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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-10
NOTICE BV PUBLICATION or ~.
NAL ACCOUNT.

Tho Stat, % Texas.
30 900 persons interested 900 thc 60.
soto o. Maria valdez mnog ios, Ma
Valdez. guardian. cot the Esutc 90
said Maria Valdez minor Jose Ma
Naldes. guardian hun niod in the
comply Nmt ~ Nuocus County his
flual Account 81 the condition uf saiJ
estate. together with nn application Ca
bc discharged aa Guardian thereof
which viii be- hoard O., oar said Court
pn the thlfd Monds, in scitember. a
o.. islf. same bslne tho eat day ~
september s o.. iatt nt fh' court
liousr ~ anlI Nu,rcs County u the
CiN 90 Cofuu CWtfI Texas ai which
Time anl place 800 persons Interested
in said estate are required o. appear
aud contest hui iluai Account and
application. n thoy arv PROPER
Witness o. o. iui'r rioft - mo
Counr C"u5t ~ Nucros Cuuuty Tea
as
Given under n, hand nud the sonl Of
sala Court ~ ms office 300 'opu'
Chusu rcsrs on tnIs. ihc .,th daS -
Aug. a D.. lslt
% d. Lltor clerk county cunt
Nueces County Texas
us ChlB Walters Deputy
60. SD a true oop, certify NJ
a. wright. Sheriff Success counts
Tesar
oscar n.llamy. uopuiy
Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-10
FERGUSON DENIES THE REPORT
Correspondent Got Wrcnu Idea % hii
Views on Woman suffrage Now
Ne Was Quoted tn tsprsss

OAlNrsNUfr sept James q
l.otrnsor uomucrnti, uomin,, fot
Go,vuor save out tho fonowlns inter
.lcv a0sr hi- ap,och here thiH after
nunn
.AiN attention has been cnlicd tn N
newspaper report sent nut from SAN
,niunlo quoting mo as having Declared
800 nay speech ON Labor pay ihnt : wa
n favor of woman suitcase. Z am 90
3D. insv 90 understand how the mlHtat,
,ouid have orcmed stated cspn'itlN
chat personally was opposed g.
woman suffrage and did NOT believe th'
woinon themselves wanted the rleh'
/ to vote ana therefore opposed 90 ,h'
proposition on that rround staic'
/ that was not opposed Ca ihe pc"pl'
voting on the question u they wen'e'
fa and ! wnuld not drpriNe the peopl'
81 tho uRai go express themselves az
iho pulr- ns to whether az not WOMEN
.hould Or shomld not vote ln ease If
an election with the present hNhi bo.
zorro mo . would vote Hrbinsi adoption
81 such an amendment 60 The Cunsu
ftffIUn
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AUTO BARGAIN.

Automobile Bargain. ve-passenger
car. newly overhauled. spltdorf high
tension magnetic. new tires an round
Fuse & Lievre Repair shop, Laguna
and Chaparral ~treets GIG n
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lYpEwRITER EXCHANGE

Gvn,rl Nprwruer business cleaning
repairing rentals sai,s rspeft woth
manshIp Reasonable pricea ~ a.
MILLER at SMITHS Boob Store lhvn'
tsb.
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WANTED MONEY.

hNTFp $500 On lots near caldwell
b sscsscd at 5000 Cor 80 DAYS 90
Address Box 1G1 100
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roar WORTH LIVESTOCK
BOD REsGRVIsTs sAIL.

