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The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-24
ALLIES
 PUSHING
 ENEMY OUT

PARIS, Sept. 24- Since the beginning of the Battle of Aisne, the Allies have pushed the Germans back II miles, and gains are being made today, in spite of the desperate effort the Germans have made to stay the advance.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-24
nnvernment poes Not pespaIr.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 24. - Presi- dent Woodrow Wilson and Secretary of State William J. Bryan do not dis pair of peace in Mexico. Efforts are stin being made to bring about an adjustment of the differences.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-24
CANADA WILL GIVE
 BRITAIN 200 GUNS

oTTowA, Sept. 24.--Premier Bor- den announced yesterday evening that Canada will present to Great Britain 200 guns, half of which will be IS. pounders.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-24
RUSSIANS RESUME
 OFFENSIVE ACTION

LONDON, Sept 24.-The Russians have resumed the offensive In East Prussia, and they are reported as again preparing to attack the citadel at Koenissbur9, the ancestral home of the Kings of Prussia.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-24
SEATTLE CAPITALIST SUED
 nr mo

FOR BREACH OF PRUMI5E SEATTLE, Sept. 24.-Mrs. Annette Loder yesterday brought suit against Albert Hansen, the wealthy Seattle pioneer jeweler, for $1oO,ooo, alleging breach of promise of marriage.
 Mrs. Loder is under indictment in the United States District court for fraudulent land transactions,
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-24

Funston Thinks Troops Should Stay.
 WASHINGTON Sept 24. = Gen, Funston has notified the United States Government chat in his opinion it would be unwise to remove the Ameri- can troops from Vera Cruz at the present time.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-24
EASTERN PASSENGER
RATES TO GO UP

CHICAGO. Sept, 24.-RallrOad pas senger rates between St. Louis and Chicago will be increased s1 about December 1, and rates between St, Louis and New York increased s2., on suggestion of the Interstate Com merce Commission.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-24
RRIrIsH LAND AT LAIocHoU.

BRITISH LNNU NI EHIONTVV'
 Tokyo, Sept. 24.-The War Office makes the announcement this after noon that the British troops under erIa..een. Nathaniel w. 5arnardIston commander of the North China forces, landed yesterday In the vicinity of Laoshan bay to participate In the movement against the Germans at TsIngtau.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-24
AUSTRIAN ARMY
 IS oEMoRALIzED

LONDON, Sept. 24-The Petrosrad correspondent of the Post. comment. Ing upon the capture Of JarOslau, says: ."The speedy capture of Jsroslau ln- dieates the demoraIized condition of the enemy and facilitates the attack on PrzemysI.
 at Is reported here that assertions from the Austrian army are very nu- merous, and that the Germans are not wholly trusting their allies. This report says that the Germans, on ae. count of their lack of faith In the ability and sarnestness of the Aus. train rank and file have insisted up. on sarrisonins Przemsyl with German troops"
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-24
100000 ARE OUT OF
 WORK AT VIENNA

ROME. Sept. 24.-There are 100000 unemployed in Vienna. Food prices have advanced enormously. There is an almost total closing of factories and business houses.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-24
STATEMENT OF INTERVIEW.


 WASHINGTON, Sept. 24. = The Turkish ambassador in his interview said that the sending of American war. ships to Turkey in connection with the report of uprisings against Christians would lead to a serious situation. At the same time he said that while mas sacres had previously occurred in Turkey, that they were the same kind of attacks any people might commit under provocation. He cited the lynching of Negroes and water cures" in the Philippines as illustra- tions, reminding the American people of those incidents.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-24
 ENVOY IS
 TO LEAVE

Washington, Sept. 24.-The Turk ish ambassador has informed Presl. dent Wilson that he does not alter the views recently expressed In a published interview and will leave the United States within a fortnight. The announcement of the withdrawal of the Turkish ambassador though not unexpected has caused a profound sensation In diplomatic circles.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-24
CHOLERA BREAKS OUT
 AMONG HUNeARIANs

VENICE. Sept. 24.-Nine cases of cholera have been discovered among wounded Hungarians according to telegraphic adyices received here.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-24

''The Drug Store that gives the ser. vice, has the goods and right prices THE JUNEAU DRUG CO, 1O7 Front St. opposite Alaskan Hotel. phone 25O. 9-24-2t
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-24
VILLA PREPARES TO
 EIGHT CARRANZA

FL PAso, Sept. 24.-General Villa is rushing troops from Juarez to Chi huahua to meet Carranza's soldiers who are moving north from Aguas Calientas,
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-24
RUSSIANS CHARGED WITH
 BRUTALITY TOWARD JEWS

NEW YORK, Sept. 24-The German ambassador has received a communi- cation from Berlin which charges that the Russians are again treating the Jews brutally.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-24
sYNDIcATIsTs WANT
 PEACE.

