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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-14
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-14

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-14

Hives, eczema. itch or salt rheum
sets you crazy. Can't bear the touch
OF your clothing Doan's Ointment ls
fine for skin itching. All druggists
sell Il. zoe n box.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-15
ECHOES OF SCIENCE

Durable poliahing cloths for sut,r.
ware san hr made hy soakag Heat
wo'gh' flannel n mixture of tNu
pounds % whiting and half an ounce
of olcit acit Go gallon OF gasoline
Tho argcst car ferry 10 pl, ou salt
water ln the World d. nearing oomplc
ton ai Philadelphia aud soon after lhc
end ~ the year VIII BEGIN service De-.
tween kcy West and Havana
An owen invented bf an American
cnenssr lu the Philippines Tor ,ip,lns
copm with hot ar Is said Co yield q
produe, better and much more ,alua
Ole Than thar made by old pr,ccssca
\ patent has been grantod q Chica .
So man Tor a devise hy Whlch wireless
receiving apparatus viii automatlean,
aisunc itself to thc wave lcngth N "A
mcssago vomiting within its range
Sanitary reasons prompted the n
Nention 81 "a new sugar receptacle
which delivers sman portion ~ ita
conients through a spout as valve is
opened by a lever sisache,l 60 its han.
die.
To lessen Che smokc and gas in tun
n"ls Swiss railroads arc oquippins
locomotive stacks With lids to be closed
when a tunnel is entered steam being
exhausted beneath the engines
f"r a Philadelphia travelling sales.
man there has been built an automobile
Win body composed of series az
shelves and pigeon holes for samples
which untoAis and makes an extensive
display
rae pump ~ a new rotary. gasoline
driven fire englne consists 81 only tive
gears their casing two inlet and two
outlet valves occupying the space be-
meath the drivers seat Of an automo.
bile
= ~erman government engineer has
invented a new system of canal ,rae.
u0n' rails laid en- the bottom of canal
rnsasins rollers on bottoms 81 boats
which can Be driven hy steam Or elec.
tr.elty.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-15
lNs..nl~~

siaios. ana Ties hesrt tasf There had
been 49, d.anrr n rlaf 3d. them ~
what she's bought -ait .oa.t .om
mon hnop ledge tAat tot.l ~ manlfAc-
iure have risen bot tllt tNcfc had
been great umgfY emenI r r ma
.hlncrf. aud ln tHe 81 which Be-
r1 great IL laft 0f tLo .1.ur % mlrNin-
er Tho FH.erau..ni .ae.lDl 'o Uc
offering w ,lln r.Ifen,. 1ls0 iho
farmer sore Ho tNia.a 900 ,0iif.
Taos anre fAe p.l.ee ths raii AMI
tls qaaNty 20 o., ms iutiF t.r1
bought Tho government 90 pro-.
du.r % a.uEir tit.lm NJ ,ht trlst ci'N-
,r among nf customers or comlct-
store 1f dcscu ln supA produDts
There Ras n1 complainant lu court
except the go cfnmcnt and there wa1
not oven allegation 81 Rforg4nag Does
sond a. theory 90 punu0 .ntf u zoe
atmIuIng ilr growth ~ Hl. noss to
vh..u tlr lprcm, ,.a aa. upt set
given lfa assent
Tbs denu Station ~ Nr Jones 4nicr
.l.I conditions Is snmsinnf tY DO
Hp.utci 900 considerations hr..ler t.at
a.a personality broader s..a Han tu.
federal rrscrr huard lt..f I.o q4r
uou .s whether public o.luun Win
permit 'nc prescription of m,H usr him
Ger reasons ~ prejudice aud snoranre
nosond ihia ilcs tho question WAetuer
thc nrl ester truat is Cd so.d 0r Bad
traH either ln ian oy iu Dpt. and
What would nr th, effect % either law.
coy public opinion len prescribing caYf
tai used as th, hlr, ester Trusts lp..
Cal haa boon used Sutblng ONn he
affirmed about the law until the tu.
prsme court has given its decision. n
Win open nov gtound because iu ua
earlier case haf the rc,ofl presented
a Qualification OF NIX business under
tho hFht ~ reason. Tho harvester
truat ease falacv tho question whether
hgn'sa ls badness. unfair Apndult NOT
being proved and denlgls. being in cgl-
dercr Apogi tnc trst There m thit
ma.h doubt hHt there can he no doubt
at 900 ihat no Nasic member 10 thc
trH7ts directorate elu hc heid ID. BON .
nnIo tDr 600 daubiNub HlcRa acts
The role, tion or Nr Jones nomination
without publication of Dos attarcrs
nAmD ana thcir charges. is eten more
serious to thc ommun.ty ihhn to him
We eau afford o. he governed In thai
mannrr Sew York Times
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-15
TIE PRESIDENTS view.

