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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-24

h0f n uulsmtra 0hau end ihants
~ saslNani AtAn ih hs and rfoW
nE tulNfffiif - mot Ntc ihaf 0f
msH' HulftsafW nnn Wnn ha,
H0hiNl od prominence mff difficulties
ihat aeemfd unsafmnuniaHr o. b.
ine ula tton nHppa1 piton repeated
Uf Iho ga,or hpf who eins niu wh,
iurker UnunN has p,thars msfs
ihHn lla tut Hhafe of hUuofs ~ tsr
state tniN,fsiN Professor 81 g. raY
boz "a ehs i'oinftment af Englneaf
lna Wan rsarel thero complrlod no
einpaiinn n ihe fasa of mans hard
ships ana has for manY years pesa
lhr dean az ,he department of rnrin
usrlne Aad she isan ~ Tho NsHtrm
ic Department nT v v iicnvdlft az
thauNh noi a native NJ rafkof rotmit
is nevertheless rsNan VIM arfw ni
sal q rtsas ranth siudl.a go hn.ur anA
spent enN -iN montha iu svlsf
Etboai betHn d. tsnsoy iroshuAa ei
~. University 81 f.yss
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-24

ias ispxe sf paBlr haus A. majef.
it5 - ths nlals darrffs ~ 'ts Ht-
possani halls sFs sfeF ofissrf. 49,
pfptlbiiDD n psaeil.aal8 anissfsll
AJt9e atss ~ infsfustonsi peace ar
M ntfIe dlrfmi.e1 over t1m9fs
i4st hats sfsasais1 fror Eamr Dor
ne NJ bar fof1ishi q y ssid me-
fae sas ~ me Hfa2nan bsfueghp
iii9 o. Jansina b. ifals - imminfli
rAsaid tkas Dfots ts8s. b piH 30 %
ahork fo ihose afio fordB tf.eaf
iE.f tha world is tsfninn fsaefd asi
ing pssfe nar Wil sfaffn hsft nff
ofeasf.s lShts at sea and ID afea9J tlH
fifst nsfai poser 10 az MstIitfftnesn
There ia movement ~ for m
Ffhrre M mH unmarried rffslHH
tafnff per esHf Dol fha ace inf1ur
faf tne 20 HHs aaaiaf aaHes h
Paris offers Sumo consolation ta tafat
t.nfa huHff H - teaf eif THmas
iiIion in naiduF nis uss gsfai has
ffnD'ofef 4nil unmarried mfn. flf tnr
feas4n thaf .mafue8 mrn ~ 80 hf
fuY fhe sffffts af her rHfsfF inu ir
their alEta Hf rhumas H mHf bf
added b. hstnsar h.msaf tni b.
prsl'sil.ri ir far ~ smHtr af -iH
aatea
rafia.aHa staHId wefrf sHsfnff CO.,
'fnEo n approved 60 rel naf Tire very
srfrf esf ~ Hafftr 20 aH haa
ID. bed una mu,h aIs0 aesal laHtf
Nhol 49, b. bye asl.me Frf st.fp
Nalf tns fana iesa aesH n.Han .Hf ~
u FL nes samehinr msfe rae.et
.a asslrsd iaaAlan .aad.rs lt1 De-
3D. spfnd fnr aftsrnsau In fha s.IlnF
10 fhe.r 1refmnaFera. uhsro tnr
nfnrrs dance Hr1 bro rrrrea arr
.lh,e ana tra On b. nr.dieaf tn 81
.Nff enr Hf fHr fin.fs Hre ta tHr
faHi H0HnK fhs .trI n'abeaf UH.nl
hfflafs feinF rnaaFsi inf tneIr INr
faunanca hsain u .a n.ti.fHa ia 400
.He enat ~ nrua fne affis'a lH isHtrl
40 co., sum rhHrr-t f.f fns'f rnrtnHf-
.re fro,ks
Zoo familiar 80 Enr.Hh an uF
T.se nre ~ .hr p.nn|ss aHa fhe
pounds wui ut, asIe af ihemfsif
lfaftH Ha u.flh eh.nr.rf hIs .HIn
llsliI.n lH soid lu l.nien rr fnfif a
.snnl 0.i1.f n fnD reisa Hf EthtHHt
hnuat $500 tt tnefI.u une uh..n
ssa mlnied eb.n hfrDl aat hns
80 fnr 600 .Ira Hrr. rulna 4.
l. 90 tua fn.f i0t s.f.f -f.I.a
f U. 'iun 5000 n.a.nH t.afI
III. .F use r.I.. .f ..In. .MUI.Uf .IIa.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-24
STOMACH TROUBLES
Mr. Rasland Writes Interesting
Letter On This Subject.

