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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-16

in circulating the petitions, and naturally exer'
cised ali OF their influence to keep men from
signing It: now they have tried TO create the
Impression that of the 10000 citizens OF Virginia
who signed the petition, not more than co per
cent were really dry men, and cannot be counted
upon to vote for prohibition.
The wet people are as good at making bogus
claims as they were in championjng now what
they opposed when 1t was an issue before the
people,
The licensed saloon is doomed In Virginia, Its
death knel viii be sounded on the 22d day
OF September
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-16
e1rIxI-N>. DO NnrR DtrY.

-,,,,-- .y..z.s-s-,- ran ,. M stronger than It's
,-ai,,d,,.4 qsttza,s 5r.sr tl,a citizens Of Rich
go oe..fa ~ ,,.sf- attat+aa Part IN the con.
NJ, "a sss cft,,e a4=frs- tho result. would Be-
Yoaxf.es,.f -.sf.so-r, If good government. When
- Si,.ze..@ as,-. ,g. responsibility which rests
rpot ,ben ~ ,....s..snf administration is likely
n j, so,,ov ana tee sasrsgr gets little sympathy
a. ~ sa.ssa ~ wall about tls poor manage
nent a. me e.ev.s aaa.rs.
rme o.,y -sa1 mari, 3 mere citizen PLAYS in the
,,ns,.o, II tfs st.y. affairs is TO ez4rres through
~ ssslr.. ~. 5..~~,zs1 or dtsarprayal, a. the
go ,,.y :. ~ ,f,sa a=.r who asairs to handle
~ rs5aa = So. ~..e..t. y a state IF apathy
.,t..s .-.1.~ .za ,o.e5 aad o.1v tf,e politicians
- .,ss~ Aa.-.-.so ...nr, spy interest In the
rass-,+,n n ~ -.v officials IT d alafn that the
80, zvs.f so- ID. s5,..tas,nd bv politicians.
900 ~ -3yf~v aa4.a ,inc and thought to
So ,esnos ~ tas ssas.s3e. and to the merits
s. I'LL esa8,fa,e. osf.gIse themselves for the
.,,ost,sarz tse ,hjn1sss neoels. the substantial
css,vsr. = rtcs.nora. can zee to IT thar the
-. -.sr AFRO o,aa,as e.r tea right nlacos
Il r.s. .s..t-.s.4~..,,,. hoard aao,l4 10 made mn
- so,rs b,,stnezs men net men Who want the
~. r,1~s1y for +sc safe Of tho salaries The
-. !, c,--o-,t,o, ana its business should be
s,o,,spc,sa sIsa, asnnd practical lines. as are
- srs,rs - anv prtvste corporation. ONLY
..,.eria,.l.s s,eceesft business men should b.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-16
Let the Women Helm!

