davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-08
HIen TARIFF vs..
YOUR PoCkETD00k
"Protection" That Increases
Price Of Everything You
Purchase.
TAXES r0u NAVE 10 PAf
No Escape FROM Gxtortion OF Repvb-
TAXES you NAVE 10 PAy
No Escape FROM Extortion OF Repub-
licsn TariW Law In Any Corner Of
the Hovsshe,d or the Farm.

Here are some of the rates of tariff
taxation in force as a result of the Re-
publican party's violation in 1909 Of
Its pledge to revise the tariff down
ward and of President Taft's vetoes
chen Democrats did reduce these du-
ties
cost of living is high?
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-08
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IE ScnpIuoE
aluulg Rusatah 4 g
= 6ak
mslo Kai5 ~

ch.renss = AZ osss~sssssso 80 -
C.sa es~srs - Gs~ss A. 49, =
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Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-08
TAX ON THE TABLE.

THE FsRMFRs Prow HORSE !
TAXED FROM HIS EARS TO
HIS TAIL.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-08
AMERICAN
BOYS STILL
WINNING
Telegram by united Press

Telegram by United Press
Stockholm, July Son the resump.
tion OF the Olympic games today
America and Sweden we're tied, hay
Ing total Of is points each. incud-
Ing an kinds Of contests.
In the standing jump, the first event
today. the Americans, Platt and Ben
Adame, took the second and third. I.
silitrlx, a Greek, won. bis jump being
TO feet and ii inches.
Il was conceded that the Americans
Will retain most Of the Olympic rec
ords today when the Americans lin.
iahed, first, second and third IN the
SOC meter run. each man finishing in
less than the worlds record time
James Meredith Of Mereersburg
academy won firsl sheppard's was
second and Davenport third, the time
boing 1851 5.lo Similar took first Ia
the 10000 meters run Lewanimi Of
Carlisle, England second.
richards 81 brigham Young univeTs
iy won the high jump. G feet s.5
lnches Lisehe OF Germany second,
and HORN Of California third.
10 the relay race today. the Ameri'
cans were disqualified for foullng,
England winning
American athletes won two notable
Victories al lhe games Sunday r. C.
Craig 81 the Detroit Y. NJ. C. A. cap
tured the final Of the 100 meters dash
while James Thorpe, an Oklahoma stu
dent Of the Carlisle Indian school. wor
Tic peniathion. a series OF five events
The stars and stripes were seer
often at the head Of the most where
the eolors Of the victors were RAISED
a the London Olymplad but the trI
umph achieved never before was wiz
messed on an international athleti'
Geld The flags are erected in th.
Stockholm stadium where the color
O The nations scoring first second AM
lhira m the final contest Of each even
are hoistcd When the 100 meter
sprint -the even most honored on at.
ietic fields, had been finished. lh
American flas went up on the frs
staff. on the second and OH the thirt
Craig. a. It Meyer Irish-Ameriea
Athletic club, and p f. Lippincot
University Of Pennsylvania. we're tn
men tBey represented. craig's tim
10 as seconds. equals the olympI
record.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-08
The House Judiciary Committee
Brings in Report Against a
Judge Of the Court Of
Commerce
CRAVE CHARGES ARE
MADE IN REPORT
Alleged that ArchboId is Lack
ing in Moral Sense and Pros.
tituted High Office to
Private Gain
reIegram by unIted Press.


Telegram by United Press.
Washington, July S.-A formal de
mand chat Judge Archbold Of United
states commerce court be impeached
for misbehavior high crimes and mis-
demeanors was made to the house to.
day by tic judiciary committee. It is
declared that Archbolds sense Oh
moral responsibility is deadened and
that he prostituted his high office for
personal gain.
The resolutions presents lS articles
81 impeachment bristling with bitter
denunciations, and a supplementary
report was filed in connection with the
impeachment charges.
Archbolds work as district and cir
cult judge before he was elevted to
the commerce court is reviewed and
the report says the testimony shows
that he so0sht to obtain credit and
money from persons having litigation
pending in his court; that he then
sought to obtain options on culm
dumps where coal properties are 10
Gated from officers and agents Of cva
companies.
The committee reviews Archbold'i
| methods OF influencing coal compani
officials, saying his obtaining OPTIONS
and contract finally led to . soan
dal through exposure The COMMITTEES
summed its opinion by saying Arch
bold grossly abused the proprieties 0
the office Of judge.
The articles Of Impeachment cove
Archbolds career as judge for 1
years. It is alleged that he improperl
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-08
OKLAHOMA DELEGATES ARE
HosTEssEs AT RECEPTION