Madison Heights. Na.--M. Chas A.
Ragland, OF ihs place. writes. II have
been mking fhediosds Back lAtaughi
Coz ipdgeslion. and ether stomach ,rouo.
les, also colds, and had "a 10 ee the very
best mcdiclne have ever used.
Ahef taking Black praughi zoe A lew
days, | always ieel ike a new man.
Nervousness. nausea. Heartburn, pain
In pa q stomach. aad a teeline Of hsa.
ness amer eating. are sure symptoms Of
sicaach ifosible, ard Should he gwen me
poopef ueaunsnt. rs yosR sireagih ana
health dere0d very largely upcn ,oso
kscd and n digcsiloa.
10 10, quick and rernaneui elles
hon these alraeais. yoa shoald uke
Q medicine OF known curative merit.
les y yeaD Of splendid success. n me
tvsirsai a isiss sach troahscs. moves
ihe rial msril ei Thsdsor1s Rlacl-
praaSbi. Sais. pheasant, gsa,le ia ac,ior
ana without aai alice. shecs. Il IS ssss
20 hsaets bah yoang asd oA Fos sale
ssesywasFe. pt~e 80. Nc.u
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-24
luRoetAN NIWs 80 VICE

l.nndsn lan IA The cHnfi urnt &C.
wIudssr thls aeoe and lhe arnssn haa
brFun to shuv sisus 90 usavasd Aeut
80 ihrfs b. un dauni tnst "A auN
huH0ees rvsf oahgs iuil sUriai srlsna
Pho taiuos ESQ m the rsseipis of si.
iuoat rvrp nur nf hnslnrsa lu hottest
and thu ers "A tno unDmplo, ed 81
beard eeerNwhrrc Abroad, emo dfoss
ulakrfs ana shopke,p,rr aro hurninE
tho fali ihat rastrf trade in London
ulll hs ths dnile.i IA ye.ifH
Well thc tpuso diprassien has hrD.
hcn oW iu AuN,fia rhc pronunrm
furntn ISSUED ,salnrt tbe dange fren
thc Natesh sFcms not io have horn
sulncirni Emperor tfans iasapn s
laid to condemn "a 40 aifaas, ss J.,s
lnpe i'tus As Result ihe Nuatrisn
war rfnee hsa sent mfth an rdI.t
fefhiddns uniformed uff|cera ta dance
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-24

each sapas ff afpai t-ailrn. UfltN
Ifa sfnsifota tns rfsn4aIsf.Hn. fA-
niasif art t.esfraHf ssfh fhf ~
tftsi iafs nhe fnde3 fhfF NtH HI
suel1s nisets1 49, telsains mettais
nfssru.s - naisan a. tffanRu'a-
lion md tafiluE .rFr1pfnif etca
atsi Isut.uF ffeut hist pisee~ 20
ttf ~ hful. .ifa 81 aafs t4s ~ fff
Afnls snI fa elutHiaN lra tsttirsf
iarsr fhe yer 80 asa ato BAD
serted .a trf CtH Hsr art ~ ftsft
ll fossd ins f1rfInes % the L.si
Causa ~ arfs a.silesi 4fiIrsfs Di
Tested attfta tea.atstfa ahd stlr
rssieaI la1eH Thffe arrg eHf
sns - ine Metlraa waf Do had sert
"a In fhs susaish- Ainsflean We
fsa 90 n Irilsn aars o aaa ~
n ffe l0lIan Service anl D. .ai sfta
sff ee m foftiaa aaff The tn
esf ~ fnsIas afft.s pas' Hua Hfet
anf tnl.fa % fhe nf.ai htsef
Corps fhe afttt aa4 niDutf ae.a
inf il .tIua ssfrItaf .f ..naf a.f
ss-na Tha NatF haf ~ ueiifal ~
nc.fs mt lHlnH. HeDh sartHs A.
pfn.r,s ana 81 vfs4n'te3 haiNH ("
80 sa.fa li tal liia.a.i DO .i
sIifsn.aa. senrraL
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-24
TAKES Off DANDsUff
HAIR STOPS FALLING
ciRLai thy rnisl nAsts yoUh
hAiR THICK, oLossv. FlUr.
~. BEAUTIFUL


