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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-08

% nave Nos heea huhfnlt .am,..
'''''A 'ha thti believed th,t tn..,.. ~.
.'tsh 'un's - u,ens, dae th. c..r,,
'i DIVA 20 sorne ~ re c...,, .s..
'''- fh' ihsi desired 10 s...r.i, n'.
.''''aNi ihefsf in order th,f ff. .,..
''..hi 'r ro, erred iHr ths Commit,
"N I fnd i,ai paluuffs nst. ..f
evidence o.. iuaun tbs.r ...i.f
''i' ihcfe we've certain sums ~ u.n.,
''" goo County m ihDso snars.a ,..s
POO ''''r dom. muleemem ana 1l.
iu'ni % ams snH nsi fhr, r...
N'i "ni efidepec to Usnn ihaif a..
''.ailen chat thr booss. r..rd. -,
-'' 'meuis violating 3D. tf, fa n...I LII.
iA'iH - ihe Counts hlte nut been f.iiI,
hr. n a0.nrianOe win ilU
D hui ,hai trt raInnu- o.n
'i 'rmrri los uD int. .f..
.'i' through ihe aufiUr r.f..f,l "a,
'hrm '' mafc 10 audit ~ t., t...as. .r
ihr '"Hnt5 nss l. ..n.t. .,t...,.
'fo mlrl.i to So sn hy ID wr, ~
m'nhamHs Hua unies. ih. e mm....n.
'"nft rrtu .ng r.m nt.r.
f.. ~ mIun.D.r
fHa fH.I rI..r DID,. fh. fr.r-
'.'. Nut fHt Commission. c.urf
" ultal 'onnp rnr loved .u auditor
.e HtpUse uf lldIunr tne ta..l,
iuhs Documents anl re. nls si.oInf
''' ihtmIa' eoualuon ~ .ts C.unt.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-08
FERGUSON SPOKE 10 BIG
CROWD AT JACKSONVILLE
FARMERS Largely COMPOSED
AUDIENCE AND FARmUR CAN
DIpaTU TOTO % HtS
PLATFORM

Caller Iirral
IACKsONNufr Tex iuly
Thla town 10 s.nvn hs b town thnf
uRayr show. hft mh~wHrm Interest
fu matters p0iiI0at ana mprr than one
n1hcfnntofiai aHpirani ~ seeker after
lrassr offo. i,as had cold blanket
uifoen over biz ambitions after speak
ine for several hours 20 iocsi people
with srani applause. James D. Fof
sunan upon ne arrlVai in Jackson.
fino We met hs uo pfaaa band ~
eommAtee nui ai abe 'ioso q "a tNo
hours talk se bad aroused more ~
thusinsm than ans tandilato aRa
arouscd ln mann pears.
james e. rerrunnn candidate foF
tioyrruor asrpI,ed on ths nrid Bore
warmed mas hr fnfesrwed 80 wac
certainty rarnrd f.airfdsy vhlie ln
pailaa by more than unr stahi uid fnm
pairnef anh Hoopsr nf poitlrai rnrardH
10 shat ho nishi espefl iH hiH opening
address W the wneh Wlfh nn pfepl-
pus advertisement s1rh ~ has 6oraid
~ ha nrnfofeh ben other cities slih
ao nfaas lfsna o. meai hlm ~ a." ifalH,
sim no narHie in hin honor lerfpr1n
slipped lnio Jacksonville anoslenia :
ilnuHiy
Ii0wsrer when hs riep4.ed nn a. the
niaifrHn ca iachsunrilir FaIh there
were uaanna liniug tne streets There
acro hpFTies aHd mnrbiner and nn
actual c0unt showed 5s2 poodle present
Many ~ these were iiail people some
~ these were merely clrioua. hli there
we feodly share ~ Ferguson sup-
r0fiera and the iefgeFt percentage -
these wrfe those io whom FerRuton n
appeanne pTiifuiafly
the hickory sHiris pefo piginiy ~
evidence aisd ihey aare attention ~ the
extended dissertation - fafm rentals
rsfagson hqwefer got info the graces
~ fhe people hy ihln explanation ~
hDs hir corporations thrust form ,haf
candidates nv office Ne stated taai
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-08

