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Next wo,k viii shaw The metal ~
Amct,,au players "a tho national tour
nanicnt to b. heid az Ncwnort.
t,F the Seeona consecutive tinac ,
Ncpcsmott has CARVED IN "a. open gell
F:.s'ionship II tho United states lss
.sssnsisssni s,iAS surins the RuHaio
tetirasmsnt mss married hin as tnc ~
be efoatcst u not tho greatest rolfers
Ia ihe rountfS.
q 10 said that Tresia.n, Taft does
not intVna to nesisc, soft during his
samrisr vefStlnn. even Tor politics.
several ~ the ,iritors Who arr goinS a.
i'cs cfly have been asked fog fhe "a
PRESS purp,~e "a pie,in golf and ais
cussins The presidential campaign
George Mclean. - year oId laa
vNo helps Jaok Macklc Ia the shop At
i'onwectlc. y y. recent weni round
NJ sens sara course To- 6 Alec smith
n'ads me eireur last yeer N the same
hsprve but there vas not me same d.s
tance thcn that there 10 now.
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cAayus stssfsu rsis ieai hs ends
Ir. Wooi ~ Welsh and waiisf john
san mo hsrdssi pii0hefs a. hii sincs
b. hos issen n the hig iraEus
ltrsshtf ls "a thsrmomsfnr Tor the
sinciunau Reds when BE- IL h1ilng
Hruund 300 tse Nhnis team perks up
Ynd riags real ball when Fon falls
to lte the team sues down. tuo. ana
p,.,ya Yissrahi,.
ihuat Shinn. ~. former Red soS
hand is playing risht neia Tor sasfn
meata in ~ Iarinc coast LsaFgs a
broken ankle pgi him boz the sat,ion. 80
third base d whefe hs bflnusa
Ccosrs Hsaumeaftsu. 'and ~ this
sssson b. product ~ the Mountain
fesene lis tWuled fn Huntington
~ Na asi year DO staffed ihr ers
san hf pitching sn 81 fo 9 stmr against
me white sos n ,he sprins and har
nol STAGED the slab sinte
Robert Mcitni ous of the owners W
tbr fiusfou Americas League team
Sow issdinr n that orrsnitation'a pen
nnui rsre says hs Is rcturning uions'
snd checks daily a. fans Who enclose
b so him Or titkets to che worlds ~
ribs in October Efcn v tho commits
siou would aiinW a. baseball riut
euuii NOS aroepf ne monsy before ii,f
psnuant wss ,inraed ga aarouni oi
su.sfsiition
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List ~ soliefa foub,lnlag in the peas
ofire ~ corpus chrlrii. rcAaa To-
INIT, lass an,lsimeh. luf Wceh ondlns
Ava A.. 1914 4 ios ~ one eoa VIII
he collected "a delivery ~ onrh IA
ieg flcans say Advertised" Whea can
sns Tor shcnc letters
A'Hafo iuan 90
Atlanta. 0uhvr,o
Ahsrre. Aisa,o
Alnaran safa Tomana a 10
Alvarez Carlos
AFeiiAuu a.
Alesanacf. ThemAB
Anderson. ictrf
BALDWIN. Miss johnnie .~....s
iigo~H Miss isiAs
hcfnhs. ryfa feilx AmRya
nnsuls, Allan
sfenhs Nss- urs'le
cushIc'. siemens-
Castro. Aihoitu
ces,lllo. flpilan
ranel,s. i.lccnelaar joue
ramphell. Mia tvs
Campbell W n.
cafsa. Mira "A A.
crmn. . a
r"lssn, As@ Anna
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4 slllloN oollAn rANrY

