Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-15

renee aa reaaai town where would
barre fn iak ruumfrnic questions 20
firfa uiter-iti men who we're lonaina
ff ltst aud Ooulnsss after the worry
tnl Nasf - Summer school session
barely remembered shat haa read
Hf $3.50 rrnDr u ore "a thc Wcsicfn tft-
mlni 90 enc rdef ground fulinal
far fugitive slaves from Missouii Ar
KANSAS aul ksniuttf tAht had afnus-
90 hHfalns Indignation auiuur fouih-
900 people
historic Setting
IfIf Nhln D hld climbed tHe lHuf
ascent nf NuHui dread newt m0uIun
recalled that stood on historic
er.und Frnm thls rommandinr STRAIT
cai0 position the governor NJ thc knu-
.Hs TERRITORY and sheriff Jones' on H
lntfa Dctuhef morning 90 the frIf
1865 ird their forces into Lawrence
Massachusetts avenue over which ]
bad come hnd often been ubHtruCtcd iH
Narflrndca and the Nouur Town plant
80 q. prevent the TERRITORY from rn-
teflnp che Union as % slave state WtN
supp practically military cinu The
Eidfldgo hotel fhuf htd given nir cun-
Portable quarters ln those STIRRING
times had been uomhardcd OBS tne shor
no aud hts MlssourlHns ana wss finale
It aArlod and SOC sea ufy after Dau-
MON Halla ANA mines bad fui,d ff hft-
frr the afr0ne willis nf tu" pfet0niInuH
tlrrr sttf, brick buldiuf o. wis Jose
loed bard go fetuac thHf thr Quiet aud
lnter uir H TODAY ofer whose ianr
avenues shaded lf stately naples 'fa
D.m4 Hald vaitrd nhteheadeI 900 a
bright Aususf faroHnuu plrfHfc mi
sweet peace unl pirut had uul'
more than a nllf century ago witne4s-
rd nu end nf gbn strife Hnd crime pud
lrsoiutuu thHt nu another Aurufi
mnruinn ~ ihe year 1855 when fh,
erDit war was st ats hottest fhr town
was laid iu ashes NV Qmttolfs bon
dsrcfs who hsd rome from Misso9r io
htcnec mNnt pillarins mcuIsiHns 90
thr men of Lawrence and that nolfN
two hundred men We're shot down or
the streets and ln the,f holmes iu me
presence ~ their wives and children
iiaunIlN. thap events seem Goo have
been fogEotteu lao struggi.s OF dit.
ferent kind Onls few ctc- witnessef
afe len who still like 10 talk of th,
Ola DAYS. az Robinson and Lane of
Atphlsrn And Qulutrcl and ~ odd john
Brown and these usuan, prett.c theu
"reminiscences wth narrowing ttits al
thr winters soll 81 1856 and 1f th,
lupg lruuth. when there WAS no htcnt
Ilu Kansas and N.trf was dctrer ihlf
|Whrknt
History Reflected m Untversty
iu slieht eNtvuuttlHu nf fllH unwur
rnted excursion into Hn tnter'stiui
boot often reNuitrr charter of Amtri
.rlu history { viii say Chat - BIAS CON.
siderable connection with thr clrou
icles Of thr Kansas University Don Gee
eleven ycnrs from 1855 to 1886 wh,i
ihe University Was opened the lceis
Iatnrr of Kansas Incorporated rs um.
tcrsiiios and lp colleges az which q
Institutions. huf three survive Ope o
cheese Isl the state University whicl
uus Dol. trd lt Lawrence mainly hc
cause Amos Lawrence 80 rusidu
treasurer 90 the Fmisant Aid Sotisu
uf New ENGLAND ana gleNorest ads iscI
Z af the Free soldiers bad douatcd $40
% GOO 90 "a hlgh school in ihc town namcI
D io honor him This money was usei
p to erect oli North tlall the first unl|
vcrsity hmldmr thus Cliuthire me la
q cation a,t % 1865 THE rcotai too
may cen plain why Lawrence has au un
usually hrsc number oi ncgroes for
western city. This was the ouiy north
o rru school Zoe Which ] found quite ,
number uf YOUNG colercd acople. etc'
! in vacation time % fow even o,cupvr-
porsihlc Positions BOO university OF
70 frrs
Ana thou surh rs mN hcuef ai lrls
wr must know something about ih'
People ~ tire state Boa order fn uudrr