Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-02

Joe iilrch. vice president NJ tue
Corpus christi national nauh nH
made {, proposal Co. the buaip'sa men
~ NobHtown aud liahup ihni " ihry
neslro lo immcdiately conatrirt ware
houses for tho storage ~ eaipn. mat
funds 90 provide fpr ihe erection ~
such warohouaes VIII he Furnished Doe
caliy
corpus christi stands ready Gao 1H-
alst every other section IT Nuceet
county Probably the biggest question
that hAs over confronted Nuccca cuuu.
v m he present queatlon ~ how tp
nrsl baulle thc 10000 nalo COTTON crop
of thc lgnty au tuat enc nesi interests
nf ip, farmers nd Geo. matiu'HH mru
of thr county Hil hr sunHtr.Di
within another 1880 RDsNH U H
hulrht th't obi. national I...rnmfnf
wli tstr completed laM.luN.n that
un iieu nul. n lnHn frum m
49, u,r holo on ,.iiun wnrDh.ua, pol,
aolpts tp De- used AH collateral n H'
curing iho looms Cor tn, aumrr an1
rHo nnta boz turn tp uao tho r".rlpfF
In SECURING emergency ,urrcn.f
Made rrp Yesterday
number of hualncaa men ~ C.r
pus ChrHil representing unc hin.m
and lohbng interests yesterday mrIr
an auto ulp Gao ltuhatnvn aud lNrn.p
and mot wm farmers and huamra.
men nf those tNu towns Sc both
plhcea thc warehouse proposnir is oui
incd above wore hrua,h bed ahd 1850
nurNcstons met with approval
rhoac ahu madc tho trip were loo
rlrsDh ,l,o president ~ che Corpus
Christi Natunil uhnk Gilbert M..
glon uf tho First state nank 20 49,
sIuouer 81 ncsci no,ithr, cum
um rs IS unilr, ~ iho liallp lltr
.umpln, Edwin r1atp of tht g. o.
uHniwbu, Company ~ 49, ruHh %
100 Um.r l"rr-h Compint u
chambers Q. Do sp br.st of tHo IS A.
Machine and Fapn comrun, 80
uanNn m1 Tom lun ~ the Hlnbm
van Company ana q > Arthur sc o..
nr ~ tho Commercial Ciun
Plan Of Jobhsrs
Iothers of Corpus CHRISTI have 90
irrFscd ulc following circular letter
90 thcIr cuaomers
Tho Corpus Christi J,mhcrs rraulr
that son are confronted Wlth aruuur
situation boo view of the prrscut Ina
.nIuN to dlaposr 20 tho tottm crop t
ID n,inr rueo
W. trr also confronted With m
equally acfnns situation flr 10 tHt
urmcr nnnut pos Nuu. and BIZ son AN
not pay us. we are in turn unable m
pay our h,nlH and sNose 90 whom So
are indebted
Our anhs inform us mat no ncM
.urrou,t hw viii afford ,on-idcrnnlr
ronct end that the, can rot mono,
from thu Gnecrnm.nt with cotton
WRr'house rveclFts as collateral This
mone' riu hn used to retire "a part af
enc dchts due you hy he Farmers ana
ln urn r~luco sou,o ~ your indebted
ness 90 ua and our debts Ca our bank
ers and creditors
rhe Dallas Chamber 10 Commerce
hnH complied sei of bmo prints fur
cheap Warehouses which carry CON
protection. and wr viii seud thc nlsns
Go ihe secretary az ,our commercial
organization on request. and so FAR
az possible. show you individually.
n the FARMER WAITS money 90 rNtcn
aion ~ credit. Dee should pat his cot
Ton ia warehouse protected against
The weather and covered hy insurance
SWING YOU settlement rs note. acsom
panied hy cotton certificates AS col
lateral. and these notes ana ccrnfi.
oates YOU ean. ln turn. nae With your
iohher
We think this Is the best plan. and.
so faF. ~ We believe the only practical
plan 60 meet the situation
The Farmer needs to DO assured and
convinced u the following facts.
First THAT the cotton dictionaries
from $500 60 stoo per bale unlcss pro
iccied against the weather
Second That eotton Is M asset AN
less pn'perly stored ami Insured
Third That he can secure. first. an
advance on such cotton Ia cover the
eos' ~ picking AMI later. enough "a
make up ssa.ooo per bale. basis mid
dl'ng, total advances, and that he viii
act the benefit ~ an procee,ls ON final
bales In excess ~ advances ana *.
penses.
Foafsh' That Ia mos, eases some
cotton. say one fourth should b. sola
nov 70 meet Immediate demands.