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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-03

NEAR SEAL COATS AT Is TO 1870 OFF
Near Seal Coats SO In long, fancy silk lining at $500
Near Seal Coats 40 in. long, fancy silk lining at $4,000
Near Seal Coats "A in. long, fancy silk lining at $500
Near Seal Coats SO in long, fancy silk lining at $3.50
Near Seal Coats 40 in long, fitch collar silk lining, $500
Near Seal Coats 81 in. long, ermine collar silk lining
at $4,000.
Near Seal Coats Sc in long, fitch collar silk lining s675O
Near Seal Coats AZ in long, fitch collar silk lining $780,
Near Seal Coats As in long, skunk opossum collar silk
lining at $500.
Near Seal Coats, 40 in long, chnchIa squirrel collar
silk lining, at $3.50.
Near Seal Coats AZ long, skunk collar silk lining $780,
HUDSON SEAL COATS AT 25 TO 1917 % OFF
(Ony Northern Rats Used)
Hudson Seal French Dyed Musra 40 in long, soft silk
lining, at $500.
Hudson Seal French Dyed Muskra) as in long, soft silk
lining, at $3.50.
Hudson Seal French Dyed Muskrat, Al in fitch collar
fancy lining, at $3.50.
Hudson Seal French Dyed Muskrat) IL in chinchIIa
squirrel collar, at $4,000
Hudson Seal French Dyed Muskrat, AZ in long, fancy
lining at $4,000.
Hudson Seal French Dyed Musxrat), As in. long, fancy
lining at $4,000
Hudson Seal French Dyed Muskrat as in skunk collar
fancy lining, at S125.00
Hudson Seal French Dyed Muskrat) As n plain fancy
lining at $4,000.
SABLE SQUIRREL COATS AT Is
TO 33 1879 OFF
Sable Dyed Squirrel Coats, 40 in long, fancy silk lining
at S115.00.
Sable Dyed Squirrel Coat ~ n fitch collar, silk lining
at $4,000.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-03
$3.50 An-Silk Ratine for
S1.00 Yard

One of the seasons most wanted
fabrics in good assortment of
street shades-very desirable for
suits and dresses. Full 80 inches
wide, and will wear splendidly.
Our regular $3.50 quality, very
special tomorrow, while II lasts,
at $1.00.
MAIN FLOOR
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-06

Advertising Rates on Application. Entered as second-class mail matter.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-06

standpoint what Is there to face aside from these Ia. mentauons?
 The House of Representatives contains l35 mem. opposition to Democratic policies and measures that in. wolves anything concrete than this dismal chorus of dole?
 Does onefourth Of the membership of either House propose to repeal the Underwood Competitive Tarin and substitute Che neAdrlchsmoot Tariff of Privilege? Does any approcabe percentage of the Democratic op- position intimate that the new Regional Reserve Bank Act ought he discarded and replaced by the Aldrch Central Bank or the antquated banking sys-cm which broke down dsastrously in 19o72 How many Repub- lican Progressive politicians will sign their names to
 declaration that President Wilson's courageous and de- temined fight for reform of the antitrust laws now be- ing prosecuted at the risk of his health, ought to be abandoned2 Should the President confronted with the evidence of the obbys sinister activities have remained silent and thus have permitted the agents of invisible government continue to do business in the same old way2 Do they Mulhal back again. a secret agent of the Rockefeller banks in the Treasury Department and Secretaries of the Treasury taking the midnight special for conferences with the chietans of the Money Trust every week SO? Should labor legislation of the present Democratic Congress be repealed and the anu-njuncton and the contempt bills be withdrawn
 In every instance the answer must be a negative one The evils which these acts and measures deal with have cried aloud many years remedies Other parties and other leaders have talked remedies the Democrats entrusted with for the first time in eighteen years have provided remedies.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-06
HOLD CONFERENCE