NV AsHariafeA Press
NEW YORK. sept ? The Hi"anef
NOordam sailed from here seplemi'"f
4. bearing 500 men VINO claimed "a hf
ralain. French and Enalish fesfffis'a
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WANTED taHo
MONEY TO LOAN

.NEN To LOAN 3g to huy a lnt
ld a A.ase on tu Improve properif
,nk IS Arthur Room % Grccf
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WANTED Teacher with first grade
state rcuufioat, ard rue,n wears eN-
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vsvrrprrs.vypS
KANsAs CITY LIvUBTock.

fny Associated pressl
KANSAS 'l1Y. Sept o lloss Re-
c'ipls s.ino h.nd market steady
huik 90 salo. $40 "a SO.
ca,ile nocelpis 1000 head south
rfn steers. 6gb o. $50
sheep HeCsipfs ii.0o0 hsad mar
hrf mphor lambs. ITO ~ 4ib.
FORT WORTH LIVESTOCK
fnv Asspriafed lrtsal
fpHT WORTH sept 'nfll'
Receipts goeo head market weak
hee,cs. go ~ $50
IlnRa HrceipiH $500 heed mhfh''
SLOW buih ~ safes. pl0 20 Gao.
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CALLER CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
- A"CLEARING HOUSE" FOR SOUTH TEXAS
riss CAT ia IS ON SALE AT rst
FOLLOWING NEWS STANDS
AND ON AL TRAINS.


AND ON AL TRAINS.
CORPUS CHRISTI
Corpus Christi Book ard Stationery
Store.
ssmith's Beck store.
Nvscss ne,sl
Bluft Drus store
Blaks's Drug Store.
Bay pr0s sters.
Red Gre. orue store.
RockpoRr-
W o. l.. Dye
PORTLAND
Tho. kirk, ~.
GREGORY
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SAN ANTONIO
Msnosf Hotel
wofid News Co
FORT WORTH
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DALLAS
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Queen CIGAR and News Co.
ARKANSAS pAss
Aeaesas Pass orso Ste.
PORT ARANsAs-
&C rsbsr
RoesrowN.
j blaine Pharmacy.
! usHop--
aishop Deus store
tNosviLLU--
" c. Oeonst,
tARLlNoEN-
Harlinaso Pharmacy.
MISSION
Mission orua Store.
sRowNsvlLLu-
'Amther'. Confectionery,
ALICE
Eagle Pharmacy.
SAN DIEGO
soruno R,o.
rALFURRiAs-
IS a. q Watts
, REFuolO--
4 G. D. clafkson.
o. WACO
q Jimmie, News stand. $50 Elm s.,
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"a BEGvlLLE-
70 Paises OF Sweets.
ia slNroN--
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10 The as,ssisk % preceding tho mar
of dealer Indicates that paper reg
larry sent 60 subscribers BY mail
that ,ossn, Will on Sundays be left ~
the dealer. where subscribers can y
them b. osltlnu Tor thsm.
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sheep Receipts 1900 head market
steady lambs. 700 q T2h
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WANTED

WANTED Al your end. hand furni-
iure highest cash price Cathey's
2nd Hand store. as Lawrence street
Phone 90 40
WANTED To- haul Goo lnads ~ hag-
sage and light transfer rrir.s reason
uhlc Telephone ii5t. residence zoe
Mesquite. J o. pltman 3s
Capable Muuncr wants position can
handle spanish trade Department
store preferred Address uox Cal.
Der office
-a-sa---as--s-s-4--aa-H-e a--
WANTED Your stsuorraphic nnd no.
Tar, work to do Satisfaction runrnn-
tecd Ola Baker sos starr Phone 500
$50
THE STATE or TEXAS.
To the Sheriff or any Constable If
Nuecrs County Gfestinr
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SITUATION WANTED.

Hrokkcepor and stenoeraphcr, ~
Years experience. can give best ref
cronccs Lee a Patterson. 1923 water
street. CITY ~
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FOn RENT Two N,s raom maatfr
cottages Ou nufiaio street. NprN tu
Mrs Gust lete De- logt liunao
thart Sos fxi
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ron Renr