Editor virsinian:
Sir-1n sermon recently delivered In Rich
mond. noted Methodist minister deplored the
fact that Out one out of every four church
members appear to feel Interested enough in
the questions that concern the public welfar re
70 qualify theneelvs 10 vote" and that there
is but one voter among four church mem
bers"
The conditions even worse than the
reverend gentleman indicated Three-fourths of
male m ember out Of every four is a qualified
voter, the proportion Of qualified voters in the
church is only one out of every sixteen As far
the women are concerned this condition is
due not 70 their lack of regard for their rights
and privileges; not to their unfaithfuness to
their obi cations citizens; not to their dis
loyalty To their country" but to that unjust
Sex discrimination In Virginia which i'll the
church as we'll as in the state ignores women
rs citizens but recognizes them as taxpayars
If it is necessary for Christian men 10 fight
the liquor traffic with the ballot, why Is it not
necessary for Christian women to do the same .
Since women the greatest sufferers from
the consequences of tntemperance why not give
to them the power TO destroy this chief enemy
Of their happiness and Of their homeso The
fact that so few good do their duty at
the polls is but a stronger reason why good
women should be given the opportunity 70 do
theirs. II every man who walks with God" is
under obligation 70 help destroy the saloon and
It's attendant evils, Is not every women equally
so What a heavy responsibility rests upon
those who deny 10 the most effectual
weapon to fight those evils
For ages preachers have preached against
the liquor traftic. vet, in spite of all their
preaching, 1t has steadily grown apace, till at
last they have begun To realize that II must
be controlled by political means well as from
the pulpit But, instead of furthering a sue
cessfu issue Of the question by helping to en-
franchise the largest moral element in the State
tthe good women most of whom would stand
for prohbtionl, they waste time and energy
in lamenting the supineness of male voters and
In calling the Lord the men Of the
church to action. 1t Is useless to discourse on
the woes that intemperance brings upon women
and refuse them the only means OF protec-
ton against those woes. 1t is futile to plead
for temperance legislation yet fail to use the
surest and most natural method of obtaining it.
Aside from the fact that suffrage for women
is matter Of pure Justice, expediency requires
that the direct influence of women be exerted
In settling this and other greatly vital questions
of the times. For, though the Equal Suffrage
association Is strictly bipartisan organiza-
ton and such takes part IN the coming
election struggle in Virginia, most women are
individually in favor of prohibition and would
cast their votes for IL.
GRACE VERNON
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-16
WOMAN BEAUTIFUL
HEARS WESTERNER

A Montana man asks Mayor Wayt
10 do him a little" favor. One OF
those twist of the wrist affairs, that
is no trouble at all, according TO the
inference a reader might draw from
the westerner's letter. but the mayor
baked at the job and turned it over
TO the newspapers. The request is as
follows:
Conrad. Mont, July IA, 1914.
Mayor. stanton. Va.
Dear Sir.-Am going TO ask you to
do me small favor. If you are not
too busy. / am looking for wife
and thought possibly you would be
able TO help me out by giving me the
name and address Of some lady who
would make a desirable wife. ] have
always heard there were more wo-
men in thai part of the country than
men and there is no doubt plenty of
nice women there who would like to
come west and marry. have always
lived in the west and women are some
what scarce in Montana. / am
ithirty-five years old five feet eleven
inches tall weigh 1e5 pounds, dark
hair and dark complexion. In good
health. Do not drink or use tobacco.
! desire a lady under thirty-hve years
Of age, about five feet six inches.
weighing about lao pounds. either
maiden or unencumhered widow.
Would prefer lady with means, as
want to engage in business Of my own
and haven't the necessary funds at
present.
1 If you have no.time to help me out
along this line it might be possible
that one Of your newspapers would
like TO publish my letter as news
item. II so. you may turn 1t over
to one. Would like for ladies answer
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-16
Richmond, Va
Temptation of the BAR.

Editor virginian:
Sir.--As neutral" to some extent at least.
| wish 70 say word through your pa per upon
the issues before the. people of Virginia at the
present time, and before doing please allow
me TO make little explana ton OF the quota
ton marks with the word neutral This is be-
cause confident that ] represent very
large class of men who will be directly affected
by the result of the Statewide" election
I am not teetotaller, and yet not one
who could be termed a drinking man. Liquor
does not appeal TO me and never In my life
have craved II enough to go 10 the trouble to
write for II, but II the saloon is convenient and
friend whom I know drinks moderately III
with me and this friend asks me TO join him
sometimes take drink; or some times extend
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-16

