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The daily sentinel., 1914-07-07
VICTIMS OF THEIR OWN BOMBS

HE who killed by the explosion of the bombs the
house in New York few days ago from all
the engaged the the daboca
missiles of death
These bombs being made to be used in the murder of
people who hated by the bomb makers Apparently Fate
decreed that the anarchists and w W. followers who pre-
pairing these of death should be the victims.
If anybody had to be victims of these bombs then well that
those who planned them would have approved their d
tardly those who had to die.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-07

A Socialist college, believed to be
the first institution of its kind in
the country has been chartered by
state of Kansas. The college is to be
located in Fort Scott and will be
known as the Peoples college. The
purpose OF the college as outlined in
the charter is: The teaching in this
college shall be done both by cor
respondence and resident school
methods. All subjects taught shall
be taught as far as possible from the
viewpoint of the producers of the
wealth the relation of the working
class TO civilization and to the So
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-07
ROBERTSON SAILS
FOROTHERLANDS

- The thousands of Grand o
$ Junction and Mesa county peo- Q
o pie who heard him while he .
. was here last spring under the =
. auspices of The Daily Sentinel, =
y Will be interested in the follow o
= ing from the Salt Lake Herald =
. Republican concerning Rober- .
y son. the famous traveloguer; .
= - . S< o . o y o .
To obtain new material with
which to entertain Salt Lakers on
his return TO this city next fall, Frank
h. Robertson, well known traveloguer
will sail for Europe next week
aboard the new Cunarder Aquitania,
the largest British ship afloat. Mr.
Robertson viii return next fall, open
ing his season in Salt Lake at the
Tabernacle under the auspices of the
HeraldRepublican and the Deseret
News.
The popular traveloguer closed
his season last week after two sue
cessful engagements at Los Angeles
and san Francisco. AT the former
place he presented travelogues in the
Shrine auditorium, n building with
a seating capacity of . 900 and where
l,500 people were turned away one
evening when Norway was presented.
Mr.. Robertson is now on his way
east, accompanied by II. A. Chase, his
photographer. Mr.. Chase was in Salt
Lake last week, arranging to store
the trayelogue equipment in this
city until fall. He was busy with his
camera part of the time and OBJ
tanned pictures which will be used by
Mr.. Robertson next fall in his Beau
tiful America" offering.
L. w. Chamberlain. press agent of
the traveloguer. is now in Salt Lake
spending a few days before going
east.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-07
LET IT Be SETTLED

IT HE county has paid the Main bridge the
greater portion of them Under the circumstances there is
nothing else for the county do and furthermore believe
there remained just why the should not
be paid.
We hope that State Auditor Kenehan will fit to pay to
county the money due this bridge from the state and that
bridge be made
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-07

Mrs. b, t. Napier. grand worthy
matron OF the Eastern Star, arriv-
ed this morning on No. for an Of
ficial visit with the local lodge.
While here she will also visit her
sister, Mrs. d. X. Torrance of the
Redlands.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-07

c. F. Kuhns, one OF the many
travelling men. who make this city
their headquarters left this morning
for brief iaunt through the south
ern part OF the state. He is in Grand
Junction one week in every three.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-07

cial problems that confront mankind.
All moneys arising from any source
will he used to extend the work OF
the college and create fund for the
aid of the students in procuring an
education.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-07
Makers Of
Clothes that Satisfy

Miss Nora Riddle came down from
her home in Whitewater yesterday
10 examine the text books which
win be adopted in the county schools
this year. She is a teacher in the
Collbran schools.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-07
SPLENDID TYPE OF MEN

n ERTANLY of splendid and representative type are
" those who have already entered the lists candidates
for Democratic county office nominations Than Benton Canon
lanes H. Lee Jeff Watson Charles Wallis, and w H. McDon-
aid there are no better citizens in Mesa county.
1t is certainty that the Democrats will go before the voters
with one of the strongest and satisfactory tickets ever pre-
sented by any party in this county.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-07

II. A. Willie of Salt Lake, who has
been calling on the trade for some
time left this morning for Jaunt
state.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-07

lead of meat for the Cudahy Packing
company.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-07

G. S. Kelch, agent for the A. r. Il.
left this morning for the
North Fork section, whore he expects
to look over the fruit prospects. n
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-07

