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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-05-21
GETS 20 CENTS FOR A SLAP
But Aviator VedrInes Must Pay $40
to a Court in Cairo for Fracas
With a Rival.

Paris.-The French consular court
at Cairo has fined Jules Vedrines, the
aviator, SO, and ordered him to pay
to Henry Roux 20 cents damages, for
having slapped the latter when the
two airmen met in Cairo after their
flight from Paris to Egypt in Janu-
airy.
This is the final outcome Of the
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-05-21

Scotch English"
At the Union Iron works, San Fran
cisco, a steamer was undergoing re
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-05-21

Russia has 113 factories for mali
ing non-phosphorus matches.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31
SELF SUPPORTING BOYS
MANY IN HIGH SCHOOLS
EARNINGS AMOUNT TO MORE
THAN 5000 a WEEK m
SPOkANE.

SPOKANE Wush oct 90 pnc.
'hlrd ~ ihr students in thc Lewis and
chtk mrh school ~ Spokane are par
TALLY self supporting aud their earn
ngs during The school year amount Go
siehuN morc than siooc a week.. ac-
rurdine iu report filled hS the voCn
honal board ~ the faculty This work
To- dvur without affecting class stand
ling. according Co tho hoard
students numbering t26 are found
tu he partially self -supporting 90 this
number - arc giris Tho bows earn
tSea week and she slrls ti5. plus
huaul aud rnom fpr LARGE numh"r sn
hat the weekly vayuiur total rsus
lnnve stoup Eightv-four more boys
tud siria who ave not employed have
asked the faculty 60 aid them in sccur
Ink positions i1ny ~ The girls ar'
workns away from home while also
lUinE some home tasks
Mrs Lillian Sicsicr in charge ~ a
rnom NJ so part slime students. nearly
Nh OF whom und it necessary % work
during school hours. reperts onl, seven
Il the $50 are below normal la enr sub.
ipct
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31
ED|NDUDC LADIES HAVE
AFFAIR TO GET FUNDS
STAGE KERmEssE TO SUPPORT
CIVIC IMPROVEMENT
LEAGUE.


EDINBiRG Texas October 30
The ladies ~ me Edinborr Progress
slre club hav" bcen holding theiJ
Grand kresse' Tuesday. "Wednesday
and Thursday ~ Ibis week. servips
both dinner and supper 81 Mexican
dishes exclusively and al ~ their
meals haze been well ratronized
BOOTHS have sren built surrounding
the 1ininE pavilion aud the dance
platform cnch booth offering diffcrcnt
ariicies for sale including candies. See
cream drawn work plants and eonfci.
% whsle leo bpnfns are occupied hy "a
band and posiotfice
a genuine spanish fftunr Teller if
ia attendance and % fous'piere MeXlcan
90, hrstrn furnishes mtf'c the greater
past ~ the TIME "a hiding several
hours lh the evening f44thc benefit n
those who care a. dancdr
The FIRST evening. e . 40 lrd Judges
stand wna much in eyldsNcs ana many
~ the prominent lawyers boz Ehlu-
burg attending court nf wei as ibo lo-
eni nueirsnH men. were arrested and
fined tor duinr ur ~ not doing. if
making nttle difference However tA'
k"fmeHge b. a. big sugeeHs tnI tho
ladies wiii hafc O. roodir am0unt Co.
ada iu their fund for else civic im
proNomcni of Edlnburg
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31
DISTRICT COURT OPENS
IN HlDALCO COUNTY
HEAVY CIVIL DOCKET TO BE
TRIED BEFORE JUDGE
HOPKINS.

