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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-20
EVEN CROSS, SICK
CHILDREN LOVE
SYRUP OF FIGS
PArEp. GIVE FRUIT LAXATIVE
AT ONCE,

lpnI pcold Auur ucuul peosish
child sce it tongue b. coated fhis IS
sure siTn iis ntilc stomach. hfer AND
bowels are ciokgvd with sour waste
wacn natless paie fessrish. faN ~
cold, breath bad throst sore docsut
eat, sleou or ae3 naturally haa Wom-
uchnchc indigestion. aiarrhoea giYe a
teasgoonful az California Ssfug of
hgs' ard in fcw hours aH too loui
waste the SIOUX hic and fermsntlnw
FOOD paascs uut 81 the bowels and you
haNr "a Wnll sad nla,tul child aaaIr
rmldr"n love this harmless fruit ia3
alive and mothers can rest t8xy after
EisinE a.. because % never fails 90 mako
their nttle 'in~idcs clcar and sweet
Keep is handy Alothcr' A nttie Civ
cn today saves slck chnd temurroN
bot got tho Ecnuine Ash your drug
siat far "a so.crnt hattir of California
syrup Of tign" which has directions
Ter hahloa yhildrrn ef ali ages anA foi
nro~r-ups plainly printed on the hoi
tlp. hrmcmbvr there are cuunterfoif,
sold here go surely look ard SEE iho
Yours y made by The California Fsg
syrup commny tiand hack witt
contempt ans other fig syrup Ad,rr,
tiNvmcnt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-20
OTHER VIEWS


Better Side 81 the Turb
The Turs has many saaracters.
iies m humanity that arr MT granted
hin ~ ne world declared Efhan 6
Dopde of lif,shurg ai the willard
Mars ~ fhs best qualities - flf pf-
.1mAn hsFe neen otfriaake1 ip 'h.s
country ! am coli-Aiooled Amer
it1n. H descendant 10 Foreigners whe
0sme fo thf cauntii Do 1880 3 hate
vet fo Fer our English 0r American
tietp5ira comment au tHe better side
~ ihe Tufk tct it ia true THAI tnc or
itmau has never triflelarl ar abused
~ ~ felnr other yrol lee nave Tho
fseofta NJ uur great cities ralA the
fast thar fliegc are more iransrfssaora
- hor nations among ns ihau tbere
are TugkR hut observation-disclosures the
hlrdichp under which ttoy vofk the
Tuiks arpeat o. thrive rere
= am moro familiar with the rfust
"a hame. perhaps thau others Nhn
aa never had % chance 81 nnfff O.
lpehi A. faf back as 1870 rontlYca
~ mtae scrfcd az mistlonHrrs 800
AaA Hlnor. and Ia more than three
scos sears there hta NOT beou ocr
complaint roelstefrd
Ms mele. Or Ifourf n01aa ri
20 - missionary in Turkee fm avnr-
M 80 i,nm ana s. buried n laflkia.
SYRIA Ms SISTER Nra lf Ralph.
Was q missionary wifc n syrag and
m4 sister VILLA bodda sent ~ Tar
Fpa Do 1850 yoeHs woman 81 much
beauty ana ln perfect health AMER
Rcfsing n wears she Yves Stricken Nlfh
paralysis and hr0uRht homf 90 HEAVIER
Falls. near ilttHnprE
mention this because its h. pfrlim
mary 20 on Illustration which Shave
the good side W The Turk INSTEAD ol
permitting my sister ~ retain alone
~ Ameflcn thc rurha provided hcl
Win a perHord eHeor ~ t~a -r.'-s
su.r,.p.srs-.-auiH retf~i, nnd youni
{ woman whose name I forget who ac
Icunpanied her here and saw ihli Hh'
was given every attention Whcn sh
tore America SHE efiqhes 40 pounds
when she wns carried down iho sang
plank by the siroug younE ottoman
she weighed 80 pounds
"a wonder II amy ut us Amer.oan
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-20
POTTER PLANS FOR CITY
WATER SUPPLY ARE HERE

