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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-07
HIGHLAND PARK NOTES

The Krats will play their first bas-
ketban game Monday evening with the
r. r. T. NJ. C. A. In this game they
will use their new basketball suits do
mated by Mr.. A. p. Ahlstrom.
Mr. J. A. Swan is building a three
room extension to his home.
The Brotherhood of the Swedish
Lutheran church met at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Ahlstrom Friday
evening. Those present were: Rev.
Anderson, c. A. .Tulein. A. J. Ekblad
Carl Nordling, A. c. Longren, Clarepce
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-07

of the department OF justice, of which
Mrs. s. A. Thurston il chairman.
The Federation has grown since its re-
full number allowed in the constitution.
Two changes in the constitution were
approved at Thursdays meeting: a pro-
chairman Of the nominating committee
who should have a place on the board of
managers. and second that the board be
given power to name the heads Of the
The Research club will meet November
IL with DR.. Madge Gabriel. rs Kansas
avenue The subject for the afternoon Is
Woman and the Home. The papers will
be: Household Management. by Mrs. c.
H. Hepworth: Child Welfare and the
Home. Mrs. H. C. Robertson: round table,
Mrs. J. w. Jameson. leader, History OF
Evolution in home life.
The next meeting of the Monday
Tourist club will be held Monday, Novem-
Der 16. at the home of Mrs. Ralph Nc
Entire. The program will be follows:
Four Later Voyages. Mrs. W. H. Fern FERN.
aid; decentralization, Mrs. I. 8. Lewis.
The Morning Music Study club will have
a meeting Thursday morning. November
r. There will be program Of piano and
violin music and songs. The subject for
the day Is h i ana the ,nrom az az
Opera, The French Overture, Berloiz, and
How Gounod Wrote Faust. The musical
selections are from Gounod's compost
tons.
The meetings of the Current Literary
club during November will be held at the
home of Mrs. A. s.. Amber. The second
meeting of the month is appointed for
November II. The order of the program
Is: Roll CALL Current Events; Literary
Digest, Mrs. Otis Hungate: a paper on
Panama. Mrs. Ward Burlingame. and
music.
The Vespuccian club will meet Thurs
day, November II. with Mrs. C. E. Neil.
1876 Western avenue.
The J. b. club will meet with Mrs. Ell
mer Ebey Tuesday afternoon at her
home, 434 Elmwood avenue.
Mrs. F. H. Darlington and Mrs. Charles
Hattery will entertain the Day Nursery
club Thursday afternoon at the hone Of
Mrs. Darlington, 1850 West Seventeenth
street.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-07

The J. b. club will meet with Mrs. Ell
mer Ebey Tuesday afternoon at hei
home, "a Elmwood avenue
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-07

The Vespuccian club will meet Thurs
day, November II, with Mrs. C. E. Neil,
1876 Western avenue
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-07

Mrs. F. H. Darlington and Mrs. Charles
Hattery will entertain the Day Nursery
club Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Carrington, 1850 West Seventeenth
street.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-07

PIANO

School Boards, principals and
teachers who feel the need of a
new piano in their buildings
should get in touch with us.
We have many interesting
things to tell you about KimbaIl
Pianos or Player Pianos.
We will be glad to see all
those interested during the
State Teachers Convention in
Topeka next week.
Ask Us about our school
organ proposition. A big
special next week on these.
Used Pianos $500 up.
Established 1857
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-10
PERSONAL MENTION


Mr. and Mn : u Y0une u Cinein.
nat,i are visitors ia the CITY stepp'ns
~ the Snsccs
ar ana AIRS y " i1pp ~ Indian
arcgis are visitors ln ths CITY Egestf
a the Nueccs
b. u. West and Hal Graves iefr yes
ierday for Cincinnati Tor p several
~eeks trip
Misa Martha E.ftnnd " Austin -
Visiting in the city az the guest u rel
aussk
AIr and Mrs p Moore yesterday
moved from the Craig Hotel 60 their
new cottage al 1895 Chaparrai street
James smith and W p Word u Asua
puice were IN the ciii yesterday vn
business
RI H.q " shav ~ sanAntonio.
Bishop - th- Catholic Diocese ~ San
Antonio BE- visitor in the c.ty the
guest @, Biahop q = Nassbaum
= % siaasa n kingsyile claim
agent for the Gnif g'oast Line spent
yesterday ia the city
Afr and MIA r l. Bond n Barnett
$50 are visiting 10 the ciiy stopping az
ne Nueccs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-10