WnlJs un u18sss afss 40 sppii
cation ~ Dauoerins you cannot Ind b.
s.pgis trace ~ dnndf.ff of falling hair
nnd your sssip ein NOT nea b8t Nhai
rlll please 100 most 1iii BE- aftrf . fec
Weekt uas when you ss. nss hair.
fins and doNuY az nrsf yes bit re.
sib nsN hair 8fouing an sssg ths
scalp.
A Mite panatflns Immediately d1ub
BE- she beauty ~ your hair ~ 90
fsfenes bs~ ooh fsdsd bnitls and
srraFFy iusi melssan oioih rifh
DaBdefins ami tafafung JIaN b.
ihfQUsh fDHf haif isEina one small
strand AZ q time rbs snset ~ aaas.
Ink your haH eli be- ngif usffl and
sHs1 ana haze 81 sasssgs4se "a
abundance. an inHoHparab.s issiff.
snfinsas aud ipsufianee
Get 40 cent bottle ~ Ksouhou'g
nandsunr frsni an5 dFas siHfe Df
fniiei counter sH6 prove fbat your hair
~ as pstts gud safi 49, ans thai t
mas been nfsisetsd. es inIstf.l Dt fafs
isss ffssfmsni fhsia an Bn sufrit
CON hafr boiutifn hair aud lots ~ lt
u Yog wili lu0f tp Biiis Dandannt
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-24
lllllberbppel

The highest point q womaus
Happiness is reached only through
motherhood, ,a the elasping OF her
child within her arms Net the
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and discomiorts nature provides
remedies. and Ia Mothers Friend
is TO be found q medicine of great
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rlicaiion. composed Of ingredients
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The regular use az Mothers
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-24

Az assistant proisasni of uus 0f ihr
foremost unlssrnitlea n ths lt,ai tn
tered tno Duitrfst, 10 Tvsna in 1857
vlihsut dnliaf ilis faihsfa go
uetith bad mads li iulpneihle to est
n,-'i hrin noin That sonfCo. iila hnpes
fof rs Huliefo teurss were NnfA tssup
unul he hoari rfsaideni wlnsiun "a
ihe University q rNsaa state Boz "a
puhlir hldfsrs thai uu nHe need Rinf
tvrY nruni ih, l'nltefsiii of tvsas Al.
0auHf t hst NJ funds
Acting on this statement he wrote
ita lnltersliy an,hofitica enT 90
whom soourrd place fnr him whore
hr could pa, o., his room ANA hpafi
ny thhiun ehsfev ~ senl- nofs.s api
vows hnd aoius uad ,nores for an el'
drri, Woman Twins on The ouissirtG
80 inc Ulif nenaro ho iett hOmu he
haa never mllkei Cow bat ln two
H thrse daYa before be- hsh a. star
io Ansin be- learned how.
purlns tho Whole - his coilrgf
courses h. found slmilar v,apio, ayni
ln his sophomore yenr ho received fFom
home about tao In Niduta "a hts
work In carlnr for horses ami sews
4nfng HE iunior Sser he dld -one
tutoring uf students " ho Wer, making
leN marks lu thsit gisAs. IA hla se
ulof yvsF he acfed ~ a Ciyfs in the
Hiuaents Co operative nooh store
purlnr ali THIS time ne maintained "a
hiah IS scholarship AMI aa rrsull ~
tlus wsa a~ardrd a tsliowHh1p whirh
paid an hm expenses aurlns his Near
II nnsg graduate wsIk va ths lnlYeF
sit 80 rrNnH sin,, leNNina ths lni'
NrsalN % reNaA b. has tassp three
,ras q stadmtr study az harNerd
0htalnnr asetse ~ IN n
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-24
no pr roua IelIPsEs IN iaIl