AZ iho nafk 49, 4 y. "a Reed. of
Holland acted aa master - ceremonies
snd o. A. q Scott. chlcf sergcon of
ue ssnia re nanvay. prominent
pfshlhifionin introduced che apsabef
and alluded ~ lhr facss IN ~ uncom.
riirfnafi manner Daionfi Hall IN
hia titnh eaH severely critical ~ Ma
opmnueui Aig nsransoa. aud stated
thAt ihe iatirF ess aenkins 60 destroy
Doe ullai regofd 40 pro when in
fsf be- bad hern ln favor 81 ne eloscd
saiuan an ~ nia nfr IN several in.
sifnfss w referring ~ Fersssan he
usri strung hpFaAee
lu udicuhuF fersuson's tenant plank
COLONEL nan lniimsied that II aay land.
hri WA rhafrinr 4 bonus Tor rental u
lana that BE- sas mahlns no profit
thereby as ~ roUii not not rer cent
ou thr fslHe ~ land even under such
circumstances The remainder u his
peNh wnH alnnr ueur lines except
So Nndsii.ist o. feFls g. a.. charge
niadr fhai be- wns q siisSA ksisiaf IN q
1fst company thar sold ii4aos.. and
aiih romc heat griorrd that Ne was
DIRECTOR ~ thc Company. bel that "a
sold Nhlasel f1f medical PURPOSES only.
csiHnul nau isft ga an afternoon
iralu fpf Cpmrrpn. expressing hlmseif
al Ueu usilnfind ~iih hls ezepssion In
ID ihr tnemls county and his local
supporters eonouuei Manager John
q MCKAY - ihe Ferguson campaign
committee also oKprchsed hlmsslf as
satisfied sifn the ouicOme and stated
llai ~ noghlHe enaahseFed s'sFEuson's
snrrerH any mofe than lisll eapasy that
ihs .sfters maturity weuld amount 20
isQ. 200
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-08

che newspaper ufntoa Wrre tifliN1 atai
AN article cuHisiuins ths fasi chat ta
rlona end spndn rfiiiuns nnm hun.
dreds aud thousands of Neiefa ln ofti1
eait lp lf' had boen pfoasni,,i tn
Tom uau uf some uihrf 1tm aahinf
Wm n run Goo oottfnF uaa lnh.
hshrd Tho fonoeinr daf annih,f af
u,io vac asnt in iho Ddima i.s4lne
sumsihlnT nkf ina
hner rontlisfinF iNa harf0t 49,
poai FROM lhnustn1H ~ pfsp'a Df rose
as 8nd helle.ine ihsl tais n.Hi stsfn
is in nrnli ~ % lair'ol eH.h as ntatif
B HEREBY dotde rf dsrp considers
ilon i0 feraaho "a tloo0p mn practice
and rln fHr DHtcIuaf Ht nflau of
a. u0e
Not ne sth nae be- continued a
van n'Yef peiiiinn,si : wise neYcr ask .
90 ! Jumped thn fence myself
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-08
operate me cpuop from other banks
'nd 'hos mh svm' e'rs g'Iaid b, 'n'