Editor Tirgtnian:
sir,-~It Is no guess to say that YOU have read
the News Leader Of the 2th instant Why
dict the gamblers who are betting on the re
suit of the election for members of the ad-
minstrative board?
The News Leader can evidently give the neces-
sary information. and should be summoned
and required to give IT.
Failing in this, / cannot see how Governor
Stuart ignore this open and above
board gambling after his strenuous activities in
the jamestown gambling cases.
Surely the law does not prohibit betting on
races between horses and allow betting on races
be stimulated by money But II is my opinion
that the speed Of political candidate can.
Otherwise slow candidates have been known
70 lead the race by such a stimulant being
tudiciously administered through and by CON
ference OF coed political doctors
II the governor has jurisdiction at James
ifown he certainly must have il at Richmond
It cannot be possible that betting is SO un-
lawful at jamestown as to require such drastt
measures to suppress II. and VET lawful in Rich
mond or of such small moment as to be
ignored.
Some OF the people will await with interest
the action OF the Comm onwealth's attorney and
the governor
Respectfully.
7. w. THROCKMORTCT
SOS North Thirty-frst Street Richmond Va
July IA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-16
SECRETARY OWEN AND THE sIGNERs.

u sa,ra+arv neo - owen Il tho virrtni, Assoc.
rsa4,on for rooaI selfGoyernment is onored
e. s,ats,nart ,,b,cf tse- J1tsootob heads
.r,uor f3st--,s v,,o~,, tor loyal or.t,orissn m
.aving that -. -oo6a signatures secured for the
s,rta4eu,,e. eIs..t,on cannot he regarded AZ anv
l4,so, - TIA st~ere-s ~ tss forces in favor of
E.,ats-,,da nro5s4i,;o, Mr. Owen il also ouo.ed
eaytng +,a, +1, ,,,,-abs, ~ signatures certi.
ftsd i H. roysrnor docs not renresen, one.
H. - ~ o,,s,ae,i vote n tho STATE
q a.. e,...s, ami tpao,o,,s sta,or,ont IF Score.
Sea- Owen rer.t,8- ue If me rarsis,enco with
..sssc M rooa4 cs,,s,,.a,,t .seo.fa,ioo has
<,.tnea 4s, i, ,.s.eo so-, Of alliance serl,at,on
,r,t, - ,u.-.,, ,.er,,e.oa,i,, of she ,io,o~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-16
FIGHTS FOR YOST LAW.
Blue Gets Injunction Against Ex-
r.rocS Cnyrnanv

Blue Gets Injunction Against Ex-
press Company.
Charleston. W. Va. July IA
temporary injunction was granted. by
Judge S. D. Littlepage. of the Kan
awha County Circuit court. today. to
Fred o. Blue, State commissioner Of
prohibition, to restrain the Adams
Express company from handling con .
signments of liquor into West Virginia
unless the consignees comply with the
law. The action Is the first i'm
portant one brought by Commissioner
Blue to enforce the Yost Prohibition
law. which went into effect July L.
The Specific case was that of a
consignment of liquor from Cincin-
matt agent CT brewing company to
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-16
CHARGE THEY HELD
UP ALTAVISTA MAN

Lynchburg, Va. July 15--T A.
Dulaney and Leroy r. Adkins arc IN
der arrest here charged with waylay-
ing Thomas Navey. of Altavista.
Navey is in the Lynchburg hospital
with wounds over his head and about
his face. which he claims were in
nicteo with a beer bottle. He claims
he was robbed Of t2s. and lay un-
conscious for four or FIVE hours In =
deserted alley when he was found by
the police.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-16

resident II Charleston. Commits
sioner Blue recited TINT the consignee
mad ordered tina liquor on forms sent
through the mail py the agent. This.
the commissioner argued. was a
violation of the Yost act which pro-
eides that the censigaee must sign
a receipt showing tfaf thu goods were
ordered without solicitation. The in
junction is returnable next month.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-16

A screech owl flew into the senate gallery
Tuesday and perching upon ledge. peacefully
enoozed DURING the session. Wen bet the wise
cid bird was following the example of some Of
the tired members
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-16

One OF the most striking novelties around
,eyn Is the big fan at movie theater which
unwttingly puts In the cricket business" for
rural scenes. of course these insects don't sing
in cities, but that doesn't worry the fan s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-16