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-20

Stsiefofess
Arthur ffflfH. stale reclamation
rnFlneDf quoted ts alalnr falG tAaf
tne Cnifa sttNs eeuofital sufpcs
AHH ssrel te .1-op.faty witl fhH state
fUf auUfher fyhr 800 tht mahine al
hiar0Hraphi aud topographic surveys
alnna Texas valleys subject So user
Glow. iis co+upeuu0u Wil INSIST BOB
npendlaE from 10000 90 fls000 on
ihe work th" wofh o. boz dome hy YES
Own furteH Tho riap ~ zoe operation
j. 10 ht ihm followed in ,he pest. tnut
b. ihe reningieai surqssft corps VIII
survey aud map one section ~
stream The state forars g. ooniinssc lta
{ weft ou nnther section
Tho tlai lhai thus operation ia Co.
p' continued another yesr must ia,
4 mHilt1ing ~ ~ whe are neurihie 81
thf Importance " protecting enc nch
bottom lsnds lyipe along ouf streams
from fleaas But on reading further
me finds reason 81 think that tho 90.
operniipn wnich iac alatc ~ ~ r...-.s-.
fruu ihe eerinrih hniteN N!l hr
rather more s..ssa.ssa4 thnu real fur
iHrrOrilpE n AZ. Stiles abatement. the
geological SURVEY nslsta thai ihe maps
~ lH work shall be made on mui 30
Hmniifi 0etlt ihln lnai used in The
luthlnE " tht state mapa. The maps
nude hf fhg niniN reclamation service
hAfo hrrn drawn on scale "a one inch
tn tAe ihnuHand fert and tbs gvolOHi
Gag survey hna $50 faf declined 20 make
tH uNY conform 90 this raie.
n thia ia thr ease a1nethiuR should
hc dnue hs the states representative
40 Warrington NJ Induce lnr roolualca
suffrs io eunfptm its work % that 81
the rtste Experience has shown thai
msns drawn 90 q scale issH than tha
81 onr inch 90 900 feet Ark much 90
beinT entirely practical To- fhe cngi
ueering work a. flood prevention !
lmamafA Va not al f,uit the flssi mRp
made nN the geolosieni survey wvr
: drawn on a smaller scnir ana Inv
+ we're found 60 he SEQ unshtsfartufN tina
!. much ~ the work WAS done over o.
the state reclamation eorN zoe m
naps drawn on the sfnailer scale Wer
unintelhglulc ~ the lnyninr and al
= most undpelg,herahle 10 the engineer
q Aud i was further found NJ Tho New
IL has becn informed shat the man
drawn 90 tho smaller scale were muc
= less accurate than thoae drawn on th
i hrrtr Heaie
y A,Hgr The state n entitled go th
Il work Witch ihe K,plogieal survey is {
/. do. and viii NOT he reeeiNinE n gfainlt
y from II and since furthermore "a wi
3. exchange teplsA " maps maae iis Il
IL nNn forces fnr those made ., the eoe
l0glgai survey. Il seems % us d M
ahNNlHut rnaapn and uEht % 1851
tHsi thr msps shalt ne drawn on
Z ayale that experience has shown 10 1
o. a.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-20