oFort Worth star. TELEGRAM,
All mon win a. trasi hope thar The
Presidents prediction that we are On
tersnE an era ~ prosperity ~ wen
founded, and that tho reaction viii 40
felt tn the near future. Upon the turn
~ affairs depends The fortunes u IN.
Democratic party. hut what Is sim
more important. II means much "a the
American people
u Is unfortunate that che connir,'s
mind can have such an influence upon
the nations prosperity. II would seem
that progrefs and development would
depend entirely upon she real wealth
that Il added ny crops and cihes sour.
res Of revenue. but Il 10 nevertheless
true that what people think has a pow.
erfui influence,
Money can no made 10 perform many
tasks when II casy. The same wealth
can be siscd almost at the same time 10
build satircaSis and factories II IA
travelling on flowing through the
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-15
PARAGRAPHINGS

"po you stand up In the seventh
Inning Yes" replied the eydtshlc
ian. IAN. "and hereafter TIA gplng to
stand up in every other inning YOU
van take better aim az the umpire
when You stand up Washington
Star
'Hirls ought 60 he taught how a.
stand ana hold themselves suppose.
Mrs Comrpp. you want your daughter
to have a sood carglagv 'ln,ecd
she don't need none We can afford
60 buy her an automobile uoW.
Baltimore American
u would be more aportsmanllke II
British peers would put ufi rnastiug
Sir Thomas Upton Tor the cantccn
scandals ull Tho shamrogk ha. lifted
'h" cur springfield Republican
spoaking ~ M. Jones. tho United
states Senate always was ver, care
ful about appointments that honora
nle SENATORS we're not inltlaily son
ccrned Ia Chicago Herald
u newer saw man 30 crary over
asparagus az my husband lis he d
why, would you bclicve IL. he want
ca 20 can the baby 'ASparagustus. "
Boston Transcript
IN The lunch club enc can put one's
own thumb into the SOUP. Ia the more
arlstperetic restaurant the gentlemanl,
waiter Il wililng Ca perform the Mttle
service FOR the sake " a small tlp
Chicago News
\ Filipino has yieldcd his chance at
an office Go an American. merely Dc.
cause the latter happens 60 Ne espo
ciaily we'll qualified Tor the place.
Who Wiil pretend now that the riuni
nos have amy understanding VI what
self. government meaAs New YorR
Esenine Post
inesmnah as PrcNh,eat Wilson Is
sincere IN his purpose. a kindly prc,t .
Deuce sends the country hountlful
crops to offset IN 40 FAR as possible
the disastrous consequences o. HIS POL .
ioics Kansas city Journal.
u IN about time that Senator Root
and Senator oNGorman took hand
n this ola.herskise fight against MIR.
warhurg and gavc expression 10 the
opinions 81 the state of New York. -
New York world.
" u takes Huefla as hong 10 leave
Mexiro as u has taken him TO prepare
for flight villa will have him shot
50 fun Of holes that no win resemble
yard 81 chicken wire. -Manchesteg
linton,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-15
uNREAsoNlNo PREJUDICE.