FoR RENT.
FOn NeNr Two G,s raom IN .lerr
cottages un naualo strest NprN tu
Mrs Gust ne,e Dr. io., uuffalo
rhor, Sos fy
tuE NENv Four ard Eve rcom
buuraIsv m.i,rn eDn,rnlsn,ss &
Water street l'Dorc ie1 Nr, ~ a.
ulte,r IN4
rnB lINr FURNISHED hou,s 90 .Is
funma atd hath rurnsh.nes .ar Nr
noufhi can 3d. sos TWISTS rh.n' tis
lsg
ft'N HtNT Sew three r.om houeD
sn HoEers avenue Ncnt tio month
AppN 'lu Mesquite stree, 20 phon,
ges i3s
rlK RENr titc room furnished cote
faec faung tHS ono Bloch from cat
uuc CLOSE n apply % " sta,tou
irst state iank lNds Ciy
rDK WfNT rart ~ .ur stufe room o.
usht party id,L iIau rarvr en-
Peoples street lIa
lnn HENr e.r.om. modern bonn
onc s.toom aud un, s.u.om ,am
pieter furnished hunmioWs. llis aut
/ l7.t water ett,,t f.r rent inquire
/ Nfs Dutu,h 500 raIu Alto street So
from REST rhrs, foom hoa.s faf
r,shsd 1880 blocks west OF The Gat'os
AppN iteo Nssamr $50
IpH NENT toUr aud rt' rNum mood
,rn N.ls. Furnished ur not war
rfc,. Amu. Nono rhur, ts- id
FURNISHED ROOMS
.tDR ltENT Clean modern rooms with
kit,heurttcs running water. la,atorics
nd AN modern convenience. az reason
able rates. European Plan over post
office The Tourist Hotel. Go7's Mes
quite n
rul m.NT Furnished roous .u,
hIrcs orl nFh School Apply ,sa >oru
proadw.,. i7'
. COLONIAL Hotel .goH Chaparrai
,oolosi FURNISHED rooms 900 aty g. go
$500 aud ta5o also Housekeeping
rooms 49,
IfoR nENT one 80 two Furnished
housch',p,ns ruum=. hnth Hrhta
3 grit1t, hume. blocks from unstofNo
70 ou huff reasonable. .oi niu,hoi
20
/. ron REST suite 90 duwnstnir
. housekeeping rooms at 4la Mesquite
street Phone 500. Miss crock'r is
Irm msNr Nlce ynt nou~ele,plnI
4 rooms fr yeut l'hono ies or ull l2l
p 'haprial stro,t l1
run REST Niccb nfn.shod room.
AHh com, culeners central close q
5 hu,Ino.a uo ,hIlircu. SOS M'squi
, street. Do
rpH REST Nl,cy furnished r,pm
. CLOSE 300 fr rou' DO $3.50 Souur mcf
/. Phone 7g7 Do
LOST AND FOUND
g Lost a BIN fold. containing aho,
% ylaop. either on South Rlun sire'
y car or between the CIV prug Stor
ard ihc DIAio rheafcr sunday nigh
i fludef please return to ihis office nn
receive 70 reward u
WANTED
WANTED al your end hand furn|
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lus NtNT Four ana five room
buuEal.v m.icrn cDntrnisn,ss e.
Water street l'bure ia1 AIRS ~ a..
Nltssf IN4
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST a bn fold contaiuiuE nhout
Y8op. either on South Rlun street
car or between the CIV prug Store
and the DIAio Theafcr SUNDAY night
Binder please return to this office end
receive 70 reward iii
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The as,srisk ('l preceding tho name
81 dealer Indicates that paper rseus
larry sent 90 subscribers BY mail At
that tossn, Will on Sundays be left With
the dealer. vshsrs subscribers can gel,
them b. calling Tor ttem.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-28
TO PROTEST AGAINST
THE STATE BANK BILL