tts, thr Assuciatrd rreasN
fNASitiN. Mass Aus ~ 81 Neu afv
worth miilion ~ u,asN rsshaps ,e,l
friends ~iu hevs a., pleasure trr thv
0nsyl ~ seAdals ,ual Aains su,ons
ihcso piUsent a ihs hAilop aollAg ,s,fi>
sh,t so iionn - tfloA u al.ine ga
his estate sall,a 'l'fils@ oro~sing 90
pisht ENeominH President raft every
elW ~ the gaes,p IL milll,pNsry aud
the lssts has l,uen PLANNED ou m,as
es fil,st'nfF mAsniascncv oele0laisd a.
mahN the osd lls4ien families whe ha,,
Tor gcneratians hsyn HNlas siasis dus
ina the sHsnmVg m0ntha. assp fas
hrpath
NcN'ensng a seven c'ellck thin eNcn.
lns The onplasea ~ n ilossoA o,,nifaos.
ma nrw Viii sas sine,Nh ana psrscel
denclpE floor on tho trtck lawn an,
have 4 lWlshod ~ nlnr .o'clock. rhc,
via sAks a M tonoEro~ narnsnR hc
,wccn eaV and thfOe aolosk The lao.l
" ths a that Mr. krieks lawn shai
pseson, 40 usual craerly and ~rll .Aopl
IsFreafensV a. DARK ,ouixhs and aran
~ daylight sonerr,~ mesn,ar. Hut fol
nv hoofS l'oiwscn \ y IN. ami . !, M.
abe groueds % the estate wisl DC trans
iosnicd lnto . lalfylaid.
hNpvnsc no ~eieci
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-17


A A. STACK olrsstor - siNietics AZ
~ tuitersifg - Chhseo has been
Nominated 3 rfesldrntA,d siestor from
~ estons congressional alsssses u
ininai~ - the progressive partys
iirkei
Mics Lny Emifh. ths EnEiish~ofnsn
So bs.les seseats msdals. vm aiirmp,
- swim the hnEiish channel neat sun
A. l.aai leeF sae s~sfa firm Dover
" ttanpeata twcnif miles 81 q fouet
So " ssssn hyafs
\ tasn iiesiF Ausfrana's fefsfan
spimmrf. may b. s-sn n this cosnffl
within I'M neat few mouths and "a.
termea 80 h-.kius fufsaF3 ~ltE keeH
sppfseianon b. he Wait 80 bs u noi
.'nig ens ~ ins fastest aH aronnd ~
FORMERS % ihs ~nfi1. but = l..sdirF sH-
tborlY - ths atisncs ana the.fy 81
naiali1n
fneianu has aetr4mine,i a. ef.si thf
lfhiriig sapfsin-tf 20 AZ ~Ufid ff,'b.
~ oif~'l s,aies and nutrfaroi IL
mss in f1ii ssins o. have tns ufltish
.emrirg represented - team - a.
street. una brat Trained afnieteg 90 ne
ti, mpi0 stmsa in ueriln Boz 1915 rns
hihlsiie a.. is..fs Tlab 49, 49, .1t fo
.rsire fiold ~ ii-t ooq a. b. aegoina g.
inr tnafanr ~ athlstcs fof tne uest
niimplsd meet
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-17

MaNTrf2AEll. VI. Aux "A u ac.
s~raanss With easten. Nvrmoog toaAs
observed tho lss,h Anniversary " tks
hAssie - lsennlrfsvn a. legal holiia>
tiaes wcre raisei a. many pnirts and
as a rnle the hanks and an pniisc es,l
Scs rcmainea ciasca
The rastlc e nennlnsscR thcuxh
csmpesetlNely snaall a. scxArds ths
number - lss participants. Mas one
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-17

OF thr mnai important eunniCin nf thf
retuimlau % f,r aa results af, 600
.ofned The haiile be- Ernennt rrcoe
aitfi b., historians as ih, nrninf lolui
uf ihr uar it Nas fhs nrsi imetin h,s
mfs lhat raw militia had a'pfruded
suocsaafaln asanat nircurhrh r'r
uNr srnpps % madc thf slrinrt U'
safatoga posslnio which BAG ifu 90
rnufheed Ffpnce iD rrcnsnise fnH in
dependence rf fhe American cniunirH
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-17
sAlr,noss WANTS CONVENTION

nALriMoRc Md. Aus ls pc.
s,Fmnsd 10 hsoss lsalumoN az the
neSssns plees ~ thr ssis vonsen1loa.
'hr MeSlSna leslsc "a tho Loyal uf-
Dr. " Moose sserssi les kansAs cns
sc'ias fsr ms aS,Soaaa easeersas. whseh
hsxlns nsxt Monday.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-17