SPRINGFIELD, O., Aug. 4-The first conference of city managers ever held in the United States met here today and will continue in session un. til Friday The city manager is an outcrowth of the commission plan of municipal government It is declared by its supporters to be the most ef- fective system yet devised for taking the control of city affairs from the hands of the politicians, as well as the best method for the economical administration of the business of the municipality
 Although the idea is scarcely two years old 1t has already been adopted by moro than a dozen municipalities located in widely separated secfiohs of the country. Among the cities which now employ managers are Day ton, O.. Le Grande, ore; Cadillac. Mich. Amarillo Texas; Abilene, Kas; Staunton, Va. Sumter sc; Montrose. Colo, and Phoenix, Ariz.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-06
ARIZONA SOLDIERS
 ARE ON TIE MARCH
 TO TRAINING CAMP
Troops From All Sections of the
 State Are Hurrying to Their RendeSvouz in Garden Canyon in the HuaChuCa Mountains

PHOENIX, Aug. 5.-Arizona's troops will begin mobilizing in Phoenix to- night Tomorrow between 600 and zoo brave guardsmen will be concen- trated at Garden canyon, a few miles from Fort Huachuca, auXiously await ins the call to mess.
 Company ] of Flagstaff and Com pany r. which is deyided between Prescott and Snowflake. will arrive to- night on the special train which has been chartered by Adjt Gen. Charles w. Harris to transfer the national guord of Arizona to the scenes of it's annual eucampmeut Between them they win not have loss than 100 men.
 Companies A, B. C and D. the Salt River valley companies are in spleu- did shape for the encampmcnt Capt Charles R. Price of Company A said today that he could take at least sev- cnty-iiye men to the encampment, but owing to lack of equipment he will take only sixty B, the other Phoenix company, will have about the same number
 C, oL Tempe will send fifty mon 10 Garden Canyon Capt. II C. Coykeu- dell Of Prescott was today assigned by Col A. M Tuthil to command C..
 With companies ], r, A and B and the regimental band on board, the special will leave Phoenix st o'clock tomorrow morning The band is com posed of twenly-eignt pieces and will be under the direction of Dr. Francis H Rcdewil its organizer and leader
 At Tempe Companies c and D will board the train. and at Yuma H of Yuma will be picked up. Today tho captain Of U, with Adjt Gen. Harris that he would take sixty men to camp.
 E of Tucson is to take siXy-liye and K of Tucson will have no less than eighty A hospital corps Of 12 men will also be picked up at Tucson. G. the Douglas company promises fifty enlisted men.
 Col Tuthul arrived this morning accompanied by Capt George Hae- dicko reg.mental adiutant Capt Coykendall is also I'm Phoenix today
 Col Harris Col Tuhui and Che other officers are jubilant over the showing the regiment is certain to make at this years oncampment
 Heretofore the N G A. has turned out from 300 to 325 men for the an- uuai encampments As the population of the state increases, however it is much easier to keep the company rolls mled with the names oi active mem the improved showing to any growth Of military spirit or to anything else eXc6p. Che increase in population
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-06
MONEY ORDERS ARE
 REDUCED IN COST

A new schedule Of rates for foreign money orders, which shows @ decided downward tendency On this commodi- ty at least, went into effect at tbe To- cal postoifice on August 1sL Accord Ing to the new schedule the prices on money orders in small amounts have been cut in some instances Go less than one half the former rate. This announcement was made by postmas- ter l.. B. Bailey yesterday.
 Orders up to $10 may now be se. cured for DO cents; to SEQ. for 20 cents Co &30. for 30 cents and similarly up to $100, when the old rate is in effect.
 Stamp sales during July at the lo- cal office according to announcement by the postmaster made total of S262273 while during the same period last year the sales only amounted to Sl0l969
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-06
BOARD WILL TAKE UP PROBLEMS OF STATE
 TAX EQUALIZATION
Commissioners win Meet This
 Week To Hear Representa- lives of Railroads and Mining Companies Regarding Prices