operate me caoon nom other banks
'nd ihot mhi'vm wore gl,id b, 'n'
Colun
.ih ! nnd chat mon, hou.and
4 dollars hove hren inwn oai 10 thr|
county d,gnstou of pNal Couun
and cyponds'i Bag sac fonos inr manner
rh, CuuHiF Comm sslunefa ANA C0un
~ Judge wuuia Vlfe orders un the
rouniy TrcaEuf.t deposition. and there
would bel pald subsequently these or
ieFa would o. placed iu an ousclolc
ana enc irinl amount thereof stated
100 the autsids of Sac envelope. spa the
onlS audi, ,hhi vas made 81 This ae.
count in order tn proYe She ssm, w.,a
as follpws When ihe Commissioners
Court would thereafter meet tines
would add the amounts - the pisiert in
ne .nyslepe and " that amount
aFTeed w,th lhs amount stated eos th'
back OF ihc optclope. an ofder would
bo entered dlreciiaF the Couuig Cirf1,
go Issue q variant ga favo5 - fho
County Treasurer Coz ibs agFregtto ~
thcsc orders
esth find that ihe defendants
aCted tonther In denying riainiiffs and
their aaait"ia the 4eht Co audit said
books
ssth ! FIND also thai pialniiffn hlh
iiso rsrsousl interest 10 the matter.
Ia ihai hey had o mli pending tourh.
lnF me rnlnny - me ieYy - fhr
courthouse ana iaii taK fof ieia. and
I tnai on audit ~ me aiuaha waf eHarn.
iial in order 90 ascertain facts henrinr
innn ihe issues lnFolved iu said case
Conclusion % Law.
I isft ! nnd from the forarolng facts
+ inst painrffs are entills.i 10 "a wiz
- nandamus 80 prayed ~ against
+ each ~ che Cosaiy afflssra ana ihe
ruanaFefH aud dlreffeFs - enc nef
camille Exehange fank aa the Counts
def.asHng to Compel ihem to permit
I ihe auditor seiecissl ~ che glsiniiffs
90 examine and auai enc i,aoks - spch
nfrrrfs ana the tank relating 90 tne
financial affairs - the County. and
90 ~ injunction against che gnWnla
+ ,iuners court restraining them from
I interfering VITA surh aialt and ffun
dlreciiuf thr other county Officerr wpt
~ sutni, their books o. ths auditor %
PLAINTIFF for snoh apAn and ethmsna d
4 iiOn. and 7 thsrefers render luaEmenf
acc0FdinFlY
4 And 10 which findings ~ faci ana
4 nonciurlon - law ths defendants each
! duly excepted ana nald eHcer,inu g.
? here Noted
" n u0pKINs
IuAKs District Couri, DIsal CouH'f
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-08