WASHINGTON. y. e.. Dan ~
F,iuf sipsss tNe 81 lhs sun sRd tes'
~ the fa,afh are Go iake place suf,p
ihr present ,eat Tbs ntst ~ sehs 4.
ulcA for ons mongh lsssin tonssve~
Is will he an aanalAF eclipse & thr
san msisihlo Va Nefth AmsricN 40,
onl, l.,leeas Wha VIII itess a., osi,e
tanlC a. tleN IA a. an ~,ls rc tNe
reeiaenss IN me mosi sfR,hcfn eaFts
81 lNlasonia and New Nstb.nd ansl
ihvy VIII sce Is enlS az = smAh par
tial ecllpsy
nfWnK tho socead weok in Nsn'h
there WNl D. partial cyNrss ~ "a,
moon, which wiH BE- si.lbls ln pFast E
csliy oNsrY par, ~ tns tnlivd STATES
aud CanAte Ia A9gNst w1n cofne =
setal eclipse % ,hs sun NhNA wln ~
visible as small partial ecl,psY In
eastern CsNaAa ana en- New Nng:ana
susea On september a. thsgs ~lil
es . papsial ecl,nss ~ ths meoa which
viii be visible IN shs oar westcrn por-
slon ~ tho unltsi Stetes and cAnAaa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-24
nAekAena Is a wAnnlna.



ul kafho bel often mfurta moot
frequent lenHi 10 aeat nod tidnala
o. 0ufo iho pal0n lud a.hrr o.. co.,
mrfo lnr hmnsss ehrn 10 sfsos n0m
Weakened Nldnola 5000 unjust fra.H tnt
cause tne klinegi o. ypu httt p.in
tIruueh tbc sunA Of fnur naot nu.
nafy dlsndrn hfaia,bfs Inn epriia
rt sfo n0lNeua tnl derr.esti aiAUf
treating lh, hilnnf Nlfh ia tslia1 $3.50
n0f fentHif
npana kidney run hat. h.eu
pfut,l FoHA thd afe rIYiD df
utak hiin,tr tuans hl.s hssa laed
in h.dnrY ,tohbis for utrs aa yurr
l,ad rofpus Ghret testimony
Mra n g. Hnms lli Neaa0a Hi
Corpus ,husii rr,lt saYa n.in
Nhnay lus nsAs pfavea ver nensN
,aI to me pnl ofirH fdfIno ihrI
u.D N1 Aiinp.s wfr aut uf nrt,I
tud hsd taosashg nnna klurf
iuu stopped ihsso frruNiDs sul mhIr
w, hmneia normal
ifiao soD at sn draisrp pant
ampi arg tn Sidney usmedf ni
noaua NilnoY i'ur ite aamr thai
Nn huiur haa tonef NHhHrn ga.
rfopa uurmlo n y Ndte,ins ment
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-24