The San Francisco Chronicle Of July
2 contained the following:
THE Oklahoma delegation to tue
general federation biennial gave re-
ception yesterday afternoon at the
headquarters in the Hotel Normandie
to the delegates and visitors TO the
convention. Between 300 and i0O fed
GRAFTON members attended the affair
which was held between the hours OF
4 and o'clock Mrs Percy " Pen
nybacker. candidate for the national
|.ggssidsrss. Of the ssdesss.si.i' r - 49,
guest of honor
sAlrs. . A. McD0ugal president b
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-08
LAW BREAKERS WARNED.

1T would like to call tho peoples
attention 20 the fact that 1t is against
the law 60 rake the cutineN from their
parklngs into the street. said Com
missioner llnggins today = have
warmed several parties in regard "a
this and ! DO not wish TO bring any
one into police court on such charge
The alley Is ihe place for this trasl
s.yy' Y -1ifeS rfIerT vii Sc hssnlca awaSi
by the city wagons.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-08
NEW SUITS IN SUPERIOR COURT.

Hugh Simpson VS.. r. H. Drennon
and Phllliston juan, partition Of land;
James E. Whitehead.
A. A. Chidress vs.. H. e. Martin and
Standard Savings and Loan Co, fore
closure; Riddle & Hammerly
In District Court
J. M. Hinkle VS.. J. D. Sanders ct al
possession and damages; II. a. Led
better
j. w. Westbrook vs.. A. Bradford ef
al. suit on note; Simpson & Holding
St. Louis Carbonating and Manufac
turing Co. vs.. J. A. sager, on note
Barefoot & Carmichael
Mrs. Tilhe sinderson vs. Charlie,
sinderson, divorce; Simpson & Hold
ing.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-08
OPEN MEETING OF
TRADES COUNCIL

An open meeting of the Chickasha
Trades Council viii be held at Union
hall Thursday evening, July II. al
which time The question OF a Labor
Day celebration viii be considered and
3 definite conclusion will be reached
All union men in the city, together
with business men and any others VIII,
may be Interested are invited TO at
tend the meeting. A number Of th'
business men have already eNpresse,
a willingness TO cooperate with thl
unions in a big celebration.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-08
BRADLEY SHIPS PEACHES.

The harvest OF The peach crop in the
vicinity OF Bradley is beginning TO
date five cars have been furnished Dy
the Rock Island for the shipment Of
peaches from the Bradley orchards.
These shipments win find their des-
tination in the north and eastern mar
kets. A fruit growers association has
been formed by the farmers in the
Bradley vicinity for the purpose OF
handling their fruit and melon crop t
better advantage
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-08
IS
UNDERFIRE
ON 2 SIDES
Telegram by United Press.


Washington. July S-After confer
ring until noon the subcommittee Of
the Republican national committee
haven't agreed on the appointment Of
a national chairman to direct the Taft
campaign
The members Of the committee
luLched with Taft and it was stated
that another meeting would be held
this afternoon.
The Oklahoma regulars are demand
ing the retirement OF George PriestIy
as national committeeman. James
Harris was suggested as Priestly's sue
cessor but no action was taken 1t is
alleged that Priestly is a Roosevelt
supporter,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-08

OF JOHN D.

Telegram Dy united ffess.
Cleveland, O., July S.-John d.
Rockefeller celebrated his 73rd birth
day today in better health and richer
than for years back
The oil king arose at 1880 and had
breakfast, consisting Of a heaping dish
q Strawberries and cream, with a
large glass Of milk and several pieces
OF toast At 3 o'clock he mounted lis
bicycle and started for the golf links,
wearing a broad brlmmed straw hat
to protect him fresa The sun.
Rockefeller is in better health this
summer than he has been for several
years. He is also heavier and sleeps
betters.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-08

used his influence as a judge with the
Lehigh Valley railroad to secure an
interest in the Everhardt coal land in
Pennsylvania and It is further alleged
that as district judge he countersign
ed note for $500, coerlrg w. P and
G. g. Boland, litigants in bis court, to
discount the same.
In the charge Of acceptance Of a
large sum Of money from Henry w
Cannon, interested in corporation
concerned in litigation before Ai'ch
bold, the committee Gays the gift foI
Archbold was improper and that the
Judge used his official position fol
private profit
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-08
BRISTOW IS OUT
FOR ROOSEVELT