lou want quie, mo,o, ;,
'or two rcasons-becau,. !.
pleasant to nde in. and b.e'','a.
absence Of sound mean, oe's.'.
operation, freedom from nv N.Y.
and wear. "Nos
The 1918 Chalnen 'Ii,h &.
rms with the wsl-bSed rlenss j !.
Fas, OF Sow, on pavement. :,
heavy song rs eyEnden ers,, i.
constant puA without fas, ~, -
vibration. 4
Petiec, balance Of mo,;Ds ~.
exact hi OF shdins OF rotating -, T.
accurate mestins Of sean-- -
nleetes q construction max. 4.
Oha.1rs Light Sx- Iept ,x =
fNi.o ms a car that VII keep a.,
For by uens maienab j s.'. ~.
qualify machined by Chalmer ~
DDS IN Chalmers shops-we,r ~ i,
been practically eliminated. /. 4.
Chalmers shops there Is one inv,., !,
% every IS wofkmen. Such ~
inspection Is your assurance Of aeo,,,.
Workmanship and long lie IN CAIN
Cars. As the Light SIX mn, ,od,,
50 will il run mex, year and the ,,s
ahrr rs pleasing silence means p.
m-aent satisfaction.
Come and lei Us prove it. Ear
with Us a Chalmers Tes Rid.
1915 Light Sir. $3.50
1918 Master SIX, 400
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-10

ve.or mcni 81 western siaiys ana Z,
COVE rrmeut ~ Capital Is beins rsiai As
rs the Federal Erserrmtrt ~1ien y
parsrti, assumed OH ron,rH ~Aief q,
~ tevrinrm arc therefore ~ -
rers and material welfare - 20
states
CarunuirS Mr Weicevaot -.
rYurhf the mere ownership - y,
acrcs ~ Desert nnag E.va fnis pseN
Au ~ Chs aufs ~ rfitats eHns''. !.
1re subject to fne iae i tr.i1rai
maia u Federal awler.n'r CO.'S ~
such power and thc iae g fH.af,,
metr does rrt arri io s4ea ~
a1eht Federal power 0vc- tatss u.
to 81 used to retari the -r'Ffess I
state an1 prevent the coHfe''''
its ratar rad resoarrts
Do conclusion he sel
ft is heiieved thf Ce1Ersss +,
wisdom sheai1 90 once r-ffiaf -. ~ Y.
-csreetve states fhToagr t--F -.
rcrs may BE- on rrnct.cal is.is -, :.
cor iucns iust and talr g. ~ n
-sfs natirnai sttte AMI rfi'A'- -
use q the public Lands g ise - -
necessary. Whereby fU @ress ~ 80 Z.
from the faliina waters arg 1870 - y.
hruf ere Ffnfe Rrt adTsHer -
~ human alrd iar-ug iaf Fr.ss
fatlrr Eerarat
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-10
TWO MILLION BElCIANS ARE
BEING CARED FOR IN FRANCE
FRANCO BELGIAN RELIEF CON
MMiTTEE WORKS DAY AND
NIGHT.


PARIS, Dec. There aro now
more than two million He}Eau rcfu-
gees in France Monsieur Herardi sco
retary 81 thr rance Belgiar rsfef
committee has Informed The Asseciai-
"a Press
"ffanee has received them with the
sreatest confederation ana gencr sity
he SAID, -'ae government ALLOWING then,
%" same amount as their own urcm
piNi'i. q. cents ger dsy Go each scla
~ family plus so cents for csre
child Te,s. NJ course is sufficient
keep them from starvation. bat nearly
hh ei them have other pressing ne.ls
az 'hel fled los o majority N cases v.th
Insufficient c'oghing and lackine othe~
necessities We are doing IN 40 ..,r
aided hy enc French government
'ol'e nc pFoplem = finding emp
ment Tor such as are atle Il 81
bat France has her dm.r st-ick.r
lia'l0n in iAe northern departments &.
care tor ard be,glum Be- ohhssd e.
appear 70 ether generous nations ~
,neac people whose needs - the worI.
NnnNs arc nct their own fault
Monsieur nerardi said Belgium,
would never forget shat America tt.
already done icr brussels where an,
~ '' gu ''' verge 81 s'arFs-
sh,f,,-..s y, ~ .l'-tel "cfe
'he Northern Terminal bu, these h.ss
49,. ~ prepared Nefe .n-
-, ''eN'i. 'alai'4n 70 sH
b, ..,-,.... '''N Ailhosi eri.re.t
80, ~. several hantre'
h. go @I.es are 'sing ttt-t
op WIZ more comforts ana sarifa-,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-10
PORTLAND NEWS ITEMS
MRS ALICE ARoUsiosoUl


