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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-23
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NAEnLE AND GRANITE Wonlfs
fprifseirff buiidinT stone fnfGfhra
ara eni w. afssf Cemetery ~efk ri4bs
and rranlte monuments 1aFIua
rtnua Nnrt's ana nfohiis wefts
phcne asa lIHfa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-23
FoR SALE OR TRADE

FOR SALE on TnADE Dse ~
class gasoline ptou D1inf fereuif
IA erhauled a &. I>omhAFd. Cups
frRrfafI
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-23

cI.xAklKG AAsg nfPAiRfAC: fsai
"a. Hoy4i sea oihu makes ~ A
Nislsf. ~ Rn,isbs beok gtoss Phon,
SIS
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An ffsNsf - life ~ fhs nAfnei
= gs.sse cserre's vs. play
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-23
wtNren-ro reApf

- TRADE 4 niSs hoiins aal ioi 10
h4H Nnienia AIih laso. shsls ifscs
ss,1 cesrpf slatm sits far softAss ~
taual rsi8 n roia,us ctsisu Address
pfamr rsFs caliss
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-23

WANrfu State sna C.anis Assau
tnr sa'fsn.Nn 3. Infrl4ia0t flf Nat.enaI
Nel priaief tt cessrs nuf0htfs n,
aatrsssHs iagninfs sfof stores
iHf Un.ts NArde ars Iaffraafhsus
iIusf itranmfni sf.fas aH Isl.
eye ~ h.N Nmpp'nf lap-. elU Nn
hs n.ni.fiat Hiih ma.hnt srNs
.ks f.f .Itft l.Nr t.f Ha.f in a
fsW vtatf tt Nltefuans CO., mer.h.
am rtsr iaa, it.f ht efaf- up
pa .tass besides st.ng rinHnf has
tNs aaHs.t .t .n. ar
rIfti tE TRADE stmalst. fH thl
r'ef.haHf IfriaN F.ns 1888 an.
1891 Hn.t rh.c.ra salls r.mpan'
ttlI 'Hiiarr ofnrg Aur r.tEn iI
f.rr 81
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-23

Fhs sstsfisi 30 pssessdine she nams
~ dsHl" indlesiss ne, psps, ssps
isriy ssoi 20 subsos,bsss ~ mail - shsi
ie~n. sih 81 bsndsss 10 lett ~ish the
dealer, '~hsss sshseslbs,s ssa %, Then,
- eslling To- thew
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-23
FIsn Aso OYSTERS
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK


n SOU wanf Faod etft cheap iaait
or thIs
FueE GO f1oi lp
ghlmnfss $3.50 faf un
plcra gn. ,0afap
porch euium1a eer foes w
Formulation and saN uofk. ~
o. and up
Z Furnish eglrFih'rr and 1lt7 core
s,ur .nlokius cll.uDs1f 500 Anfa ~
work guaranteed " g. AcifN0''
tf4 Antelope sireff rhars 1894 tafh
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-23


lnH dfrIng aud aliefine suits mads
In our e~s shop woft UaNsd f.r ani
e'.'orfa rhonr s' tsi schs,ssl ~
rHf cAllGN ~ on sALf AZ risU
FOLLOWING Nrws sTsNosi
CORPUS CHRISTI
osspus chfisii Beet end Stationery
store
fGr,ths eoek stora
Gu oes1 store
Nusess Nctsi
STATE Hetsl
elsH Drug steve
uiA1s's ofya store
nsy osve store
eoBsrows
Rohs,e~a ofua s,o,.
Lssisr anith
BISHOP
Paragon Confectionery.
NiHGsvitlr
'nlnsssiils Pharmacy
hARllHsGN
Hs'tng+, Pharmacy
9issloh-
NISSAN osus s,sr.
eeowEsviLLG-
'Am,hofs oou'se,loossy.
ALICE
Gsal. Pharmacy
SAN plEGo-
tnssno Roe.
RAYnoHosvillG-
% . ooHsid
FALFURRiAG
a q Watts
sEFuolo-
o. ciarbsoa
RocNPoaT--
" chrs,lsn.
AOsrin--
NictoTs unisssssl ss~s Wagon,
oRtooRY
ofsssry DRUG sisfs
SAN ANTONIO
Nsngsr 1totst
wosle News Co
FORT WORTH
Ire Otsr
DALLAS
= Us News Co
hehh5Se PADS
hfsnaas pass ofse siefs.
BORT hRAhsAe-
C. G. Tsbsf.
thREDo-
Scorers News Co
Fhs ssssrial 20 pssessdins she ram.
~ dsnlsr inaieaiss thsi psps, fsus.
isrly ssoi 20 subscs,bsss ~ mail - shsi
ie@n. eiii 81 hsndsss 10 lett ~ish the
dssis', ~hsss sshseslbsss cen %, them
~ csiiing To- shtw.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-23