WAT me couns Treasurer ara a..
'"'n' spdee diseisim sas AMOS iedss
" ''eH ~heieapouts. sud sas tha,
same s aaknown ~ them
i'ih , FIND mat ne account kepi
Win TIE Cuunis depository dld not
disiiuEuish between me various furss
q ne coaniN AMI that me Jury fund
rad end hridro fund ami courthouse
AMI iAu fuua ~ere keqi lu one aeeoani
~ me dcs~ltary and that sneeks
VIZ" la-i lndi-,unlnaicN without D..
sara 90 am ef said funds
laih nud thst from MAY. isio. to|
February iail. no Trrasurers REPORT
was r'roricd or approved us the COM
mis-ioners Cour g Daeai coaui,.
ltih ! mrihss nrd chat When the
Nav reior vas nl,~i 81 showed tsi.
anre boz thv hands ~ ths rrsasar.r in
th' CREDIT ~ different fnnds % pupai
tonnif t1 the ain,.ini 30 more tfan
s. goo
llih Z fnd tta' ihs next rrcasur. .
'fs a...aai approved b, ihe Comn,..
einnrGs Court ~ put Cunnt, tu
lrhiuary 1914 showed no hslanrs
brought fHraafi fn,m ths previous rs
pHrt 0f ftc Tteasurfr ami tnat Ald
sa'n ~ isooe Is nui accounted far hl
sait r,parf
lsih inr1 ftai sill Sum was uc,rr
thereafter accounted far nar Ws- az,
a.ron over taken thereon 81, tse you
mIs,iunert Cnul
l9th p tnN thoi there is evidence
fn sustAiu soc hH Na' f.r isua
rcf'nd oi yeats A Iarr. Cbnnts Cum
mIssI.nsr hls drawn ah funds nam
Utc Counts treasury n OBJ, nalnNms
manuef iis bias Jfasn uilvis un s.iid
'"Hnu rr,hsnfrf 1ifrrluN hlm tn nsi
UtfluHs r'upio certain sums ~ mnnf,
aria tAlt ihr TrDlsaief Wnuld nlnm
inrsc arlrs snd isih thr seine h
rhs0A en the CnuulN depository aud
ihsi its lt tNo usual ui Dnunmau
fnlnusf and hls ns,n thr .nsium of
drawing mDnvs aui ~ the CnnnN
Treasury fpr bong p,rpd uf ,,afs
uf ihe Commissioners rnlrf Nuuld
thereafter order variant io lssoo .n
tne mannoi described .n ths ne,f suO.
reluf naAEfalh
sufh j aIsn fnd ihlt 81 ~ Woods
Hw't iudFc sisa iesuof oriefs un.n
lne Dnnnit rf,asurcf ~. b were ln
uNo MANNER honurea 5, said Treas
ursr ant uHt when 900 Cnmmlssihn
tr CHuU thereafter met. thrs, orders
they would merely tdi AND determine
mo lFereente 90 tho fum tst.fiained .
lnl tne cieik would then D., ordered 'a
lav warrants boz favor 81 the rrca.
urer Cor snrn amounts. un.i that fos
fhc Nelf lsfa these ordrrs aggregated
'he sum ~ approNimatd, $4,000
aist nud that ibeI nnance ledrsr
~ puVal County had lnoi been kept
from anoui luly iwi. until ihr tim,
when plaintiffs audpiol heean DO audli
be- hophs uf said County. AND unin
sometime after February isi, isit. af
cor which laat mentioned date same
was brought down 10 date
9gpd ! find that defendant. thc
Mercantile Eschange Rank abont be.
embor isl2 placed ihs sum - fsla 90
'p ht credit 90 tho available school
funds when The said amount vas
part ~ tho pcrm'noni school fand ~
Said County
earl j further nnd that the De-.
fondsnts Woods and i'afr borrowed
mouoy from ho Mercantile ExD hanre
ulnh boz ih, name ~ nuyai County
D he Treasurer haoks az time ehen
said Mercantile FNrhauEe Bank Nas
he Connty depository ~ said Counts
and enc COUNTY TrcaHurY of The school
fund Of said County aiso nud that /
Woris and parr m toe maine ~ tho ,
County borrowed money wlth which to I
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-08
II. cia.,'s l.., s.a.

sven WhY. eonny. DO yeu always
amohe eleassr What's Your f@yorsss
lgandf
rrtln tgufflng "a q eir2f snal.-f
siwass rmoao RDblaepu crusoeF'
swen don't think Two ever hessa
AZ ihaf Drapd
rrhln HAYeu'l rop. euv-poFg Don't
yau klcN ihst ga crusoe was q east
away cornlc cuts
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-08

we arf prepared ~ build homes in
the desirable addition directly west %
the Corpus Beach Hotel This prop
erfy fares ne park sedlcaied % the
public and the Improvement ~ this
park vii make this residence addition
very Desirable
Wa ar psepsfed a. build 20 80"
owners and can offer ionK. EASY terms
Anply. IDasls G. Wells and Joe
Iirsch. AZ Corpus Christi Npiional
rank -
fAdssrtiscmsnf.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-08

The p4"oseslon procssaea through
ihe cily va Mideay rsre. fur miles
HrH ~ leWn. ~h"ne 'se speaking waa
iD he hald
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-08
WATCH HreAinrNo

- me NJ yoN wafeh
Z Nant ihc c1arfe 10
prove ~ Ypu SHAT ean
o. what ms ls isars
expeIlensf "A ihs beneA
msans 10 opailly ~ wDrk
turned OCT
J. !, ospoRh
Jswsler q opsomstrist.
efflz Chsparra' Street.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-08

Iuars p,s'riei couri pussi coun''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-18
CHAPTER Xxx.