f PORTLAND uec sMrs Juhf
custer N Portland returned ne pact
Ne.k frem the Nerth. Whe-e thc hst
I beer called 20 attend tho sickness ana
death ~ bee mothrf
The uoy Scouts ~ Portland VII
give ur oyster supper Tharsaay even
lnr neeeulhef idlh iA aua us tte kiff
cottages where the seoDis are tcfi
comfortably boosted 81 are n.ltet
puec -tr per supper
The Marion spIu@r home on Cor.
pus chnau nsS Niuf is about com
pieie and ADDS another rcp residence
81 Portland
The Ladies Ali Society ~ por-
land Christian church gave "a Sue stss-
ful hasaaf and dinn,r SATURDAY be-
csmoct .th.
Miss l.pA snngle- ~ Arkansas rasa
has son, arme ~ Tar holidays
Nr HARRY cline of rif spent sun
faY ~lfh " % Kleit 40 porinr1
pack hunters aai fortune busters
Hegnent Portland Uf Iefs rnqurnf for
'orgas Christi OI Fields ahata roof
Gar Corplt Christi is benefit 81 her
ne.Thnor
Many iUrtandoFa aro confined tn
thnIr mes an account ~ lne' meet
FnHfher f0d Gre unahr Co., zff n.rr tI
town al s called CORPUS Christi
The Het a D. lluns ~ Carrue
'hr.ui solth ifuU Methodist eaHref
preached ia rorrari snndas rhr~-
.ne Heirf forn,r pastor hnt fren5
a. am his prcernrs s appreciated o.,
cortland people
Mrs pr NrNH'ar ~ r1rUlnd p
'onsalescont are viG coon b oat
iealu
Grnrgr strain has returned 60 reft
ard after several month"; absence
end seems g. feoi az home among his
'li friends
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-10
THE GREATEST PREACHNENT
AGAINST WAR EYER STAGED
Great Play in Five Acts VIII Be shown
Az the Amuau Theatre Next
sunday.

ON next sunday afternoon and nieht
the World tllm Corporation at thn
Amusu Theatre viii present "Osv a.
Millions pryreda art feature photo
play IN five acts The play To- drscrih-
cd as the greatest rvachmuut aVainst
war that has ever been stayed
laura sawyer. u most gifted arircsa
plays tho lead The story II "Orc
OF Mulions. follows
Giedimcr kuhciow. who ia ndnrea hy
his oli mother is equally loved y,
Maria. a beautiful peasant rirl
4 In the nids, OF tho wedding 81 Gladi
mcr and Maria comes an officer with
the announcement that war has hecr
declared Every soldier present u
callvd to the volors aud Gladimvr Be-
torn from hts bride an toe Vvrs houl
~ hla happiness
Gladim.r and his OLD mother reslf.
what this parting may mean, Maria
with Tho optimism of youth tnink
only ~ the husio cailr and tho flute
~ fiasa Tho deadly scrlouncss "a
war, makes ltttlc impression on he-
Tho conflict Is Faginr on che opf
skirts of their own village Onc ~
the FvtreRiieg soldiers starFefs int
Gladimers homie ard from HIM ta
women learn that the soldiers ha,
| cht-ecd into action oNtg 3hp body o
their hoy st the command 20 me srn
cral No time was wasted on woundc
I men
I WITH 'anttrrs Dig ;hciF bands they q
r sitter swnfcw~ o. ira fhe'r hn.
! Nher ehe reairrs what has hanns~t
Mn-il'F Wi 4 snaps under me st-,ir
Tho mother feeks the doctor a. rr
fomothirg for the gif She meets h.r
qa ihe way 81 smother ease And b
Gives Der wal Wfh tnstructnrs b
if Mer'a three drops as slceg.a
potion
Ne warns her that more thar tire
'rers mcans death while the moth.
rTepares tre medicine she hears a.
if mn ~ sees ana reas that iha ss-
rrti who has ordered ths char-e owe
heV hoy's hoiV Is her enforced rueat
Sne ueFs tfc poisonous Nltl in A.
rv-rrars Wire ard tells Rim ~ ht
frafh fhrces - her vencearce for -
noY Her chiert accommodated 81
fires ne house and IN the flames scek
ferectfnihess
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-10
STRONG OBJECTIONS TO THE
NATIONAL WATFR-p BILL
PAPER PREPARED BY E WEDcE
WOOD READ BEFORE MINING
CONGRESS