Music srUoio

Eis TANcAIirA HTnEET Rens
teIe F.ane iesfers ~ Nlae i<sa'u
I.rano p5fh fraciiasl crpsf.ess. 10
~, Anssis Cal, ard l.afeto lspfs
y a ~. ~ y, n. ifl-sf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-23

MuHm A fuaf anneurles ihsft
ain ho p case - sea Performers n
HNsv fothH ,As hls spesis.ul.f msio.
dfama shlsn hs be- 81 liuasos
iists Aelen probably 100 niss'esi
iasisitf 0n ihs hsfl,saas siase 80 a
iasSubff 20 Wrl.1f ana flsits romnshi
hsapfe hf wsni iuto tafiosaue
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-23

pEsrlsTs
IblLRoAo Asp sfssNsrlp TisT
CARO-.

s a " q g RAILWAY
fThs hasess VALLEY Rsaa
From Unieo Depot or Hsilfasd hssnss
Afrfrs irom san Aniouin $50 b m
uapartH Go Hau Antonio kts m
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-23

POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS


20 Css~,y Jocc. @
he NaIrf Is authUflrfa fn anuaunrf
rnM a. uigANNUN ~ "a Daudtaif
fH NuuHit AHtNf suHfF fu t1f
nCmnerath piImfles Uf utst lUA
lnt caller s aufh0fllri iU annUunot
o. D. Aiil.EnA BE- q eanaida.o fl
t.uHfy iu1er satir,i io CO.. attian
uf ihe l~mrlfaul wmariu 10 psk,
Iuiy
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-23
CLEANING AND PRESSING

hit "a 2 ttIlNfnf 60. rifaana risat
MH d'rIng aud alefnr suits mads
n ouf eNn shop Wofk DaNed Or apI
a'.s'rfa t'hnnr t1s tgl srhsifsi at
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-05-01
ALL HOPE Of FINDING
zen ALIVE IN Mine
FINALLY ABANDONED
first Bodies Recovered So
Badly Burned Identification -.
Is Impossible.

pLTEFIELDs. W. Va. May L.
Tho rescue crews led by Chief Earl
Henry OF the West Virginia bureau
~ Mines yesterday descended into
Mine No. OF the New River Cot
lieiics Company. 1T Ecclcs. where 1876
men lost their lives.
Owing to tho debris and stoppage
OF passagcways no attempt was
made 60 secure any bodies. Near the
interior shaft entrance several bodies
were found. most OF them blackened
beyond recognition.
\ The rescue crews had been at work
necessarily for more than twenty four
hours. and 1t was deemed best to rest,
- all were assured that not a miner
remained alive. Aftor n few hours
rest. tho crews resumed their labors.
but At q late hour last night the work
was suspended rutil morning. No
bodies have beeen brought to the sur
face.
The first body to be positively iden-
tined was that Of Freeman Linvilie,
an insurance agent Of Charleston, W.
Va. 1t was lying at the bottom of
tho shaft where the young man and
those who persisted with him prob
ably rushed for exit when the explo-
sion came.
Linvills was widely know In this
section. He was trying to sell insur-
ance when he lost his life. He left
. widow and Q baby less than u year
old.
The rescue work will be exceeding
~ slow owing to the choked condi-
ton OF tho mine with debris. Men
from tho Government bureau will as
certain II II Is safe to explore the
mines, carrying canary birds. those
infallible detectors OF the deadly mine
gases. Workers will be protected by
oxygen belts.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-05-01
New ORDINANCE TO FIX
PISTOL LICENSE fees

