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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-20
THE DAY IN CONGRESS.
Senate:
Met at noon.
Resumed debate on the Indian

House:
Met at noon.
Resumed debate on the sundry
civil bill and Chairman Fitzgerald
of the appropriations committee,s
gave notice Of night sessions next
week until it is passed.
Representative Goulden delivered
a eulogy on Brig. Gen. McDou-
gall. former representative from
Auburn, n. T., buried in Arlington
today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-20
Extracts From Letters.


The following are excerpts from some
of the letters and kilograms that have
been received by the President during
the last few days:
From Illinois-"Will you kindly al
low a small business man to con-
graduate you on your position regard
ing trust legislation. In contradis-
tinction to big business. l believe the
sentiment among small business is that
this question ought to be definitely
settled as soon as possible. II 1t Is
sidetracked I believe that few years
more win see the country facing the
same problem"
From St. Paul, Minn.-"It is quite
manifest that the cause of the present
hard times Is almost wholly due to a
united action on the part of large
corporations OF the country. after de-
liberate conference. to chastise your
No doubt the corpora
tons have mutually agreed to put on the
brakes and slow up business in every
way possible. This is the way they
have OF intimidating the people and
its administration. There should be
a law that would imprison such con-
spirators and confiscate their business"
From Kentucky: 1.-THE circular letters
you exposed are a part OF concerted
action by big business to defeat the
ness and the common people want the
President to finish what he has started.
Business is not dull here, and is better
! than 1t has been In years."
From the Latin American Chamber of
Commerce Of New York: I'VE have no
sympathy with the purposes Of the cir
cuIar letters being sent through the coun-
try, seeking to stop trust legislation"
Urged to Keep Up Courage.
From a large St Louis house: Keep
up your courage and keep Congress in
session until it passes the trust bills.
Honest business is not being hurt"
| From Iowa "If the people will only
| stand by you. as they stood by Jack
| SON. then only those who labor insiduous-
| " and INCREASINGLY to further selfish in
, terests need have any fear"
| From Tennessee: I'VE were requested
| by a large corporation to wire our SEN
| ators and representatives asking for an
| ad journment of Congress without trust
laws. Instead we wire you that we have
/ full confidence in your administration
| and its purposes.
| Telegram from Portland. Ore: I'VE
! congratulate you on your determination
| to protect consuming people as far as is
! possible to do it through congressional
. legislation against the Vaccinations OF
| business. capitalistic combinations and
I trusts in the interest of social parasites
| and professional frreebooters who grab
| and thrive only through burdening the
| workers and producers. 1t is evident
| that all such are combining against your
administration
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-20
More Good Company

Washington merchants
seem to appreciate The
Stars censoring its adj
vertising as carefully as it
does its news.
They evidently like to
be in good company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-20
BUSINESS F|RMER,
PRESIDENT IS TOLD
Letters Contradict Impression
There Is Suffering From
Depression.
MANUFACTURERS UNHURT
BY CUTS IN THE TARIFF
Noticeable Improvement in Indus
trial World in Past Few Weeks,
Writers Declare.

President Wilson Secretary Tumuty
and other White House officials are i'm
mensely pleased over a large number OF
letters and kilograms reaching them from
business houses throughout the country
directly contradicting the impression that
has been spread broadcast that business
is suffering from depression and is likely
to become worse II proposed trust legis-
lation is not pigeonholed and other irri-
Eating causes disposed Of. These com
munications are in response to the action
of the President Monday in making pub
lie certain circular, letters directed to
bring influence to bear upon Congress to
sidetrack trust legislation.
If President Wilson's idea that depres-
sion is state of mind is correct, then
the letters indicate that the President. by
his recent remarks, may have inaugural
ed a different state of mind in the
business world. At any rate the writer's
of the letters assert that there is more
noticeable improvement in the business
world in the last few weeks than for
months before and that the records Of
the great majority of business houses
show better business for the past six
months than for the six months before
that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-20
Admit They Were Wrong.