:. LONDON, Sept. 24. = Ac-
 :. cording to Copenhagen dis. @ patch syndicatists are pla- < carding the walls of Berlin and < other cities of Germany with * the declaration:
 * ''we want peace; down with * the Kaiser"
 4
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-24
GERMAN ATTACKS FAIL.

GERMAN ATTACKS FAIL.
 London, Sept. M.-"Interest in the fighting today centers at Woevere," says the Bordeaux correspondent of the London Times, where the enemy IS making a serious attempt to pierce the liue of forts linking Verdun and Toul..
 "'Their furious attempts to the northeast of Verdun, east of Mouse heights and in the direct ion of Molly and Dampierre have resulted in complete fail ure."
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-24
FRENCH GENERAL KILLED AT
 AlSNE.

Paris, Sept. 24.-een- oupls, conn mander of the French e7th Infantry, was killed In the fighting on tho Alsne yesterday.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-24
JARosLAUs' CAPTURE
 IS DECISIVE STROKE

LONDON, s,Pt 24.- The fall of JarosIau, one of the strongly fortified positions of the Austrian army In ealaeia Is the most decisive stroke that has been announced from an east. srn battlefield for several days.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-24
PUSHING INVADERS OUT.

PUSHING INVADERS OUT.
 London, Sept. 24. = The ex' pert of the London Times at the front with the armies on the Aisne says:
 "We are certainly on the eve of great events in this region between Miraumont, Amiens aud Arras.
 "The enemy's lines have been pierced in this region, and he is being gradually pushed out of France.
 "The Germans are still strong, however, behind a line drawn roughly from Stamand, through Domain, Bouchain and Cambrai."
 The correspondent reports that the Germans have blown up railway bridges at MiraumOnt and Arras.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-24
FIERCEST FIGHTING OF
 WAR.

Paris, Sept. 24.-RepOrted to- night that Allies further adyanc- ed their left this evening but met desperate resistence and that fiercest fighting of the war is under way.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-24
SECRETARY OF NAVY
 CLOSES WIRELESS

WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.- Secretary of the Navy Joseph us Daniels today ordered the Marconi wireless station at siasonset, Mass. closed at noon tomorrow because of failure to comply with the naval regula- tions for censorship.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-24
GERMAN COMMANDER
 IS KILLED
PARIS, Sept. 24--- Gen. von Moltke, chief of staff of the German army, was killed in bat tie at Esternay.
 GERMAN GENERAL
 DrruHTcNrD
DISMISSED

LONDON, Sept. M--- Gen. von Deitling, com manding the German army in Alsace, has been dismissed, accord ing to advices from Ber- lin, via Copenhagen. The information is M- cial.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-24

GERMANS LOMBARD soissoNs.
 Paris, Sept. 24.-solssons has been under bombardment from the German artillery for nine consecutive days. The bombardment begins regularly every morning at 4 o'clock, eeasins on- Iy at 7 In the evening.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-24

Phone 25o, Juneau Drug CO, 1O7 Front St., opposite Alaskan Hotel. slgsest-RrIghtest-sest s-24-2t
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-24
GERMAN CRUISER BoM-
 BARDs CITY OF INDIA

LONDON, Sept. 24.-Enter- ing the harbor at Madras, India, today the German cruiser Elm den fired nine shells into the city, according to an announce mont this afternoon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-24
n.unlntInnarv Notlcee Posted.

NoGALEs, Mex, Sept. 24.-Notices have been posted here that Gen. Villa has proclaimed a revolution in Son ora, Chihuahua and other northern states.
 Gov. Moytorena, of Sonora, has join. ed Gen. Villa in the rebellion.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-24

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-11
PLANS FOR COUNTY FAIR
ARE NOW WELL ADVANCED
kvsces County poulttym.n Met Lss,
Might and Discussed Arrange.
monts Ter Pair.