caller Herald Special
EbiNHt bG. Oct Ju TIE luil term
nf district court Tar lildalgu counts
cunl ened az Edlnbufr ou Monday oi
this wcek bat owing go the Waahouts
between ltuhHtoWn and iiarNusfn.
judEe iiopkina Was Unable gao sei here
until iuls Worui1E
The ciNll docket la fcr heavy the
criminal docket not heins so nrfD and
the Court viii no doubt b.. fer rua,
the ran term whioh o. oHb tWo WEEKS
n length
Attorneys in attendance arc M
poughcfty g.. > roik. Dr. D. 50 Sea-.
bury Herbert paVcnpu james Or
Wells. o. u DrcuRrr Amos iirh o.
k Goodrich. lrl Webster A it cole
and J. q tarnirn uf brownsville John
g. Sgott D. W lDwaou and Gordon
noDue OF Corpus Christi Inn O. UiHua,
Eunei, j. smitn and Aios Nheless of
Mercedes g. y. porkins nf rhHrr p.
a st. Daniels az NicAnfr ana g 81
smith. Coco g. lhoWn. H. IS Gltsarork
ID o. strickland . ~ snnihnd. p
D. bishop ana uco Wolfram ~ M,s
ainn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31
PERSONAL MENTION

}. " Kntk a Hau Antonio travelling
man ~ registered 10 thc state Hotel
r. iuoh If uhnhomi rlt. ia li
'orpuH chreu ON d proapcctlus uip
i'rcd W rrulu wen nnnNn hnv.
rlinn tunn ~ brownsville Is ln the cts
on business
% a. MeCrrary AZ puium. Okla.
Is no the unfur Apartments IN IL fo,.
DAYS. BOOKING over hiH interests in Doi
pan christi
Thomas T.. Holden " Watcrylnc
Texas ~ iu tao ciD
Ne and Nlr W NJ colsou ~ lisnu.
mont were among thusr mriVng Mt
the Homo Apartments yeaterdat. for u
short stay.
W. u Franks, ~ pcslne. Texas. ~
% the Nueccs
" g. Ice. u nelton. who owns "A
lnfEr farm ln tho iohstown soction. ~
Ia the city
/ Nf'tN 49," f"NAtN - NitNiNNnH col
San Aatopio Wvro nmong ycsterday'a
Arrivals a. tho Nuevca
Nj and Mrs % n Ford hay. A.
turned from Dallas whore thss spsnt
o. wcrh attending the state ralr
Theodore NnaT % n,rmor RESIDING
west NJ tho city who is Go arrange ,he
Nuccca countN agricultural exhibit for
the Houston Exposition. was In tho
Guy Yesterday slc expects the Nuece,.
county oNhibit 60 hr ono 81 the hest of
the siousicn show
/ ~ y npponhrWirr. husincsa man al
San Antonio. and the OWNER 80 ,.unsid
"rnhle local Property to here on a bus
ineer ttlr
George \ iriiun lrayts tods, fot
Dallas on q shut husiness trim
Mr. ANA Mrs ~ 3 Walton Of Vic.
tof'a arr ViNl1lng in the city aa sucats
~ relatives
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31
MRS. SESSIONS WAS GUEST
OF MISSIONARY SOCIETY
officers Of Downtown District soolet,
Were Elected 60 Serve Tor en-.
suing Wear.


Fh' down town district ~ the Mis-.
HionaiN society Yesterday afternoon
entertained st the home ~ Mrs A. NJ
tuN 10 honor - Mra. e q srssion.
Who has been vnv ~ the workers hl
that distri", ANA who viii So to lee
willie a. reside
one feature II the occasion Was the
ariicAtion of Il elock in q a1Ali that
is helms made hN the laai.s W tac ais
trict 10 Nrs Svssinns
rhc election ~ officers Tor the com
NIX Ncar followed end werc Mrs. "
Y MaNtleld president, Mrs. ". "
Norton Vice president. Airs wcanrr
sccvtarN and treasurer Mrs. Mclean
pianist
Mira Sessions was then showoroa
With s"Venl hcauuNd bouquets ni
fleWorS An ice course was scr,,,
90 guests after which the mcctlnp
vioScd
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31
HELPLESS As BABY
Down in Mind Unable TO Work.
and VIVA, Helped Her.