sholp. Ms lje
th'ltpu Misc liespr
auaman IoH
Ntorhi0n fpaf4p
Hun llv iiUt .
stflhlius STONE
HhrupHhifp nfnf tp
spngt Nd
raNiof M,ss farhD
reuNo rfank "
1fue. o. a.
Thompson Mrs. Non,o
rss hr Mta lam,a d
fhRiehrr Cat
iuwvts ~
rFe,iuu santna
Nsld,f Caiiols a.
VALDEZ lso1ur
WeHl A. o.
wAleoit n a.
Williams. " a. sn
NfAN " r.
wllson AIRS Sc
Nupon Mtn ilr,a
Wilron Ais. l.ilS
W0srn, Oeorfr
Wilson Niss Roll,
Watson. uua a Wiley
William. t'lsud
Walsh Msnfhv
Nutmu MtA Susan y
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-17

lhe iDi,iaiiNR ninasAre, seeklnG a.
enact ie~ legaiiains rAee track hes
ems IN cAnfosniA and "A, establish
meat ~ F4eips eonnAtSs haNmg
ehAFge a raciag and hsttink. VIII ~
pn The eAiInt for arsNn a. The xsn9rnl
slection next November Tho p~,ision
ennsAinins upward - se.oee sixnasares
while aiee& u she number Repaired ~
law, =
The Ning's Plate and tho Provincial
Nar~psy. thf lesfeF hsinx Cor a-yoar-
0lds bspa and rsascS m ans rsuvnrs
~ oeeA~c hAvn ecsh been Increased
AZ sslse snss ses&n ana visa ~ rus
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SAVE srns ssv~ srpn sha hrl9hs llshs
Nth the slxm k,ad ~ e.,iofsa eiasscs
'nf Kind w have The S.amlns Hses
s>r"rnst II NVnF head aches an the
'"". VIZ sAn stop L. sil Il
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How Thsy STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


New York =. ChlDaGo g.
nosfmi D ~ Louis
nrootitn .. Cincinnati =
rhiiadelphls o riusbnrg ,
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How rhsy stAod.
AMERICAN LEAGUE


nstruii ?. New York a
sf Louis 2. iiuafou q
philassiphia .. cleveland A.
Washington 4. Chicago o.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-17

ysnl ATS ~
suheti. iamen
Carlisle Miss l.uliio
u,et Maauel a.
pnns lto,
puanph Mis white
isarads. lunsuia ,rarbarri
hsanH. A. -
tiael Ml ana Me- = d.
uprna Anluniu a.
Naiss. iose a.
ucnafd. Mlsr ucr,fudo
ureuham Mrs nn>
slfrrn lan,rp
,.afaa lseprsdu
uautaies Juan
Ovssi~rio. Nlncea,c
uelc,e. taarls0
ungeis. Auhunaln
silhaon. Walter a.
ufas. Airs Annlr ,packaecl
Grant v ~
titles. ue0
Howard Ai,nn Matte
liammund Miss Lucy
llodwcr. Mira sam
Hedges. Mta ueo A.
hohsun AIRS Varlv
isetspu. Mrs ! a.
llobson, a a.
Imperial 80. rhr
see North sfn rirrst
iifnsndos. tsthsf
4amsH fiarle Especially
teCksup. t'ecil ca
Joih. q. W.
ler,lan n
heasnrs Miss Mary
kfaft. s'haa.
l.~nsnsla. Ramoaa a de
i.apeH candciario
LIMA. Mixa olaes tal
Lurk. "A =
Mc,iunk. . A.
MacAnsrter. Rev. !.
Metiallin, xyta lsefaslo N de
/, Mediaa Nigelnls
\ MoAsumsry, W "A. tsl
| Msllcr. Ms win
Nlllyr. Miss Fnnny
Martin. ,. a.
Murell. MrN. Ida
| Nantgslni nUs Al.
Morales. Carries
| ortega. TosAs
4 ortiz Ssfa issgNgle
fpssae. Miguel
rofA Sfta sofia
II pcreA Francisco
1 isoston. NJ. l. ep
/ i'urkin. hrn
II Quinn. nahcrt
II Ramona. Penal scf 40 a.
n Ran. Juan
III Robertson A. y.
II Nssna. Snsns
|, Rs"r Carmel
II passN pionicso
II i<crtndes. itslsfie
II NeNna. syria ypanN
norl>s. S>fa rAlunla
n asfua&. fss Jo>ense spsekNscs
rssAd& ara Jcscnsa ii,
n eaieR John
&at'ehre Atcjcs
ranchek. SIRE t-erenxN
STANLEY. Mas Thslma
simmons Mis< MAui>
6lnci.lr. Mrs Mary
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TEXAS LEAGUE