II Is cNasperatine 60 read THAT Ger.
tain unidentified farmers are writing
90 Washington opposing the oonflrma.
uon of Mt. T u Jones az memper
81 The federal reserve board bcoausc
he Is director IN the harvester trus,
These farmers do not object 10 any
tnlng that Mr.. Jones has done As a
director, One director can not be heNi
responsiele Tor what Is done ~ the
entire board, and particularly not when
farmers not anonymous have approved
Tue aS'ion 81 the harvester trust in
an that concerns their class
IN ns defense to the governments
prosecution the harvester trust M, On
the stand sss farmers frcr, f,f,.r
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-15

channels 81 commerce busy
ana aiways building. But when 4 be.
comes tight there IL q different story.
The market for everything II restrict
ed. ana AZ a Consequence everything
brings a lower price. Men Who Wish
10 make Improvements cannot secure
The capital and this creature - the
government made 10 De our servant
becomes our master
The body polite certainly is subject
10 ailments that can Of brought Dn Or
cured ~ "tugRcftion" n sometimes
lies PROSTATE. az hope abandoned
when ail that b. needed " for the phY-
siclan Confidence Or command q 10
take % iis bed ard sax ~ other
times IL @ DOING Neii. when old CalAm-
l,y eomos alons and tells j. that q ie
raj, and tfemidlnE ana should lle
down aud remain very quiet
When the harosia are soosi. when
the cattle are fat on the pfairies and
evefy source from whenre comes that
which furnishes food and clothing fof
men shon sii these are we'll " seems
that the country should be- cnioyins
prosperity bui often. under such cir.
cums,bnfoa illo wheels ~ commerce
slow down and ihls probably VIII
always hs the case 90 some ssitnt
bni Tire further away from such rondi
tiGH uf gsu go tas letter 10 viii Boz
fof the proplr
n "a irlo ss tho President says that
There has been business depression fof
q number ~ years Uncertainty Dr. al. .
most aa fatal to business as direct
attack from those wh0 o. not under /
stand that the welfare ~ tho whole
people can be- injured hy their attempt
10 make political capital
II b. aian true That tho trust Alu uiii.
End legislation affecting business ami
II tie legislation has been wise there
should ho speedy return ~ conf
icnco. nH iho President hopce There
undoubtedly viii be- SOME who viii
seek o. alarm TIE people but Use monl
fho have money viii hc able 60 look
INTO the future for themselves N they .
,re gatlaflcl that ali BE- we'll thc lror .
lefiy ~ capital will iou bands vIfI
ho prosperity shat nature haa sent up.
from ihc earth and tho people oil
Amefica VIII commence iAo huHdIns ~.
; Htil greater nation
The peatlmisi at home n Father
iHrmiesa creature We docs nothing
more than east 10 shadow over hls owu
.fo and those fsw uitl whom uo come.
10 contact. bot when ibc great bod
y people become ptsalmisil ihey Oau
b shadow over the sun ~ prosperity
with Che nand ~ doubt they trans
'ufm imaginary troubles into real on.s.
lAd even change the rU aarmcuta uf
prosperity lrto tho aackoioth and ashes
lf hard times
n good times follow tho adjustment
~ congress " win cause ihe Democrats
N the country to feel proud bat that
viii be tho last Of its benefits Tho.
success ~ a party mesnH little to most
men. bat the prosperity Of the country
means much 90 an
The people ~ the country sincerely
hope that the Presidents prophecy of
good times ls not based mtrglf upon
his wish hut mat thorough bnoni
odge of tho situation $50 an sections
bias eiton him ample reason Zoe sound
.nE ihls pleasant note
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-15

Secretary Daniels says that na,
al Officers, serving a. diplomaiisls.
are making history We hardly
think So When naval officer
serves ~ a diplomatisl that b
exactly what keeps him from maxi
ing history
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-15

County Commissioner Wright
explained the noted "mlon cpl
sodc, rather frankly aud with some
vlgr, llis explanation has not
been Questioned Another highly
cobk~l bubble d,rsipa,cd IN the
mclfing pot of truth
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-15

The Nueecs bay causoway Is 10
be completed IN time 10 care for
next years business II will mean
more business for more people
than any other project now under
way.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-15

San Antonio. finding mesquite
scarce, intends substituting pine
blocks. Here in Corpus Christi We
have had Mesquite street for
some Time, but have been ear, fnl
V cover II over with Riluliihic
We discovered il To be fact that
wood block NJ wood block prices
would make somebody rich and
mat the somebody made rich
wouldn't be the City Of Corpus
Christi.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-15

An anii.chckcn ordinance is one
OF the legal novelties proposed for
San Antonio. This viii work nm
enormous, unnecessary hardship
Tor San Anionic is noted for its
auniies' ANTS and chickens. and
each adds something TO tho old
town = reputation as resort
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-15
A COMMUNICATION.