iiioENlN Aria ucc strong oh-
'ectors &c enc provisions ~ the bin
passed ty the ff.ase - b. -,sertat.ye.
at me hst session af ,'.ulress ana now.
af,.Tf thr Senate committee nr public
lands q. pr..t4r r.r rs. t.,......-.-,,.r,
e water power aad lhe us. 90 hands
n rc.aa.r t-oret. srt .ther purposes
~ere saprrss-i ts p a Weisevoai 70
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-10
TWO French SOLDIERS SPENT So
DAYS WITHIN THE GERMAN Lines
pEcoRArgo
CROSS LEGION HONOR DARING FEAT IN eEs-


q endurance and they h.YouAcked that
rixht Nifh the assursrce that tae DER
mans Ubai3 either take them ln TIE
morning - they would b. found dead
there lzfct IN.
Thr two men moved yn Eain in The
morning ard drhnuchirR from . fhick
- iato CLEARING October a3thc morn.
iag 70 che lttn day II their maFcn feii
weeping fof ~ ~ he NFnt ~ the ia
niflnf re1 trousers n the French In
fsntfy
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-10
AeslcuITURAl cosoRessAr.r
Joe

ST fCSEPH so. nec -
sn1 AnnuA4 Interstate Axrsceisurnl -
astral Nongress w.s herun 49,.
,.-.AN ard MI scrtinge unsii Saturs.v
Nary arrieui'Grai subjects AZ. .is,s.s
~ e'se 'ssion. ard he eoueses AZ No.
,.,-r. Kansas ia~'a ard Sseras,y. ~.
...lA,shs-s tig exhibit xxp~rts frrr,
ne u ; neparsnsat q AxrsrnI,' 49,.
- demonstrating me raoeeru rnsthr...
= eonaectin~ AIR, '''''1s
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-10

= y iocher gensral manager f1'
tho Corpus christi Railway and L.rh,
COMPANY was present az the meeting
and told the South Buffers that b,
strongly favored pawnc me streets ard
pledged thc hoart!est co operation ef
he company he ggs u the opinion
that 'he c.ty could secure good street
paving Or an Approximate COS; ~ q id
per running foot
7 p Todd suggested that the meet
rf se ON record az aFor.nr tne paws
ns q ali streets ~ south Nuff Dr
vs. p1ndcNter then offered motion
tfaf committee O. Investigate the
cQsi for various CLASSES - paving bc
nam'd and the motion was accepted
and mo comm Mae ,ppo.ntod
The committee VIII also make a re-
qucst that tHc Cuy Council provide the
snh-s'atlon 1f me fire department on
Staples sts~et WIKI better equipment
and tha' Hr, Pt4i fireman 6c emplo, g..
"a Tor the station
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-10

1UrFTg.Sl ~ CITY AFr
Governor Major has - this ~ Z.
hy pr0ciamation a. Naal'f .-,,ss
naklng contributions Ter ~ -
victims n the Egropean war. .,',r
pointed state COMMITTEES !. -
The voluntary contriogiicns ~.
ve~. theun i-fo eatahlcs ans - ........
be forwarded n the narae y --s-.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-10
Why Not Give Gath Robes

NN % surprised bonaht n,
fe l"e hath Rone or both and
ts
81 eTet 'ha' sen rrtnsrN fcr $50 sa0
me steR quality oue $50 ana tho taoD
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-10
Do Your Christmas Shopping Now

Why wait until us, day before Christmas DO your
tHppnef shop while shopping conditions
serFeo ard while everything
The 70 disooun, day. more
Again srPhas'rs, DO YOUR SHOPPING NOW
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-10
Give Consoles for Christmas

There Az cera~ trse which resist rhe4s
rrr q A and hpen
afseay ceestng tfs daiat, 49,, A.
fof this rospe*e The} stoo q 400 re~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-10
NJ ADOO SUBMITS
annual REPORT
OF DEPARTMENT
SECRETARY OF TREASURY m RE.
PORT TO CONGRESS OJTLtNED
AT LENGTH STEpS TAKEN TO
REeToRE CONFIDENCE
CATASTROPHE WAS AV[RTED