N.tsrdsy's Rsssiss
Dallas 80 Werp o-t
Austin q. Port Morth
BAN Aninniu Houston lraini
lica untuut eals sston irsinl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-17

dnring ths metilng from SATURDAY.
sept 2 10 Satsrda,. sept A. inclusive
There aFs c.Ehi stakes to ~ rnn dur.
ing the seven DAYS and su are - a
sUihclsnt ,aiDs o. make the matiFaet-
Ne g. thr tesi a owners nov racing
on thts cenuuent
The fcatufn II ths second day ~
Grand cig-ais yaccs "a isrunotts Island.
ralshure. the FoFs rit3 stake. hsotnshi
uut a unc loi q paccrs The wonaer.
ful lce paiehen adacd the rsce % his
ALREADY icng BAT ~ scasoas winnlngs
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Coiumhes = Minnespolia 8
Indianapolis ! Mlwsuksc 2.
rolcsio (. 81 F~ul A.
Louisville : KaBsss cts 8
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-11-02

Der OF legal voters (S per cent? OF the
State OF Colorado, duly verified, In ac-
coruance with the Law, ana med IN the
office of the secretary OF state ON the
TENTH day OF JUNE, a. ID. 1919. at
"a tat o Ctot n A. NJ.
The authority for submitting such
proposed Law is found Ia Section / or
Article of the Constitution of the
state OF Colorado. providing for the
Initiative and Referendum.
The proposed law OF the state OF
Colorado Is as follows:
AN ACT TO DECLARE THE EMPLOY
MENT OF FEMALiis IN MANuFAC-
TURING. MECHANICAL. AND MER-
CAMILLE Il S Il ABLl S II NJ 10 n y $.
LAUNDRIES, HOTELS AND RES
HEALTH AND DANGEROUS TO
LIFE AND LIMB: TO REG ULATE
ANP LINT NJ TIE t;,, HOURS Of s EN-
OCCUPATIONS; TO DECLARE a
VIOLATION THEREOF 10 BE a
MIspE XHFs AHb A PhRT r9 OF HEf HTs
IN CONFLICT THEREWITH.
BE II Enacted 6U tho Poopio Of the state Of
Colorado:
section /. Employment OF females
In any and all manufacturing, mechan-
zeal and mercantile establishments.
laundries, hotels and restaurants. Is
health and dangerous to life and limb.
Section 2. No female shall be en-
ployed in any manufacturing. mcchan-
ical or mercantile establishment. laun-
dry. hotel or restaurant In this state
more than eight tSD hours during any
twcnty-four (2i) hours or any one cal
endar day. The hours OF work may be
so ARRANGED as to permit the employ
ment OF females at any time. provided.
that any such female shall not work
more than eight go hours during the
twenty-four CAD hours OF any one cal
endar day.
Section 3. Any person, persons. firm,
partnership, association, company or
corporation violating any of the pro-
visions of this Act shall be deemed
guilty of misdemeanor. and upon con-
viction thereof, shall be punished by
a fine of not less than Fifty fS500O)
Dollars nor more than Five Hundred
(S50O.0 0l Dollars, or by Imprisonment
in the county jail not less than thirty
800 days nor more than six 90
months. or bv both such fine and I'm
prisonment. Every days violation OF
the provisions of this Act shall consti-
tute a separate offense.
Section 4. All acts and parts OF acts
in conflict with the provisions of this
Act are hereby repealed.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, l have
hereunto set my hand and affixed the
Great Seal of the state of Colorado, at
the city of Denver. this First day of
October, A. d. 1912.
JAMES Il. PEARCE,
(SEAL) Secretary of state.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-11-02
.,opOsED AMENDMENT TO THE
PROSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF
CoIORADO, INITIATED by PETIT
ZION UNDER THE INITIATIVE
.ND REFERENDUM.