 PHOENIX. Aug. 5.-With the close
 of the tax conference at Prescott and
 return to the capital of the members of the state tax commission the work
 of equalizing 1914 valuations will be
 carried on. with the tax commission sitting. as at the conference, in the capacity of state board of equalization Among tbe matters to come before
 Che board are the assessed valuations of a number of the railroads and min ing companies of the state.
 Representative of the Needles Mining and Smelling company and the Gold Roads Mines company win meet with the board of equalization this morning The commissions val uation of the property of the Western Union Telegraph company will also come up for hearing today.
 The valuation of Sll4 800 per mile
 placed On the property of the kay 0 Gua valley railroad will come up for hearing on August 6. the date set for hearings in the matter of the yalua-
 tion oi the Arizona and New Mexico, the Arizona Eastern, Phoenix and
 Eastern and Ray and Gila Valley rail- roads Representative of the El Pa
 SO and Southwestern also have been notified that they may meet with Che state board of equalization on the same date
 The. Detroit Copper Mining com pany of Arizona, appeared before the board yesterday in the matter of Che
 valuation of the plant of that com pany
 D. v. COwden. the tax attorney for
 the southern Pacific A. T. Thompson. manager of the Detroit Copper Min ing compang of Arizona. and E. D. Eninwood, representing the Copper l Queen appeared before the board yes- torday relative to the valuations placed on the property of the various corporations
 "The conference this year was even more successful and beneficial in ey- 1 cry way than thc last one." said chair man c. M. Zander. Of tne tax commis- sion yesterday. "There was more Of Che gettogether spirit and better feeling all around, a feeling that was encouraged and f0slered by the hos pitabie way in which we were enter lainod by the people of Prescott" Arizona is the only state in the union in which an inquisitorial con- ! ference is held after the annual as- sossment is made. and the results fare Of benefit both Co lhe state and Go the taxpayers
 The members of the board of sup- ervisors, back from the second annual 1 conference Of assessors for the state
 or Arizona held during the past week 1 in Prescott ten a story of complete satisfaction with the work done
 What stands out in Che minds Of
 those back from the conference Is the good feeling manifest on all hands, ! aetwoen ihe representatives of the IYarious counties of the state There
 was 'uone of that difference that ex-
 lsied between the various factions at
 the conference held last year in Phoe. nix lt was this contenton however Hast year thaf taught the lesson ty which Che second conference prontea
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-06
BESIDES cALAMITY-wAAT7

Tine charge that Democratic rule and legislation have caused dull business contains the cue for political workers high degree and low which has been passed along the ne Cine Washington headquarters of the Republican Party The charge has been proven false; but manfesuy. many Republicans com hope that by con-
 anuins the meanchono dn hey may yet convince he county of la desperate case But from the Democratic
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-06

and those present predict smooth run ning for Che conference of Che future
 General satisfaction was oppressed by all who participated Che represen- tatiyos of the mining and railroad in- tcrests expressing complete approval .of tho assessment as affecting them
 Lin B Orme of Che board of super visors delivered himself Of words Of enthusiasm over the trip. What ap- pealed strongly to him was the irater- nal nature of the gathering where the true sons of Arizona met on the test of terms and compared notes
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-06

Hampstead reports copperhead's bite cured witi 'ut whiskey or course Che vamnt had sold out to th arohibluonists.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-06

Food prices in Britain" But when War il getting up an appetite what is Che hunger of a few m lion plain peope2
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-06

Senator Brstow never for moment foFsei5 1--. -l is candidate for reelection and that Kansas at heart may stnl ss largely Populat
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-06

And Spain watches Che proceedings from con or'able seat in the gnndsand It different in th good old days.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-06

There stiIl remains the chance that somebody vii mobilize Che common sense Of the powers
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-14

a. eeenthing may 'oru out AN rleht ia
auF favor
Mr. White returned from Kings, llie
fridaY, where he has boon an hnsi
u"s~ about, hls aairy vufk. Mr white
hrs a goot mans zine Jersey cnwa
Farmers have been bus, eatherlpn
their coru as wen ts plcklnR cotton
corn - very vcod la this loealitv. ID
is estimated Il viii make about forty
bushels 90 the acre some places win
~ less on account ~ the moor seed
that had 20 be planted a. II aeem,a
hard ~ act gos'd seed ON acenun, of
the weevil Foragc crops. sush as
maize. fetcrita. kaffir and sorghum
cane have made a splendid crop. and
al have been gathered ana taken IA
market or stored away wsitine Tor
better prlces.
MI and Mrs. kaslncr made a thin
10 Rishop Tuesday IN thcir auto
w Y. podee y quite slick az pr,sen,
writing.
Fr~n'maa ~ Rohstown, who has
aharge Of she telephone business " thar
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-14