An ordinance will be introduced In the
Board Of Aldermen next Tuesday fixing
tho fee for license to carry . pistol a.
$40 and the fee for keeping = pistol In
the house 81.
A bill recently signed BY the uoveruor
amends the city charter by placing the
duty " liking the pistol license fees
upon the Aldermen. Heretofore such
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-05-01

permits have been issusd By the Police
One OF the chief purposes Of the. new
law II to increase the surplus OF tine
lice nse fees will, be pl1d. II Il expected
that Is 900 a year viii be realised.
II 10 expected that the Board Of Alder
men after debate will reduce the pro-
posed fee for carrying q pistol from uo
10 S and the fec for keeping . revolver
in the house from q 10 81.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-05-01

Boston Rector called Here.
BOSTON. May Ia call to the rec
torship Of Christ ChuSch. New YORK.
was received to-day By the Rev. Edwin
II Van Etten, for three years curate OF
Trinity Church. this city.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-05-01

As in the of previous May Sales have included
Pianos and Player pianos Of makes
These will be sold at sharp reductions from regular prices because
the manufacturers have discontinued the design modified the
made other change the specifications which prevents
Jus from considering these instruments standard
Those who these Pianos will remarkable
All will probably be sold promptly and especially
in this class o.nsrument you should make point
come early. The Saets made notable also by the
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-05-01
Terms of Payment to Suit Your Conuenien


em n o
anteed ntrume are embarked at sucho
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-03-09
PAGE SEVEN

illAg bfnycr and hartier, Live FOR her
Ghen 1t is hard to live. Let towards
run Int let the brave stand shoulder
"a shonlder ana build up the waste
places I'LL our country Is onre more
clothed In wealth and beauty
The general Ia closing bowed to :
round OF applause. His soldiers were
delighted wlrh his speech and his old
slaves revcied in 1t with persona pride.
But tho rank aud file OF the negroes
were puzzled FIe did not preach tho
kind Of doctrine they wished to hear.
They had hoped freedom meant eter-
nal rest. not work They had dreamed
of a life OF ease, with government
rntlnns three times Il day and oid
army clothes to last TIL they put on
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-03-09
TOW Ell SUPPLY.
LOST AND FOUND.
& II E ~ * x Y. p y = ~ " q ~ \
4 EFFICIENT EMPLOYEES

8 Il y r. 3 ~ =. p 2 = ~ " z - n
Y EFFICIENT EMPLOYEES. y
= There's one ever present ne- v
Z mand that's echoed from every v
I mart OF business-the whole at. 4
& Eosphere of the business world Y
Il Ia permeated with it-the de- /.
Z mand for efficiency. u
y Those who are skill I'd, cap =
V able and fitted to bear respon u
4 sibility; workers who can do y
q their .asf vita least possible
z los. mGtion-thnse who make ev-
Z erv movement count in accom- \
Y pi:shment--they are the ones =
q that efficiency demands. Y
y Efficiency workers; tlai1ed ex-
Y ecutives as well as tbo'e for
Y minor positions, ere closN Btu =
Z dents OF the Wants. i
VI q you would have your oryani- y
r. cation composed OF ;skers Sho =
x are efficient, Mr.. Employer
n make tu, use Of the Want Col \
z unnG
81 yxxxg Zr.sxS = x =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-03-09
cAAPTER III

\ N1fifN' - f-'' '''7
t-yyr@ III arsi Monday IN October was
q court day in llambrsht, and
from every uook aud corner of
' Campbell county the ueople
Aacscd TO town rhc courthouse tad
nol yet hccn transformed into the
farce tragedy hall where iailhirds and
! druuAen pafels were soon 60 slt an
| judges bench aud III attorney CHAIR
Instead of standing in the prisoners
dock. Tie mereifnl stay laws enacrd
Inv the Legislature had silenccd the
cry Of The auctioneer until the peopie
might have a moment to elrA then-
selves for a new life struggle
But tho hllek cloud was already sern
on tho horizon The people were rest
! iass and discouraged ny the wild rn.
mors set alloaf by Che lreodWenH hh
reau, Of coming coniiscation and re
yeuec 4 greater crowd than usual
! had come 10 town on he llrat d1y,
| rhr streets were black with negroes
A stout was heard from the crowd
III The sqnile as the Htalwarl figure ot
General DaHicl Worth. the hrig1dN
commander Of Colonel Gaslon's rrsi
mont. WAS seen shaking hands with
| the men Of his old army
Illc general WAS a man to command
instant attention in amy crowd An
expert in anthropoioey wonm have
selected his faer from among q thou
sand as the typical man Of the tau.
easiau race He WIS above the aver
age height. a sifehg. muscular aiiG
we'll rounded body crowned hy &
heavy ahock Of what had once been
raven black hair. now iron eras llis
face was ruddy with the glow Of pcr
fect health, and biz fun rannd lins
uud the twiuklc Of his eye showed MN
to be lover Of the good lhlnes of
| lifc He wore heavy mp~ihche,
IS hich seemed fitting ballast for the
lower part Of his face against the
heavy projecting straight eyebrows
aud bushy hair
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-03-09