A number of the writer's, heads OF
large manufacturing concerns, declare
that when the duties on certain things
were cut off they feared general
breaking up Of business in these lines
and condemned the democratic party
roundly They now assert their will
ingness to admit that they were wrong
and that they will be able to do bust
ness just as well under the present law
as under protective tariff.
Secretary Tumulty was showing Rep
resentative Reilly of Connecticut some
of the cheering letters that are reach
ing the White House as to improve
ment' in business and denouncing some
Of the methods being used to prevent
confidence being restored, when Mr..
Reilly spoke up this way:
Il got Letter a few days ago telling
me that because the employees In the
clock factories in and around View
the charge is being made that this and
other alleged troubles are due to the
heavy importations of foreign clocks
under the democratic tariff. | wanted
to know the true facts and asked the
Department Of Commerce to give me
the very latest figures as to the i'm
portation of clocks. The latest figures
were for the three months of this fiscal
year ending March 81 last-that is, for
January. February and March Clocks
to the total value of $4,000 were i'm
three months Of 1913, under a repu Bill
can administration and republican tar
III. clocks to the value Of $161,000 were
imported
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-20
Not to Prolong Shut Downs.

Investigation by me shows that man.
ufactories of all kinds around New
Haven, accustomed for many years to
a shut down Of two weeks AROUND July 4.
will not close down this year longer than
that and some of those which have closed
in the past will not shut down at ALL
White House officials call attention to
the fact that the recent circular letters
made public, seeking to stave off trust
legislation. did not claim that the demo-
cratic tariff was in any way responsible
for business depression and charged most
OF the trouble to too much legislation
and unfair treatment of the railroads by
the interstate commerce commission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-20
Friends Take a Hand.

In spite of the attitude of the Com
missioner. however. few of his
friends have discreetly suggested to
Attorney : General McReynolds and
President Wilson that Mr.. Siddons was
. valuable man for the place and that
it would not be necessary to look
further unless the administration de-
Cir ed to do So
Mr.. McReynolds has recently admitted
that. he was at sea as to finding an avail
able man for the local iudgeship. and il
has been the opinion for some time tina.
Commissioner Siddons was looming more
largely in his mind than before.
While it was stated today that the nom
nation OF Mr.. Siddons has not been abso-
lutely decided upon. there appears to be
little doubt that unless there is change
of mind on the part of the White House
and Department of Justice. the vacancy
will be settled by the naming of Mr.. Sid
donS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-20
Yesterdays Figures
Local Display
Economy

Cover Washington at
one advertising cost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-20
WEATHER.

Fair and continued cool tonight;
Sunday fair and slightly warmer:
moderate east winds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-20
Feels More Certain Today, He
Says, That Mediation Will
Pacify Mexico.
is HIGHLY OPTIMISTIC
AFTER LEAVING HERE
Expects to Consult Colleagues and
May Issue Statement
Tonight.

BUFFALO,, n. T.. June 2O.-"I was
never more confident than am today Of
the ultimate success Of mediation" said
DR.. Romulo 8. Naon. minister from Ar
gentina, when he arrived here at 1890
o'clock today after conferences in Wash
ington with President Wilson and Secre-
tary Bryan.
Minister Naon predicted that negotia-
tons would be continued at least another
two weeks.
II am confident" Minister Naon added,
land optimistic, which I have always
been. While 1 regard the difficulties
which have been encountered as serious.
there are always difficulties in mediation.
and 1t is the duty of mediators always
to find a way to overcome them SO peace
may be accomplished
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-21


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Fof District clsrk.