1t remains to Sam McNuln Stroud Logan Barney
Welsh Iohn F. Haldenan David Miller and the many other
real oldnc Republicans going meekly swallow Progress
sve party fusion ticket again this in Mesa county
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-07

The great question that keeping Charlie Jones John
Brown, A. {. Newton, Lee Hampton ct all awake these nights
the question of how both the Progressive and Reub
an county tickets this fall They succeeded playing both sides
against middle years ago but apparently things aren't COM
ing easily this respect this they did two years ago
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-07

Mr.. and Mrs bennett Ella are now
located in their new home. pretty
bungalow on White avenue between
Tenth and Eleventh streets
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-07

If his friends have their way Herman w kuge present
county commissioner and who will not be candidate Tor eee'o
for that office will make the for senator this tall And
there what Herman w Kuge would make spn-
did senator.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-07

Attorney S. C. McMullin returned
early this morning from Denver.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-07

Barton & Terrill are unloading a
carload of canned goods Tor the
Morey Mercantile company
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-07

p. ]. Bowman of salida is here for
a few days.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-07

Werner Z. Reed has returned to the
eastern slope.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-05
STATEMENT ON ELECTION IS
ISSUED BY JESSE WRIGHT


Jesse Wnaht chairman 81 iho Dlu-
SENS Independent pHftN has iHateH
fhr faliuWiuN statement
fhp i}egnuCsailC ,lcnei in Nuefea
county ecersd muat duUlslAs ylrtlfs
over The tlurrnF independent illttf
% is well Tor an CONCERNED lhai tHH
majority b. inrec fur BE- vln TEND fl
Fat af reHf nuy Further discussion nf
thr Aio unpicamntnesa
ifusl evffh candidate mud sop.
porter of ihc citizens independent par
az viii immediHfeh foraei aii au.mosl
tiea hard foeiinfs ncldeni 90 the a..
,rrt campaign aud niar. hia patriot
Ism aud slsic dltN above afpushee
700 will Hfd peftY HnupHiHlef. ana Dos
silly support thc officers caasen u.s.
The people Under oar iirinoffaiic
theurs ~ government fhe officials iuFf
chosen rvs paDui The msl'stS 0f the
entire citizenship of Nueeea funn9y ln
fhis view 10 becomes our aniy ~ loy-
ally support and nesiai the ncWif
elected officers 500 cAfpinn 81 tho ~
fricHte process ~ i"tai government
under tho constitution and laws ~
Teaas for these hfe lhe Officials ~
ihe sanpHifhed aa much ae thay are
Of the slctou Lot us. therefore ranso
Hii Further reference a. ihe unnltHhs
ant incidents ~ ine recent campaign
and address ourselves 10 tbs funrt
pheasant and useful duties II life
iu conclusion I Wish 90 saY that fnr
fhe hast four months have bren lnt
timntelY associated wifh enc iuarpena s.
"rt esndidst.s aad Nueaos county rHH
nu more iutni and devoted fiiisrun
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-05
LADIES! SECRET TO
DARKfN CRAY HAIR
BRING BACK IT'S COLOR AND
LUsTRE WITH GRANDMA's
SAGE TEA RECIPE

Common garden snse hrrwod irio n
hcit, tca alih suipuf ami alsnhoi
added viii ian gray strraiscd and
faded halg beautifully dark and iusufi
emit remove rycrs biz % dandruff strn
scalp Itching end falling hair Msina
tnc sage Tea and sulphur rocipe tt
home though ~ troublesome. An eaH-
Ter way is go aet the reaef.fo-fsa
tonic c0Fiine ABOUT 30 cents "a iafeo
hpifi' ai drug stores Nnogn as ~
eth's SAGE and sulphur Compound. p
fhus avoiding I'd Doc ri muss
while wifpN nrv nded hair is nor
sinful We ali desire to retain ow
goHihfH appearance and attractive
ness BY darkcniHg your hair VITA
WFcths Sage and sulphur DO pnc car
ioli because 81 docs b. pa nnfuailr Ho
evenly you Just damlA,n sponge ~
snff nrush with b. end draw lhis
fhraush your hair iahins one small
strand az time hy morning aii grlt
hairs haze disappeared Aftef another
application or fwH four halr become.
beautifully dark. glossy sofi ana iua-
ufiant and y0u appear years tounsff
Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-05
UVALDE RAILROAD TO ASSIST
IN DISTRIBUTION VIOLA LOTS
Special Tfsins From This cHy 20
Viola viii ue Run % Often a.
Desired.