Telegram by United Press.
Emporia, Kan, July SIN a letter
to William Allen White, Senator Bris-
tow Of Kansas today declares for
Roosevelt. it is announced here.
Bristow says Tatt's denomination
was fraudulent and advises the Renub,
licans Of Kansas TO vote for Roose
welt.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-08
MY Party" VIII Hold Conven-
tion in Chicago August 5
Call Signed by Roose-
welt Followers
GOOD CHANCE FOR T.R.
TO GET NOMINATION
Forty States Represented in the
Call Some NotabIes lnclud-
ed in the Bull Moose
Camp

New York July s-A call to ths
people Of the United States who are
in sympathy with the national pro-
gressiye movement" to send delegates
to national convention to open at
Chicago August 5, was given out BY
United States Senator Joseph NJ. Dixon
Of Montana, Theodore Roosevelts
campaign manager The call is siga-
Cd by members Of the committees
chosen at a preliminary meeting held
in Chicago and includes signatures Of
Roosevelt followers in 40 states.
"The territories have no place in
national convention and viii not be
considered declared Senator Dixon
in commenting on the signatures. AS
for the missing eight states, the mosG
Of them probably will send delegates,
although they have not taken part in
the call
Maine, for instance, postponed any
definite action because there is a.
strong fight on in the primaries with
the sympathy running il favor 81 The
progressive movement. Delaware,
North Carolina. Arkansas and Nevada
probably viii take part in the conven'
ton. Mississippi and South Carolina
may possibly be unrepresented.
THE call lays down no rules as to
the methods Of choosing delegates
since each state will be expected to
select its delegates BY It's own para
phernalia. The representation viii be
cut down TO just one half that of the
previous conventions. This was con'
sidered advisable since this conven-
ton is notably to be a deliberaLiga
bcdy and viii certainly be composed
Of class Of men altogether different
from those who usually attend congen-
tions.
"In all probability lhe convention
win adopt The name oi National Pro-
gressive' for the new party, but l can.
not say definitely what will be done
ie Thus lar no issues have been authors
'o tatively stated.
~ Included in the list OF signers are
Of three Democrats Judge Ben B. Lind
Is sey Of Denver Julian Harris Of At
IS lanta, son Of Joel Chandler Harris, and
n John NJ. Parker Of New Orleans.
as Among the well known newspaper
be owners and editors are Chester Il. Ro
of well, owner OF the Fresno Republican,
to Henry J. Allen Of the Wichita Bea
SON. L. ]. McMahan. editor Of a news
paper in Salem, Oregon: Mr.. Van Val
kenburg OF the Philadelphia Nortl
American; Henry T. Stoddard, edito
of the New York Mail and W. r. Ne
r. son, owner of the Kansas City star
4 Among other men OF note are. Pres
ident Flavel S. Luther Of Trinity co
lege, Hartford. Conn., Gov. Hiram "
johnson Of California; Gov. r. 7. We.
ter sey Of South Dakota Gov. Josep
us Carey Of Wyoming ox-Gov. w. M. (
for Dawson OF West Virginia Forme
Attorney General Charles Bonapartl
ION United States Senator Miles Poindei
ub ter Of Washington; Leslie Coouibs {
se Kentucky formerly minister to Per
and Guatemala Congressman Georg
Curry Miguel A. 0tero, q leader or th
spaniards in New Mexico; Stat
'N. Treasurer George q. Taylor OF Tel
pesseei and William Draper Levi
uly dean Of tie law school Of the Uniger
ity of Pennsylvania.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-08
E j. PERSONS,
g. u HAMRICK
H. A. SANFORD,