A an snihuailhtlc meeting Il a..
Nuscea County Poultry and Pot stock
Asaoclaiion held last nisht the several
committees that have IN charge the az.
engagements Tor the second annual
county exhibit e. be held con no1t Jan
uarY ~, 10 and 10 submitted highiy
encouraging rpoFa. The decision 10
snlaree the scope ~ the exhibition and
io make the affair a county fair
pleased the poelfrymcn and the plans
fDr securing varied eahihitp from The
farmers ana ntcrkmsn - the county
are expected 90 produce good results
u whH reported during The meeting
hat "a number II i,fenifsni people III
to- state. Including 7 . conway ~
the A. A 81 College ~ Chas. Is Aaa
fN - the rniyersiis ~ Tp4Na MiAf
Norliec Carter 1rsAnifor ~ Eiria can
nina clabf throughout The state. car
fnce DIsiey ~ Fort Worth aud either.
Hiil ~ hers FOR tho fair and VIII Dc.
liver addresses ihHt uii be - partif
liif interest 20 she farmers - en-
county.
Those who expect a. display liv.
stock. agricultural and horticultural
products during the fair ase reQueste
20 ~ once notify " o nlsko. super
risnf"nt 30 that proper space roeer
yafionn can be- made
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-11
NUECES COUNTY HOG
CAMPAIGN INTERESTS
COMMERCIAL CLUBS
TEXAS COMMERCIAL sEcRErAR
ies WRITE FOR DETAILS or
PLAN
Joe ricseh Believes That NOR Hogs
and less Cetter Viii werk
Wonders IN Tesas

To Nu.ccs County eocs the distlne
uon 81 ueins the ceuaU that stafita
ihe agitation throughout IcNas -.
more huss and leSe ,attun. and a. q
result scyrss ~ commercial ofGanisa
items throughout Texas have wtitsv.
a. Joe httsch. chairman ~ the ANti-
CULTURAL Committee at ihc Camus retail
Club asAlng tor details cf the piau as
80 igcanN a. rnooufase farmers lu
ralsins more hoss
in hFiei ihs NucCrs County liAn a.
De, lscd - DOE hIsyh " Is ad,ans,
funts 60 farmers fcr husinE several
brad Of registered hogs The iands ate
advanced ~ local banks and the paper
h. pccurca by merchants a thc cas-
Who IN turn are scoarcd D., mortgages
held over the pOrkvfs j, "a estimated
that dufins the pact three months ne
lsss than 200 head 80 registered hees
have been brought 60 NueCea Counu
nne oi thc latest commercial nfNan-
iratiuns So isqurv into the Nur,e.
Count, pian is the Texas Commercial
Executives saoeiatlon SocrVtArA
surrat has addressed a. Mr ilirsca the
following communicable.
a nntiee m thc D. css dispslchrs
Wher. Nuur committees in cuneytion
with Mr kemps committee. ui
Wichita Tails. IN 10 Pot 0n a ,am
paign lea connection With She packing
housep ga Texas "a set nn Increased
number ~ hoes on Texas firms
= would be very glad indeed " suH
would outline To- me a method whore
~ the Texas Commercial i,NcuutltoH
Association can cooperate With you
III this matter We have already haa
this mattcr under consideration. oa
october .fth We had a meeting in Dal
las OF Presidents ami Secretaries and
chairmen IL Agricultural Committee
1f c0morcial organizations from al|
over thc Statn At mat time We hlH
81 q. FrrnUh 90 Fnst Worth stuUA
Yards. explain plan Tor Gcttine nfons
scws obs farms That is IA plat where
hf the commercial organizations ans
bankers Can cooperate with the farm
ere Boa this ! attach cops OF irttr'
sent ow hy u a. Link, Ntffrtai
Pesos Commercial Club. TO tho iO'
commercial organisations Of the state
The letter was sent o., my request
also attach a copy Of bulletin being 10
sued from thls office Ia an effort :,
aid different communities 20 find
market f0r pfoducts Eqcrs cnmmHi
rial orsanlmtion ~ tiiinf iaieropte'
in this question " settin mote hug
On uho farm pnd an " ghs ofEapiaa
lions would hs oaly' sias of an op
pertuuit Co co-uperate vita sou am
Air Kemp
~ woua be- glad 10 have you outlln
20 me IN detail N, Hpian you expec
to follow ana Wherein w can be q
the greatest service in fuuharlns ia
lasn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-11
LOW RATES FOR THE
yUlETIDE FESTIVAL
FROM THE RAILROADS
PUBLICITY COMMITTEE ASKS
THAT Low RATES sc PLACED
IN EFFECT.
Oefros Christ, 70 stage chrssrnas
Festival Aieop Line That -
En,irciy New

