davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1914-05-21


estiantes from averages of several
years. Totals are as follows:
Coast Valley
Cost of growing, cul
tivating, interest on
investment, market
ing, etc, per acre. $4,000 S6O.Oo
Crop return 8 tons per
acre at So. ......... 66.00 49,
Crop return tons per
acre at S12. .......... -. 6O.OU
Thus there is 81 per acre gain on
the coast vineyards and none on val
ley vineyards!
The cost per ton of producing wine
grapes on the coast he estimates to
be S22 and in the valley S12. He then
concludes:
"He (the wine-grape grower) is
selling his grapes at cost and receiv-
ing nothing for his time and expendi-
ture of energy" page 4S4).
On page 4S6 of the same bulletin
he deals with the raisin industry and
finds that when raisins sell at 3 cents
per pound, the profits to the farmer
run from $3.50 to $83 per acre, and
when the price is 4 cents per pound.
the profits run from $14.75 to S133 per
acre. At page 400 appears the fol-
lowing: "The gross returns of the
vineyards of California are at the
present time not far from $15,000,00)
year. The United States alone would
consume ten times the amount of
grapes, raisins, grape juice and wine
if they could be supplied regularly
of good quality and at moderate
price"
Grape Growers: Let US point out a
wise and gainful way to get out of
this business run now at a loss to
you.
You will have a whole year to graft
your wine grapes to table grapes, and
if you are not able to do that, then
you can sell them for the making Of
grape juice or dried grapes, or de-
licious grape syrup.
The larger part Of your lands can
be turned into alfalfa fields within the
year and crop of great value raised.
You can sell table grapes at $32
per ton, the price paid this year.
Catawbas and ConcOrds in Michigan
sell to grape juice factories for So
to 1920 per ton.
Grape juice is food coming into
univel sal use. That is the kind Of
new wine Christ used the fresh juice
of the grape. The best grape juice
is made from wine grapes.
As to the grape syrup, let US quote
you from letter written by Levi
/ Lindquist, of MiddIetown, Lake coun-
/ ty. He is a practical grape grower.
Under date of March 4th he says:
zone ton Of grapes makes from Is
to 80 gallons of the most delicious
grape syrup, and at 81 per gallon
which is not half what they sell un-
fermcnted juice for, will pay bette;
than making it into the cup that
curses. made thirty gallons in 1915
and with a 16-foot pan two men ca
run cut 100 gallons Of syrup in {
day. The California university ha'
issued a bulletin on syrup making
There is a vast demand steadily
growing for grape juice.
\ There is vast market for grape
syrup as for all syrups.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-05-21
Desert Water Bags.

Stanley-De Blois Co, Ell Centro.--
Adv. tt
Imperial Valley press., 1914-05-21

Modern two-room housekeeping
apartment. 626 Commercial.--Ady.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-04
GLASS OF SALTS If
YOUR KIDNEYS HURT
EAT LESS MEAT ~ YOU FEEL
nAckAcHY OR HAVE BLAp.
DER TROUBLE,

Meat forms uric ncid which cxcltel
and otef~ofks the Kidneys IN THOR cf.
forts - inter u froln the System. lseg
MAR eaters y meat musf flush The Md
nrys occasionally. You must rclic,,
them like you relieve gDaf bowela. re-.
moving sll The acids. waste ana polnvu
else you feel i dun misery ln The Ma
ncy region. sharp pains ~ the back
or alex headache dlzzluers your s,ofn
arb soufa tongue " coated and when
the weather Is bad YOU have rheufiaiic
twinscs. The urine ~ cloudy flli ~
ssdlfnenti the channels often get lftl-
lated, obllEinH You 90 got NJ two or
three times duflnr The night
To neuiraliee these Irritating acids
and flush off the body'a ufinous waste
get about four ouncca 81 jad faia
from any pharmacy. take % table
spoonful IN glass ~ whtef before
brcnhfnul Tor q few days nnd snuf tli
n~yr viii then act tinc and Bladder az
orders disappear This famoua sniis
N made from Tho arid ~ ffapes nnd
lemon tulc~. romhlned with ithin, 1ud
bus been used fnf generations 90 e'cau
end animate Nlpemah kldn"yn ana
atop bladder irritation. lia Fain Dol
Inexpensive harmless aud makes
dchEhtfe effertcspont ilihi wniur
drink which miilione ~ mrr nnd w0
pien take new and lhrr thus avoiding
SERIOUS kidney md biuddef diaeaaa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-04