The Cater is avthafls.d 90 announce
JULIUS ponENfiNLp. Jis, ~ a
candidate Tor District clerk. fubiori
TO tho action u the Democfatie pri-
fnaries ~ July.
The Caller IL Authorized - annoane"
~ o COOK. ait. as a csndida'e fo'
% eieeilun ~ Distfioi CLERK, aublsel
n tnu seiion % the Democfatio orim
srtos
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-21

rhe caller = 0Hihnflred ~ announce
s.iT JONES a. ssndldafs ~ con.
static - Juftics Irffnc' Numbvf
one ~ubi-ff ~ The "a 80 4 -
Dcmoorahe primaries q. neat 'Jiiy
fhe caller - authorized a. announes
LEE nluea az . cansliais for r.
slsliioa a. Constable q Justice Pre-
clnri Number Ops. subject 10 ibs
.cson q ibs Democratic primaries
~ nest Jniy
Tho Caller ls authorized 20 hnnonues
" D. IpliAsToN ~ candidate
tor CgnHtshls - Precinct Number
Oss. sublssf 10 lhe action u ths
Ilsm0efsile primaries ~ nesi July
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-21
COl0UITT PREDICTS
FERGUSON VICTORY
DECLARES FIoHr HAS BEEN WON
AND THAT MAJORITY NAY
az 10000

Ar4rIg Ju, 20 nHHrning 10
Austin tonlrhl nam Niar stephens
l.rsth. YOUNG l'tfkrf ard Eaeiland
'ouut,r where De- made speeches in
i,ehaf ~ fsrWi-n Governor rolpuin
nfsdictsd iandaIif fn fht hfH
county candidate
ql. Governor aild ihat ine nrhi haA
i,ren wen. fhst BE- sst 0uI5 q qnssii"n
- tns abriiS. o. estimated d ans
ehsfe aefRefh $4,000 aud 100 900
ne lssYss tomorrow fDr HiHncn AND
then ain 81 a. Galnssfnir Sc NiR
ols.se biz speaking tour iudaf night
"a Terrell
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49, Iunl.. 81 lhs esaaa

Tho Caller g. auihefitci tu announce
o. " MILES an candidate fnf
1usfirr a. the IfHfr pf'rlntl nam
Doe One plare ncmhrf two. Huhieei
to che action Of voters lu enc Demo
cratic primaries u Juiy ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-21
seeclAl MlssellANrous

NoficE 40 Ct'aruwEna M. MN.
Norsan wiu o. absent ifom the ri'y
fuf munih CUSTOMERS ns'nn w
Heafii NEGLECTED. lieannn rnup ran
D.ats nfdsn ai Nehlnsnn a N'lfrhn
ltoygrf Store ana thst vii fn lhf
,fdefa fof Nfr Nounu no..
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The Caller is authorised ~ annonnce
A. ~. WELLS ~ candidate fpr Of
flee ~ rubliu wglsher for precsrrt
No !. auhjefi 60 me sesinn % thu
Democratic Primaries ~ neat Jais.
The Caller 10 an,henssa 20 anneo ACE
NJ .. DWNN. 40 a candidate tor pub.
IL wslghsr. rroclnci No. I. <uh.ect
70 acsina u the Democratic pritasriss
neat July.
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The Caller 10 authorized ~ annUuues
ciIAa y. a. won niuciiEi as D
candidate Tor reelection ~ COUNTY
surveyor. snh.oct 90 tho action ~
tas Dsmocfrtic primaries
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-21

CLEANING AND REPAIRING. ren,
sis Balai and oihsr make. n. A
Mul.f. ~ smi,hs nooh aiose. fhOns
sl6
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-21

Tho Caller a. auihaflrrd a. announ"'
a.. y WRIGHT 30 q candidate -
re-slsoiion - sheriff q k1"esi
County subleei 10 the nriien ~ ib'
Tsnocfafic primaries II nest Jul
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AUTO BARGAIN

Autouohiie larraui five passenger
car. newly o,erhauisi rpitd"ff nieh-
Tension magnetic new utrs nli round.
Fuse s. tisvrs Hepaif SHOP iasaua
and Chapafral ritseis 90 n
dale fof fe. elostiun 10 1uaiics q mo
rsaos ~ preinfi Number one. Huh-
i~cs ~ pls action u ihs Democratic rri.
uafies
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-21

Thr VaNst b. anihnrfHd &C. announce
hos rNf D ptNN ss candidate
qar 30 sis,iian ~ representative vf
che stif dstrNi subio, to ths az
uon of ths VOTERS lu ths snsu.na
p.mutrtlI, pfimaii,s
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-21
For County Assosssr.

