~hlrh nhtftiit
ihsgasslss~ - insaientiy 80 o. naass
any s,pesi aafire altDgcihsr mluerrr
lnary. and me prnpis ~ rrtas all npi
toissaie ths pfusfnsiiuailon 10 the ear
rerth.n - thsAs ehirb ihir piIff9rm
gS.nl ...afs a,riss.s To. f-.iiiifHsu an
I imasiuss thar me pfopie ~ fesas wliI
sail ~ r.,fisnes 30 three or eve years
fos me oefs.ftlan - abuses that ace
nanrnm and Krieeoas ~ ma vrrf
rf4,J lu1gr - ihs pubic temper
gaker ai,oEflhrf the Ditnk and inf
r.soiuilsu mahes "a gsfJ fan PROPOSED
~ judicial reform. Bat che plank. fahrn
separately IL srasrsqueiy inadsi. nate
4, ss,rass q sek g co5nprchonnion. q
laos ~ sppTas s1tlon . failure % un
irfn,ahd either the ssila dsmAnjina
correction ~ ih. impaiieuts ~ thf peu-
pie ~. leriaiaiurs n t would o.
ipos.s A. puiilio espeeiAiinn. must b.
( sse. rnsa noi ~ a. platform pianl
.ior. bui hy ihs supplementary fean
iutlnn ssnpisd b. 90. eiut oniA.~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18

Mar, word "a the Midcosat haas
ioll lrarue did ~ hear spoken B., the
NictofiA cNeursionisls Inrsda,. hut
then MerTts of the Advocate was NOT
aiong Moftiss Rotation Gao ihr Nid
cfass reminds us of poftlan 90 score
tsry S,t,onald's spee.h hcre recenii,
IT, ASKED an ia the spdionCc 90 stand
who had solicited RAMSEY Ga snake me
FNcs fof svscfnor Nouc stp1d ans
Nvponaid remarked that sYidenih Tom
Campbell MAS nut w the audience
Morris Mas s'ie -l,,asor tyr thr Nid.
c0stt anN pefhnps h. viii nov intro
iuc" etii m tns iuvcr house auihefls.
ma tne Organization ~ surh q issswue
iio Mas nominated tnf ihs isfisntar,
an the receut primaries liesSius pi,a-
yuma
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18

Ahe kuef fhs convict " doing the worid service
that Abe Rnef the ps,tieisn wo1Id have sco'fsi nj
IL has thought aud suffered and out Of has ISOLATION
arrived NJ philosophy,
IL prsJicts The, 5fih ~ intelligent and xide.
SPIRAL sntssest 10 politics the elimination " mock
'ssne~ - the birth " generation that will l.. sssyed
b. principal rather than money.
Not man " III mtsf acute dAcernmeu' 90 ~ the
spnndssf capacity jlsefn grvp,ngs viii not erysfaliD
snio any permanent literary monument They ssu b.,
rsuse of their sincerity N for other reason bep Ia
The work ~ bringing about substantial reforms IN the
politics ~ nsion newly awakened b. thu larger sense
~ moral responsibility =
ti~ kuef the CRATER the eomrHde ~ thugs aud
women driven io desperation through sxsor,on hss
turned Als Ruff The fsneher We salute him and
sisb bin Mill Joy "a the performance Of a ser
vice 90 his fellow
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18

The corpus Christi Caller noting
that ihs record - Killings in NeW Yors
fuI ihs month ~ Iuiy 81, efaEsd one faf
each asj whinh inuyer q 4" fonath
that " fhe rate 10 kspi pp oeiham vii
aoon hsts 40 many dead humsnF 80
san Antonio hed dead fueH after the
awsiiius contests When New fora
Kills ~ many "a 10 eiiis.ns as san Al.
'onio tiiisi tp-s There viii b. az ufse
people 10 Ncw Yufs since Inc p,snula-
lion ~ that olty WHOM ,he issi etnaus
was taken Wen "nlY t.iesAs1 While ran
An,ouio a~pitcd upwards ~ s.oou GOO
flies 10 lrsa than month. Does ~"
Caller want 10 wipe NeN fgsh "a tho
map Han Anton0io IA prrna