From A b lundef seneml manager
~ iif hHu Antonio. i'taiar and euf
Hpllfead hHYor Res Nllspf hnn h.
ceiycd ihe fsllnNinH ieitoi witch Is
eclf Explanatory
"a nsff iren advised ihai shr banua
committee IA corpus Christi - ralnf
o. have abe araeina ur distribution ~
inis "a Nlpla November 10th. ana fias
ia sa advise you aud esirr tnaulsfs
~ tnr committee thar We uft sffAnr
lnK a. haze nn cxcnfAiun uut 80 Viola
80 that day. l~aYina ,'Lspaa ~ sie8
"clofh go the morning ana friaml0a
ieAfe s!ela ~ 3 ssiasA Sc ib. oven.
ms Tbs fare viii be- 20 eents fef the
fpuud tur Tha train and Grew VIII
be al the disposal ~ tho committee
duuuR fhr entifr daf md II tH af,
mubie 90 have au intermediate round
fup We viii % every Hisd o. run n
Nr also have au aacursian fnto ~ ono
and third fsfe fnf round i4p Az
pairts ou ihf fpad 30 Corpse phr.aii
which van be- nnes "a AMY time All
parties ff0Us ani n lhe ciiy ulahina a.
affeud fhn i1i giir ran avail iian
selves ~ This mtf ana ~ inf0 cor. nf
ihp evening before snd then 81 opt
nu fhs special
~ vouf committee should desire a.
d. amy adfffiisiun. We eln he very
giad 81 cooperate win you and a.
auu Will have 60 a. viii ~ o. furnish
Yuuf literature 40 our AGENT. Mf
Weoiui vhn viii ses THAT II ~ dis.
ifihufe1 ~ there ~ anfthins elise
we can ~ ~ aeslHi 500 in THE WORK
don't ran 70 NJ ua hnaN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-05
GULF h liEtNI1H''AAbfN COMPANY
SECURE new HEADQUARTERS



fhr UuN Mrnhadcn gamYans Wta
ere constructions lass, plant at pefi
Amnsas taf inf rf4ia iiua 80 Menhaath
'Hh AMID tertNifrr aHd rn have muN
"a Toto ntErr ana pernaaent quarters
n ihe AmuHu th,atss huidiNs whore
Ht mccfinR oi ihc rtmlmns yeaief,ia,
ROYAL SNens of thn uN WIS elected
NieU President ana ntmliyf ~ tho
inlfi ~ rrasteca
% s Understood iGii sWo esbol iasal
men ~ prominence nlu e. slescd in
inn noail ai Il deferred mertias to hc
belle shais
Tho NenhsArn NutiHres which GOO
siais ot thc eatDhine ~ Ncnhuaen. q
nsh fhif ahaunlH In the tasai oulf
waters in errti nunhUR has Boz it,
iaei frw fears arenH tn ho au immenas
induHtry tulnur au intcimcni nf
suuf tom millions WITH nel rarnlnr
in 1919 of % pef ceuf COVERING ttp cn
tro iadustn of tNe United stniaa na
shown nN sotornmcni bulletin numhrf
1893 20 ihe Hufcau If FISHERIES
There are unlA swp uihpf aitrnader
planis un ihc gulf 81 Mexico. ono So.
loss iafaied tvu huuifed mliea ffihtf
north which ,omnans Is eald io mr.
he'd YER, auccessfui ssa.ep iufNl
ihr ruwmUt iuai past
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-05
REHEARSAL OF FESTIVAL
CHORUS SUNDAY AFTERNOON
Every EHers Viii bs Expended IN So
curing large Aiisn danes ~
Rehearsal.