:" = = ' = - '" :
sEw rUNK lao a While ever,
other spoglna sseai sfhefYisS ~ ~
nism - 1FsfaDaaopsd ~ ths Hifefs.
Wolsnsi b fat n 5ill@ashse u . sell
~ note . a Blffssp h1s .lite affair
i1st Is yoffhy q bsiSta Eosfulg fhnfY
~ Scfssion. and 0sofss NshAn. 80 Al
isny. nxnt zen rounds ibsfs Tho
seisat = a. BE- az leua1s fisaslas
pnpsna ~ also ~ the taisfdaf fof
80 infefss1ax mltap snen one
Hound f1fan meets Jsnuii itreana
nan HoFtn a nyffins 1ai pare 81
week ibIa season. ana etIfffs tp uf
~ susf 49, = ~ in a lsfnssfa 'ar fhe
nets fse nunihs iis nfsf min ls
slih iso Hsu5 "a ~ inns nsHf sfst
u A - Ionss once Au.Amor Kan
saerisf SOD Vase assf sensational
staf af fHs posiuon be- recent peafs
win ihs DsraiDie sateFfDD ~ HowWs
sofa ahe ssaaan. a. ainDisiils iiis
sbaHd',u Hsst ~ fi.a gsDt .oHi fotslns
.ai gas 10 h. hifhad fran "a i-1lnf
difseiis in ffsnt % stffs ins Islah
down eas seprei and alao IN ln favor
q faaiur inE iae 1rsnal fnatn ai uir
fisi1 sna a .iienlns % tsa gsfaa
Gunloai Smith expects fH faN f4
fIanf. notf wees shtft Hf tli meet
gepfaas capenusr ln w round aoHI
100 rafs Fleao- lns frsH.t sl.npt
~ offered $500 nslai.t nWilas Hss
tFsf 90 900 o. Gaunaat 40 meet oaf.
atHNaf
THE woodland Ooif ciun Dol taking
..srg pfer4uiion % pfoie0f lumffa
auafrIm siandins ~ msnf 5000 m
sasd nln ahfuad Cos ths his aampeii
uuns wa ~ 10 uafo fo aay tant W.
laan rsfHfns will fsfeai fitt come
sners qnias an mo oth.f siia have
nfgsf psforr fa4lsd boo of.aia aHs tHls
Thora mist - elue hotldu1 aNout
the shoetapp iob 90 ihe aIperpas Atirf
iHo passing ~ TluArr ihn oHian iis.
manach vas picked nut tae aant.l
rls.ehsrs Fhsu lHe mHurr fcu Hn
hlrA n,trek. thu promptly signed VI fn
tne rodsnaia o. Naald ho BETTER io
ltltr ths fatancf "a uH U.s. a fHr
uHllr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-24
FnoM plow0ov 70 paoftslon

40 tnt ng,rninef m0tilnr or fh.
Issenla ~ thv pplsttlN ~ rpsHe
~ chaflos iHua predecessor u
Eovcmmcnt Npa hppolnttl .aHffHlt
asan W The i.an u..psftmi pte-
fstsar ra.ia Is Texas unauHi hai
avs been fsaIed sn furw in persr
caunty, whore his npms dNtsH veit
th"ae ~ th, atewfe lsfmws ann
After uolshlns ~ punilf 1fheoi edo
,etlen epd b oonsnp et Wsalherl0ii
coilr9p Air Potts alternately wnfhf
and studied. until rN Yr1fs ts0 whor
~ beeamc q regular lupifusior ln iho
state ralsr,silN, end thrive Yeats iatcs
was made Professor ~ upNernmrnl
The ninaN nf hla llfla la.A mum nl.N !
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-24
oEaIana foa 10 seNlno eAes



