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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-16
Society, Clubs, Music, Dancing
Parties.

Mrs. J. B. Clement will entertain
Tuesday evening at her home. 351S
Tularosa street, with a linen and silk
shower in honor Of Miss Ethel But
Ter.
Mrs. r R Mason will entertain
avenue in honor Of Mrs. Robert McRea
and Mrs Hays Stevens, OF Eagle Lake
Texas.
The officers Of the 18th cavalry
stationed at Columbus. n. NJ, will en-
terrain a number of FL PasOans and
army people with a weekend party at
Columbus Saturday and Sunday. The
principal event will be a baseball
game between the officers Of the
sixth field artillery and the officers
of the 18th cavalry, which will be
played Saturday afternoon Saturday
night there will be a hop in honor Of
the visitors, and Sunday morning a
horseback riding party viii be the
feature OF the day, with a ''stirrup
cup" on the return to the I3th's head
quarters. The party from FL Paso
will leave early Saturday morning
and return Sunday night Among
some Of those who will go are Mr.
and Mrs J. A Happier, Lieut. and Mrs
". \. Hensley, jr-, Mrs Lamar Davis.
Nations Norfit. Misses HiIda Sauer.
Edith McCreary, Anne Lee Gaines
Walker Mcclellan, Annette Schmitt
Frances Aayfield, Emily Kemp, Mar
tina Thurmond; Lieut. Neil G. Finch,
Lieut. A L p. Sands, Lieut. Join c.
Maui Lieut. r E. D. R Hoyle and
others.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-16
WANT HUGHES TO
RUN FOR SHERIFF
Citizens OF Cameron County Urge TeIRs
Ranger Captain TO Get Into Race;
Not Likely to Accede-

Austin, Tex, June 16.-Capt John
E Hughes, senior officer Of the Texas
ranger force. is being urged by the
citizens Of Cameron county 10 enter the
race for sheriff Of the county. How
ever. Capt. Hughes has practically de-
Clined To enter the contest
a few days ago he was at Browns
vile and was importuned to enter the
race. being promised the support OF
the people OF that county hen asked
what he contemplated doing in the
matter he said he did not think he
would accept as he did not feel in
clined 10 relinquish his duties on the
state ranger force
Capt Hughes has been on the state
ranger force for the past p years
serving first six years as a private and
sergeant and upon the death Of the
captain OF his company he was pro-
NOTED TO the captaincy, which position
he has since held He has been sta
toned at Tsleta, FL PasO county, for
the past several years.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-16
Ell PiSO SCHOOLS
CLOSE WITH Cash
BALANCE IN BANK
Auditor Submits Report to
Board Of Education; Fall
Term Opens Sept. 8.

The city schools closed the past
scholastic year with exactly $50, 6ZS.O3
cash on hand That was the figure
shown by the report Of school auditor
F. f. Sawyer, submitted TO the school
board at the meeting held Monday
night
On May 81 the cash with the city
treasurer totaled S47,S7142- Against
that were warrants payable amounting
TO Sl7,243.3g.
schools Open September $.
Vacation days viii be over on Sep
TENDER 8, when the schools will again
be opened. The opening Of the schools
this year viii be almost q week earlier
than last year. and so 1t is figured that
the schools viii close a week earlier at
the end Of the term The board decided
to open the schools earlier on recon-
mendatiOn Of superintendent R. J..
Tighe
Believing that a teacher can obtain
better results by having only ore class to
teach. Mr.. Ilghe recommended that this
system be employed in the schools this
year Last year, on account Of the con-
gested condition Of the schools, teachers
were compelled to teach several classes,
in addition 10 their regular class Ac-
ton on the recommendation of Mr..
Tighe was postponed until a later meet
Pageant shows Deficit.
The report Of A H. Hughey, principal
Of the high school showed that the
nlGn ScnOO4 pageant sAo"cu a ue44cIl
Of S2I3.29. Warrants were ordered
drawn for the amount The total ex-
penses Of the pageant was SS50-S7.
The Latter Day Saints asked TO use
the Lamar school for religious purposes
three times on sunday. The board main
Iains that the schools are nOnsectarlan
and IL would not do to establish the
precedent Of allowing any religious de-
nomination 10 use the schools There
was also a question of whether il would
be legal TO permit the schools TO be
used by religious bodies
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-16
Ont OF Town Visitors.