No rehearsal ~ the Festival ch0raa
will in heid this week. BOT instead
esefY cfforf wills bc made iD eamfniTn
% secure feF1 lafse attendance "a
iaf eorplEa sgndsS affern~n fchaat
~ a -. ~ i. halI "a 4 ~. falio~ina
iae tnnd83 affeFnnsm eanoefi ~ Dne
hours dura3ion, which Begins 81 ss30
This aFfanwsntni - derned Wise nj
tisn ~ fhe faci that me copies ~ flis
t3Hf1ifv -'sesr lfnlS CllY" ~ Goa vii
nei bf here until Saturday naarninE.
Tllfg Win. ifpwfFef. ~ hfrp for fho
sunday sffsrp0ssn rehearsal ana ne
mareefmeni viii pfiNn an EriiYe ensn.
pei9n ~ he fnesrtimf looiiHg ~ y
feT& iafae atenaanrc ~ TN rehearsal
~ HgudaY IL n o. n ha.L
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-05
SENATOR VARDANAR WILL
lecture HERE NEXT MONDAY
flrner oavsnor o. Rississippi 70
sFsat Here Under Auspices Young
Mems Bible Class.


Nmf 9oror ul Miasssipp
'-hff 4 taramun. thln whom Amer
f''N' anld. uo more striking
i'ia wN satak n thc inlh
'.Hm 900 Monday night
great sHIIcm orator comes fo
' undlr thr auspices Of
"A" irum nmfau and w.u
nn thr subject closest to the
.oh'hrfn people today "Thc
N'rn Question.
fh"f Ndamnu Knows hls subs
ie pas soften ms material nrst
s uNfI lmone fhe negroes
~ f'Hanl them Tor wears In
49,. i.i'Irsiel. hc BEGAN long aaa
V 90 ind fh" answer.
Hatr tH, man has n1 super
N. -nn TOYS equals Boa America li.s
tfesrnre Be- commanding urik-
~ voice fulI and resonant caps
't'ff shade ~ expression
Nn Angelo tTcNaD standard
'' iolinWing 90 ~ay ~ him after
fnat CHS some t.mc aea
~ fardlman has a remark
~ iuHirf and bursts into poetry
i'INat Win meno powrf that
m'mop's tablets liss span-
~. SMILES and his rapid nishls
-. humorous % tho serious arr
~ ana BIS words are trenchsrf
a. NoNfn with snch er4ce that
s..s'f is carried aloft 10 the
c.-,. conclusions and this with q
~, Intensity that ~ MAGNETIC.
~ ter does not deliver ctr-
s.fi- speech hut Is so fHn ~ his
~. 'n'' his Grafton b. "a annsecl-
ginfni viih every conclusion
he ls not butter. MS speech
~ nllea different than his Writ
-- would Indicate. He H. 3
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-05
AN ACTIVE LlvER MEANS HEALTH

10 won wani fnod heaiin. el0uy nar
piegion end froednm ffom hs2inef
Constipation iNiousnras Hfadar
ana Indigestion. iatr DO kings NfF
Isfe piils Thet drive urf tefofHftd
ana undiseried foods sisir fhe ~
ana cure Cnn iipati0n iniV $751; ~
faur ifrselti Advertise mfHf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-05
DEMOCRATS PUT UP STRONG
FIGHT IN lAPATA COUNTY


Cauer-licraia SPECIAL
LAuEDO. Nes THE most hoih
oouteasd political campaisr zapan
eanrft eNas experienced in years ran'
rs 4 close ir yeate-dags flffnon. whiei
aaee So she Republican frhet heade.
~ County Judf, sUohn "a majority ~
s.tensv-thfre votes over THE Demo
cratic nominees
For the past trefn years inc ~
ruhneav. raris hss trecn III colnniet'
rontrai n ne county and until The lar
..natairn democracy has never nan'
4 nrhi dnsirn fhAi time
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-05

master OF erai0ry and Dec suovs his
subject from aiphH to omega The ape
piausr elected last nieht w9s ample
manifestation ~ ihc admiration ~ his
hearers Those wno missed thc lecture
missed treat
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-05

Nndcr me cohirlct iNs Hacctsafnl
hladci Viii asu work uB couslfuc,lon
~ thr ilaui wlihip thiftf days sul it
IS likely That thc plant ran 81 cnm
plet"d and in operation hi February ! z
nf 'Hfifof q ~ yrfs prutahie thai
thr eWintH VIA aNpfd me contract
HniueiaN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-05
COUNCIL TO SELECT
SUCCESSOR AUGUST
UEHl|NcfR, SHORTLY
CITY COMMISSIONER TUESDAY
WAS ELECTED COUNTY
CLERK.
"afef MILLER IN intervieN says rha,
Ssonsi aas Net Discusses f4is
Suceessoe.