William , BATTLE.
The iaeafd ~ regents n 10 uiFtt
asig ~ Texas ~ a. ~ elnEFaleinfe
upon str wssa eholfa - a. attlnK pfss
iasnl IL sasseed pf ~ 81 sie2ss 81.
alened TIE sfafsanan fstis that B
fnn Speak adfierdiY ~ fhe matter. ~
81 has more than i passing aequsin'
tanfe win many mfrlbtrt ~ the fss
aiaf ~ fae University ~ Tcxaa
~ iiaItif. ne fafkinF faflitf MIN.
hsf ~ fhe rnlgefsify aid not a.yeNi
% - fhe oHs 81 whom popular grin
ION futnta when me Qpesilen 81 81.
ieriinr p president either fempofs ny
" ptrmaHeHt was fret bfaal tel
Ihsf faci asa noi for 1ne minlif AZ
fort the choice ~ TIE board ~ fe.
ernls for iiF was felt that ln selecting
a Temporary head fof the institution.
lhr ranhiea official ~ fne great schooi
Should De chosen And thus Vas tho
meflifd promotion made
william Z. Rattle - MT p mnu 81
cffusionr nut he ls Deliberate. ~
uDuF competent. learned broad
minded william Battle Is square
with those be- ~ in contact With Sc
u agutfs Nlih ino porid in stery
sense ~ fhe word
sefh q man purhi 90 make good ln
ans position fh4f hc may hold f1f
Thar represents aHs - ihe greatest
essentials ~ success 80 ore wlN ever
nni ihe ne- neuHz irtsiaeat ~ fhc
nisealff in ans Waf unfair
Fpr hlm The Statesman aHls the
heafiifHf rntaUtmfiUr un su Hiiss
fhe slHteaman pffcra o. him iia CONE
eui1miianF anA aesproa h.m DIST &C.
~ ilmrH wNl hs fnd ~ b % medium
itat wiii fEhi shoulder % naoulltf
with him for uc upbmlding ~ fhs
lnitcrsits ~ fexaa and the eni1fge.
m'ui % iig aacfllners Austin States.
mae
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-20

Front indeed II WAS two ffonia
There was an explosion Just Nehlud
as hidcuus nelae overhead. a. II al,
whole senith had somehow been ripped
across like tightly stretched piee,
~ sllk, ana a shell nom Inv lirlgsar
foft under which we had iasi passed
went hurting dawn hong aisics Of aii
further further ta end tn taini
detoniaflon mites ava
ont Of slight Ia front 81 a.. thor,
was an answering thud. and ruce.
ee-er-r-riiang' German shuli has
gone over IA and burst behind the nel,
sian FORK Under this 0gantlc anti
phons the motor ear raced atons. 60.
rioueiy small and irrelevant On thA
emptT country road .-.Arthul lsuhl IL
OILERS WeeAlx
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-20

Nudka, fothiddrn Forever N Russia
BY The cxar, is distilled frnsn potatoes
and the new edic, niay be- regarded
as set another shade OF enominy cast
upon tho long suffcring paher Fcl
Il is interesting to note that the yer,
eNiis nscrlhed 20 vodha asinkias toda,
were formerly attributed 70 eaiinn po.
tatoes Not such a great wAllc aso a
learned Frenchman wrote trratiss
20 show idlccy had Increased slncc the
introduction ~ the potato into Europe
ana our own medical men. in past
times. candemned u AS cause ~ pal
~ and other hldeous diseases. Lon.
apN Chronicle.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-20

According 20 rs chief chemist.
The policy ~ the Corn Products
Company was 10 keep ia
competitors unhappy. And the
consumer was often confused with
The competitor on the firing line.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-20
oEnroN PEANUT CROP rAREsA
Ed

nENroN, Npr la The peanut
crop around Denton Aaa been thresaed
and About tooo husheis OF good "ga9.
osfN produced as a result on come
farms the nuts averaged IS bushels
the acre
\ much larger acreage will bo d,fo-
ed 90 this crNp next year
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-20
Owing % Indictment weather, or

Owing 10 Indictment weather, or
weather that gave every promise
Of being raw aud blustery. Corpus
thrlsti sent but a poor delegation
% the klcberg County Fair. Mkt
year the people Of Nuccrs county
can wrll afford TO cooperate with
klcberg county ii their annual
event A comparison Of products
alonc. will more than repay "a,
effort
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-20

Six Thousand Of Carranza sols
dlerS, according 10 report, suficn.
drred ~ lrapnato. Somc mistase,
clearly ~iN Thousand soldiers are
five thousand soldiers IN exccse ~
wilat Senor Carlauza had 10 begin
with.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-20

Captain Meyer Waldeck forincr
governor Of 'rsing Tau, says Tho
hurricane.llke assault of the Jap.
anese infantry is uequaled by the
infantry Of other nations, F." This
tribute may be kept IN mind. Il
points 70 china's f00,N00.O0O with
alarm that is Justified. When Eu.
rope y exhausted, The yellow man
viii seek his day, and the bruut a
the struggle will be borne by the
United Stales.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-20