The following resolution was also
adopted.
Resolved, That any candidate for OF
flee in Grady county, Okla, who shall
be endorsed or supported by the Pro.
gressive party, must first subscribe to
statement that he believes in tho
principles which are set forth at the
head Of the roll Of membership for
the Progressive party Of Grady coun.
ty, whether such candidate is a mem.
Der Of the Progressive party, cr Of
some other political party
Candidates Selected
II was announced today that the
committee had filed the names Of the
following candidates:
Sheriff, 4. L. Fletcher Lucille
Register Of deeds, c. B. March,
chickasha.
Assessor. X. A. Sanford. chickasha
Constable, Joe BurneX chickasha.
It was stated that the rest Of the
candidates would be chosen from
names on the Democratic ticket, tho
list to be given out Thursday
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-08
CIIICKAsHA.

Summary: Struck out by Terry g.;
BY Edmond 9. Walked. by Terry 2, by
Edmond 4. Two base hits, Jones and
HaGdcn.
Umpire-Darnell.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-08

the Oklahoma Federation Of Womena
clubs, headed the receiving line Tor
the Oklahoma women. She was assist.
ed By Mrs. PAillin Brown. vice preai.
dent Mrs N. F. Barley, correspond
ing secretary; Miss Anna Wade
ONeiii pariialnentarian, and airs John
Threadgilb national treasurer Sitting
music. the singing oE "0klah0ma and
.a.'ais'ts5 .se sifiIaaSS Oiif'a4 = 6'1s'Ilinlie
made up the program Of entertans
men
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-08
NEVADA TOWN BURNS.

; Telegram by United Press.
+ San francisco, July S.-Pri-
+ vate messages received here
+ say a great part Of the city OF
+ Tonopah, Nev, burned this
: morning.
: The loss is estimated at
( 100000.
444+444&44@#44@
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-08

AL THE L0CdE VIEWS
EVERY BdY Ia fHR
DdILY EXPRESS
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-14

ROLLER atRtug every afi"Uonn
anh nlght unul THURSDAY 40 the
olympic tit9t
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-14

tCallvfiirfali spec3ai
SAN uiEHo Tok. Ian lA W.
ANA Mrs " " MtCampbru cutter.
tanned ~ith dlnn.r wetnesaa, af
thoir home ON DA,is stree, After
iinusr Mule Miss bora Fthel No.
Campbell lAssed ,lsafs Oh the Seville.
meu Euests rhose present vcrr Miss
nayis Judge fa'nrs n Wells ~
brow nayiiie District Attorury kN,h
er iuase hopkins ~ Corpus Chrisii
and ~ q uvatn
Tho rive Hundred Ciub met az The
homs si Miss Nora lsuis on Friaay
eteuiug vhich was oomhlnea with g
miscellaneous Shower for Miss Ora
fufasf a pglds 90 the coming month
fsrts sere shaved uutll iAte boar.
aztec uhich a aaiety two.courps iunch'
con vas served 10 che fauoeius
gaesgs ar and Mrs A Farr Misses
Ora rarucr panuus and Hsisls Coma,
iilnan parr Grammer Patterson
Muii natis Hubbard and Agnes
rurner Messrs Grant smith Rail-
HarraL N u cohu, Null and Lewis
Mis- Clara BgbhSra os Realitos Is
syendlng isN DAYS in the ciiy
AR " h honmAn, YFominent
husiness man ~ this eity, has gons 10
Galveston 90 = short business tFtQ
Mr s q smith returned weines.
Gay trom business TRIP 90 Dallas
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-14

MAKER Telegraph People fse,onsins
Acsise 10 fhss state.

Aftiess 10 thF sffeef tbai the
HAekay isiegfakh people would soou
open ~ ofilte Ia uOaaton lssds -
speculation o. "a ehsther ~ not u -
ihe inisn'lon ~ ihia va company ~
pHi 80 a. office here Tss Hsfksy
eomDaniea are capitalized A. up~ ards
~ 400 600 900 efh clarence D.
Mafhey he esii snosn N~s YORK
miliiouslre ~ their head This rom
Fany has oalg feoeoii, bsFaa opsra
uons in tie State ~ Ieaaa. 9usnlpF
fhe FIRST office ~ Dallas. and frafb
ir.. oui ifoEi there ~ The south east
sud sssf a Inns hoeH lato Houston
ana Galveston aaa onif fsesafif som
piste1 aus oaicss opened tbere
o. ia considered tefy probable that
abe construction of line into fan
hntoniD means fhs construction ~
q line "a 'he tefY hear fstufs ~ Cor
pus christi anh Laredo While hn ~
rSsi negotiations 10 ihs effect bags
been opened Fiin aHF9as in CORPUS
rhfiau ." faf as is SHOWN b. would
na ln keeping elfb fhe sell tnoNn
policy 90 fhe romnnny of FsslinF
fsihsf quisi iu aurh matfsra nafi an
arrangement have been r1mpl-isi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-14
ADJUSTMENTS