has greatly disappointed iin admirer'
that u has not doac more u wa
freely predicted before fhr WI that th'
day ~ the droadnouaht WAS passed
that the submarine would drive u ffcn
he seas
"rh. d.n;ruciipn ~ the three Brit
lsh crulHefn ii1eue. Greasy md A1ou-
tlr. by the German spbmsglue - and
later tho alntlng - the IlawNo hy the
came submarine wa taken ar proof
~ the impotence " snrficf craft
Nevertheless ~. advocates - sub
mnrinea are beginning % evidence
signs N lmpnflence AT the paDrity u
.espitf Thps realize that ihere aFr
over two hundred suDmaunss in no
naslcs 20 ibo warning nations. snd ao
asF anly ono has done anything. >Ot
dreadnaupht has even been menacnd.
The cruiasfs Nhifh were STRUCK were
0ld hastily commissioners with naval
reserve crews. tFo ~ them wct. en-
Gagged IN luNefina boats and piahlns up
ihe survivors 10 the first when thry too
we're iorpeducd
"The iasg ~ these vessels has had
40 more effe0i un the result ~ ihr war
than ths Imported capture ~ "a Ger
man acr0ulauc ht frlfieh submarine.
No nnr would seriously advocate cub
marines ns proper weapon Go mr
aFHlnHi acceptance hui % BE- nrterihr
lees reported Thar an aefDuiane Which
hsd ai.ghtri un fho water wHr rap-
tuned hf submarine which rmtrgr4
rlese 90 hand
'The ideal conditions fai sglm1
'iuf attack CONSIST in fndnE .hn one
nf mOnHnioss in thc water iuou aud
only thrn can the Submarine hope Zoe
surftHH
lut even sn th, obda sfe hrninrf
~" submarine Do prnpcr precautions
irr i4hru nH if shown Uy fhe actions
v sue allied att f1rroH vhlh hatr
lern smelling the German nnk r1f
.rtrrii DAYS These tc4ses hove ue,u
lpratug il Nert restricted ntra f0f
.ninr umr certainty sufficiently long
nf eruur 0f slhmlruucs w pr1ce,d
aaiusi bonn from ANS German purf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-04
RUN AS AN ARMY RATION
CONDEMNED BY ALLIANCE
UNITED KINGDOM ALLIANc &
WORKS FOR SECURING a
RUMLESs ARMY.
RICHARD CABLE

Hy Associated Press
l',Nn'N Nov Rom .s aI ANN,
ration is severely condemned hy th,
tn'tcd kinedom Alliance. a. prohibit
ZIONIST urmuiuti0n. which ts WORKING
for % rum.oss arm,
Opinions wary as io tho ncel of rum
aS q ration. Tine conventional cLarse
sninst alcohol ls that 90 pives nnI,
"a ueeiins sensation of warmth and IL
W no real assistance ueulnst either
e"l' or tatigur liut Dr ~ ~ WORK
m"n. thr DISTINGUISHED HImnlt,ar
rApi'ur believes certain amount
"lu"r Induces the Stomach boz times.
90 HrNAt tnuguc tn begin its work of
"seatins iood, which, when assiml j
a'ed builds Hp ihe system again. And
ihia View is largcls shared b., thc ann,
medical men
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-04

~ Ahnpfintcd Trees.
WAHIiINGTuN. Nov O. Ever since
the sinkinf ~ the british cruiser
Hawke ~ the Gcrman submarine ~
IN the North aoa. tho Navy Depart
mcnt hiss bccn doiyecd with letters
containing suHgeefloHa from individual,
al over the country fDr the lmpfey.r
Hcni ~ The natmnfiffs and Tor great
extension 81 So nsefuinesJ Satisfied
tbs, mos, u the wrisrfs n these com-
uunlfhtions had srfulgei 1n esnFrff.
ated idca ~ The figlune abilities of
The Hubmsfiee and that here was trri
pfcHeni danger ~ a arfi1us intrffef
cnco with tho naval building program
0nd pcrhapH an almost total Husicn-
sion ~ the CONSTRUCTION ~ additional
battleHhips u erroneous idels Obtain
common cfodenro. the naval officials
hatt been trying 90 correct ihis im-
precision. They have made ID point
t. reply 90 each ~ fhf letter writers.
settling out ln detail tho reasons ahp
in The liidRmont 81 tne department. o.
htiaiH ii would De- disastrous b. uHnn-
don other narnl construction entirely
ga favor ~ Tbs submarine. and pointing
ihe limitations winch surround these
little boats
IHcs' arguments hhYo h"on reduced
10 fpim ln iHo ;uiinWlnr statement
which u mHY bs HtI arrufHlriy repre-
aeriH tha tewH ~ enc Technical nffi
''fe nf fur Nufv Zoo regard so fho mef
.ir " thr rnhmu.ne
"rho bond Operations Of iho WIN
.Aff been Hn overwhelming ana the
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-04
Effectiveness of Submarine Been Frozen
In European War f55 assz