We can readily understand Col
ouel Rooseselt's silence. shortly
before the last election he said
that he would not return 10 the
Republican party under any con.
iition, and u comes a bit hard Tor
him % start u fourth party on tn,
corpse of his beloved Bull MOOSE
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-20

Turks have taken few shots at
American marines aud il Theo.
dore Roosevelt were king. fine
United States would already be
chasing those harem seaqms
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-20

Asked 10 give his view on Na
tionpl questions Taft said ~ am
np N nm apple tree, watching the
course Of eyentsn We don't doubt
Mr 'rott's statement, but we do
doubt the ability of any ordinary
apple tree TO bear such frat,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-20

Kansas Is IA the midst vi is
coolest spell IN twenty eight years,
and it's hardly chilly enough for
ducks TO be good ripe In South
Texas
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-20

,ssi ilass so ~ disesr fAa - rlat gh.
flgfoffafa sfcuA many dlsnrs Or uatatt fu
hrsisn c.n~s. ine faimulas " ~h..h fo3 eaata
raref4is Hf rela Ten fhnusttd rh-fs sih NfHf
sain aat rftafe waat tteY hats ~ tfell lHs
fsntrnsnt " sgfing ttai wolil bns fsalfs
Iiane Mature sts that rohie fr4t t8t estlsut har~
fa1ish frtt Naiih GRADED nhsH ifs sfuae sa3 fits.
En4s ah ~ tf1 le ts gfse. ard sith as
STIRRED iEakes 20 sour sauefs seem ataua t ht Coz.
for difrs sgd have ranciuent slNlme
corh there r0Hhes fame afoan4 STRONG srI st.at
thAf faift lfta from fsf #Hl makes sfranse
aHa rfpsa Horse F4flsh . slice ~ beef n makes
man forgrt Die grief ana fufn his sluggish
~ euFa ip rat a night There noshiRg eise ti hair
90 s0cd ttueh at inFentlEs llrs hns4t for eeuiare8
b y n-Le lh.L ~. a.--.-.-.. ..-rl ~ ma
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-20

The New York Stock Exchange
has postponed Us opening indciis
iiely This w.ll prevent certain
decentralization.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-20

understand your husband is ,cfp
fond &c rgif
Yes irirra Yesterday m tM ma
ar spent several Nuurs practicInr at
The nincteeuth hole Detroit tFr~
Ifrtv
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-20

Despite fierce European conpe
tiiiou, Mexico tries 60 eoruer ihe
fight market
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-20

Cotton going up. Wei,
there ; always room az the TOP.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-20
CIRCULATION BOOKS
opEn TO ADV EHTtSE q
FRIDAY, NOV. 20. 1914

Talk the npnillnmiueiiug nat
nfM gas.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-20
lsz9I:. IT, h., ~ -.

woaid accoma-ny poar sies Tuis sh
kari hack Go her home to do
n is the iffle things that carfatna
the wise it u the lftle deeds ~ ner
and women or nation either ~ rosd
or rili thaf form fhr character nni
the Turks have many excellent qgaus
rea. recogniflos ~ which generally ID
denied them washington Post
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-20

Brewers claim thar. under the
present war tax. the Government
gels ihree lines the revenue from
beer ihat they ID. This Is not at
Az unusual. We have noticed that
Whenever any manufactured pro.
duet is taxed, whether Il Is beer az
bottles. soap or machinery. il is
being sold 10 the public At dis.
tincf loss 10 the producer. Why. il
takes taxes in this country ia
prove the philanthropy OF The ma
dyeS. III.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-20