Notice Is hereby given that at the
General Election to be held ON the
here viii be submitted to the qualified
sIsetors of the State of Colorado, for
,heir approval or rejection, the follow
ng proposed amendment to the Consti-
inia IN of the state of Colorado, mi
,iaied by Petition under the Initiative
.nd referendum. which initiated petit
ION contained the signatures of more
nan the required number of legal vot-
ers IS per cent? of the State of Colo
ado duly verified, In accordance with
he law and tiled In the office of the
sacrelary OF State on the FlFI ZENITH
day of FEBRUAR1' "A. -. l9lI' at lo:lo
o'clock A. NJ.
The The authority for submitting such
nroposed amendment to the Constitu-
lion is found in Section ! of Article .
or the Constitution of the State of Colo
Tado. providing for the Initiative and
The proposed amendment to the Con-
stitutiOn of the State OF Colorado Is as
AN auf TO AMEND THE CONSTITU-
TlON OF THE STATE OF COLO.
RADIO BY ADDING IHERElO AN
ApplT,oINSAAL ,1 AhT = .SI, 70 BE 81
ARTICLE AAI. INTOXICATING
Be- II Enacted BY the People of the State of
S That the Constitution of the State
nj Colorado be amended by adding
thereto an additional Article, to be
numDered ana designated as Article
Nj. intoxicating Liquors. which
said Article SO aooed shall read as fol-
lows:
ARTICLE XXI.
Intoxicating Liquors.
No person, association or corporation
shan, wIlnIn lnIs STATE. manufacture
for sale or gilt, any Intoxicating Ii
quors; and no person, association or
corporation snail import into TINS state
any intoxicating liquors tor sale or
GIT: and no person. association or cor
poratiOn snail, within TINS State, sell
or keep for sale any Intoxicating Ii
Quors or otter any intoxicating liquors
Tor SAFE, barter or trade. Provided,
however that the handling of intoxi-
eating liquors Tor medicinal or sacra-
mental purposes may be provided Tor
by statute.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have
hereunto set my hand and affixed the
Great Seal of the State of Colorado,
at the City of Denver, this First day of
october, A. d. 1912.
JAMES b. PEARCE.
(SEAL) Secretary of State.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-11-02
PROPOSED LAW OF THE STATE OF
COLORADO, INITIATED ny PETI-
TION UNDER THE INITIATIVE
Ann REIEHENnIlM