"a 10 Tribute 20 Eeonomie Strength
ard seundness o. County That the
Shock Was So Admirably Withstood"
Says Secretary.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-10
chlldren's Handkerchief, 3 In Box. asc

Z nns sheer mwa aashet ~sh inexpensive ara
~ W ~ 's -
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-10

Aprend as hereto an APPROXIMATE -
tiuafs y tht cosi of improving stApis
street from Eaiirpad avenue 90 hufoi
afenus. ~ constructing therein
sultatis storm sewer ana laying there
On gravel pavement eighi inebei
thlck the material o. bs pvt On j.
separate four lash layers similarly l.
thr way Tho work vas done On Hal.
rad avenue between staples stree
ana Chamberlain street
y an ASSUMING 10 this estimate ma
the curb and gutter work VII he con
strucicd IS The properly owners ant
that TIE Traction Company vii pa
or the WORK o. their riEht o. way nr
Der TIE sane iefrus and conditions tina
prevail Ia the s.taHihic coutracts
Estimated cost n pavement an
storm sever
!alI square garis q surface paved
lrciadlnr excavutlen and grading a'
&c ssh u
storm sewer system inciud-
INK marhoies and catch basin
,nlets sssr o.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-10

have Therefore asked eur cts
engineer 90 prepare preliminary IS
innate W No cost n improving STAPLE.
street from Railroad a,fnue 10 naforc
street vita -rarsi ana far yv0r infar
nation { attach hereto rs copy " fhs
Ciiy Engineers estimate
Tho CITY Engineer is % the opiuiur
thai thc omproyemrnr ~ staples street
along the Zines sueHestod IN his report
would produce street which woull
hr entirely satisfactory 10 every WAY
You wlll note that the estimate pro.
'ides Tor the use OF eight inches OF
sraNel and the Installation u a storm
Hrwrr. which H. certainly essential h.
connection With any satisfactory i'm
-L-r.-.-.- mn. ~ - L. .L.-.a
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-10

Tho rate per 'front.' foot g. property
owners VIII approximate flsi 90
80 Co per nfty foot lot
"Hesper ffguy Submitted
~ A. STEVENS CAY ErRlrctr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-10
Cost 10 Owners.

'it the attcpt IL improved under this
plan the cost 20 the property owners
would be- less than one half the cost
- paving with hitulthic and while The
street would probably not last AZ ionr
" ought - giec very general rBtisfac
item Tor several years n 10 wee d.
termined within a few YEARS to paw,
the street the gravel would make a.
excellent foundation and the cost ~
paving lt with btuuthic " asrhan
would probably not exceed ,io0 pc.
square yard
= would be clad II you vii discuss
this suggestion Win other citlrcrs be- .
tcrcstcd IN your part Il the eft, ana
advise me relative o. the concsnsus q
opinion with respect 90 the plan. You
VIII understand that w would much
rrs Ter to take care % Starl,s sfrr,.
hN paving 70 with hltplthi- tut fh
cost on that basis O. thr rlty would
he greater than u could az tse present
un1c meet Also mo cost to che p-ou
ertN owners would Pc propoFf lana,ei,
srvairr Personally J am ~ rhe opir
'on thnt street constructed tn ac
cordance vita rho suvrcsuors n a..
citN cneintcr would De- rishN salts
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-10
oF,-'s ,.... ee, A',o-D.,


Aisyor x no City u cnrprs
Cnrs,s.
Ia compliance With year resue.t 3
hAYe irscstisatcd the question ~ A.
PLYING Ire Assessment lien &c, rft'.
Chfrfnr rteVer 20 ia rs,is.
~tstutfs % this Stfte 81 tre rr p.sss
sctson ~ ere Couscil IN inprrvirc c,r
nin streets ~ thr citY ~ sarsac.-
ierm VITA gravel conclude th
can D. aono unerr ne pro,isicrs III
IRIS SGT further conclude that
sewers Ard afaHns may hs a. ths s.,r,
tue constructei and pait fas as pro.
vde3 in this aci TIE CITY would ha,s
o. paN o1c-forrfh % tae cost 81 ths
cntire Improvement a. the proNe--,
cenfrs carrct - ASSESSED f,r r,o-,
han three- forTtns 81 fne cost rhr
cost q property owners nav b. 9ai5
In deferred raS n,erts Ia terms pres.
rritcd ~ "a council proyiaca tAe ~,
tercst charge nal not ~ rreater thar
80. FrepsTty owners shan or rather
may ~ assessed Ter the entire eos,
- ne side -~alss xoa eurAS TAs civ
- rcf required - say he entire eox,
~ ssresf lntfrsecaioes TAe cost "a
- CRY raay - pAsa cus x any A,an.
abs fa1t
-RrssKlL sAvAeE CTS Al
tcr1sg
Essi-ass CIT Easi,-sr.
Hen Ray kiineg Nacf.
Mar Str---
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-10