Notc No An that portnin pirUe or
parcel ~ land WINS, hrinr nd suu
atci la the iiluu portion OF tho DIi,
90 rotpua Christi County W Nur,rp
Tosas. dcscrihcd as follows u,Fn
ming AZ the northwest cornor of the
iiucher ciaht-Hcro tract The nouih
east corner of ihe Musseu Addition
Tor the southwest cornrr at this tract
thenee y 90 dcrfcc a9 minutes. q leal
feet with the eastern houndnr, line IT
said Musacit Addition 90 redaf post
on the south line ~ llucher street FOR
the northwest corner 1T ihin tract
thence north % degrees Cd minutrr 20
feconda east with the southern hnArt.
AIRY line N said ninch street 49, ~
feet fot the northeast corner of lhln
tract thence = 10 degrees q with tho
woat boundary NHo 10 20 goat ans
Bin feet 90 tine northeast corner ~ /,
tract ~ land conveyed lo uvo \ van
nloeher hy Marin von ituehee IA vi
rccurl In Hook r. paEcs aas ana 300.
Record ~ Deeds ~ Nuecea County. h,f
The southeast corner ~ this tract,
thence q "a degrees W with the nor,h
line - said elsht acre tract see e feet
~ the place OK heelnnmg
Not. No q An THAI certain plcvr so
raWel of lani bins. heips ana sltuat
"a ~ the ltlutf portion of the civ 4
Corpus Christi Texas, County of Nuv
een. Texas az the Intersection of
liluchcr street ana waco street and
dcscFihed as follows beginning at a
stake on the north limo Of said uluch
~ street whence cedar pnai az the
northwest corner ~ tract 80 han
heiongine 60 q A. Won nlnrhcr Ia ~.
south line ~ said Hiuchcr street bears
, deErce o. minutes 30 seconds. "
ss.sl feet Tor the southwest aufner oi
his survey thence \ - degrees 80
minutes rs seconds r. with the said
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-14

ether than concrete ciubs. referred so
81 aub-sesiion go and Intersections ~.
\ fefred 20 In sub-ser tion tbl pu' from
Z said ono fourth ~ ihe whole cost io b,
fald bY the cry 81 corpus christi
shall be- deducted ihe proportion 90 hs
20 be- paid Df he owners ~ rteau
railroads end street pliuays. az proc
siJed 10 sub-ae,tIons faJ AND 90.
Shove
feg Thni ihof shali boz aaseFHeJ
suhJees to coo Charter and prdnaures
~ fhs C1F ,s cutur CHRISTI a11 ~
isr fhc htaurE hereinafter mentioned
lrhlnst the owners ~ zoo prDp,rt
abuitine upon ala .ffeei 90 boz Inn
proved and ih.ir fIId rrDu'fii. fne wi
tlfe rst ~ ,anrifuenfr r0nrrsf,
ufbe bon front ~ thtit reslelftt
premiafa nherel,f the anne arf f.na
necessary and fh. r.si ~ foesfflnr 500
emha ehefto zoe amc ls drsmet
nefsaprf u fr,nt ~ tuuf feans0tIf
artfnlsfe Hfd 100 .f fne fefnainln f.
fnl raH uf mld irrfn.rm enf an.
sstiuHfr fhn uuu o. nr pald NN fl,
rn ~ corpus CfreN and tl, Hfffef
nauusf Drl Ftoam NnUa19 r ufHo
rNany ,omplnles and fhaf .l.f
oaiH thlth mss %, a-a.stsd lInaf
HwH Property 40 H owners hsu ..
700 nfdsnrs Nifh iNr 0.rf f0r
Ui1n ln proportion ae fr rnitre
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-14