Summit Point. W. la.-Nus. Anns
Belle Emey. Of this place, SAYS. "l sIf-
tefed iOr Is years with an awful rain in
riy right side, caused irOm womanly
trouble, and dociofed lots iof II. but With
cut success. | suffered so verv much
ihai Became down in mind. ard as help
tess as a baby. WAS In the worst klsd
OF share. Was unable tc do any wofs.
! began taking Cardui, The woman s
tonic. and got reliei from the very tirS,
dose. ny The time ! had taken L. bot
YES, my health was completely restored
! am now - years years old, but lcel as
good as did when only 10.
Cafdui Certainly saved me from losing
my mind. and feel II my duty 10 spcae
In us iavor. wish had some power
over poor, suffering women. and could
thcm."
u YOU suffer INN any OF the ailments
peculiar 10 women. il will certainly be
woii:A your while 10 give Cardus a trial.
u has been helping weak women ios
mofe ihan ~ years, and viii help you,
too. 49,
Try csrdui. Your druggist seusii.
btsss ~ chsasneass nsaicios O. a.s,..,
sat.sei, cer,. O,ansneeSs Iean. ~ S,T,sl
49,, ..-sf % ieai eAse ara 81 PAGE eoes Aoms
'Ae" s@' s-nsa- - san uEspsss. Nc ial
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31
SCHOOL BASKETBALL TEAM
GETS READY FOR SEASON
Many Veterans VIII De Available. and
Now Material Is Showing W Well

Whit" lho mEh school athletes nru
busy with tho football ssason and
prnpiiec fur The approaching luies
ethcFe are roiiins ready for en-, bass
hethhll fcnsuh which viii omen lu n
short Time on the courts 90 fhr rear
" ihe high achaol BUILDING Among
thlH number however who first went
ONT Yesterday afternoon Wcr, seen
n"ino members of the football telm.
Who VIII eneagc in bat,scthRll Whom the
trldirnn season ia over
lT"r j. O infiln win haVr charge
~ the coHchina department sci the
basketball team aud from those yctrg
Ans Who are silli ln school and pros
protiNr plnyerf who nrr ahbWlup up
WELL % sc'mH rcftam that firaf elias.
organization win See Norkine ~, the
time the season opeua
Yesterday afternoon the first active
practice was huil aud FROM thof, who
werr ON tho nvld uNine OCT Coach
lnfun has picked tbe follpwne AS
pruapectivc members Cor the achouis
representative Give
Forwards, titasimmons Coleman
'ierrpld and Lane oenters. Coionan
aud AshbS gunris. Aienror t.itil,,
Wilson and Heath Garnet Mcngcr win
mnnpEe the team This year, and ln an
probability viii boz selected az captain
oh thla officer has not yet bccn an
pointed
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31
:: City News in Brief :

y. o. ssehrist Of the ssr Antonio
Machine nnd supply Company has
fuht rrfufnel from business trip u
the Mo Oninde Valley and he has q
valid complain, against a. number u
travelling men WIN make eorpua Chris
n their home and headquarters In
booking over the hotel registers ! noted
that o number II travelling men from
our city register from Houston. Ran
Antonio. Dallas ~ whatever other
town II haIgrned that their company
maintained hcoauuartrfs This ~
wrona for the salesman are Corpus
I Christians and should register frum
Corpus Christi" npid Air sechrint
J. n. Meksl~sy q prominent farmer
~ the Alta Vista community yester
dny morning received from Taft six
registered duroc Jersey aowf tllnt hr
Will place on blr farm for breeding
pnrpohea. Mr Alckeiycy ~ engaging
In the hos Industry on small scale
and ~ buying fhs best registered
stock. Ne reports that unuy - the
farmers " tho Alta Vista country are
planning 60 mlae more hogs aud dairy
COWS 10 raise tess cotton.
The Noskss building at 81 chapar
ral street " nearing completion and
within nnDthsr few days will bee rcady
fof occupancy w the puuHlaa Auto.
mobile Company. district agents for
llie Chalmers autos
". N Baker. commercial agent for
tho hnr advises TINT the Alice branch
~ The sml hha nov been rrupened AN
~ fhe WAY from SiIdnufe 20 faifur.
rlsn. fnr both passenger and frelfht
trains
". y. Edwards Of tho Corpus chrirti
PRINTING Company ma i'n.nk q Alien
~ the Jordt. Alien Furniture Campan,
both aubmiti"d 10 the Rotary club rug
Tcstions IN naminn the Rotary pub
ilcniiun "irhe Sea. iirooze7 "a. name
That WIS nclrcitd 80 reward each
viii wear the button offered tn the
winner fur month rnch. alternating
uniil neat july l. ~ which time iho
button VIII hc permanently awarded
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31
U. D. C. RAISED PORTION
OF FUNDS FOR FOUNTAIN
ladies o. Chapter Plan To Raise IA,
snee Needed Cor Git to City.