4 subscriber f,r a.. CAM. .,,,.,..
thar ths ysl.ta. N,.le.f r..,.,.'t u.
70 be a great attracted .,,s s,t..,.,,'
mcnt and wants A. tnr~ us.,s,r ~,
nor an effort wiu "a, m,a, 4, e,i,,
visitors here from outside points aur
ma thf Festival
The letter ln question fellows
II em wr!unr 90 YOU to see IL vou
can tell M auNthlne about our me,h s
talked "a Christmas Tres, What We
want 90 know Is this Are w rolne a.
advertise this thing over south TeNks
ana let the people have chance e.
see a really blk thing az are ne 70.
ina 90 act sclflsh and have Ii ali 10
ourselves, The Commercial Cluo has
not done one nlt - adt crtising that ~
have seen ard ii seems az though they
arc not soine 90 90 any
Cor orr can ynuch far the spien
did work chat the mr Vhnrus is dolre
under thp excellent manarrment ~
Clarence Maeee. and viii say that ~
otHefs VIII slo th'ir part like AZ
haece and The chorus arc d0lue Theirs
thar the thing viii he grcat snccsss
lie ~ making the work 90 interesting
that there viii bc plenty Go amuse the
people after tho, Egi here. hut the
question nov iH Fare We gouE 60 tft
aud set She people h.fc Can't W.
set low rate on the different rail.
roads entering oar cits
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-11

PALESTINE. Texas, Dec. 10. To
bic Farmers Cougresa ctmos 10 Q
elaas here torisht after suecehslu
exhibit of three days some of a..
best lecturers De the state we're heard
and ovcry phase of agricultural ~ofl
ia Eastern Texas was discussed ant
Illustrated. operation for bette
f,rm results has heeu the slogan OF
N.f, successful mectlns.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-11
ROTARIANS RESPOND
TO CALLS FOR GOOD
CHEER FOR HOLIDAYS
AT MEETING YESTERDAY FUND
FoR POOR FAMILY RAisEo.
Mad shade Best e' tire fsrcs
An interesting Meeting.

AZ the regular weekly mncheon a,
the Naeccs hotel Yesterday. the Rc.
sagians r'tatvd Rrirks. mlNlne sentl.
meut and cash with several s,soA talks
Coffcc over n "a Edwards caliel
she r,,h and No ntachlne cosila have
dame Il with ervatcr precision ills
slide rvmatks werc plain As printers
ink, and his manner proved him no
plea
= y lennon bcing absent W e..
WRIGHT tcAk his position 49, toast.
nasieraad he was Wright clear
through although ho handed GA, q
few 4ackaKea THAI were Guiic ga Lem
onrsquc a. = y could have made them
lcc iilrrgh. who hardly ever answers
to roll call VAS present. ~ione with a.
others the rctapins having shade
On thr Rabbits ~ the dinner race with
st tn -. A. 3 Galloway occupying the
position in tho race that Uncle sam
occupies in tho Worid hsinr neutral
John l. Nlug was GA tbs 0rlnr line
aNalnsi w0mans suffraNe aud he maAc
desperate attempt a. answer nr
Spohns clinchrr ~ the meeting before
usinr The regulation John J.. waiiop.
but bits nvks ~ero mor humorous than
cUnNiucins and hn cdme oNt a poaf
srcond when he challenged nr spohn
al anV thai he had pcenar,8 All. ~,
arsament and The Dr ala ~ his con.
fnst,e Jnhn 4. ,r,,d a. ~, too ,iir.en
into tho rins mai H.. ,asri.a ...tn.
that ne mad o.t h,a saA n.,e. f,,,,s
sart. Nte..s e.nnt, Ma. a,s "a, NJ.
r.t too slt,,,,,,lra ~ ,n.l. . ,',,,,i,,
.aertfle. ~ hln..is
4. = 49,. ~. ,.....,.,
49, 49, ~
NJ, 80. -, 80" ',','.s
a., ',' ''ft'' N'e,' Wy 80
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-11
WHITE POINT CONTRACT IS
NOW READY FOR SIGNATURES
Stakeholder Denies Report Tha, Cuifoy
Company Has Backed Down
On Deal