north lluo of lilurhrr street it0pl fref
to 400 mtolHrDto WIN thr west un,
nf Wld Waco Htr,et fur tbr south
east corner Of thlH survey uhenr, 81
. dcFrou 900 minutes D. with fhv said
west line 10 Waco street itog fpei lo
~ point fnr the northeast CORNER nf ihIn
survey thence IS so dssrers so mnu
trs arruuda ~ iel "a ferl t1 10 point
for thc northwest CORNER of hm sur
Ncy thonco IS dcercc os minutes go
second Vs. at 500 rrrt concrete niau
ument iHbai fcet ip the place ut he
girrine
THEREFORE, hr ii further resolved.
That hearing hv given tn said own
cta of their hRonts or ATTORNEYS and
ou persons Interested ln mo said mut
ter $40 in said assessment and as 49, tnr
amount GO po aasosncd asainsi ,a,h
owner ard hls property AND ~ Co the
benefits Ga paii propetl, nom said len
pruvrmcnt ol an, other matter ur
thing ln connection herewith. which
hearing shail ho held re- the Caunpli
chamber city HAN ln the CiN ~ Cor.
pua Christi on toe eGth dAy 90 Auguat
- iaii oi nine ocln.k lt which
Time an of rari owners their sscuts
ur htt'ruoNs co. PERSONS Interested in
said property aro nntificd a. nppeAr
and hr heard ht Whl,t hear,ns aala
owners or either porsuns ma, appear hy
council 90 in person or ma, ufgvr ,,i-
drner. and said hearne shall De- axe
ionrnrd from da' lo day until nls az.
oemnliehrd MA thc CIV seertasN
~ thc cav 10 Corpus Christi Is hcrcb,
further ordered ana directed to rlVs
noticc ~ said bearing hy publication
hereof or hv mailing Gu Said owners
ihcir an"nts or ATTORNEYS copy 90
said notice ~ publication or hy hpth
moth'ds. as b. roduirrd O., lhe cav
Charter 81 tho olty ~ Cnrpua ChslssI
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-14

wht H lt3 Ia p. tbc most pau.rfa
HoIson known
tnr window ,lcanprs thcrr hae n.en
tr''ntri an adlusilhIc wirc s,,t Nh.
ah Dee SUSPENDED oui ldo window
from 'hr SOC
N1er Yrars ~ effort uun IN.
''n,n bias uucedea Ia buudn-
w"de' man 'h1t can usik. nik Sine
hpsh and whistle
4 sanitary drnhlne tube has b,e,
Invented for nsr w.th any klra ~ .en
"in'r 81 g"mla,t t can Dc tarri,l In
= vest pocket
''ussR requires thar Brhirioe rafe
~ government huldlrss shsil ~ h
'n'' i"d Pr an expert eles,r.eian +,
Feast once a year
'ei Mfn hrewerlos arc tnrrlns e,,t
''''n ~ 'easi Witch when gaixea wi,h
' H'ack fes's inoreaaes th.r
r'rr'shlns qualities
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-14
DRISCOll NEWS ITEMS
aAtn fsss Placed G~enna sn Fine Shape
and Farmers Arc Preparing
Tor Fall Crops

DRIscof.l. Texas AuR rs This
community received several inches at
taln last Friday and saturday thar put
she groand in fine conditcn Tor plant
Ing fan Eardena, also other rt0duets
are coming az asaln aweh as uaiac
kafflr fetersla and cane Cotton piek
inw has been abandoned for severrl
sayA bui this week the ground has
dried of and tho work ~ going ON
reain NJ 20 The presen, time prls.
cpii cotton gin has turned ont nearly
500 haiee the farmers report that
cotton Ia making abeni one fourth halo
per acre. No market AZ present for
COTTON On account ~ the European war
but we muss keep ~stlfg upper lip. =
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-14

OFFICIAL NOTICE TO PROPERTY
OWNERS OK rl.rcsIrn sTHFE1
FROM EAST LIME on WACO
STREET TO EAST LINE 90
BLACK STREET
FL MuiUgan. City Secretary a
the cliy ~ Corpus Christ, IN pursu'
nn.e ~ the hereinafter ret ont fc~o
luilon. do hereby give notice ~ pull.
cstlan 81 same. - the matters url
ihings therein contained, which fcso-
latlan "a ~ foIiowh to-witi
Resolution approving ID. CITY En-
plpesf'h written abatement SHOWING the
nnm.s ~ ahui,int property o~nefs.
number 81 front foot owned Wy each
des.s lpsson - property owned IS each
sat.Inatcd totni coat ~ whole Improve.
fDem and estimated coet per fforf
foot ~ abuttinE property. determining
ins Necessity - isvying ~ assesafn"nt
aeasnr the property and owners There.
ii sbnlslng upon Butcher street from
eaas line ~ Waco street 90 Fart line
~ sllaek street Cor part ~ the cD'
,ne aald street. n2inR time nnd place
Tor the hcafina - the own'rH " mid
property. concerning same nnd direct
ing the CTS Secretary a. FiFe
notle. ~ aala hearing ~ required Us
me charter ~ the cny - Corpus
Chflsii.
whereas. The city Council nf The
cay 81 Corpus christi hss hefeief"fe
81 resolution. ordered The inf0tsmrni
~ Blu.hef street from EHat liu'
~ weca street o. stsi lius ~ iiHrf
stirred b. pa,ins ibe aams ain nthi
thh. payeineni end the huiialng 90 tufif
On either side ~ uaid pavement when
found neossaory ln acfor'innrc whh
ih. terms of aald resolution and
whereas. ln accordance sith 90. riiY .
charter. amer adtcfilaluf fof hli. thr
aaih work ~ Improvement ~ Hlld
s,t..et between the points ahotc pnmed
hrs i-ou uWet,i,.d 90 r.sas mnUnhr
Company aud
whereas IS contract NHH h''u en i
tered into hciwctr ine fii1 Ctg tnd .
the said Texas nuHtmD romrn .
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-14