RUT it the part OF big souls To- forgive ngrtl-
- tude the Colonel soul was to be tested to the ut
most and to survive must consist Of purct gold The
slump was on. 1t came without attempt at conceal
ment. It was fragrant in its oponncs,. Conovcr and
his partners were the first to move. On the very day
Of the announcement that the railway would not come
to Port Hatch these intelligent dealers platered the
city with announcements that they would auction off
what remained Of their subdivision to the highest bid
der.
Burmah. fighting like an Old wolf, wounded and
backed against q cliff went to them and protested. In
vain he tried to assure them that the city was not
doomed 10 dissolution that it had 700 much Of start,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-18

......,,, ,.r;,.,l How, much nm,
VINO "''.' IT, '''''
WIc''" - .. ,oo,,bor. ,ngril,
ne Glow" '"'yO' .t .,t..,. ,.,,r n. co.,
o'nGI3 "C,e,.'s ''' gun ,t. ,',ld tbinl.
PACK 10 .''i' nun '..i ,,,'rI ,bo colonel and
i,t ~, i.., :, IN tt .ir,,'- Y,ii wanted our
shrekcd' , on Ki'" ' |" ,''' "''''
HlD'y, you ON ny t..,i,t. C,1,.,,1'.
me Hur' iu'N ''',' 'I'' '''' .i;. ..,,l';,.r+
eyes before burma" J'''' 'i'''s '
hAc " cat'Pul' .,.t,-.,,,. and ~, mar, ,,,rt
lou ne ~, t'., tr.r b.I ,,,t tt,
"PP'"S
crowd been TOO den'e. ,.:..
u was me N"I'Hel WHO '"'tl.' -; H..
ne was about 10 S,rlNe "F'nN "'t' .n'I.., ,ri:
thurman. thurman. Ho
ISM the thne ior u' T" ro'o ,...t .;...
thurman sn'oh MN OIL ans. ,..r
ID anu ('1 Itc .ricd 70 gct his none,
jh't says 'a' oI one, ' inJ ,, -' man hat on. and
10y 80 =. If ,,.,o.. 80 ne hI,r,cd +io II
~, tho mar, ,o,, .-,t+ofaltt 10. Mel Burnah
On Ind me- III ''' '''' '' "'''' ''
J'''''
,,r,, .i,r,,,t, .t.-o,rl ,i,b p,.ist
l. IL PILL 2,''l' I, ,,J toga,b,r %
ms I,e'il ''iii . ii. I'll H.
oIe who had even harsh thought against
,L" C"i6nJ Tbc, fairly dragged him along to the
NJ IS ~. BORT Hatch land Corpanv. where they
loJ hin, 70 his private Office He gave sudden gasp
md then droppe1 into the depths Of the leather chair
from, which he had made so many deals and suddenly
his head droopcd over on his breast and his rfed l;
ia+ fou - the floor unbee1cd Dishevcled. with his
watch chain broken and dangling and blood tripping
from a cut on his knuckles. he seemed gasping for
hre,tb
BRANDY Get some brandy, Quick ordered Little
R;II and Pick ran out Of the ROOM 70 return moment
I,tcr with flask Little Billy. big and powerful with
the soicde Of affection put his arm behind Burnah
t',r. 1rd bed the fasl, 10 his purple lips. Burnah
ancd the ierv draft and sat up at first weakly, then
rcs6utclv.
Thanks he said quietly he pulled his handker-
chief from his pocket and tremblngy wiped the STAN
Newark post., 1914-11-11
Some Shop News