Irrigation. Texas. Juiy ~. 1915
EDITOR Caller
" ueos one good 60 rcaa the articles
" 'w'er Radford and w. u Lewis as
'ass appear in the Corpus cArsu Cal.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-15

lluerlas uame was difficult
enough for the average American.
with tongue not used 10 dropping
It's III but Just think what monn
mental bnnders await the civil.
lked tongue when il approaches
lhis brand new proposed president
SENIOR Carhajal
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-15
OLD AND YOUNG
BY WALT MASON

tbat lte how The weary grown.up sighed" ny jsded
v,h low and "a he satisfied Tor when ali things are said
and done youth has The nsht q way u has monopoy
IL fun ~ gladncss mrh and play Boys have no prob
dark and deep 70 make The spf' sofc 10 r"uH' ~
from the midnight sleep make them walk che floor
The worlds playground Tor thc kd srif threatens pug"
In vain beneath hls va the cares thA
gnaw the brain on. youth" tho srown-up sighed c'un
but have u back galni could bot say long good
b,e 10 woes ~ tom ~ men The lad whose io a enfed
thus b. seelcd ~ wlth ioY 10 fact be makes daif
fuss because boy 'rtey grind mc with tc sfoh
heel" De says against my wish and uruip' must stay
and peel when you'd like 90 feb ] base 70 hoe ih'
beans and apuds ions ard weary nhic when would
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-15

VarranSa positively refuses 10
nave anything 10 do with the \. Il.
= plaster for Mcxicos stomach
ifoahles Carranya is an awfully
peculiar man lie has fought for
several years and now seems 20
have a heather idea that he ought
70 he permitted to enjoy some Of
ne fruits Of victory, moral and
otherwise
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-15

Ilueria appears 70 have toitcrcd
one tO1 many tots
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-15

No men keep the law, although
some men try 10 keep from break
ing Il.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-15

Spanish mackercl ARE making
lhinRy lively At Port Arkansas. mag
mllccnt calche, having been re-.
ported "a the last few days Bat
This Is not unusual Asa fisher.
mans paradise, Port Arkansas IS
well able go care for it, reputation
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-15

The Corpus Christi Democrat il
everything except Democrat.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-15

San Luis Polosi is "a be- Guada
lajaraed.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-15


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Oro,, -ignH known irroufhs. i'AAH
nce apaponpu tH. n.tt'rnliN
asoph,r on, ~ t., MANY anli-
atcs Ton cnnri, uan-tt.laraD NNf-
wIthtsandus 90, nt thHf Mr i"NfE
/. nn ardent sr.Iutlfnn. anI st...
CouuD s strongly .ut -lomHltoU H
sentiment I- generally conceded ''
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barge .oio iu tno .uuntt
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Jim Inucr fDr OBJ. t,u p.o- i' nr
mcd rhr mum. Hn tnn i DO"
iatt,r d pf1 so 10 $3.50 nr 3D. Hf .uaa
scr both onus and prur
firgura.ssa go whether h, I. ci,.t.I
10 not Nr Lower bias prom..U thlt
b, xii XII. c.rr.. .nrisu r,,t N..
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-15

I-e 10
IN, Jacket shfh then could make me
vora" Mas perfect ba eth
pretend vcre Ia o. though o6-or
.s==-r:.-.-..ss- (oanf1..rv
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-15

u u takes Huerla as loag 10 leave
Mexieo as !, has taken him 20 prepare
Tor fligAt villa will have him sAot
80 fall Of holes that no win resemble
q yard 81 chicken wire. Manchester
linton,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-05-21
COLO. BOOSTERS
ON THEIR WAY
ECC,Ec 70 ARRIVE -EPE TO.
pCPRCW NIGHT ROADS WILL
pEr1tT TRAVEL