There is one thing that can always be fore.
cast about Richmond election and that is it
IS always quiet and orderly. The chief reason
for this condition is the fact that the saloons
are closed on election day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-16

The senate continues to act as stubborn as the
IrOverhiai army mule over those federal reserve
board appointments. unaccompanied by the un.
expected lively explosions common to that
animal
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-16

This is election day and also baseball day, but
10 be on the safe side vote before you go TO the
tall game, lest You forget
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-16

II Huerta turns loose in Mexico right soon he
might get look in at Haiti or San Domingo.
Both need presidents.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-16

c. d VENEER
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29
GIRLS! STOP WASHING
THE HAIR WITH SOAP
SOAP DRIES YoUa SCALP. cbUs
INC OAnOHUrF. rsEH VAR
FALLS OUT.

After aaahina yoW hair win soap
siNays sppig q nfiis Btndsrins 10 ne
a.alp o. inflfDrafs fhs hsif and pc.
.snt ffgnfsa BETTER sflll ass seap
ss spafinF.Y as possible aad Instead
tass usr1ffinf Hair cisnnss Just
noIsicn Cd r.ofh with DaHdesifs aHa
Ifaa De- carefully fhfoush your hair
atian one stfnnd sf ums This eu'
remove duai. iin and sErfsslss oIi
in 20 fet moments ypa e.il ae aHIaaei
fDuf naIf eln naf 0nlY boz clean ha
BE- viii bel satf naffy snd abundanf
t0a f.nssssa an lnfuns,s tafinsaa
snd uHff,
iisfIlDa cleansing ara hsauiifli ng
fne hair nae Application ~ ianisf
lns disapfrs Dfrg particle ~ dan.
ffuu Hlra'afes ths aeala sfapplns
u0hinR aad nMnE half Iandsuni
Ia ta fne hsif Nhaf ffcsh showers 0i
ain and sunshine af. io teFrfation
Do rosa fHHi io ihr roots ntifpfafsr
fnd strengthens fhsn De- rshusf
afna anf hfs prDd4nee pr.r.fflss
.aurr fhe nsir fD en,u lang HronF nl
Hsaunful
msn Ladies' You ran r4rslf hats
ints uf ehafmisf hslf Def a ls r0ni
rofils af knouii0nH Isn1efme from
ns lfus aIsfe nf tDHtf snuntaf esd
tft DO Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29
CANTU PLACED UNDER BOND
Essm,nins rrisi 81 Alhsrte cants
Wa. Hsld Ns.isrds, -. ~
oseass suresndsrsd.


lustigo Whrlsn YESTERDAY aftsrneop
racsd Alberto Centu undrr tond n
,he sum 90 tiaoo io aeet thg sctlun
VI thr Strand tufs Cania well
kuown Nevmbn ~ tnis ,itf Is charged
bs .,snplsAt Win STATUTORY assault
the cunra Anlns witness helms Maria
Nsslusa rha slate was represented
~ enc hearlnH nN Russell safese and
ihr defendant "a raps = sutherland
surrsndsret 10 RAGS
"A peWces. who bi complaint =
sharssd With recri,inE and coaeeali
STOLEN rroperN Valued ai more than
$40 Nr.srria, marnias surrcndervA g.
constable lse Rigss iiis bond was
plae,,i at $500 Tho allesaiion - that
. poNces was AN acc0mplico la che their
hnt disrvsal of ahout ieee pepnas "a
.appcf vIre FROM ine sonlhwcsfrfr
. relephone compan,
( e. a. cox. llud Arnold ana Aov
Z uuFns wha arr charged with helms
principals in tho same sass are NOV b.
/ tho county isii rheW bonds ha''
I bern fixed a. $500 each t,cNees T. wei
kunWn hs,allN ka,ing at one time herf
,nEaEud in business hero The cnsn.
plamt asainrs him Vas nlcd sesrra
Wrcks ago
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29
AemoR plATT FAeroRv