An interesting comment on bus
mess! A week or so ago a young
lady came into the Office and IN
quired for the prices on programs.
She was a stranger-a prospective
customer. We went to consider
able trouble to estimate on her
specifications. Our price happen
ed to be just $17. She, by this
time had shown her ignorance of
the cost of printing. Her pro-
gram of eight pages and cover
passed away in her gasp. We sug-
gested the eight pages without
cover for $15. Still too much.
Fearing to insult her, we risked,
however, the suggestion OF an or
dinary folder s II II for $40.
She thanked us and said she
would consider.
Down the street she went. Now
the story comes back thus:
II just left yon job office and
received my worst blow. The price
first named was ST. When | said
this was too high he said $l5, and
in few minutes was offering to
do the work for $40. -
AS a tip to the circulated story
she never explained the differ
ence of the stock and makeup OF
the job for the different prices
The prices remain the same and a
4-page folder costs less than an
SPACE and cover.
A bell rings when she returns
Newark post., 1914-11-11
Destructive Fire
Near Middletown

Fire, thought to have been caus-
ed by tramps seeking sleeping
quarters, early on Thursday morn
ing destroyed the stables and other
buildings on Mrs. Elias M. Shall
cross farm, on the Levels, five
miles south of Middletown, with
harness, implements and straw
ricks. Two fine Holstein cows
owned by the tenant, Price King,
perished in the flames. His twelve
horses had been left out In the
barnyard from which they made
their escape. The loss on the
buildings is put at $4,000 and was
covered by insurance. The ten
ants loss is put at $4,000. His IN
surance policy had lapsed few
days before the blaze and had not
been renewed.
Newark post., 1914-11-11
It. Thomas Church Notes

The Orchestra Of Delaware Col
lege will give recital in the Opera
House on Friday evening, Nov. 20,
under the auspices of st. Thomas
Parish Guild.
The Bishop Of the Diocese will
make his Visitation to st. Thomas
Parish the fourth Sunday in Ad-
vent, Dee. 20, and will administer
the Apostolic Rite Of Confirmation.
AT the II a. m. service, every
Sunday, a series Of sermons is be-
ing delivered on Christian Bap-
tism, Confirmation, and Holy Com
munion.
Beginning Sunday evening,
Nov. Is, the Rector will give a SER
les of special sermons on Char
acter Building" to which the boys
and men are cordially invited.
We all may find profit in this.
Newark post., 1914-11-11
Trouble At Bear Staior

Four young white men, with
their faces partially covered, de-
manded entrance to the signal
tower on the Delaware Railroad
four miles south of Bear Station,
about o'clock on Friday morn
ing. Herman Elliott, the operator,
who was unarmed, called A. w.
Bradley, the operator at Porter s
who told him to call for help. He
accordingly shouted out OF the
window and aroused Clarence
Gray, a farmer, who went to the
tower with a shot gun. The gang
took to flight and Gray fred at
them. One stopped for a moment
and Gray fired again. About six
0 clock Railroad Policeman Palm
er met a young man on the road
near Farnhurst who had a portion
of his trousers shot away and
wound in his leg. He said he was
Edward Mellon Of Fourth and
Lombard street, Wilmington, but
declined to state where or how he
had been wounded. Justice Lewis
held him for Court as supposed
member of the gang.
Newark post., 1914-11-11

According to the Delaware
Ledger, T. R. McMullin will re
main in Pencader. !" Good. Pen
cader is close hundred and the
Republican party needs him. He |,
says he has "no sore spots. We'll,
a man can get used to almost any
thing after awhile.
Canned Salmon, says the iran
script.
Democratic papers say the -ad-
ministration has been upheld. |.
Well, all | can say, wouldn't 1t
have been awful if the country
had gone against them.
Vice President Marshall says It's
time to stop "whining-get to
work. Well, nobody is prevent
ing him. Go to it.
Delaware certainly backed up
the Miller administration. The
Governor has both Houses Of the
General Assembly with him.
Boyce says some one voted the
wrong ticket-that' s the only way
he can explain it.
Dry-Dryer-Dryest-CecilC Co.
Newark post., 1914-11-11
Election Side Lights