t. Co.o-zdo lo tLe CUT soc!abil.ty
rgI o. parry 0. Colorado Dus!ness
meL - d1s 10 arrive II the city to
nofrog night, i lhe roads between
here sa1 D@aison are psssable.
F.T West Of the Chamber Of Com.
mere- ard Walter Madden, will leaye
this afternoon 10 meet the Colorado
parry a. D@lison and pilot them here.
Ths-e FL some fear that. the roads be-
tEee1 Marietta and Denison may BE-
lmpaELzb.e On account Of the recent
heavy rains, and 1t may be necessary
for ,le colorado party TO cancel this
date altogether, but this is hardly
prob4Lle, and b. this afternoon the
road will be in passable condition.
Due notice will be given the public
Of the program to be observed here.
II the Boosters can arrive
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-05-21
MEETING BOARD
Of DIRECTORS
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-05-21
Skeleton Of Small Dlnossur.

There are nov being assembled in
the United States National museum
the bones Of very small three-horned
dinosaur. which is being made the
type Of new species. This diminu'
tive dinosaur, when completely as
sembled. will measure about six feet
IN length and stand only about three
feet high. Itg head Is % inches long
When its bones are compared with
those Of the larger members OF this
extraordinary family Of reptiles, IL
will be seen that this specimen is less
than one-fourth Of their size. In the
National museum are several skullE
Of one Of the large horned dinosaurs
Triceraiops, which measure from eis
10 eight feet, and in one case nine feet
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-05-21
BOY OBJECTS TO
NEW STEPFATHER
Knew WHEN TO OBJECT AND Al
MOST CkUsEO ! PERMANENT
HALT At WEDDING CEREMONY.

Btlll1atsf Aay m .-IntsriersAcE Oh
the part Oi the brides eight year old
sDn yery nearly broke W a wedding
ceremony periOTmed by Judge WilcOz
Monday evening. Mrs Berdie u Hall
aud Allison Bhadrlck. ~ Oklahoma
City came b SullNatcr ~ be married
They brought with them the brides
eight year old son, John, vino eyinced
considerable curiosity but NJ anlmOhi-
~ toward the proceedings until hla
prospective Htcpfathcr had secured
the marriage license, and the bridal
pair were standing before Judge VA
cox. answering the usual questions.
when Judge WILCOX asked the custom.
airy question as 10 any possible oblrc.
tion 10 the marriage. the small bog
suddenly declared that he knew q
reason Why hia mother should not
marry. and on being intcrrogatcd b.
his Hcandalizcd parent, added that H.
wna because hc waa not going 10 per
nit The ceremony 10 proceed
The mother argued and the stcp.
father 10 be- attempted no add hia per.
nuarlons. but the sturdy cightyearold
attacked hiH prospective parent and
fought him tooth and nall Then he
turned on Judge Wilcox and that of
fetal beat % haety retreat 10 hia prl
yatc ofnco aud lockcd the door
Al ciforla ~ pacify the yOunRatcr
failed and Henry Ourslcr. an attorney
Of Gushing, Who v8a In the office,
finally volunteered ~ hold John until
Judge wilcox could Guish the cerc
mony The Judge came out Of his re-
treat the attorney took nrm grip
Jn the nrlggliuY. protecting boy and
lhc ceremony proceeded Before the
Judge had finished, however. the boy
Ind bitten and rcratched IN" attorney
uutn Ourslcr vas compelled 10 Jet
hiu 30. and m" yOunght"r again TOOK
up the frht with his mother and
abadrick He was frantic with anger
and terror by that time and at last
hc vas oyerpOwercd By his mother
aud the man she was attempting TO
marry and was locked in Judge vii
coR'a office. where he created havoc
while the ceremony was finished
When hiH stcpfathcr unlocked the
door after the ceremony and released
the child. the little fellow had scream.
cd and fought himself into a state Of
collapse and mcckly allowed Shndrlck
to lifl him gently and carry him from
the building
lie Isn't a bad boy usually" Johns
mother npologizcd. but the boys have
told him stories about stcpfalhors
until he thinks Mr.. Shadrlck viii mis-.
treat him. lie VIII be- all right as soon
as hc learns that the stories are not
true"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-05-21

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