pnye Od,m ~ sinton one ~ the
etockholderu ~ thc white Point oil
and Gas Company yesterday tDuk no-
tice ~ thr reports that have been cir
ciilHtcd during the past few days
which state ia effect that The deal De
tween the white poln, Company and
the 1uffey Petroleum Company where
by the latter company leases the 29oe
acre field ai White Point had been
cancelled. of AZ least altered
ar 0aem has gusi returned from
beaumont where he conferred With o.
ficlals ~ the Guffcy Company and 90
Caller representative yestefdny said
There Is mo truth a. tbs report THAI
the dcnl with the quffcy Company haf
been called or That company stands
ready 60 fuifill their contract according
t. She agreement Win thu stockholders
az their meeting held Ia Corpus Christi
on November 30 The contract has
been drawn up hy a COMMITTEES ~ our
stockholders and tonight win Ne fof.
wardsd 60 officials ~ the Guffsy Com
pany for their signatures which viii
br rotupfiy fnrfhruuinT
Mrinbura ~ the committee tiat pre-
pared the contract ate goarRs Ksnedy
y a Tachai Dave pdem CLARK f'easf
snd " Willard AZ originally stated
ia thf Csiicf fhs contract contains q
clause that viii require the cuffsy
s Company a. begin drillinF operations
~ white fniri iHsi ss early az possible
sHd 90 develop the field with ~ por
. sihio haste
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-11
FROST ON TEXAS COAST THIS
MORNING IS THE PREDICTION
Yesterday Was a Day OF Low Temper.
atures Throughout Tesss--Coldest
Day efWintrr Locally.

The cold wintrN blast is a-gnnner
slap you square iu the face This morn
ink j; 10. prediction ~ local observer
Lehman holds trac his forecast fuf
this morning callins Tor even colder
weather than that u Yesterday morn
inr when 3NiA degrees wss the official
reading AZ 9 40 o'clock cloudy wealth
ar prevented frost on the coast but the
official expectation fur to-day b. f9r "a
visit from Jack Frost
iuir and freezing nearly Co tho
coast ard frost on che coast Light
aorthcrly windH such ~ thr reading
II the forecast Tor today
Yesterday Was day ~ low temper
aturcs throughout Texas With CHIEF
honors naturally going 20 Amcrillo
where the temperature dropped 90 IL
degrees other Texas points where
the weather was freezing 81 below
we're Abilene. % degrees NJ i'nsn 80
degrees Galveston a. degrees San
Autauio. and Taylor q. degrees
The provAiine hiRh barometer aroh
and cold wave 10 central over the ua-
koths and continues 90 extend slowly
east AMI southwark while over the
Rocky Monntains the pressure Is de-
rrs.arinr
Temperatures are below freezing in
ihe interior except the middle ard
south Atlantic anf the greater portion
" ihe Gun states ga Texas fresEinr
weather is experienced az inI south Rs
San Antonio whore hlliirg frost IL aia'
reported
some rain Be- stiii falling iu the north
Atlantic states and snow north N ths
ohio River and in nurthweff T'nros
See West ~ ,he Mississippi snow Do
faliinu m Iowa. Missouri Kansas and
Fll.fa fl.F44n
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-11

:: City News in Brief =

night using as theme The -Four
Kinds of Heart" 4 general invitsiion
~ All Co attend the services Is Elk
tended
Born on last Monday morning 20
Sir. ana Mrs Ia Grant a son.
Born on last Wednesday morning 20
AIR and Mira Norwich liragett. az THEFT
home on Mesquite street. son.
A discussion o. the hog industry and
means 20 induce farmers OF the coun-
~ 20 each purchase several head 81
registered stock engaged the attention
~ the directors 90 the Commercial
Club who met last night in regular
weekly session other matters that re-
ceivcd aitention were q a routine ma
ture.
Fish and oysters deiferad. phone
$50 % sos Taylor street J l.. Kanipe
Mgr 90
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-11