Citizens of WaXahaehle VINO are
opposed to the passage 81 the oi'i
now pending before the ieeisiatnf'
IA create a state central bank to be
centralized with $20,ooo,ooo Of 'he
states school funds have ralieu
nublie meeting for tomorrow even
ing ri 7:45 o'clock. The meeting -
10 be held in the district court room
ana ii is the desire OF those ha'ilis
the matter in charge that every Wv
90, NJ Waxahachie who disapproNes
~ this measure to be present anu
,oin nrotest against its enactment
Tho netition calling the mee,'hs
was circulated Saturday ana was
signed The pe'i''oA''
tosether with the signatures Is Dc
follows: .uatod
ave the undersigned, ae'ua'eu
so,e,v for the best interests OF oui
state and for the good welfare O
the children of Texas hereps '"''
mass meeting of the citizens Oh
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-28
JUDGE DUNLAP RECEIVES
LETTER FROM SHANGHAI
WRITTEN HA q. l.. HARDING, ON
BOARD [ =. STE. ,NEE
SAR ATDGA.
Letter Contains Much Real Philoso.
phy ana Food for Thought and
should Prove Interesting
to Friends,

Judge O Il, Dunlap is in receipt
OF an interestins letter from w. L.
Harding, Jr.. Who is serving an en-
istment il the T. $. Navy, assigned
to thc t. s steamship Saratoga,
now at shanghai China. There is
much real philosophy and food for
thought in the letter, and we are
pleased to reproduce it III fun. The
YOUNG man writing the letter has
many friends in this section, who
will be glad to hear from him in
this way We are sure:
The letter follows.
l. S. s. Saratoga. Shanghai. Chi
ma, Aug. II, i914.--Judge O, +.
Dunlap. Dear Sir; ! wish To thank
YOU very much for your kind letter,
which gave me much food TOR
thought. | notice that you recom-
mend literary career for me. With
all due respect for your advice,
such a career does not appeal to me.
am considering a course in civil
engineering after | have finished
this enlistment 1t seems to me
that there is nothing more useful to
a nation than the development and
Improvement OF herself and her
possessions, unless as applied 10
medicine and surgery in the war
against germs and bacteria.
or the two careers, | choose that
OF civil engineer on account Of
the travel which it involves, the
outdoor life, and the opportunities
for study OF human nature.
As you say, there is no more i'm
portant factor in broadening the
mind and developing individuality
than travel. Likewise, there is no
better way of developing resource
fulness than to put man In po-
sition where he is forced to shift
for himself The navy combines
the two, for everyone shifts for
himself, and has the opportunity OF
cruising over large part OF the
world, comparing different races
and the effect of environment on a
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-28
At the Queen.

The Queen theatre is presenting a
kalem feature today in the title of
The Rajah's Vow This is a Two
reel story with the plot laid in the
orient II is acted by an all-star
kalem cast and is preten'ioUs
photoplay. The costuming has been
well attended 10 and the photof-
raphy and scenes are beautiful and
the story is one of absorbing inter
est The single reel at the Queen
today is The Condemning Hand
ii Biograph drama featuring the
much favored Biograph stars,
George Morgan and Louise Vale
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-28
AMONG THE MOVIES.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>


"Parson Larkin's Wife" is the
title of two-reel Broncho feature
being shown at the Gem today Jane
Woods, chorus girl. goes to the
small village on a vacation The
village minister falls in love with her
and they are married A few months
later the musical comedy company Of
which Jane was m :mbcr comes to
the village for performance. OF
course Jane is recognized and the
truth leaks out, and after quite a
stir she is reinstated in the good
opinion Of the villagers. The single
reel is one of the noted Keystone
comedies, Lovers Luck" Tomor-
row the Gem will show a return en-
gagement OF the twelfth episode Of
1.-THE Million Dollar Mystery" owing
to the rain that prevented 50 many
from seeing 1t last Tuesday. npi-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-28
vARN|sH MANUFACTURERS
To ADOPT NOVEL PLAN
TO AID THE SOUTH IN THE
BlN-A-RALE, OF COTTON
MOVEMENT
Will Invest Ten Per Cent of Their
Capital In Cotton, and the
Give Profit. Ii Any.
To Charity.