Notice is hereby given that at the
General Election to be held on the
Fifth day of November, A. ID. 1912.
there will be submitted to the qualified
electors of the State Of Colorado. for
ing proposed Law OF the State OF Colo
RADIO. initiated by Petition under the
Initiative and Referendum. which In
itiated petition contained the sigma
lures o. more than the required num-
Der of LEGAL votes, Is per cent? OF the
State OF Colorado. duly verified, In ac-
the office OF the Secretary of state on
the SEVENTH day OF June. a. d. 1912.
at $3.50 o'clock ?. NJ.
The authority for submitting such
proposed Law Is found in Section l OF
Article 8 of the Constitution of the
state of Colorado. providing for the
The proposed law of the State of
Colorado is as follows:
AN ACT TO ESTABLISH A PUBLIC
SERVICE COMMISSioN, TO DEFINE
10 PROVIDE FOR THE REGULN-
TON OF. PUBLIC SERVICE CoRPo-
FATI9Msv AN3 T 70 GEEATE r RHn
AMp TO HEP 2EA .ro AN ACT En-,
AS AMENDED TO RE ENACT AN
ULATE COMMON CARRIERS IN
THIS STATE; 70 cREAnE 4 STATE
sCRiBE AND DEFINE ms DUTiEs.
TO FIN THE SALARIES OF THE
COMMISSIONERS AND OF THE EN-
PREVENT THE IMPOSITION or
ciiHhGEs; ~ PgEyENT rlNiutsT
an an h,DtEQGATE RAILWAY sER Z :.
ICE, TO PREVENT THE GIVING OR
RECEIVING or REBATES, TO PRE-
URE AND THE RULES or EVIL
DDENGGE 3, IN IN IEiI TIHIlE5RETo
~
E E5iii0 Sc 4 GGEENERhlII suuTpIERVfpo
sIoN S 3XGE TIE aHEE CC9oMMDp,uocr AND
Hcrs OR PARTS or .AcTs ifiNcotiNtl-
SISTENT THEREWITH;," TIL q
fAME r HEaNd G al FIFE E2rR2R a
ORDINARY SESSION. or THE GEN
ERAL ASSEMBLY IN 1910 AND
EEl'c!E or rus ! 3 ssEicFETAHYY OF oSE
STATE OF COLORADO. NOVEMBER
10, 1910, WITHOUT THE APPROX A.
GRNoR fSN kSp XII az 2Crs kN GSB
ATORY THEREOF OR SUPPLE
MENTARY THERETO, AND ALL
OTHER ACTS OR PARTS or ACTS
IN CONFLICT HEREWITH:
ne II Enacted bv the People Of the state Of
section 1. This act shall be known
as the Public UtlliticB Act and shall
apply to the public utilities and pub
nc services herein describe and TO tho
commission herein referred To.
Section 2. tal The term commits
sion" when used In this act. means the
! Public Service Commission OF the
state OF Colorado.
90 The term commissioner" when
used In this act, means one OF tho
members OF the commission.
(Cl Tho term Corporation" when
used In this act. includes a corpora.
! ton, "A company an association ana n
iuiut-HtuCk association.
90 The term person. when used
| In this act, includes an individual. "a
/ firm uud "A CupnrturrHhip.
tol Tho term characterization Of per-
| sons" when used Ia this act, includes
] every service In connection with or In
] Cidontnl 20 the safety. comfort or cou-
yculruCe ~ the person transported. and
! the receipt. Curriugr and delivery Of
/ Hurh person uud BIO buggurc.
40 The term transportation OF
property" whom used iu this net, In
cludcH every service In connection with
or Incidental 10 the transportation OF
prop"rtv. Including lu particular ~ re-
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-11-02
PROPOSED LAW OF TIE STATE OF
COLORADO. INITIATED ~ PifIi-
TION UNDER TiiE isIriAIiNE

Notice is hereby given that at the
General Election to DO held ON tho
TrIftb dnF OF NOYrmbcr, A. -. 1919
here will be submitted TO tho qualified
electors Of the state OF Colorado. for
their approval or rejection, tho follow.
ing proposed Law OF the state Of Colo
rRdo, Initiated by Petition under tho
Initiative and Referendum, which In
ltinted petition contained the HiFna-
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-11-02

uiaiiy the offense In relation thereto
which aiflant believes, or has good
a 10 pelleve, has been committed .
a ana the a1fiant shall also aver that he
DeIleVes or has good cause to beIieve
that Intoxicating liquors are there CON
oeea.tu' me warrant shall have a copy
OIL the AFFIDAVIT annexed thereto
me warrant shall be Substantially
In this form: 'a'iy
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-18
Chief Executive Denies In.
situation That He Has
Been Unfriendly to John
B. Minor-Are on Best of
Terms