In spite of the heavy frost on
Tuesday, ripe strawberries were
picked in Pencader on Wednesday.
Newark's assessor is not much
for growing but he's some Singer.
His prediction sight was pretty
pood.-at least there was no Mote
in his eye.
The election made certain that
the new postmaster will not come
from another hundred. It will stay
in White Clay.
Newark post., 1914-11-11
How Ritter Catsup Is Made

Of all the catsup ! ever eat
Ritter's is the best of all.
/ know it is hard to beat,
For he makes it in the Fall.
Newark post., 1914-11-11
Bargains in Fruits and
VeGetables

Prices having dropped many articles Of food will reduce
Customers New Florida Oranges 20 cents
dozen Fruit EACH Large size Lem
on 1cnt Regular Bananas 10 and Is cents Dozen Con-
Grapes basket Sweet potatoes Is cents 12
Large Lettuce cents each Spinach 10 cents
1-2 peck. Cron for preserving, cents each.
Best California Thin Walnuts 20 pound
Florida Oranges getting and almost good the Cal
ornia Oranges which much higher
Newark post., 1914-11-11
Next Delaware Legislature

N6U JuSbGG COHHtV
First district-James B. Hick-
man, r.
Second-Thomas F. Gormley, D.
Third-Thomas S. ebb, R.
Fourth-John M. Walker, R.
Fifth-Harvey Hoffecker, R.
Sixth-Zachary II. Harris, r.
Seventh-Edward Hart, D.
Democrats, 2; Republicans, 5.
Kent County
First district-Charles M. Whar-
ton, D.
Second-Henry Williams, d.
Third-John A. Bernard, r.
Fourth-Edward B. Carter, d.
Fifth-Joseph Frazier, R.
Democrats, 3; Republicans, 2.
Susser County
- First district-Oliver A. New
ton, R.
Second-Samuel j. Furniss, D.
Third-Charles w. Mitchell, D.
FourthHarry J. Anderson, R.
Fifth-Harland M. Joseph, d.
Democrats, 3; Republicans, 2.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-
TIVES
NeU Castle County
First ,district-Walter Rash, X.
Second-Charles Ell. Grantland, r
Third-Henry c. Downward, R.
Fourth-Albert F. Vaughn, r.
Fifth-Samuel F. Elliott, d,
Sixth-George w. Webster, R.
Seventh-Harvey Williams, R.
Eighth-Benjamin L. Dickey, R.
NINTH. f. Richards, R..
Tenth-Henry Ell. Hance, R.
Eleventh-William HI. Evans, r.
Twelfth-Frederick d. Bender, /
Thirteenth-Walter S. Lether
bury, d.
Fourteenth-T. Bayard Schwatka
d.
Fifteenth-Walter R. Donovan, D
Democrats, 4; Republicans, IL.
Kent Country
First district-Hervey P. Hall, D
\ Second-George II. Carey, R.
\Third-Thomas w. Mabrey, D.
vourth-Joseph Seward Daley, |
ifth-Edward-L. Jones, D.
Sth-Joseph F. Cubbage, D.
Senth-Charles M. Hoch, R.
Nth-Thomas G. Salevan, D.
N-Gove S. Milbourne, d.
John w. Short, R.
Nocrats, Z; Republicans, 3.
aF1rst Susser County
anecon 1strict-Joseph G. Davis, +
,,,,s, IRE h,iif;a George A. Hill, R.
uE,1ank Allen, d.
FU..s st1IoEli R. Hastings, D.
Fifth-Samuel L. Kenney, d.
Sixth-Clarence D. Lingo, R.
Seventh-Ferdinand S. Daisey, I
Eighth-John D. Warrington.
Ninth-Walter Roach, D.
Tenth-Frank M. Salisbury, d.
Democrats, 5; Republicans, 5.
Reorganization
Senate House
Newark post., 1914-11-11
w. c. T. u. Meeting

The w. G. 7. u. will meet at the
home of Mrs. w. J. Moore, Cleve-
land avenue, this coming Friday
afternoon.