lbearlnr date The Is'b das ~ Sep,cm
her. a. ~. isie ~ The Performance
81 said work and
whereas The said Texas nifuiilhs
Company mas duly gwen bond for ths
performance u said work. snd fur ihs
/ maintenance ~ same. aa fealfed ~
the cry charter and
( Whereas Tho CIV Engineer bas
Med hts Wrlisen statement win the
cny Council ~ % the cost ~ said
Improvement and az 20 other nation
rs required hl tho cry Charter Vow
therefore. be D.
Resolved. ny the Clty Council n
the city ~ CorDm chflail ihnt sold
written statement flod ny the Fny W..
fineer. having hcen duiy eSmined la
hereby approved and
BE- 10 further feeolfed fhnt p1ti ~
%. cost ~ nd Improvement ahaH be-
asaaeaed sealuai ihe abpfunf property
upon sine street go to hr improved. ani
ihe owners ihersof and lbni iho iniai
cost ~ said Improvement aa4i b. naid
ana betrayed nq follows
fal TN cost ~ sueh Improvement
between me mila ana tfsrts and Yue
fnn an the ontslds thereof by anf
steam failrnad of street faiiWHf .s.
copying said aif.ti Df luirfHattlDGa -
streets. aneys and avenues innfrulfh
shau he paid Dos 100 owners 0f sn.f
team HiipHd ~ trout iailHat. n
spe,utslY
fhl Tho fii. of tUrunr 'hflsu .hfl
paY thc Dat of mpsmuf uiNr.
fon q nNd streets namrd ~ hr pH
"a. et.eh u. petitions ~ auOh ..ff
la nasahie ni tne nWnora Df steam rl
fnda sni sirpet mlmu tDo.
specified
lD The oWn,h ~ pfnprrit lhui
.lnr upon ssid Improvement. Don pa
htes faufthe af thr whole Dusi Di rlIH
o,her ihan said .uu,r'tr
aDa 4nd lh' mf,mr.tana It ul,t
n 500 SECTION Dl aboI'
mi ihN fn. md ,iN % DeIpu-
.Insu auaH eos hf ono tmtn nf
lc nhol, oH ~ SOLD lru.rm,uf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-14
ECHOES OF SCIENCE

Fhef" arc IS p'upcs ~ hlaoa IN AZ.
'''s - an aNefage adsR ana IL
p"onds arr mo,el every pulsaton
tho Aeart
from The sreds of the eea,ay "a
liant q 0e'm chemls, has sN,r.e,,,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-14

Nl'fe. was hora msi rue.da, az IN,
pnrroNr of installing pbonc bon m,
'o''"n sn at This pacr which wIll b,
grrat onmodattu 60 aut farm
ers
The f'seo mnrad h,s msi som
plc'ra new eradc cromms "a, uus
place
Nh and Mrs Ranoo southeast 81
Town are qulte sich az prcscu, Nrittu
ATS a r Lndd visited home folA.
~ h'shor lasl week while Mr tata
WENT % Fort Worth oe business
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-14

t,tnrEs = tun iiiurher
Mrs llasio 3inf,g and WIN
singer
Mrs Lizzie singer and VIM
SINGER
Mrs Lizzie SINGER aud Wm
singer
AIRS iizgie sineer and wm
singer
Eatate .; q q scott Mrs
f.lla scott W w. pope. i.u-
ellie Pope. Mrs iillle "
Rankin. estate uf }. W
Waisi r. - Ward. Mrs.
May McCampbell a. g
Ward. Enbd a Ward Rus
nell Ward