Their position has been known %
etfs5tndy and it wuuid s9pcaf m ideal
chance fof q fsw submarines 90 either
destroy them of drive them o. iut
noihing N fSr SORT hsH happened
Thcfs ships hnva been LETT urmnlssted
So harram the German flank o. pfN
vent fheir approach 90 rho conat. and
tO cuiiln6e fhsiG tfcHeheH inr several
miles inlfrd Thcs are snlaN vessels
q such iaw rpeed that thei could not
escape from submarine y attached
~ che submarine b. nii that i,s ad b
mlfers believe. u be- iuconccis.thlo WIZ
these Vessels have boon ieft iu lntor.
fore so seriously with th major opor
af.ona N She German army The foot
that theY have necn $50 unmplested on
an opon coast tesunoH Co the power
n The British fleet to protect Itself
againsi aii forms ~ attack
The war U.s. orit uf lts neuuring yet
and many icssans mag De- harmed be-
fore tle Finish. 1ut Hu lfr nniuIne has
occurred 90 encourage the hellof tlut
iho submarine ls supreme au tns r1n-
trau t Dr. losing rrsstlse lAllf. Manf
factors tcgd fo mnhe ihr submarine
popular az mesns of doions' th"
silence and mystery nf .s mnt mcntH,
tuc tremendous power NJ iia blows ihe
almost limited fleil flf imaslulunr
among lhoao vino know lanaf 90 sos
uuwrrs nnd shoffcnm.nff 900 linU
h1mau munlhg i0f tne nfuf follow
fhD David aaaiusi Goliath .A. lnHD4
d chord n tho popuIar nuOf nHi thc
hard faHtH demonstrated nf three
months uf Wlf nNUlr fnHf nNf sf ffNH
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-04
GUN HANUF ACTURtRS 70 BUY
COTTON At 10 CENTS POUND


Chrwpt. 81 KUN l.e Del SOUR np-
pnunitN'
Tho William WurrN ir Company.
manufa, turors ofr Eposrmint chewing
snm have advised ptsoi- rnetfehrr
Company 90 tnis rfy district agents
fur tbo company. a. nlln thst VIII
meaa tho purchase within rho next few
verls ~ no lfss Cham tom htirs of .uf
ION and probably fyrui, hnics nt thc
price ID trn cents prr pound. mddlnr
haHls
The offer N the. Wueiop compant.
ndarossrd Go the nesoi.roeftrher conn
PAW la scll-uNlIanniun
we hatr hcon WATCHING with eraat
Interest tire cffoiis uf our fr.rnB. and
rrstnmrrs in tho Cotton Smtcs tn e,.
lrlrufe thcmsclrcs from au uuflrianlf.
financial condition the ,iuse OFT which
was bog uo wa, of ihpir own mltIna
We have been tiNinr tn figure $50 a
WAY Go use "a p0rtian of ana. ,.tnIt.l .,.f
credit ln hclptne ntue at the rr..,nt
crisis wan this end bon Wow wo muko
Won the following offer
eve viii Bko frum Won uitfiin.
cotton 100 zoe Der pound. not ami. r,r
ihv amount 40 Your present Indebted.
ness ta us. bud also a. rotrr ,n, ,,..,
chascs ynu may make from u. sp 4.
nreombOr sist iAit Dur onl, .finu.
iatons ara that tho ..tt,p f,r ,,l...n
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-04
MICHIGAN MURDER
TRAIL OPENS