The Caller a. authorized 90 announce
J. g. HLUNTGEh as Il candidate
far re- election aH County Ararhs0r
subject Ga the action ~ iho peme
cratic primaries
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-21

Avoid headache, impurities
OF h. } Blood. constipation by
taking a emp OF GRAND
MAS TEA. Best laxative
for children. Pleasant 10
take. sweeten md take -
an ordinary tea. Package r.
cents.
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The Cslief - authorized 20 sunouncf
u a. JuuD ~ d candidate 10 C"iih
~ CLERK. subinct 10 ihs ariion ~ ih'
Democratic pumniss - neat Ju'i
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TIE Caller is auih.Hiara tv annouao p
AHcHiK rAnn of lusa' Coanss -
candidate 81 State senator. suh
i.oi So ihe aetion IL tho llrmnffaii,
pfImffi,s 20 Iun
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-21

TIE Caller - nuihorife 90 announce
JAMES A. TAfi.0st, ~ a candidate
fof rssslsataa a. caunly atsefnsy
subject 10 the action u voters Ia sh.s
Democratic primary % July ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-21

-As-.-----e-
eisafioH ~ CsqnlF Tak asflestof.
settcst 10 tho actiSn ~ tina Dsmo-
cratic primaries n neat tuly
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WANT TO rRAor


VAST no. iriit ,hu0, cliy rrnperN
fp lHmnmi, Caf mnsi nt In rnnd
and.urh wine nn, A lashm.
rNas lf
tom BNCNkNUE NiDo $780, fnYm
residence vlfh .u madern caNf'nifH0's
yatsr eierur ufhi unth f1rHr' nwn
Trees and hedge fa mcs rosidan "a
aiuut samr taluo Boa CORPUS 'hHra
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room bungalow 'iis' in. in1h'H 90 s'"a
rental proposition What hove ipa
Address infs boa lsg ~.
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e.lsIs.l Anns~ns..n.r, a....
ANNOUNCEMENT


FuF tfHfe ttnatoFI
The NsN~f - suthcf.aed o. ANNOUNCE
W a rFWktNs - liir WeFs
Couniy ~ a cauaiset, ~ state Sen
s,or setie,t - she artion ~ tht
prm s,fauc pfinissies ~ nsxt July
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Foe County rr.s.sr,r.

rhs caller 81 authorized to announce
A. } SHAW 49, candidate foi
County Treasurer subleot o. the
democratic primaries - neat luly
tho caller is authorized 90 annUur,e
a. y a. OuSsFl.l 90 candidate
~ recollection as County fresHwei
subject 60 the aciion ~ the pcmn
cratic primaries
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RoR sALE

FYR gAIT Dne registered i'wef
COW phonr 20 can 'o- waco street.
iI3
TDH sAiT Gnnd rrdnufant dninf
..,d business iinn loeauon Cheap
n tal.en I'D once Nfhrr nlFuicFa rrHr
500 far ssihag. rr' ~ r. sif+ Pc
90. Chnmral lFt
FOR SALE TENN ~ muies. : years
ola. about % hands hiah also fafn.
tools ~ Humid sheli Road -
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DISPLAY
ADVER TISIN G

open rat rate psr inch. per column
eide Sbc
Same Sundaya
Standing display advertisements
pen rate per inch per month s. 90
Reading Notices
Pure reading matter each insertion
s~r line. zee
Locals per nns. each Insertion. igc
Contracts fcf larsv amounts ~ ad
cftisiuE spsce on application az this
,fic.
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LOST AND FOUND