% You nsasiAfs l3.ioei
Afe Ynu - IA. tiiucs Af odds VIII
fpuf'en ana with the ~tTidf 10 sou
neuaer what ais ycuf TrBs yoa ma
BE- eatinK regularly and siesrsnR we'll
Yet romrih.ar - the matter Con
iipsNrN ffl1aehe Nervousness All
f'li.r1s f4iiit ndifsfe a riusrish ~
cf TIE ifiaa fenlflg IL Df klnRt Kew
LIFE I1iis nniY ESQ ~ yonf prarflsi
i'lcsieas Arnlea salve for Skin Erap.
tisna.--- Advertisements
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-11

Born on last Monday mornins &c
Mr ana Mrs. Ia Grant a SON.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-11

A use Ger Old ! no longer throw
Calendars away my Old caleH-
dars vhleh are filled With quotations
GOOD advice ~ bit ~ fan IN an ef-
,remliy Cor piaee-cards one DAY. cut
out the most adaptable one fof M
quests. They ~ere Eaily and prettil
printed and could not have ionna
aen,imenss more suitable u J had spent
hours searching The shaps : y ;.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-11

Ne been enrolled ns members Of
| ~ Jayrnilc Cr.r.s that win furnish
gss n ts. ,..t. f.r "a. ynistis,
|t-,nl No .th,, .ttisra, ,.tu ~.
IeNuea unless r.v r,r sh,w GOOD
aisan for nor s..ne eurol,.d earlier
4 rehearsal af uc chorus VIII d.
~ ''' 'rN' h"p''S'
81. .
e,sss. , Dss,'''''' o' srape ru' avg
w 'l't limits were yosteda,
~. NIr'rs Hotel by A. var
ano placed on exhibit m the
a ,onpl n''"s with other fruits
y glad g. receive amy such fruits
.'eh purposes and to viii be an
's''t manner 90 advertise 10 visa
~ 'he fact mat corpus Christi ia d
.,aifi esimrahlt adapted Co fruit
|--As
permit was v..,.rd,y ,s...a - ,hs
~ a. btnla ,,. -.
/ frr of tlra0. ~. .n,.,r,.,i,.,,
~ 90 Toe u.prt SAN ~. .,,rt.j sin, .
~ next frw 8sta ,na 49, Man, o,il
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-11
acALAIs eY pscEMesa tINrA.

This ~ day set IS Kaiser Ntilhm p
the date 900 which his troops m the
West must reach Calais. the most i'm
puttant port on the French coast. Snd
the greatest strategic base for an ~
tempt 10 invade England While th'
reports are meaere and not authentic
10 is safe % estimate that fully 100000
Teutons have laid down their lives o.
the altar of this desirs
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-08-26
NOTICE FOR BIDS
Chiekasha. Okla. Aug. /!

Chickasha, Okla, Aug Is, 1914.
Notice is hereby given that the
board of county commissioners OF
Grady county, oklahoma. win receive
sealed proposals or bids up until 10
o'clock a. m September 7, 1914, for
The following bridge material. to be
delivered at the designated places.
Three cars of plling. cedar or bcis
dare. TO run in lengths frorA "A. Ie, iS.
20 and % feet. and to be not less than
. IN In diameter al top end,
Three cars OF oak lumber. either
5xS, sxl0 or 3xl2. to run IA, 16 and 90
feet in length
The successful bidder will be fur
nished an itemized list of material to
be IN each car. To be delivered as
follows.
Two cars, one OF pilIng and one OF
lumber. to be delivered at Rush
Springs
Two cars. one Of piling and one Of
lumber, to be delivered at Chickasha
Two cars. one OF pling and one OF
lumber. TO be delivered at Pocasset.
The right is reserved by the board
OF county commissioners to reject any
or all proposals or bids or to accept
any bid submitted which may appear
to the best interest OF Grady county.
J. d. cHASTAIN.
Chairman Board Of County Com,
Grady County, Okla
Atteat:.
f. ?. BRADLEY.
County Clerk Sls-lOd