MARQUETTE. Nlrb v d,
tffan@' nicnts were c,inniotca f,i., b.,
~ trni - John Wahm. coarcs.d "a ~
'n' murder of Afthar and iIarr, lane,
ann William pa;N at Ialr..,pi,
Airh. on neJsmher 7tb hst Ts
hearing wili ogen tomorrow IA en-, ~.
fmt COURT hrre Huhta ~. r.l.. d.
vent 'ssien iHpieltirg ihres .,ter mon
~ the shoounF Au PARTIES esnerrr
~ nre m'n,ss. ana an attnrnc, ~ ~.
Western Federation II m.sers ~. ~
1.nsed % defend ihe thrcs men ~
riicated py Hph,a '
the shootng at rair.4,i
spec'acular Id' m,u wsr, ~, wr,ss
,ae, were aslscr IL their hes, ~
po@rtins fopse A Non-r ct~i M. y,
50 shot hfoush ths shoalfe, !, ~.
sam fpe a posse 81 deputy she,,,t.
y \ un ne @arsuit E,laanee 49,. -.
T-Vcu e. SHOW that r,..
s ssr' ,sr. , F l.. .eoe ,he Shooting.
seNna " 'Ar So ana noors AZ ,as
'~s transformations esme as thc e,l
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-04
HEADACHE STOPS,
NEURALGIA CONE
Or, JAhgs' HEA0AcAE powders
GIVE INSTANT RELlET-cosT
DINE a PACKAGE.

Yer e-taekin1 splitting or dun
'Hwebirs heaassars Sieia 10 ias, Tow
nAomeuts o. iAr iames' ncadaeh. p,,,e
Sers which ccsi onk 10 ccn,s nack
ssc a., any drue store. It's th. ouirk .
80, srrrst headache relief in mo w,hal.
world Don't suffer- Relieve A.,
asenS and distress now You can.
MlllsonS - men and women haN,
found that headache OF nearalgia snls.
efs y noe.ilesp Get what yaa "a. ~
Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-04
HOMO pTAlTas coNrlnrNr-

AZ an Indication 81 he enthusiasm
with which the now Ford Coupolot ana
Ford Sedan are hclnr rcc.ivod. and.
also, Of shv laal, 90 kccping bioO i'ora
dealers suppllcd with Ford ears. this
letter h mtercrtlnp Il " from Ed
wani W Alexander. Ford dealer ln
Santa barbara, chi "'rhc sedan ana
S"Vp1let announcement received ,a,say
and surely completes the greatest sril
Ina line on earth Rush 60 me fi,at
freight carload 81 Scdanr and Coupe
lets We viii d. ouf share 10 make
TIE 100000 mark ~ bust"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-04

cattle rne population 81 .ios, .e a.
900
uIrN>r "a. .t,r,+.,
bronze st,to. of N,n,i,.,,. L, ,t.
10 iG 300 tb,a t.v.u ~ n.,ti,...,. 49,.
aommomoratr. th. r.t r,,t t,. n.y.,
perut. when ID ar.. ,,ft,ea...l 49,. r...,,...'.
nlimr s.huai thsr. v,li..t ,...
Do .ossea ln 1890 .rh. t.v., ID. b., ,..,,
sn.sth If VAN. u,,,i ~, n,lt.. .....,,......
nf "a bl,l.r Tttt, .,,.,... ..,,.,,.. ~,
len s,hnnt N,r,i,.n ,..,,,,,..., a., n.
town M th. b,.t ~ ,,. .-,,. ~, ~,
ministered IA t.,,sl,, a,f,,t y, ,,,.,.,....
rhia was n iWi marnifl.lno,
cheicnu. dnilar rrHm the isth. ccntnrq
overlook. Tho town
guONAgNN ,v, Al o,t..,...
district did north...t,rn i.'.,..'.. ''.,',
miles north az u.if.r, o. .,.t.
af u.rttr,st.rr r,.,n.. 1850 .,
n.ru 10 s.ff.tt Is .,a
,n nra f,.r milo. r,.,, a.. n..,....
norder .p r,, s.,,..,,,,,.,, ,,,.,,
situated Gao fcct above the ~, iet.I
and hHa nuuulation hatyacp enoD
ANA 1000 a fnft commando 10 ,,, an.
wesl silver. copper. lend ANA rop
mlnes are in thr immediate nrlshb.r.
huad aud thcr, nga mtnuf,ettr.rs ,r
thread ana wooden ana o.tt,n e,.ls 10,
the town
IA CltNIAnr A northern rf,n.,
hamlet ON tho rnst,fn bar1er az fb,
forest nf Areunnp fi,, n,.i.s south .f
southwest of Narrnnos ANA ls nl,.
wcrt of Nrrdun. sn thr ul,s,nr
small nffluent of thc Alamo mar.
+ rnw passaaowe, ontefine the Are,nnr
forest ia located ne,r ths t,v,n rn.
( principal Landmarks IL Dn .id .i,b,,
lhuni in ilsS. Tho town IA. a nan,h,
! liun of about 600
rtusrs,y,r s.,
n,,tt, ',..,l,,, ~ a.'. tt w.
mites ,,,tnn.s, w So
nil,. f,,, M. .r,.,.'
I'M. , '. ,,',",'' vel"'l' ,N'A
!, ,,.,,,.,t,,,.., ~, .t,, M Wv"
inr,s..n. ,f,n., 49, -, ~
IAN .ont,,,',' .,,.' -. ~ Wv
.i,,i,, n.,,.,,s, y, ~ ~ "" l''tp
~, -. '.'...,,.',. W" "'"'' "N''N
i ,..,..,,,,'..'
N"'''''.M Town ~ west flandets
,.'ih,N'u' WIN population ~ about
's,V'V' '''ua''N w i'F'h' nSlon. scNcn
'nl'es moran "t '"utltaA on the MAndcl
~ a'i'u'n' "' 'hv las The town con-
a'ns numerous l'non, calico. hat rio.
N"n, uiuAh ana sean factories and has
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-04
ego AollpAv I'M pANAMA