WASH N0roN. Jan - constfuc.
tlan ~ govefnwent arnor rsatr tss
tory. "a step advocated ~ SesNiary
naniels a. thc only means - svstipg
rcai composition on contracts for ANs.
ilcshlp srmor plate. MAS recommended
Ga the house eNnmitiee on naval a..
fairs to-day ~ Rear Admiral s,raa~s
chief ~ or,iuanco u was harmed thal
Il she plAns ~as bessie that in an TgaR-
abiltN e would he localea Al Calves,
ton. Texas whrre the pletc can b,
manufactured IS eheapov ser ton thar
any other Hlaec in tie uniged STATES
On socount u the clnrc rgO>lgpi,y - tns
EAST resar iron ore fields ~ thai
easce The Atlantis states coal and
C,ose compsay wlll sAso locatc IA Texas
clly ana this project viii Afford ~
environments plant mpen cAeAlse'
rate On tkets t0el than can ~ secafsl
any osher plaSe Ia Anaerics.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29
COMING AND GOING

Ar ana Mru. A. g stewart ~ Luah
Nav York. are tourists IN che Gag,
stotplna az tho Nues,n The, expect
% he here fof several weeks
John la rfello. prominent feiln
dcaief ~ Austin N hsrp fur q several
days business tsip
Nv ANA Mrs john u Ihlllpa N Den
VET. Coio.. arc Tourists in The citY
nsoprlne az lhe Ndscea
a. W. Ross ~ San Anluulo aud
Iosanh rieeh ~ i.lnno were en'one
yesterday arrivals "a tho Nss,ga
Mr ana Aria 4. a. pteb Win hat,
hc,n spending tho pau few dave hcrs
yru,.rday noen iefi for their hemo Be-
Fan Nntonlo
1lsosec ilulshlner and y A Gmouli
~ San Aalonlo vtlv ampps avalpfias 3
nfiga;s At ,hs stale.
ar. aud Mrs NJ a nagran hsv
returned from Nan Antonio Where thu
hive hccn spendlnR She pest ,hre'
weeks
T. A. Nn ~ IN the ely from san An
tonic fur . several days business 'rlp
l. V Appleny yesterday returned g.
issrbcr after Nhr1t aley n lhe eln
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29
SUIT AGAINST SEN. CORE FOR
DAMAGES IN SUN $4,000
SUIT Filled b. Mrs Jshan q BOND
Mush Interest IN Case Witch VII
ns Tired Nsst Wrrk