'tAq on WIN your fcc' soS'ot'Cbf
the white robes above and struck their
golden harps in paradise. This mes
sage tie general brought was painful
20 their newly awakened imaginations.
As the general passed through tho
crowd he met the OK provisional gov
crnor Amos llogg, busy with the or
ganizing work Of his leagues.
"Glad to SEQ you. general said
Hogg. extending his hand with
smile
"Weli. how are you, Amos. slncd
Macon pulled your wool?'
"Neyef fclt better IN my life. gem
eral / want a few minutes talk with
you
"All right what Is IT r
General. yoti'rc progressive man.
Come, you'rc flirting with the enemy.
The truly loyal men must get together
10 rescue flc state from the rebels who
have it again under their heel"
so Macolss Il rebel because he licked
you7"
"You huow the rebel crowd are run
ming this State" said lIogg.
WHY iIoeg, you were the biggest
fool Scccssioust ever saw. and Macon
and | were stanch Union men. We
had to fight you tooth and nail. You
talk about the trG,g loyal,'
"yes. but general, I've repented.
I'VE got my face turned toward the
light
"Yes. sce-the light that shines In
the governors mansion
II don't deny IT, Great men choose
grcater sims. ambitions mine Come
into this Union movement with me.
Worth. and IN make you the next
governor
"Il see You in he'll first No. Amos.
we don't belong to the same breed
You were q seecssioHist rs loug as 1t
paid When the people you bad mis-
led were being overwhelmed with ruiI,
and It no longer paid you deserted
aud became goyar to get an office.
Now you're organizing the negroes.
dcscrlcfs ANA criminals into your Sc
crct oaihhonnd societies Union men
who's The war cnmn fought on one
side or the other because Union man
WAS Il man not a coward lf he felt
his state claimed his first love. he
fought for his natiYe soil The gang
Of plugs you are getting together now
as truly loyal are simply towards.
deserters and c0nlmon criminals VINO
claim they were persccnted as Union
men IT'S weak lie
Wen vim" urged IIogg
"Ne,erl" he general snorted. and
anernf turned on his heel Before
leaving. he wheeled suddenly. faced
iIoag and said
eco On with your fool societies. You
ara sowing the wind There'll be .
lively harvest. am organizing too.
Pm organizing cotton mill. rebuild
Ing our burned factory, borrowing
money from the Yankees who licked
US TO buy machinery aud give employ
,nent 10 thousands Of our poor people,
That's the way TO save the state
We've got water power enough to turn
tho wheels of the world"
"Noull need our protection In the
fight that's coming" replied Hogs,
with straight look that meant
much
The general was silent moment.
Then he shook his fist in Hogg's face
ana slowly snid,
Let me tell You something. When
uccd protection I'll 20 to headquar-
ters I've got Yankee money In nov
mills and can get more II need IL.
You lay your dirty claws on them and
I'll break your neck
Continued Tomorrow
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-03-09
FOR sALE-We viii sell at private