A. ,yt-tial mpetlns 40 the pannh .
'cie "f the Confederate, held ,estcrla,
Htcrnnun with Mrs rtttlo lluhinnon
W her home in Afiesihn street t,niA #.
i've plans wcrc made low raislns the
balance ~ the funds necossary for th.,
fountain ga be prvspnl.d a. the cit,
and ~ be ciec,'-d a, the f,,o to- thc
"rrs ~ The hluff Improvement NOW la
c"nrac ~ construction
Hair 90 tho amount has already hc,n
u'ls"'i thrush the efforts ~ tho
lhushters and the report detaiiing tho
resulting figpfc With a lis, ~ conir. 4.
buttons VIII be published in the ,,allef
sunday, when such details haV, been
eompilesY !, il rclacatc,i thnt an
p'Nmise,l contributions and fn:...Sr II
tetinas i,c sent Mrs n. l.. Gaurr. avs
Liberty si'ret SO as q be Included II,
the report IT, the puhiishs'd tomorrow
society 'eas and suppcrs van havs
q par' In the scheme for ralsink thr
rrlnalnder 90 the fumes IL il Thought
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31
Amusement
ssS vSs
xkss vvsvp an
Gentry nrothsra.

Nur generations the pig the goat md
the sheep were considered the most
stupid animals Tho tmmogs with
gon,fy Dreiheir An New Feature
shows, however hns dlanroyrd the A.
het with GENTRY nrothosa shows
which viii visit this city nest wedn.a.
day W complete troupe uf trained
niNr, sheep ma spats
u yuu were So ask tmlucta whs
those creatures are considered the
nost Htuild, tho iutora would SAY "
Nne because THOSE who cNpaundcd tho
Theory wcrc no, patient onough Ia
tiainlne
Trained dola rullnn barrels. climb
INK thrnuEh heppa rlu. are common
but With GENTRY iirothcrs An New
Feature nhows a. troupe ~ barn
Nnrd Creatures TINT d. this aud more
The scope ~ nnlmai~ which Gentr,
ltoihcrs trainers have educated runs
frum The lo~iy swine - She barn ward
=" the leopard aud elrphnnt ~ india
rholr wild Rninat fcAturc. which 1,
prosecuted ln the bis show " said d,
trainers o. hr the most marvellous act
ever ireecntcd tp The public
Gentry Nruihcrs An New Feature,
shows garry many isuropeRn nevrlt,
.prls rccn this season fur me rlrsi
Time it America. urntrv lirother,
fhuwp Will givc two Exhibitions Ia thl,
CT, neat "Wednesday.
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Nshing ara dnnrlns IA mask vos
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31
AGED MAN sURNgo 70 osArp

TRINITY. oct 80 ~ 4uich.sor
as'd "a whe was nehriv i,iira a..
ouroed "a death Ia the hur~lrr - A
v Woods homie herr ssa,e M~ Vs..
IVES severely burned while irvine A.
rescue the agrd man.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31
ELECTION 1xPgNsEs ONLY ss7.so

WASHINGTON. o., 20 s.,,,..
Clark orf Arkansas iu his n-e.oiectler
statement. Yesterday reported that De-
had received no contributions ana his
nniN expenditure fnr re--l~rt,aa was
20 ~ The state for having hts nsmo
printed or the ballot.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31
WISCONSIN TEACHERS
HEAR EDUCATORS