Circle q Kanrh. n foar at meio
drama. sith osear Ufsnam iu the iaal
role of nor n1naomr aai Bon Nan
SOM. eaa fhe attraction az fhe OWN
pls last nlgbf Oeins fo fna cold
srathrr ths tIoai that witnessed fh.
play pas small 81 Graham aud hls
company deserved better house
CIRCLE 4 nsnch while d bti hlgh
by colofod sitb mslo dramlc alnsa
tinna saH one uf ihs beet acted plays
se.u here ln SOME ume uaUaf lfa
ham Hling tne leading role ln b.
dfoi ,olss apt anlke me late a8l
smith Russell and s1upiei elfh p
pleasing appearance bs easily made
good
Misa Loretta Graham aa rrNri itaN
fhorne che pet 90 tte ranch vas
slao good Miss Graham ronii sweat.
lp better hog part however hf 500
iinF away from me siuF donf ouuucia
lion chat Characterized Dor lines last
nirhi
ono go ihr hesf pieces uf character
affins seen in Ions iimo in fhia rslf
vas fhr rul. ~ hlli Iarbson allied
hi 10 a. raanh Oth.rn ln the east
who nliei iheir perta most accopiahli
we're bred Washer aa jud Andrews
Zoe 81 Gray a. Terrence aud lanes
THOMPSON az Ralph SCOTT
4 Au iu all. the circle q Ranch 80
suoi and hr Graham aua company
sii no. welcomed hhfi io Corpua ~
ans ilme ihef dralre tn retprn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-14

Nena Ncltistvu nnd lsre ho0is -
poe cent oft 40 Model shoe Store
1ts
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-14
snm,rl~I ~ -,NrrAnl,M
Ivds. uam MAID ~ ~an Antuii.u
said a. - bordering uu
tuIlapse

fCallsf Herald SPECIAL
HAN ANfOtiu Irsaa inn
since ths shooting 30 los H1Iai..
% hoii toy AZ fhs Hufebins nairl
Judge d % Ntfd a prominent a'
iorneb of thia rlu ebo harf @
eth aenau n murdef aa tefat
thereof has been placed IH aai
tsrum faenda of iufse Nafi tf
that 81 nae Dsrn 900 fer several dove
aud hordcung on prrN9la collapse
The shooting occurred sarf fri
day morning ebsn Morale. scent fo
Judge ward room iu RESPONSE in a
can for a pitcher Of lte sRftr When
the heu hof knoetei ou fhe iNor az
Judge Wari runm shotgun eaa
discharged Nuhln the shot Hrnt
through the door % usmhsf oi ND
.hm lodginF ln thr i,fi siie oi $50.
rules neck ani Jaw nufnfilug 800.
psfnelni wounds Tho hot was r"
moved to hospital and Judge ware
nas taten lu'o on.iodf hy ihe pc
ine aud lodret Boz the o.tY nil
Through ha ainrnet John 'e.
horm fudro word waived e,amua
ton before Inali.o tmarhe.i ana
bona ln ihs aom of 5000 eat n
Wished Tho hnv nIil reeofer
Judge ward has boon prominent
40 local pouuw iie $685. candidate
for the oaes of rltl stforre, 81 th'
municipal election nat May on h'
CHlrear ticket $50 eas FORMERLY
assistant aiturne, geuerai under ih,
late r Johnson then aiiornr'
general later Do was aasoriafea
I Win iude. a. Newton as rnun
asl for thc O. "a A. A nlfoa1
in this Els Hr BE- az proeent ronu
cd for lhs san Antonlo Water anp
pn compsnf several YEAR afo hi
removed 90 70 paao huf soon refnfn
- 60 san Antouio iuiFr Wsrd vn.
lately herea,ed ln ihr death oi hti
aifr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-14
WEATHER RECORDS BROKEN