faeh yeaf ths aosiFpa CO.. ssvine
ieaa seem more bsauilfui uian ibaao
m fhf pfr.li.nE gtar M.at ANS s.nl
Hn would appreciate aulh a baa phru
she attends the sewing Int rht nt.
go hnHa 4fo cushioned ~ hfn1adet silh
Hni " the remnant rounifcs arc uHf0h.
go short iongibs ~ ysp0nslte ailka H
rhhuns mal Boz purD hasra af mlfh
f'd0osl pflDsa. ~ % - delld.d io Hnr
iho bara. aau sofi Hns 9f satin lf
~ plain Dnlnr A. nW aiii.n lhf bi.k
un ibr mtfhine iiaud Teelng rtatlu, 81
% muth hrtirr fralsl
to mHto punrh haE. fuins ihrst
iht. fluna frum nrnlsdsd fIhbun utf
lnlhDa iu WldM DHt nfs mflHn se
finus fpn INCHES lena aud utf lnlhrs
tidn at tHr sffaieai Diameter thfn
zoe Csc mura aeriiuun frl1n slain aat
in rbh0n. mahlnr Thorn isenit u0hss
Ions hs Use innhta wiio ilun a lath.
orina hfnat dunn each sIlo 81 fhr
plan SECTIONS ard draw thrm tightly
uutl enc section measures zen luDhrH
'nHt JOHN thr 1f,iiunh unlng anef
note sections of plaln and urufsd aiih
unti fhr haF 10 rnmpisie. aiivvlus iho
points lp al ifee tom Within ihfre
lnrhss ~ thp too fIne inr haR Win
plsin siib ana ron 1870 rows % sutton.
lnE Three ana our half luchra apaft
thmufh tnH lhnat draw attnss ~
taif inch r,1bon ilulsh each slide
90 tnr bees Hnd thn ond ahsio 10 b.
drawn together with alb inssols
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-24
arrlagMeNr 81 col. slANrR.

.,Aiiet hsvaiA speclal
WAstiNoroN. A. 81. lan "a
After mcw thar forty ycars 81 az.
tiNe ssF,tee Coz Adam Walker - ne
coast Arslllefy Corps WAS piacsa "a,
me rcs.ra asi 90 army today on Ma
vwA anpl,assun, c'ol alaksF u fivnl
Nisnos< and WAS sfadantrd from M
*sss Point academy 81 fSgs and fronl
,he Mulletg school ia 1854 fiw sn-
'Itc setshe haa haen IN the artillery
Hfns. " 'sAleh he Reached ,ls sraae ~
spieAe. ~ ipes
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-24

he srict ~ SoO1srass a. the news
that Ms1yA~ has SECURED nossher ~aa
prsssaely fNlN ca0slled ~ .he ~ q
MsfAle thai he aad failed 70 hand Ne.
nelehy.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1914-02-20
Look for the Label.

The new Minnesota Seed Law,
which is effective now, requires that
all agricultural seed sold for seeding
purposes must be labeled. The law
does not prohibit the sale of any seed,
but states that the label must disclose
certain facts, such as the purity of the
seed, termination, and whether or
not it contains any seeds of quack
grass, dodder, perennial SOW thistle or
Canada thistle, besides other informa-
tion. 1t also gives the privilege of
selling seed with the label "Not clean
ed seed" All buyers of seed are
urged to be very careful to see that it
is properly labeled. Do not buy seed
marked "Not cleaned seed" unless it
is absolutely necessary. l..
Oswald, in charge of Seed Laboratory
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1914-02-20
Sunlight.

Sunlight is one of the best and
cheapest disinfectants at our disposal,
and we should take advantage of this
fact at every opportunity. In the
construction of barns or shelters of
any kind for animals ample provision
should be made for the admission of
the maximum amount of sunlight.
Southern exposure is desirable, that
is having the majority of the windows
facing the south. The warmth thus
provided in cold weather is disirable,
and much of the excessive heat in
summer can be avoided by providing
suitable curtains or screens. Most dis
ease germs are easily killed by direct
sunlight, as has been repeatedly
shown by experiments. H. Preston
Hoskins, Assistant, Veterinarian,
University Farm, st. Paul.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1914-02-20
Whitewashing.

The old-fashioned' New England
habit of whitewashing everything
from the front yard fence tothe stable
at least twice year, was most ex.-.
cellent one, and is one of the old time
customs which the present generation
might well adopt.
The following is the recipe for maxi
ing whitewash published, by the
United States Department of Agricu-
ture:
Slake half bushel of unslaked line
with boiling water, keeping it covered
during the process. Strain it and add
a peck of salt, dissolved in warm
water; 8 pounds of ground rice put in
boiling water and boiled to q thin
paste; and a pound of clear glue, dis
solved in warm water. Mix these well
together, and let the mixture stand
for several days. Keep the wash
thus prepared in kettle or portable
furnace, and when used put it on as
hot as possible with painters or
whitewash brushes.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1914-02-20
JUNIOR SHORT COURSE.
Good Time for Boys and Girls
March 3Oth-ApriI 4th.