Magnify what has been said by
fifty, and You have some idea of
what the White Point gas cr..tcr
locks like. II is not less than
eighty feet in diameter, has swal.
lowed a hundred.focs derrick, over
two fheusaud feet Of easing, CON
siderable boring machinery and a
whole lot of money and eaergy IN
the bargain. But the gas flow i
phenomenal And that's what
Corpus Christi is counting on.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-20

denied fhfm washington Post
Shooting the LEADER.
we reeall aEur'3 thai number w
ffaif a@p eumf men guthrrcd iu NeF
lpfs 'o dine ana Nfre lnffpl seed iF
20 apmiring nation as our captains
~ lHdpmtl We d. not remember
lust /" Ao Tie ripta.us wNte 8 ne age
dead others me enmsni has 'n-
deaiNred q rlt 10y" JAN hNd as 'u
nearly ~ ~ tH'in ii Aas been pf0AdAs
ruvEasfel in political clfclef thai tle
urareft prn.tratlsrf would De- fhe
most suitable place far them
Atmt that tie business l.rdsraaip
% fiftcen YEARS aen was 4altt roo ffle|
ana oass. thar tar.ous s..af,, lstars
tad restrictions have Dtrd gnc.G nn
20 Tor fhv general good the atr re-
mains that ieaIpftln a ttrmeuarasf.
Important Is MsanrHsned economist
has attributed tnr laad usfa..sf lt
stiapmrni ~ thr tnit8 sipfos 81. eor-
siderable part o thc rrumaanr,
fhaf hero more trnn tlrshnfe. niDn
NrA talent far ifadotahp aad free o...
neftumt % rArfeius il Aside from
trrl. uiiulo There m .r1lf business
80 nrrt. lass import lnef thr vrnerrsr
8f which could no he recorded ia fHe
hlograt,hloa 81 a certain rumner ~ in-
d.piduai4 Fnr safie years business
lraAership bar heen more rieFs nn-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-20

's,ftN stNNtrns,a sslsass.s.s <,,.. "a. -.
ttpsln and blcoa - that a oaassd,gal,ie
ssis'asAs fsfmR ah.lt gas SfeAsn .s hin
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-20

| ~ ss .'''s s ( q sss c.ss
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-14
State DiversifcatiOn Convention. Special to Indenendent.

State DiversifcatiOn Convention. Special to Independent.
 Little Rock, Oct. 14.-There will be a notable conference in this city Friday of the varied in- terests cooperating in the dl- versified farming campaign. At that time there will be in the city representatives of the agri- cultural institutions of the rail- roads, demonstration farming and educational institutions, as well as the members of the State Association of County Superintendents.
 In a letter that has gone throughout the state, H. F. Aut- en, chairman of the Profitable Farming Campaign, says:
 There is crisis in the affairs of the South; cotton is being sold at loss, and this condition may and likely will, be repeated next year, unless the farmers SOW wheat, oats and other win ter crops at once, and grow our own supplies. The hour demands prompt action and meeting has been called at the Hotel Marion, next Friday, October 18th, to take definite action in the mat ter. We want the leading bank CTS, merchants and farmers to be on hand. Governor Hays and others will address the meeting, and steps will be taken to meet the crisis. Each county judge, and each chamber of commerce and Board of Trade in the State is asked to appoint from two to five delegates to this meeting, and to see that they are on hand. i ''In this crisis the farmer is not only asking the assistance of the banker and merchant, but wants to be shown how to grow these various food crops profi- ably, and no one but an agricul- tural expert can fill this place.
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-14

support. If you have no farm expert in you county then you should see to it that an appro- priaton of $1,000 is made for the same. The levying court meets October 28th, so this should be attended to at once. Get your business men together, for some thing must be done for Arkan- SaS.
 Have delegates appointed to the State meeting October 16th, at Little Rock, and then look af- ter the county appropriation fol
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-14

your farm expert. This will mean millions to Arkansas"
 The State Agricultural Agent in a letter to members of the quorum courts says: If the government is sufficiently inter ested in our welfare to put up money and direct the demonstra- tion work, we should let the quorum courts know our wants in order that they may grant our wishes. If you will do this your county will get it's share of
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-14

The United States government will furnish one-third of the money for this farm expert, and in most of the counties there is lone or more, supported one-third by the government and two- thirds by the appropriations of the county levying court.
 "If you should have one in your county already, see to it that an appropriation is made by the county court of $1,00O to pay the county's share of his
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-14
OWNER

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Newport daily independent., 1914-10-14
gxamine s.raaae s.esyrslIsy.