FOR SALE-We viii sell at private
sale at our home, 1911 West Noble
itht following household goods during
the next few days, Gas range, gas
heater, refrigerator, kitchen cabinet
side board, dining table and chairs
library table, bookcase, davenport,
bedsteads. and other articles. Also
home place for rent. Frank House
holder.
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LOCAL representative wanted. Splen-
did income assured right man to
act as our representative after learn
ing our business thoroughly by mail.
Former experience unnecessary. All
we require is honest ability, ambi-
ton and willingness to learn a
lucrative business. No soliciting or
travelling. All or spare time only.
This is an exceptional opportunity for
a man in yolr section to get into .
big paying business without capital
and become independent for life.
Write at once for full particulars
National Cooperative Realty Com
pany, LIFTS Mardcn Building, Wash
ington, d. c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-03-09

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-03-09
SINGLE COMB Rhode island Reds

SINGLE COMR Rhode island Reds;
MY winnings at the largest shows
for eight years and Their winnings at
the recent great oklahoma City show.
where won first pen swee pstales
for best bird in show, 5000 com
petlng, easily placed my reds best in
south; eggs 50 and S. per 1Gi guar
anteed to hatch; mating list on re-
quest. VIM. Tallant, Edmond, Okla.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-03-09

FURNITURE and household goods
for sale. Call at 41O West Springer
avenue. MIS-. Chrisen.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-03-09
,.cape m 4 Few moments rne conrt-

W HEl HE fifNNfN ~ NnfN' ''HtNN' NNfN
building, aua stFai;se Hs II may seem
today II came WITH aInaost equal en
thasmsni from white and black.
Il thank you. my friends, said the
general. '.for this evidence of your
confidence. | was a Whig Ia politics.
reckon | hated Democrat as God
hates sin was Union man and
fought secession My opponents won
My STATE nsked me to defend her soil
A an Ohedient son | gave my HE IN
loyal service
u need not tell you as Union man
that / am glad this war Is over
have always fct MS y business man
a cotton nAnufNciGror ns well ns farm
or. in tonch With the free labor Of the
north rs welt as The STAKE labor OF The
soutn. that free Amor WAS Che most
economical ANA eilciem believe
that. terrible as che loss Of four BIZ
lions Of Gbf'hrH ia sMvss win ha 70 the
soutt. il THE south is only let alone by
me politicians and allowed 10 develop
her Resources size win become what
God oAnl her 10 he. the garden Of
4 as,rra IN cslmly and le
tne,mt r,anE God that slavery Is
ii thins Of tAc rast.
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f,n.,a r.nhe,.s voice
i" NM, a.. IN,
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dent and read
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BUSINESS LEASES
I'm FIFTH .AE.
$4,000 a Year for Store
Commercial Rentals in
Other Sections. as,~

Herbert c. Sehley has leased to the
Decorative Plant Company for. a. tenn
OF years the large shore fronting on
Fifth av., in the new Victoria Build
Snr. at Fifth av., 9th ST. and Broad
Way. The store, which has an area of
$4,000 feet, was held at rental OF
SSosaeo year
Schiller G. Co. have leased for the
H. A. Hoffman estate a loft at 25S and
80 Eif.h aV. for term Of years TO
Louis Simon & Co., manufacturers OF
men's neckwear, =
Douglas l. Gilman d Co. haveleaSed
the store at $50 MADISON ay,' corner u
AEth ST., 10 the e. e =, Cigarette ana
Tchacco Company.
< Nal Hess have leased thefeRsterly
eighth lott q to 81 West 36th st., 70
TIC Bronx County Dress Company also
the tenth loft at<29%to 80 West 5otn
at. to p. J. MenSetE and space at 1SS
East Esd ST. TO TIE. Mafsh-Ross Com
Fany. ,oI
for DiedtSeh, Ang6beck the store at 4os
West lb7eh ST. 20 Frank Annuneisto 1or
G tenn Of years. ~ -,
VIC Dur6ss Company has leased 491
70 sol West st@Sincluding 1888 jane ST.
two foRr story buildings, with railroad
sidinfs, iOr, the. American Froa-
uet Company and Hoffman estates 70
ne Canton Steel Ceiling Company
Inca Tor ten years, at an aggregate
rcSt5l or about $4,000. .,
: John, j, KaraRzgh has leased the
elTeoha floor. store -. s24SS Madison az
"a SsBdeYs & 0fferman, high grace
.faTnitu-e. Tor q tern. Of ten years
Pease & Gilman have rented store
ss5stDs Psrk av. to Colviil & Sehmit.