to put himself In such position:
hat he ought to give to any recon-
mendation made by the Bar asSocfa-
tiq1 great weight, but ought not to
commit hir-elf to appoint anybody
who is recommended and thus abro-
gate the power which Is given to him
by the law of the State
suppose you will attend the
meeting this morning, and If you do
/ VIII be GLAD II YOU win stale TO
the association the views | have ex-
pressed in this letter Please say in
addition that | have the greatest re-
spect and regard for my brother
lawyers and believe the standard of
the profession as high. IL not higher.
than any other, and that my position
is based simply upon the idea that
ought not to give up my power Of
appointment,
Now. remember. that did not ex-
Ttress any preference TO single
human being, not even to my own
son, a voter al the meeting. and after
reading my letter no one can say
have done anything which could by
possibility have affected the result or
even changed a single vote
Has No ApoIoA TO Make.
In conclusion, beg to ask that
nothing I have said shall be regarded
az an apology for myactjon. | stand
by my letter. and vhle / will give
the most careful consideration to the
recommendation Of the bar, ] will not
ignore. by pledginE myself in nd
vance, the wishes and recomuc nda-
tons of the one hundred and thirty
thousand citizens OF Richmond whose
right of property. and as to ono court.
of person. are subject to the decision
Of the judge | appoint.
BY the votes OF the people Of the
State | have been made governor Of
the State. and / propose TO exercise
the powers Of my high Office for the
good Of all the people. and for the
advancement of their rights and in
terests And whenever these rights
and interests require me To disregard
the recommendation Of any class o.
men. however learned and high they
may be- ] will 10 so, and be respon
sible 70 my conscience ana TO the pee
pie who constitute the state. | VII
not ahroRate or delegate my appoint
ment of the judges o. the city Of
Richmond. or any other locality, and
am glad to Say that I understand by
their action on yesterday tho mem
hers Of the bar ~ this city do mot
desire or expect me to do so
WIN HODGE MANN.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-18
PARTY IS SAVED
BY NEGRO CHEF
COOK FOR RICHMOND BOYS RES
CUES MAN AND THREE WOMEN
FROM DRowNING.
STUART MOON Is HERO
sHIPWRECRED LAINCHERS, PICK
ED Up IN CHEsAPEAkE BAY,
ARR TAKEN TO OLD POINT
COMFORT.

ltr. John Iengcr and party OF
three young ladies IL Norfolk narrow
iy escaped death yesterday in The
'hesRpea Bay near ola Point when
thr Grey Roy. a yacht ia which
they were taking pleasure trip. was
overturned as the result Of an eX-
rleston on board The entire party
Wa thrown into the bay and man
agaa 10 Keep themselves above the
surface until they could grapply the
ogertQrned pleasure boat
The Maggie Davis, a pleasure
Yacht with "A number of Richmond
young men on board, saw the yacht
when It was overturned and fastened
10 the partys assistance Heroic
work on the part OF stuart Moon.
chef OF the party, who jumped
overheard and swimming against a
strong current saved Dr. Ycager and
tho party Of Young ladies He took
one OF the young ladies' at a time and
put them all on board Of the Maggie
Davis
when the entire party had been
sue aeefuily taken aboard Of the
yacht. the young ladies were almost
completely exhausted from their ex-
perience IN the bay. After rendering
such assistance as they could the
shipWrecked party was taken to Old
Point by the party or Richmond boyE.
The party Of young men left Rich
mond last Saturday for n two weeks
cruise in thu Mobjack bay Among
those who were aboard Of the Mag
gle Davis" when the party Of young
people were saved, were Charles MI
Ter. John Kcinhart, T. A. Broom !.
" Boston. Norman Jacobs, William
GraFin and Jenison Kahn, together
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-18
"SAM" PARRISH
LOSES HIS BAG

Lawyer Sam Parrish has lost his
green bag This green bag contained
many important papers belonging to
Mr. Parrish and many Of his clients
when last seen the green bag was
ia the office of Secretary Ben owen OF
The governors office.
From the capitol Mr. Parrish wended
his way towards Second street where
he had TO meet q man about buying
some stock in one OF the Heurico gold
mines. From that point h went to
Main street. aud then proceeded te the
National Bank building. and 81 that
point ne missed his bag
MIR. Parrish made complaint hnIh at
'tte Vrrfve, ~ TIE 'so7afFi-3T ana 10 gAte
1anItor in The CITY hall. believing tAat
he left the bag At one or the other OF
those places.
He says that he viii be glad to get
the bag hack and ne viii ask no aues-
lions