Examine Strange fefror1Ilty,
 Frencbran names Marguv said 70 possess the lire "f an elephant. instead of the ordinary human skin. and therefore believed to be all ab- normally constituted person not ac- sountable fnr s's actions. is to ar medically cxs~iaed at 'ha request nf the French artorney general to de- termine his responsibility for theft tor whid ue Gas been imprisoned some mda;bs
 To head of q headache try Dr. Milew Anti-Pain Pills. They seldom fail to give speed. relief. fAdvertisement.1
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-14

the $4O,OOO set aside for this state. Let your county be one of the counties to put up $1 900 for this purpose, and see that they grant your wishes in this matter"
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-14
NAME OF HORSE
NO.
N:4O TROT

N:4O TROT
 1. Bonitha Brown Mare 2. Avonal-Brown Mare 3. Gamworth-Bay Stallion 4. "46",-Bay Stallion ,. Nina Jarvin-Brown Mare 6. Scamp-Chestnut Gelding Nellie S.-Gray mare Tender Wilks-Brown Gelding
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-14
ONE HALF MINE RUNNING RACE

ONE HALF MINE RUNNING RACE 1. Trixie Kelley-Bay mare 2. Omar J.-Chestnut Gelding 3. Silver L.-Chestnut Stallion 4. Ben Lasky-Brown Stallion 5. Ozona-Sorrel Mare
 6. Nadine-Sorrel Mare
 '. Tanko Girl-Brown Mare s. Nancy Hughes Stallion
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-14
A.s0 PACE

1. Bonnie Line-Sorrel Mare 2. Victory-Brown Gelding 3. Testamony-Bay Gelding 4. Jewel Laburn-Chestnut Mare 5. Birthday-Bay Mare
 6. Max Moran-Bay Stallion
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-14
ENTERED BY

W. NJ. Straub, Helena, Ark. Jno Longsdown, Hope, Ark. Harvey Bros, Swifton, Ark. Ed Holland,
 W. K. Shoemaker, Wm Oldnhege, Murfreesboro, III. ..........s
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-14

A. F. Hannegan, hope, Ark. G. L. Davidson, Helena, Ark. , D. A. Weaver, Harrisburg, III. Geo. Chamness, J. R. Loftin, Newport, Ark.
 Ed Holland, Nowater, Okla. A. Schafer, Mansfield, Ill. Bailey,
 w. A. Clark,
 o. Johnson,
 Jno. Arnold, Alicia, Ark. c. A. Griffith, Bald Knob, Ark. L. M. Hunter, Haddam, Kans.
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-14
PEDIGREE.

Judge Salisbury-Unknown D. w. Vorhees-Eva H. Gambetta Wilkes-Lady Mare Knotwood-Unknown Lord Lurton-Maude H. Tramp-Unknown
  Inline-Dam by Red Bell Unknown Exponent-Little Rebel c. w. Laburn-Unknown Unknown Mohawk-Lillian A. Jim Kelly-Beatriy Unknown Porto-Irene Ben Storm-Lassie Monta Fonza-Polly Waters Unknown Burlington Root-Lady Deutscher
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-07-10
MINERALS NOT RESERVED.

Under ruling holders of Carey act lands are owners IN
the subject to mineral reservation
This that if subsequent mineral discovered the
would claim the mineral would the
patent of such discovery This
opinion the acting commissioner of the general land
office the title such scattered over the
west the mountain states in particular.
result of inquiry foot by Repesen
Mondel behalf of constituent who desired to drill for oil
Wyoming The from the state contained
of the minerals i'll the following language with
the exclusion of all mineral lands should any
be found to in the tracts aforesaid
The land commissioner of Wyoming advised that the
patent issued by the United States and the Wyoming
ferrng Carey lands provides that lands upon which
is discovered shall under the Inspection of the
governments the state revealed the fact that contained
the usual reservations for canal rights of recg the fact
that the received title with convey the in fee
simple"
Carey enrymcn have character
Of their title will be relieved of all apprehension regard To the
and may proceed with the development minerals in man
Of these long withheld in that the mineral was
discovery wond prevut
title passing