The Junior Short Course at the Uni
versity Farm School, Morris is offered
again for the third time from March
3Oth to April 4th. Each year this
has been an enthusiastic crowd of boy s
and girls come to the school for the
work Immediately after the close of
the regular winter term.
The students will be given board at
the school and will be under the direct
supervision of the faculty. The only
charge will be So. 90 to cover the act
ual cost of board and material used.
Every boy should go back home at
the end of the week determined to
seed small field Of alfalfa and to raise
the best acre of corn in his locality.
The work offered will be:-
For Boys. Corn, Alfalfa, Milk
Testing, Stock Judging, Mechanics.
Basket Ball, Blacksmithing and Car
pentry,
For Girls. Sewing, Cooking
Health. Literature, Corn, Music, Milk
Testing and Gymnasium.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1914-02-20
More Work for Assessors.

Assessors will have their hands
full in making the assessment this
year, including the real estate assess.
mnt, which occurs every other year.
The new tax law goes into effect, and
the changes from the old assessment
law are quite radical. Instead of the
81 or 80 items under the old law, the
assessment blanks contain 81 items.
The property owner is supposed to list
his property and put down it's actual
full value in cash. The assessor then
looks the matter over and if ne does
not agree with the owner he puts down
the value at what he thinks it ought
to be. The valuation for assessment
purposes is then figured out at 25.
80 1-3 or 40 per cent of the true
value. The work requires lot more
of detail work. and assessors will
have to study up on the work if they
expect to bring in their books in pro.
per shape. Every one of the assessors
should without fail attend the meeting
in the county auditors office in Nor,
ris, in April, at which member of the
tax commission will be present to ex'
plain the new law and its workings
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1914-02-20
SchOolmasters' Club.

On Wednesday evening of last
week number of city school superin-
tendents met at be home of Superin-
tendent Davies and formed an organ
ization known as the Schoolmasters
Club. The members of this club are
the superintendents located in west
central Minnesota.
The officers elected were :-Presi-
dent Supt Fay. of Herman: Secre-
tary Supt. Jewell, of Glenwood
Treasurer -Supt. Kane. of Beardsley.
After an evening spent in profitable
discussion of matters pertaining to
school work a delightful lunch was
served by Mrs. Davies. assisted by
Miss Lundstrom.
The next meeting of the club viii
be held in Minneapolis during the
week of the Superintendents' Shorr
Course at the University of Minnesota
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1914-02-20
Literary Club

The regular meeting of the Literary
Club met with Mrs Leuty. Current
events by Miss Halhorn were very in
structive. Mrs. Hawk had charge
of the lesson ysview in which the
members had a part. The Maga-
zine studies by Mrs. Putnam and
the large collection of post cards adj
ded interest to the days lesson.
The paper by Mrs. Cooley. "The
Future of Mexico" showed thorough
study of the subject. The instru-
mental music BY Miss Brynilsen and
the recital were very much enjoyed
by the club.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1914-02-20
That Printer Of UdelI,s.

At the end of a well remembered
poem Kipling describes the happy
fate and reward of a good artist
and only the master shall praise
him
And only the master shall blame
And no one shall work for money and
No one shall work for fame
But each for the joy of the working
And each in his separate star
Shall draw the things as he sees it
For the God of things as they are. 7
THIS also describes the object and
ambitions of Harold Bell Wright,
author of "That Printer of Udell's. .
Mr. Wright does not work for the
money that will come from his efforts.
He writes because he loves to create,
because he likes to see his thoughts
grow into life under his facile pen.
1t took Mr.. Wright two years to COM
plete ''That Printer of Udell's." the
book that made him famous and that
Messrs. Gaskill and MacVitty will
present in dramatization form this
season, dramatizsd by Mr.. Wright
and ElIsbery w. Reynolds.
"That Printer of Udell's will be
Eseenaat The Orpheum on Saturday,
Feb. 81, with fine acting company
and complete equipment of scenery.
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