COLON, Panama. NOV. \ The elc..
NTH anniversary ~ ,nc deriaratlan ct
Independence % thc rcpnhiic ~ nam
ma was celebrated TODAY as national
holiday frcsiden, fortas ana thr
'oe~tnment ministers made appropri
peecAcs Tho American amhas-,aof
ton William T. l'rice. con,oVea the
WISHES q the washinelcn rAvsrnm.r,
ma messaxes were recelVed e,.s,, n,.r,,
= ihe older countries IN the srr.,n.
nent 81 the "iltt,e rcpabllc~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-04

iects. and their deaths wvFs la'N''
gated b., the Ur.tish d0nsul
Grrat iutoresi Is ceuiercd - ~ !
come NJ thc rase for the mlns' }.
gaul7atou nls decided e eass Z
three mon implicated by r. ~
fcssrd punmln iiuhia-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-04
WAR PRIMER CONCERNING PLACES THAT
ARE FIGURING IN THE NEWS DISPATCHES

iHNhiiln mru ~ n.uhruat
rHu lrHnre riHfuNf.i. Situated 49, thr
l.It huni uf nr 1aue mHn nuih
0Hst Hf hf niH.fr nni a9 mlt .0nru
"i ilHr D. Duo Thr lAsee vta ,rrrtr,i
hf iienFf 30 iufe minpIpnhis boo n
son nf irtnlH lulr ~ Gulat. und wta
Ai'f hvquNt1NH H Mi.r Ghsr iD iho
lif"we OFF nflesna li Hn ht0n hr
hfihplner Nf nfnt characters rmpua
h ifHneh hHiurr murur whom nia
'prana' cmrleH ni iumut Ths
town hoes 70 population uf irsa ,hlu
1000 nrd b Nul utue hrrar than 81
Was % century agu it poer,reqs elan,
f0tnufoa uni Iron fnunlfles. ana tot
hpslrft snd iestio manufacturers
Wine ~ pr.mmrpf article 80 com
mrnr it hHH a church aonc as,cf
hundrrf 't1rs nld nnd hospital viii
a b.HiNg ~ nsnr5 ru1f hundred years
NhNfGNY A town nf NORTHEASTERN
ltnnar, uinlf mUoH west ot nufthWvs,
Uf hnr io pup aud 1hom 3 mites aauth
uf tho fHest Uf krronc. Du emo or
nAin riNtr 49, puuunuun a shanl
'onN Much exploration flf phosphate
'tH" I'fNN N.NfNNfI NN 80 NNH
nrlrhbnrh0ni rho mah.nr ~ watchc,
BE- thc nrlnupoI INDUSTRY a henuBful
church of tho l5ih century m mu
aianding HoVNn, suffered -cNrroi,
when V Waa attacked hy tho swcdos in
1910
pnlfI.ENS An ancient Industrial
town W northern France Roman vi,
ton in tho Mlddio Asses. 40 the foot ol
hlll iN miles north 80 Nmlou4 and
20 miles southwest of Arms on th,
Aulmr river II ls % fortress ~ IN,
thiri ciasa ghc town has had mon.
than us sharr ~ ,irisaliudca. nis.
manilcd hv Louis Nj In iljs The pines
Was burned hs thv lmpcriAusts n iasb
sacked hy the rrotrsiania in 1851
hufh"d again IN l1ia aud captured h
iNlA itn msgniurrnt citadel. WA
built hy Vsnhnn, has held many no
htlcai prisoners and is now used as
priaon Tor women COARSE hrmpcr
Cloth, leather susan. paper and cnt
tonfNarn aFc manufactured The prln
.lnal gemmsrrc n m Ernin. hemp an,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-04