EstI7'afe lltf t0llNteF.
-atn Ray Miner Aa'c1.
Mar Sir--
In rv~9ssnsr - Yoar r-anrst ~,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-10

lNfAl We 100 "
This cost viii Del pruporuonci bee
tw.en property owners Traction Co
ana fslrv .f.af "a f.fIa.sa
Arizona republican., 1914-05-27
MANY EVENTS
 AT SAN MARCOS

Although the notable event of the week at the Hotel San Marcos was the banquet given by the long staple cot ton growers of the valley to MT. W. J. Neale of the McF'adden Brothers on Friday evening, it was after all only one of several interesting events held at the big hostelry.
 At the close of the cotton men's ban quet, the annual meeting of the Chand- Ter Chamber of Commerce was held at the hotel, the meeting being presided over by R. M. Turner, the president of the association. Secretary w. G. Bar
 ackman made a very interesting an- nual report reciting the tremendous advance made by the Chandler com- munity the past year and predictin even greater growth during the coming twelve months.
 The meeting then proceeded to vote upon president and secretary for the ensuing year. As neither the old presi- | dent nor secretary were candidates for reelection, Dr. E. c. Jordan was placed in nomination for president and | w. J. Lewis for secretary, both of whom were elected by exclamation A l vote of thanks was then given the re- | tiripg. officers for the able work they 1 had done during the past year, and the | meeting adjourned
 l On Saturday afternoon Manager J. R. Loftus and Assistant Manager c. T. | Peabody of the Chandler Improvement | company tore themselves away from prospective investors in Chandler to
 drop in on the Los Angeles Glad Hand i bunch which had just arrived in Phoe- | nix Of course they had heard of | Chandler but the two modest little
 Chandler boosters suggested that they
 take a couple of hours off and visit | the Southern Gateway to the far famed
 Valley of the Salt. They were little
 reticent. However, Chandler boosters
 always seem to get what go after, and | when they came back there came witt
 them Walter Raymond, of the famous
 Raymond Hotel Pasadena; G. W. Har1
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of the Hotel Roslyn and Natick, Los Angeles. and R. L. Bisby, Long Beach;
 Philip Troeve. G. C. Johnson, W. Il. Smith and H. w. Petibone, Los An
 geIes, all Glad Flanders of purest ray serene. They used all the old ad]ec-
 tives in praising Chandler and the San
 Marcos. and invented some new ones.
 Mr Raymond. than whom no higher
 authority on hotels lives in Amerlca'
 says that no better hotel-not neeessar- ilv from cost of construction. but rom artistic finish and perfect equipment exists in the southwest. Mir Hart was equally enthusiastic in his praise.
 On Thursday noon the representa- tives of the N Y Life Insurance com-
 pany in Arizona lunched at the San | Marcos in state. and spent an hour ol
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two. after doing justice to luncheon served in uae San Marcos style, in post pranlial oIatory.
 Among the recent arrivals at the hotel are: T. NJ. Melville, Phoenix; D A. Jacobson, C. w. Morath, L. Wise, Phoenix. Miss e. l. Freenman. Los Angeles, Raymond FarnsWorth, Den yer: Miss Kate Lincoln. New York; M. e. Rose, Fl Paso: w l.. Whitaker Phoenix. j c. Van Leuen. Phoenix; Joe F. Zinkler, Kansas City; w. J. Nealc. Waco. Texas Mrs. W. D. Tan ner. Mesa. Joe Cashmau, Chandler; R \. Stack. Phoenix, l.. W. Hudson, Sac aton: Eugene NJ. Barron, Prescott Mir and Mrs Walter Bennett. Phoenix; Mrs. Dr. Waite. Miss Winiired Waite Miss Marion Bennett, Phoenix.