oKt.AuuNA rWN uk Ir
when iho DISTINCT rHlt 10 peahana
.oHnts ou,.as Goo u. rhmar ,rm
nest wrrk Hnr M tH. Cnt D.aes hlI
Nll o. htuHfnf Wp nr uat a,.ufI
ma D.. rroa.rt rspr.HfHns nIu tr Ihf
$50 900 rut o'sl b3 Ns Iuu,n d.
gont af iha Hft tsaintt Unttt statts
Senator Thomas o. Gut nknhHwa b
niud mtn eloquent N.fh fu.a n
hn c3sr hin, that thr frHI wU irft
10 esne aensatlnnaI fcataua thlf Nrf,
1oi pruufhi Oh nahf wher tne .htrne
trainFt sensfar e.fr wrrr uud 3d.
~ Washington telr .r mpre aFo
Mrs iiand tn. phinHrf n hnr,
.nr ears eld tnd ls thr wIie af Iulan
n nond 80 thls JOS Shr a af mt
Alum slte ana rather nriKng an
nsarsnrr urr cr, hnsntnd Was
iruusf uhnm sbr married Hf fs vhIi.
1s sliu asI an.fb.f NIfr Arer her
1rst msfrtee had hern annaHrl she
became teacher shorthand ani
was tnus cmpintet vhrn Hh, urt 1ui
married faut
IN hcr ,mi esamsi srnst.r oeu
tno woman asks $50 900 for a'lrgrd
ismasrs ta hrr reputation fn.He inr
+ tNegei advances ma1f io hef bon wash
nEton whom shs eaHel to ss, ths str
stof io thr interest 80 h.r husband.
,thiida. fr the rasuan af ni.r
nal rrfenaf Cnlirrfor
Mrs. noud Said thst Nhsn she Crs
saw Senator Gnrc bob ha rrtair ufNr
ec srisea hola of ono OF hef blonde
ana hsr mesh bse ani ihaf vnan n.
sflte,t hall 90 .ne 10 Dee f.r. as 500
So taIAns Oh h.m shr nnashf i am.
a. ee Hf toH hrf tn $50 Hin tsain
sh, taid rhe ssenni lne lhr, meI r
ia rnem at Doe hetsl ehr ae A. tna
lime De- attempted io rr.e ha'd Uf hr
as she sag m the boa ~ testified
snd thar when her slHssfs haa hsti
hraken in tNine Oh avoid Rim 80.
.-,lled for NeU ana lrff n connan IA
0ih men uho tamc to her assistance
Friends ~ Mr Gorc hasf not hesl
tated from ths start io dv are eros
belief thst enc whole affar AZ De-
,Fibsa - the Wuman in hor tsstintan
In Westminster as .giam- frame
up b. the political crrmlrs 90 the nun
rcnator to ruin his puhitc csnrcr oth
srs aseribe ihs wnmans acfsan to
tesirc for Revenge epson Scnanr Dar
{ pscAsse hs asa uas seeurr fnr ,fr hus
Z esnd the polucai appointment n
sogxht
% yieW ~ thc fact that Senator Cor
"a SOW caUdiaate Tor rc-siccihou On
Appr0&chinS trai ana lis outcope az
: awaited VITA keea lntrrcsi in nsllit-.
circles in Oklahoma Mann rsrson
NsN knc~n in ukiAhona pgntleA cif
( clos are inNoiVca 10 the case lam,
{ leccl< tormerS chairman q ihe Dem
1 sefutir erntrsl rnmniittec % oknhla.
4 aad Mo has becn promiaeni in pol
= ties ~ more lhan twens years u "a
q ms chisf witnesses against Sefas.
cof~ Anosher kifbl NirkpAtncl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29
PORTRAIT ~ a1Is OF FAM.

VRUANA. "a. saR IS A portrait q
,hr ate i'hinp n Armour, prssenir1
a. the uniVcr~isy ~ iillnvls ~ Z.
pxdeR Armour. ~su ot the famous
chi0Ago asckes ant merchant vas toF
maiiy fiacea ia ne luinols Warmers
hail u fame t,,lay The presentation
VAS aceanparled ~ integsssiRs "a.
erVises Actresses wVrs delivered ~
rrc~iaent 1anss 4 the VniversAY n
illlnoix HafFs a. whesisr pFcsiden, u
he cAksso cAsnatct - comnerce and
ne Frank N Guisaulas. prvp,aent a
Armour lnslisnie, The portrait ~As
unvensa ~ Miss Lolita Armoar. grAaa
aaasAsss u philiP q AFsnoag
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29
colp pnoovcrloN prcRtAars

WAHnlNGlON 70 g. iHnu is ihr
worlds gulh Production in ipis NHH
valued 81 sass 900 oup. decrease under
tho ,rrs lnna Years ouumt ~ mni'
than 90 600 600 nD,uldips ip "a report
inst iaannd Boz che pitrfior uf the
United states mlntH Tho decrease ln
production BE- attfllmied 20 wara Hnd
strikes during lne Nrar noe puiur
uon ff iho unlri states wee isF
sea oOo decrease under ipit Uf nF.
pfnkimatoN 5000 coo
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29
MlN nrclnrp VlcronY