~ ,fiNSSF Wis pet SO icduca
r'fn e Miuneso,, and Wisconsin nr,
We spHakerS ~ the ANNUAL convention
- me Western Wisconsin Teacher.
N,sS''' ietlon. which oponed here tuda,
Amnrk The rpcahVrs afv i'rrf Iusonh
lariruv. University ~ WISCONSIN
l'r''f Fletcher swift. trlvorsi,y 81
minnesota. Snel a. , l,roWer. Cnin
newa f'allr; stunt. NJ G rotor Mn
waukec.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31
SUFFRAGE CAMPAIGN

DALLAS. oc, se--A camnalrn
orsaniRe tieh, Tor equal suffrasr 4.
every county In Texas vas outi,r. >
todaN o. meeting here a. state so
GERS % the Texas Equal suffrauc A..
Soclatlan 49,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31

to che one ina, has the be-i attend.
ancc record.
Tho police department 10 perfectly
willing thaf Che younr folks may have
their usual Halloween pgapks but ~ .
tefuptn 40 destroy property tonight.
Halloween niFht VIII rcruli In arrests
regardless ~ The age ~ the offenders
according 10 an announcement made
I ycnferaay bs Assistant chlef white.
East iinllvwe'en several hundred dol b.
lars worth " property WA destroyed
". A. osyson. prssidsn, o. the Cuff
steamship Company operating the
Pilot iiee who is iu the rity on % bus.
ineas tap stated Yesterday that his
company will continue operating tho
i'iiot boy between galveston and Cor
pus Christi jnst 90 long no merchants
pairpnize the steamer
City Building Inspector Kilmsr yes.
itrilny issued small permit g. w 81
Thomf apn Tor the construction ~ T.
boz shed ~ jiz Garlic street 10 cost
SIS
While no cases we're tried before
judF" kranrr 90 The corporation court.
two warrants were issued f1f nrroata
4, = Thumaa is oharsed win naaault
and disturbing The pence. and mo
eWurr or operator - motorcycle So.
$40 Us charged with Violating "a, trtf.
flc laws bi speeding
Pu,iirg the finishing touches on tho
interior ID uil fnal rgirhlus to complete
the nOyrn tivrna hpildlHR on rhnpar-
$40 street aud the nsw Masonic rrm
p'" one hluch north befor. tho build.
inaa nrc ready for occupancy These
two structures ware commenced about
me sam. time and tho work on the
tWu HISS been nlnnHi pHuilel
w W. Vaughan. diyiaion CONNER, ial
superintendent ~ The Southwestern
telegraph ana Telephone Company
whuHr hcafQnnrtrr are in sim AN
tonic. WAS in the eiis Yesterday On our
" hts periodic trips ~ inspection Go
the local exchange
The ladies Of tho Order o. Eastern
star VIII rave u iialinwurn pnitt in
ihr banquet han ~ thc Masonic rem.
> L. tonight from 500 t.n ~ % O'Clock
iDllF pHtty be- promised fnt ail Na
seems ofS members mud their friends
Nh admission chnre "a ton GENTS VIII
ie held
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31
MOUSE srops srsGrr can.

HUTCHINSON kans oct go \
'nouse Pay yhou-citcultina wires in thc
rliy electric hehi plant hcrc to-day.
stopped stree, ears and all nduatric.
d'pcndcni on oioctric m TOYS fot pow
90 dor su hour
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31

Tbs ee'Nps ~ thv geVernMcnta en-
nlnlmens lHvaOs Tor hhuruta and
hnine srekerN has hccn extended hv tho
establishment thlounhout the euuntr,
~ disirlhu,ing roncS With headauhrters
y n cstieal Information on cNnaliiena
and Needs VIII be nathervd aad nlr.
rlshcd ~ all Interested,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31
LATE MARKET REPORTS.
ysss sssp ssspp
KANSAS CITY lIVESrDCk

W ASHe' laled tFcss
NNNSNS CITY oct SO Hogs
Nvc'ip's, 900 head MARKET mghcr
hea,ics fsa ~ 7iO
Cattle l,rccipis 1909 head. mar
kct strong, southern steers. ssS u
Tee
sheep Reecitps aeoo heaa. markc,
ssrone, lambs. isS q 500.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31