In connection with the strenuous
efforts being made in different parts
of the country To relieve the Coudl-
TONS which have resulted from in
ability to market cotton al this
| time, the response from persons not
| Immediately connected with the
cotton market has been prompt and
| gratifying Many Individuals. in
/ the north as we'll as the south, have
! bought one bale Of cotton, paying
cash for it, and Of course, withdraw
/ ing the cotton itself from the mar
| ket until such time as conditions
+! become favorable.
| Prominent houses have purchased
| larger amounts OF cotton. One man
ufacturer has devised novel plan.
/ Valentine 4 Company, OF New York,
1 manufacturers of varnish, have set
/ aside a sum equivalent to ten per
i cent of their capital invested in the
/ Southern states for the purchase OF
cotton 10 be held until the crisis has
passed. This is the first house. 50
far as known, to meet the situation
in Just this way.
1t is thought that their example
viii be followed by many other man
ufacturers.
| 1t should be encouraging to the
people OF the south to feel that so
much interest of substantial sort
is being taken in the subject By
business houses of the north,
Valentine d Company announce
further that any profit that may be
made ultimately from the transac-
ton will be donated to some south
ern charity.
The method that this house has
adopted is not based on sales profit,
either Immediately or in the future,
but solely upon the capital invested
in the south at the present time.
This is an instance of public
spirited act of a most unusual char
acter.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-28

race. also of forming opinions which
are much clearer and more forGlble
than if taken from books.
do not sec how a young man can
make better use Of his time than BY
travelling for a few years, whether
in the navy or not. But in this
travel he should not attempt to
make Il mere pleasure trip oil it,
The hard knocks of life are the
things by which man is developed
Anyone could succeed if the path
were smooth. Thanking you again
for your kind letter, | am your
friend. W. l.. HARDING.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-28
Don't Re Bothered with Coughing

stop it with Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound 1t spreads a sooth-
inc healing coating as it glides down
the throat. and tickling, hoarseness'
and nervous backing. are quickly
healed. Children love it-tastes
good and ne opiates. man in Tex
as walked Is miles TO a drug store
to get Il bottle. Best you can buy
for Group and bronchial coughs. Try
il curlfn's TWO Drug Stores. adv.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-28

4 man in Kentucky Just told a
friend that Foley Cathartic Tablets
we're the most wonderful medicine
that had ever entered his system.
said he would not be without them.
Neither would you, if you had ever
tried them. a thoroughly cleans
ing cathartic for chronic cconstipa-
ton or for an occasional purge Cur
lin,s Two Drug Stores. adv,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-28
WAXAHACH|E HIGH MEETS
FAST TEAM FROM H|LLSBORQ
~ CONTEST ON GItIniRD\
ON YOAktM
FIELD.
Game Resulting in Tie, Neither
side Being Able to score.
Fine Schedule
Arranged.
Waxahachie 0, Hillsboro o.

This was the score at the END OF
the contest on the gridiron between
Waxahachie High and Hliiseere
High Saturday afternoon, the game
having been called at 80.
Both teams were evenly matched
weighing an average OF $50 pouhas'
Neither side gained much advantage
until the middle of the first quarter
when Forrest for Waxahaehle eS-
oo,tad a forward pass. making a
gain OF thirty yards. placing Waxa-
hachie on Hillsboro's ten yard me
Waxahachie then bucked the hne'
eating within three yards of Hills
boro's goal, making tumble and
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-28

sode twelve will be shown in connec-
ton with number thirteen which IS
scheduled 10 be shown tomorrow.
Possibly another picture or two VIII
be shown on the program also. Fri
"Uncle Bin a fine comedy drama
in three parts, and Oil Saturday Il
return engagement of cone Wonder-
tul Night" the big Gour-reeI t,a-
sauy feature. viii be shown,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-28
tlTItOIlAV

'aefs say it is the ideal. perfect
a !. NJ ], Perkins. Green Bay,
Wis., says = have used pills, oils,
''l's ETC., but were all disagreeable
s"a unsatisfactory. In Citrolax |
4''e ioand She ideal laxative
''e' fof SICK headache, sour
s,'4seh, lazy liver, congested bow
~ ei'fola& Is IDEAL. Curlin's TWO
= ''ofes' adv.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-28
Notice.