WIN the pchtical contests Or cotn
q ofness settiea ~ anoihes two ye,f.
iHF nrN political notes a. aitfeet AZ.
'tn'ign VIII hc in spocpiatlne uron
NAVm fhe ciy t0nnc1 MIN name ~
sNefessef Ga Aususi yoalne.r. sad
nv candidate That VIII be- picked hp
NV teasc sherman faction to oppose
Roy Miller lu she uasoralt, cisctlnn
20 NeNi April
faesdaA Mr rehinecr was elected
eNnnif clefk nnd the eonncn thef,
t'FN WI son he eailcl uu0n to uane
3 commissioner GO tn hls uueSpnta
'''nM Mr lehlineer is commissioner
w INV w1tffwofks Hsaflm.nt .wa
not emily has tbr watafWafA. dulles
deto.Vrs upon hlm hnt he hss ata
nndef nis personal alrreuar fhe care
of The various puhils property of tno
municipality.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-05

Tho nie8rie 1as b. nos dbo and
psFahl, n thc offlgs uf abe Gus srf
rrfafy D. . Msiiigan, giiy Sretefaff
sss
Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-05
A Bit of Humor
WESTERN UNION
TELEGRAM
Thee y Nsii. President.


heeri'rd "a NnptrNH reNsN
.. N'M oilr ifess
cofpas Cars ul. Twas ie.e.i4
T. ~ na4ld
Rntsfpuni
Nnunn t'ne on rup VICTORY
scsms certain Gov Independents
Get fftfN independent g. ihe
ito'ls today rsFardiess IL
vesthcr and matts tiafa.
aoptle sure Stc Mandstr
namocrat
i'cmvral PAN Ca
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-05

caller representative Yesterday
askcd Mayor Miller This pointed oust
lan
Whom viii ihe city council uamc
ns citY commissioner fu succcod Al.
eusi Dohiuser
TIE Mayor strt blndly answer,
mat question SAYING
q realiy have no, discussed tais
questiNu with q single m4rlhsr af iha
council } presume lhat Me- Urhnnesr
viii nnt take up hs new duties at
county clerk for another uHty days
and 30 ie hardly probable chat ht
cuunrll Ulil ofnrm'l, discuss thc 30
pountmcni ~ hts successor until thhf
time
Nr lcMinger has rendered splcn
t.h service HH city comm sslnnrr uaf
ucnhrly boz fhc water department
where Dec has bad wears 81 experience
having been superintendent nnd.r
John Nrhlinerr ana lie coReaeusa
viii reervt the termination ~ it, nf
fical relations with she rnnneR Yf
r,1oico in his eleyntiun tu thp more im
nnFflHf untIflnn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-05

20 overcome This unMnltafN ana
ineen,rnirnt meihed 50 dlsfasiae a
giis Eaf'sane ihv cnuuvs WIN hnv.
errlicd and Nili nairiHin an lneNer
Itnr ihlt uulef au 0ifhi huura opera
tlon eaeh day Wiil lic emai, ia di.pas.
rf nll safhaHr ,nai is nnW runo.ie,
ht the rashate NnFrn4 Throughout th,
cry ~ ihp ciif Hfups additional uu.
Sos gau he added
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-05

Both officially ANA SEA- Is ntmocfaf
! am hirhiN pleased with iho aploudlf
victory achieved hy Democracy in the
Tuesday riecilen ana oEporlRl,
pleased az the mnnu,r 800 which tho
people vinaicatrd Judge Walter D. TI.
mon WHO had been me victim of slar
der and misrepresentation "a tho hands
~ his enemies ana in my rlininn ite
people are GO uc congratulated nn ihof
eood Judgment iu rciaaing Juasf ri
mon ana his fellow candidates a. ouf
county officers
Thus ii viii ho noted iilat tho NAV
or gave Goo ihc reporter ap interview
yvt asa nni even intimate who will
succeed Auausi rohiinror na MON
nlr 80 the council
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-05

frqm iifne immemNitsi che custom
in corpus vhuai has been io haa an
ciA gafbase sna rrfu-s a. as. hats "a
larse tnaN II loviand rsath e Nusec.
iin> Ihrre thy Qafiase % burned az
intrrsala when the wind b. frln
'hr west the odor ihsrelrom Is Nril
offensive. paiiisnlsils ui ihr north
portion ui tha ,liv
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-05
lNCINFRATOR BIDS
WERE REFERRED TO
ENGINEER STEVENS
RtpoRr ON eesT oFFES 70 ne
SUBMITTED SATURDAY.