LOST nahies slipper win stocking IN
a. n,ium Ca Mission Cafeteria ise
forNp cold knights ~ g,thias bot
ton Applf ta fred ieraand,S chg
Drug Store. 100
IpST Dnr gfxta automobile t'rr
bumped up. on ths um between
Bishop and corpus CHRISTI Finder re-
urn t0 ~ D. Wakolutd Nue'eH iioi"|
lul reesls, $500 reward 100
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Fsr yusties 81 .hs Peace.

fbe Caller ls authorized 90 announce
JrDoE PAT wiFEi.AN - e sss,ii.
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FOR RENT Use room coiinse'
modern throughout close in Phone
,st ea3 n
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-, County coilseses.
rhe Caller H. authorized "a announce
En- DLivEn 90 oandlasts fof r.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-21

Zoe County Commissions
lilo Caller is auihoslaei o. announce
g BALDWIN o. q candidate fo'
County CemiaisaloneT. l'recinci NJ
subject % the action ~ the bsmo
cratic primaries ~ neat J1iy.
Tho Caller ia authorized 90 annou~vs
r 81 LAwHANcE as = candidate
fOs election f0f County Commits
slonvf. prccinol Nuinher one. subject
20 tho actiou ~ ths p,iuocfst'a
primaries
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CALLER CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
- a CLEARING HOUSE, FOR SOUTH

'tN REM fAr uam noust bLl
wsco Arph q D. ss,as. a. q. Ss,l
napk hI1g iaa
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Tho Caller Il authorised o. announce
a. . COOK. Dr.. az candidate Tor
County CLERK subject 10 the aciloh
~ the Dem0cfailr Primaries - nssi
Juiy
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-21

rho caller is authufisrl to Announrs
TOM a. nitANNpN ~ sanulaAir
fuf Count, Juaas sahioot to ihs
Iultis N NHH fmnrf
rtg Caller - authorized io announr
WALTER D. TlMoN ~ fs eirsuon
aa Count, Judrs. subject 81 ths 90
tion - tho Democratic qUlmsricp 90
neat Inls
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MISCELLANEOUS

49,
Old naN Made Ntv hg failo The
onh exclusive hattrr in ''orpus rhfl'ii
if7 Peoples street Prices tpc is'a
81 oe lnd 81 gt lio
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room furnished coi,as" iaeinS h-f
modern convenience. Randall ~
brewster.
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Tho Caller - authorized 90 announce
AUorsr vEHLlSoER - a cand.
date fur County clerk subject a.
tho action ~ the Democratic pa
mhrlos
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ron RENT Five room hungaiow' cor
uer Uaddfldee and Water streets
Phone l02. Mrs !. ". s'ayt"n +"
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nr.Ufs Meh.tIfrs hurirrvH Offtr. ulr
ueu'afs ucc Aussltaum Nrlr} to.
lHr it o. rfth. Iftrtars hans ga.
WANTED sucamen ard collector fn
Im Wells Comu with headquarters
90 Alice Also one for west Nustes
county lnrmiinr th' towns nf nishop
nnsrol Canllen with headquarters BE-
Nohsfown singer sewlna MHDhiuc co.
corpus CHRIST r,'as "a
WANTED Money in AMOUNTS 81
from one 10 ten Thousand fur buildlns
In the Corpus Beach Addition. sldnel
Allen $40
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WANTED Furnished down stairs
rooms fof nsht housekeeping itave
no children Phone s-s-0 o.
WANTED Au ioul .nd band furnl
ufe highest eaah prlrc caiheYa
2nl Hand stor. 1l2 Lawrence street
rhUnc ao 30
WANTED Woman 90 aa washing To-
u,r hom, Npp 81 S. Nanic .sia
Atr g. Near spnhn sanIurHw Do,
WANTED Assistant h.ntlerpcr
muH b., good boa figures hnd i4si
wararr Good orpnnunt} Hnnvri
n own hlndwflunr Fte asr oa
p.iIen,t ana phoue numhsr o. p u"s
est 200
WANTED Employment hf "a marie,
man as solicitor or wori. lu store ''
p,riene, Address o. D q g. Caller
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