Records ~ more than 10 years
atsndsng have been broken 10 many
parts of the south ~ ths cold ~a'e
ehieh swept dosn upon the oounirf
las, THURSDAY night. and shieh ~
onlg nov besinniag - sho~ signs u
having expended ~ fofes tofpns
Christi experienced TO- first snor
storm since the year 1858. fnfsy
mornlnF. ~ veil BE- fhe toide.
aeather since thst teaf rben ne
fsmpefaiure went o. eN aa ~ o.
eress above nero frfisrdhf mnfr
inv ana evening me cold reafher
uaff ~ FRIDAY 49, ioeefed sh~n
ibf msrnfg tf1ppsf a. 20 degrees
Iha point 10 be- horne ln mind py
ihs casual fiflioff eouferuinF DE-"
cold apsii uas ths faei ihai nH in
fena.fg vas s1sKssfnfsd BY ins raru
sssihef which pFefsilsd fhnfsiai
just hsfog. ihs uoyihef arrived
on fhnmdss fus temperstaff sH
flsd iiiie fsom o. degrees darins
me eboie daf Tho sen fen ih al
eafm ana msilot fios snd semitic
lis8, find fsnm ibs toufhsaai plaf
20 dsnsbfmilg over the riiI fhe
usri mofnlnF the mefeHr sent
degrees beios ffeofiar anl $50 n0f
ro above ffeellue dufina ihs uh"i"
DAY
A. ih- samr timr hovrrer 'hni
Inc mercury played ibis triek on ihe
people % Corpus rhfail people ln
ibs northern par of ihe sisie aud
in fhr middle sesl we're mnhnp
mafff uhasf tho lnfiuenfs OF cold
wave Thai in ussflS every instance
went 10 zero ana iu MANY inftauooa
sent ronaiisrshiY belue ibai point
Tho larger part ~ the cabbage
ana anlon otops ffo leadiug ifpfi
rfopa ~ ms section sap Dot harmed
gcrY much hr the cold TO. low
temperature of YESTERDAY morning
did enuHdefabif more harm than did
th, iua temperature uf ffidal morn
luF on arconut of ths fau fhnt thr
ffouui had become Thoroughly cold
hy ih. persistent treefins tsmpora
fufe ehioh prevailed over the clif
an daY rfldsf
The leading merchants of mo eos
we're probably the ouiy ones ln 'hle
ie on with tho exception IF the
h.ri and hardware dealers Who Nsre
Boo, sorry TO ore che cold weather
cagelop thv sitt Vepuf,n from thv
cioihlns dealers are 90 'he effect
that ihoy have aold more goods duf
inK ,he tNo DAYS ~ the cold veaiher
than during the week previous
une rather bad feature of ih' cold
weather ontHlds ~ ths suBerinF
which Do naturally eutaiiei npon tho
poorer clanaes of anY citY ens ihe
art that Number nf mo frut
irooa iu the oltf vsre probably iam
AIRED Thn holds tfue eith onuerial
significance ln me caao oi ihe pana
na plants
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-14

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Will
clear and plow your land Increase
crops oRe-third b. subscribing. turns
40 soil rich With plant ne the plcw
nVvor reaches eonssrsee aud ssoves
moisture Tor dry seasons, advances
orchards and shade trees two ycars.
AlloWlae the roots 90 - deep, kills
sr1hs aud insects other states nnd
e profitable, will dig pos, holes
aNches sad cellars. Before piAnsing
crops see
FARN IMPROVEMENT 90.
W. q. fRikpiakt. NanNscr aud
t>pes.
ota Chsrarrai street.
AnLAsrlNO AND SUPPLIES.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-14
Amateur Nlsh, Moad.,

Monday aieht ls Amateur uisht al
the star Theatre several local pso.
ple have stated their Intention Of pui-
t'ng on an act ou thar nigh, The
REGULAR motion pie,nrss and ulasirat.
- sons will alsc be ssven Tom Ions
the locAi wrestler will snasayor e.
throw sampson, the stroug nan
twice within nfiesn miaatss