woman may DO same foolish thlns.
set she never tries 10 unlock Al. fre,,,
loer AZ a m With rauat.in nsr
Fsoflca Times Union.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-04

S"incitmrs ii tosks Ike 10 ~ tAe az
ufhe n1n'e nuttinn ta prt rrn
'noush to reiiro ana have q disease
Galveston News
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-04

SAM BERNARD
popular musical comedy star
"a I'm Of Tynedo Is my con-
slant companion. l HE il espeei-
aiiy because u has nepsr gicen me
a BIZ Of throat trouble. The
smOothsst smoke ever. "
oMMu44N
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-02-12
PR0GREsS|VEs
EXPLAIN VIEWS
TAIN 10 COMMITTEES WHILE
SENATOR'S CONFER WITH
PRESIDENT WILSON.
DISCUSS IMPROVEMENTS
Leaders Appear ~ Witnesses Re.
fore Interstate ttuumrrU
and Judiciary Com.
Committe'T.

UH hf'nNlNNfN iffH
WASHINGTON. y. G.. Feb ill.,
While seupiDrs of the Interstate
Comme M Commission uora confer
flrp with the president tol, oa 1903
u-uusi 'ofit'a,ifo program nrpsra
i've part, leaders in and oli o. COM
lress vcr, cNp.alning ihrir ND. uu
handling the trust proh.Om 100 thc
House committees
The conference at .H' Whit,
House conferred upon CO. upru,,
mpar of tur Interstate TO .D aud com
m.ire bin 3D.. drafted D. Jhr I0u
Judiciary ub..ummittec The .m
mite, plans cOmpletc .sIuu u'
o., bilI next week.
Herbert kuoN smith. former ja-
ted states Commissioner Ui Corpora.
tlons. William Draper Lewis. dean
of the ruiy,riS of rru y'3uiH,
and others vino have Joined ibc pro.
rrp.sitp leader. OF congrpl. aHd are
drafting antitrust and commerce
regulation bills. we're the CHS. Nit
u,s.cs before Che houst ln'.rs
Commerce .ad judiciary committee
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-02-12
COMMITTEE Gets
MORE. EVIDENCE
LAWSON TELLS on pRFrAIiN-
TIDN MADE 30 CARRY ON
GENERAL SIRIkE.
BROUGHT No Guns At FIRST
NcWcu Reported conversations IN
Which Governor iiamrd Mo
thef Junr." cot he
outbreaks

ns Associated Pp.s.
DENVER. Colo. Feb John
Il. Lawson. leader oi the Colorado
mfu. 100. principal witness before
Che Congressional investigation CONE
mIu,e today declared hc told the
sheriff of sass Auimo. county that
the miners did not usnf Dos Kind
protection iu the southern coal fields
would protect themselves aud they
did %
JUDGE Norhwtt. counsel fnr Oh,
operators. asked r,gard.ns propHra
lon. for thc strike Iav ou Said
thD, ordered tents, bpdd.nr fuel etc
but 200 guns until tho operators im
ported machine ruut go said D..
told tine GOVERNOR of the battle a.
Forbes and declared 81 fhc most cold
bluodod murder he ever knew of, and
thought 500 get
q. % Ncvoll newspaper rd'o'
.f Denver gave testimony tonight
! be said that foo conversation ,hc coy
eruor had expressed the ou.1ion ihH
ID orders Zoo thu strike zone we're du'
| rUmagil, 200 ,h, .Heou'ar} pe.cn'
/ uI Mother t.Uo.
THE first i'uo Tor 'ho operator
.ts Iama- HOLMES Co hardware deal
Ter OFF Pueblo
%, testified ho sold rcyolyer au.
Iriics Co Adulph Gcrmer O eirii.
leader
/ It BIS believed now the committe.
Nul remain 300 Denver until The enc
0l the week