rtruH reN ian fN nHtisf wrl
wat sdAngHiss no r0ni ieeuir $50
Iainei fnnarh unuH tlNtHff flHirnlsY
when thes Daulsd a fionopo NnNi road
bond issue in ihti rfoO.nri BOZ nn ",vf
wheiminr majority A Road h,ari Nas
tlan elected ~ nfi Win thr mnla
sionprs' court ln the expenditure nf ihe
funds rhv district rnpfcrnei ineiuioa
i'eo,a Tho bonds VIII h6 SOFIA aa apnn
as ,hs siamp ~ appro,ai o. plsc'd on
lhein ~ Austin and WofA VA n.ein ou
sopahole nsa,em uf hishvaNs ln
Read District No
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29
aEsr wEEk--Fsbfssss ~hts ssls
and fret sho~ang % ns~ spr -
goods ~ Lishisrs,s.n A seHf
tAdgsftlaNmeut
IN. Hold Dogs Have on HUMAN
Asings

urrbvft Qultk editor ~ Farm an0
lir,side ia making nsm for tho
elimination uf tbe dQk az an enemy 80
lne ahsap nduairs Dogs 90 millions
of duimra ~ INJURY o. sh,va ron year
Nf Quhh sussssts tnat nN taN Do lm
y,sei on dosa moss owned nui thai an,
man whn Acquires aeN deg boz ihf
fuilto he taxed aufnsrntA f0 max q
h.m hsnigatr slsiuf upninE "a toE rhIs
arrangement IS, Thinks would meet
ihc unt iDus necessity af takins a,rngnt
~ ihr sfrst nturd tiltat uan between
inss emo uvn
Mr lsnes llsWnan 20 West WIS 'uit
f,. cnus wrote 50 az Qm.A % the CO.
ioNlns occurrence WtIsn shn~s ih,
hnii %, dos has uu GOO pespie liH
lciisrs shows Us, 80 INs AVS passe.
herviufurr have been Failures
@ aes watkins on "a ral.ro.ei prI.lss
arrass fhn Nonorrshoa NNer bclp~
iafmaunt I stopped al loak oui
iu lei q doea lasaenger traln - %
IA the trala approached che bridge
ssN dos runplng on ihe tracs n-
tween the rails
NuN am no DOS lower hut wl
ssfnpnihlca Wero win the dos aud
hopcl ,he train Would beat him 60 th,
1fiasv so he mishi lratr thr trats
safely uai nn ae krpi nghi on and
aas ufA tset onto Tho hridsc ancn b.
neti,ea thp tfaln iie kaNe p.tfu
Iook thru reaoublrd his sffaris eui ig
Another memsni hr had disappoafv
lnJer ths piiot - iac locomotive
4 heard tbs awrsr down ihe trati
s,mv A.s'ansv whlstlinE ana gsuins
shoeped and hc. kened el4h mA hai
SO ,anic vast toward mr and csile'i
rl.eae 49, up ghfu 4aiekb. man. ass
.ha.l thai poor tos ara sui hlm nui %
his Wiser, He has lost epe leg
rilr was straprinr young Fellow
"'uh 3 would rather shoet mfseif
he declared Sac Walked hatk ana fort
a feW stepa then ihrfN bs daahie
rafn3 sun ae~n, ihree hhnsslf uu lh
lfsand anA ssbtca aloud Weni dos
, lhe irark and sent to bonn bic comlan
ben
fafther dowp the tragt : caught
shlfilns enklne hafA. ana from m
psreh I ssN ne seune tcllow Who -
5 a. badly broken ~ standing an 81
ibutmsnt ana loeslns very teiecie.
"A We psssed me A-ak eag the oths
noy Was kucclns beside ihe uans =
lNg sAdis stroking htm aaa the nsilei
Aniuial WAS sondly nek.ns his hand
= feH = ianap iu ma threat and ,
i. I lookcd a~ay a mut AS hefor, IN
! eYeS ~ Nhka ! Nas net ashamed