The Clis roane.l m,sstne Ae,ter,la,
afcrnssen ln rcccss session fof neagly
i~u hours heart representative 81 ~
flous firms hida,nT 81 surlss, she eit,
Win a eashasr .nelnsn,sur. explain
The advantages ~ ne several t,ncs 81.
l,ird
One Ton Par Aeur,
Tho eiss trtm thr pfotrcsia ~ a
see 900 la'nd lssur voted senac months
Ara rrs nees ~ hnlid plan, thnt viii
hefn rsch hoNr emo iaa AZ safiiase
mus nelnse and Na last reeaaaA opcn
90 bios frau tlS manufacturers io
snpply the ciA with lhr NECESSARY
msehlaels aad huNuier lae isleut
NlA hc iosAts,i immediately West ,if ihe
srpoc tent. wrsi oi see SAP neiam
dol.t
Stevens 20 aecort
Tho cuurcii az lte er.l az thp ANU
ments fscrcd all hiaa ta yite fn4
aINerf stevens with tNy tc4uesl that
he censi.ief all bids snd sDtnit a. enc
fnurrH "a rrpaft siaiinf which hsh ln
hir erlulnn "a the hral and mast td
NantnNeupf frr she riA
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-03-27

Many Liberals too think Premier
Asquith should have accepted the re-
signation Of Col. Seely for he always
has been suspected OF being really
more Unionist than Liberal in his
sympathies.
The Liverpool Post. a Liberal news
PAPER says that the month of June is
given as the latest date for a general
election. 1t iEimates that as a re-
suit of the intervention of King George
an agreement has been reached by the
Unionists and the Liberals under the
terms Of which the home rule bill and
the Welsh disestablishment bill will
be passed with the understanding that
a general election will follow.
''The only thing not absolutely set
tied in the agreement between the
parties" says the newspaper "as
whether the plural voting bill should
also be passed. The difficulties in
regard to this latter bill are likely to
be surmounted, however"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-03-27
INFRINGEMENT BY
THE PENNA. LINES

Philadelphia, March 26.-Connrma-
ton came today from the offices OF the
Pennsylvania railroad OF the report
that the company within The last three
months has laid off about $4,000 en-
ployes on the lines east OF Pittsburg
in carrying out it's policy OF general
retrenchTnent. 1t is said that about
10000 OF the remaining $4,000 en-
ployes have been placed on shorter
time. Two hundred clerks in the gem
eral Offices in this city have been laid
of within q day or two.
Several weeks ago the company ais
continued the operation OF several ex-
penstve through trains and it was
stated today that further curtaiiment
in the passenger train service is being
considered.
According to the report which the
company confirms the orders for re-
trenchment and economy cover Inn
prcvements and extensions. work upon
which has either been stopped or re-
duced.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-03-27
RICHARD SAUNDERS
EXPLOITS ANCONAS

County Commissioner Richard B.
Saunders has just published an ad-
vertising pamphlet in which he sets
forth that his Anconas win. lay and
pay" In presenting his winning list
for 1911 and his mating list for 1914, he
states that out of possible twenty
five first prizes his birds won eighteen.
Special attention is called to tho win
nings OF Mr.. Saunders at the Atlanta
and Tampa shows: at Atlanta with
very strong competition his birds won
four ribbons on five entries. at Tampa,
seven out OF eight
Mr.. Saunders's Pen No. is headed
by his Madison Square Garden Blue
Ribbon winner" He says his birds
are bred right and are mated to pro-
duce blue ribbon winners. Mr.. Saun-
ders's chickens were very successful al
the Pensacola Interstate Fair also. He
was lately elected vice-president of
the Ancona Society.