Nnilfusd employees IN New England
or" ~ar'ne vlgufouA organization
eampalsn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31
FoRr WoRrN LaNEsrock

~ 7NF7VVIIIFU TTVrN
TORE WORTH oct 50. Caul.
Neee'pss, 5000 head. market h1shcr
heeNes Aso q eSSA
Hoes Receipts i.ooo head. markr,
steady, heaNles $50 a fAo
Shecp- Recripts tao head. marAe,
stead, lambs, 500 q 1la
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31

mcfcased circulation means lnercas
"a AdreFsislnr sainc N'N'S
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31

Thcro were six hern.ucs Mnrrarct
Guy aged 49, ~ South hoston Macs
who save iad three wears her senior
frnm drowning Mar, Allen of Hg
Rapids Mich who rescued two girls
from drowning lu Rosc Lake Mlch.i
SOPHIA Thomas. of Ncwrv s c. who
rescued glrl from ahil lpg phchc
iflgrs. Nassar College giri who
save three college mates from druwu-
ina AlrA Lillian NJ Cohurn who saved
two men from burning at susanrilio.
cthf and Frances spnekc a fourteen
ycar-old rifl 81 Hartman, Ark. who
inet her Bic ln saving another glr from
betting Ailed hy train
with sodnys awards there is Hst ~
CLOSE to "a Thousand "herucs 10 peace
who hlie loen awarded Carnegie
modals since lhe fund Was establish
td sem wears ago
tufnUu f.Tukfr ntp.r1a ma.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31

Diseases Of the
I'VE, EAn, NOSE AND THROAT and
nEFAAcrloN
lioums 2os-h CITY National Hank nldg
fhonesi oIiics GsS. Res lls.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31

in ail fifteen silver medals aud htis p
-FOUR bronze mrdaia are awarded rhir
teen 81 the hefnes lost their lNcs and
g. the dependents ~ ten 81 thesc pan
siohs ~ sums ~ money Co be applied
subject o. ihr discretion ~ She Com
mission nrc granted On nfty cases
sIma aparegntinQ over tGU.0eg ore APP
yrnplated Tor education purchase ~
homes 90 othrr worthy purposes thlt
may Doe approved hy the Commlssion
Accidents ln me water called forth
hA far the largest number n heroic
acts 90 in al and students figure
most prominently iu the RESCUE work.
Aut the occupation given 900 the lists
show there nrr heroes boz eNcrl walk
uf utc. from clrrgSmcn 800 mhOrcrs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31
50 CARNEGIE HERO
MEDALS AWARDED BY
FUND COMMISSION
OHIO PROVES TO BE HOME OF
HEROES. As ~ ACTS WERE
PERFORMED THERE.
TWO GREAT DAYS OF HEROISM

~ Associated Press
rIT'IsDuRG To-. oct 30. ohio has
fine record az a mother n heroes,
AZ Weli a. presidents according 20 the
awards ~ medals made by the Carne
gle Hero fund Commission here today.
in an siatS -nlue acts ~ hcroism are
Recognized. nineteen ~ the credit ~
ohio men and boys. This b. more than
twlco az many as appear Tor any other
state. Michigan having nine and The
others scattered among Hinrtccu states.
March 20 and 90, 1913 were the great
hero making days. twcnty-one q the
h,rolc nets ir the uAi Hiscr out today
having been recalled from those days
~ nnol alons the ohio and US tripu-
tAIlea-
Newark post., 1914-09-30
Heavy Loss By Fire

Fire at noon on Thursday de-
stroyed all the outbuildings, 1900
bushels of wheat, 100 tons of hay
and 40 tons Of straw, on the Jacob
b. Cazier farm, Samuel Austin,
tenant, in the Mt. Pleasant section,
near Middletown. Two fine draft
horses and pair of mules, worth
$500, perished in the flames. The
loss is put at Sc, 500, with but slight
insurance, it is said. Several head
of horses and mules and about a
dozen cows were rescued. The ten
ant is unable to account for the
fire which may have been caused
by matches dropped by strange
farm help that had been sleeping
in the stable loft