When you have society Item fof
the Daily Light call Mrs. George I
Wilson. phone number 81. 1t takes
some time to get all the details Of
each social function and the manage
ment Of tai, paper viii appreciate it
if YOU viii assist ~ giving her the
particulars as early as possible. u
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-28

To the housewives of Waxahaehie
You pay your gas bill II times a
year and buy a gas range once in IL
years. Buy the ABB Gas Range and
Let us show you. f. S. Crouk Co.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-28
Ranges in Zine shane.

', : Moore aud Rufe Bynum have
l - from Tie Skinner and
:, a'D'la ranch cut in Brewster coun-
E e"efe they spent week. NJ.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-28

GREATEST photo-play in the world
~ Episode No. y will be repeated in con-
nection with No. 13. Don't miss this.
The story just beginning to form. The time
for some one to win the 100000 prize. Do
you want it? This picture is being run in
seven different shows in Dallas after it appears
in Waxahachie.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-03-16
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
Receipts Light But Cattle and Hogs
Fold Up in Price.

PORTLAND, Mar 16.-Receipts fol
the week have been: Cattle, 1856,
calves 10; hogs, 1921; sheep, 1928.
Beef liquidation showed a material
decrease this week The run contain
ed few really smooth fat steers, but 10
to Is cents higher was bid for the
same class week ago. Butcher
stock was firmer in all departments.
Best light steers were steady $3.50
to $765; cows $3.50 to $685. and bulls
$5.75 to Sc.
The hog market also looked better
after the bearish close last Saturday.
Grains have not been on the sensation
al order but decidedly steady $50
was extreme top for prime light
swine and buff of sales averaged $3.50
to $3.50 with receipts of fair volume.
Not much life in the sheep house,
due to lack of supply Some medium
grade ewes received and the sale of
four or five cars of fancy wethers at
Sc featured. Lambs scarce and in de-
mand Mutton and lamb prices steady
to strong.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-03-16
EUROPEAN NEWS AND VIEWS

LONDON, Mar 16.-Englishmen have
almost forgotten about conditions in
Ulster, Lloyd Georges financial
schemes, etc., during the past week,
in it's anxiety to know the exact par
ticulars of the interview between Pres
ident Wilson and Sir Lionel Garden,
who visited the White House early in
the week to discuss affairs in Mexico.
1t is reported here that Sir Lionel,
aside from a diplomatic standpoint,
took occasion to tell Mr.. Wilson in
purely personal and unofficial way,
something of the real condition of af-
fairs in the Mexican republic and that
Mr.. Wilson will be guided to some ex-
tent in the future by the information
which he has thus gained London,
however, is anxiously awaiting the ar
rival here Of Sir Lionel, who will tell
the King and his ministers what he
told President Wilson, Then, it is
hoped, there will be a better under
between England and the
United States over the Mexican situa-
ton
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-03-16
GOODS WARRANTED TO SHRINK
SOMETIMES.

On the occasion of his recent trip
to Moscow, State Tax Commissioner
Robertson said that before he went
into office he had very high regard
for the quality of Idaho soil, but that
he realizes now how very nearly
worthless most of it is. He judges, he
says, by the frightfully low opinion
of it that seems to be held by the
owners when they meet with him and
tell him how utterly good for nothing
acres upon acres have proved to be.
Just the same" said the clever and
energetic commissioner, eff my name
were John d. Rockefeller instead OF
John d. Robertson, l would buy. up
whole counties of this same worth
less land" We suspect that Mr..
Robertson would, under those circum-
stances, discover that land values can
stretch as we'll as shrink.