Mrs NJ Newt Of Duncan. \. NJ,
who had been visiting MIS- George
Duncan. returned TO her home Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. J. W. Anderson Of Columbus,
n N. spent the day in FL PasO Mon
day. leaving in the afternoon for Fort
Worth. where she will visit during the
summer.
Miss Ivah Cool, Of Ocean Grove. Cal
ifornia. is visiting her sister, Mrs J.
NJ Dudley. and viii be in FL PasO most
Mrs. D. R. wilkes has as her guests
her sister. Mrs. Horace McRea, and
Mrs. HAYS stevens, Of Eagle Lake, Tex.
They will visit in FL PasO for about
month
spending a short time in Granite Gap,
n NJ. has returned to FL PasO and is
visiting Mrs. J. W Eubank, on Mon
tana street
Mrs. J. F. Goodhue. Of Beaumont is
visiting Mrs Robert Bowie She viii
accompany Mrs. Bowie to CIoudcrofL
\. n, Wednesday and will be with her
there for several weeks
Mrs. r B. Miller. mother Of L c
Miller. of FL Paso, is visiting her son
Bliss street The young child Of Nj
and Mrs Miller has been seriously i'll
but is better
Edgar Love Of Tucson, Ariz-. who
has been visiting his daughter and
son, Mr. and Mrs ". I Watson, left
the first OF the week on an extensive
trip. He will visit friends in east
Texas. Oklahoma, Nebraska, MinnesO-
IA. Colorado. Idaho, Oregon and Cali
firnia, returning 10 Arizona in Octo-
Der.
Mrs. T W. Grace, Of RockpOrt. Tex,
arrived Sunday afternoon TO visit her
son, Jos Sheldon and his wife, at the
Echo apartments on Myrtle avenue. DIT.
and Mrs Grace lived in FL PasO for
number OF years and Mrs. Grace has
many friends here Mrs. Sheldon will
return TO Rockport with her when she
goes hack
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-16
SOCIAL CALENDAR

Wedding Of Miss Rachel
Howard and DR.. L. p. Byers az
Church Of the Immaculate
Conception.
Mrs Charles y. Brown enter
tains the Beta Beta club
Mrs. r R Mason enterIalns
for Mrs. H. McRea and MIS-
Hays Stevens, Of Eagle Lake
Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-16

on account Of the death Of Miss
Helen Brown, the auto ride and picnic
d the SaEons club. TO have been held
MONDAY night has been indefinitely
POSTPONED.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-16
about Ell Pasoans.

Mrs. J. A Bozarth has recovered SUI
ficiently 10 be about a little after a
long and severe Hines
M and Mrs J s. Wright have moved
from SIS East Rio Grande, to ISIS
Montana street where they will be at
home to their friends
Mrs. J A Buckler has recovered
from the injury which kept her con-
fined TO her room for several weeks.
Mrs. Buckler had both ankles sprained
In an accident
Mrs. Wallace Branch has recovered
from the I'll effects Of a recent automo-
bile accident, and is able to 90 about a
little Mr.. Branch leaves soon for
Amarillo. Mrs. Branch viii join him
there as soon as she is strong enough
to travel They will make their home
IN Amarillo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-16
ACTION on PROPOSED NEW
LODGE BUILDING POSTPONED

The building committee Of the odd
Fellows was not ready to report at
the Monday night meeting Of the lodge
and the final decision on the plans for
the new odd Fellows building was
postponed until next Monday evening.
when a final report will be made and
plans adopted Z. c. Hicox. noble
grand OF the lodge, was appointed TO
get the committee together and pre-
pare its report for the Monday even
ing meeting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-16

Fest of cleaning. pn. 1891 for wagon
C-cs-cnt Cleaning Wzs.-Adversisemen t-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-16
Dinners and Lmcheons.

Mr.. and Mrs c. W. Geiger celebrated
their 22d wedding anniversary Sun
day with a family dinner at their home
on san Antonio street
Lieut.. a. D. Surles entertained with
a small dinner party Sunday night at
Fabens, where he is stationed His
guests We're AR and Mrs J. A Han
per, Miss Anne Lee Gaines. Miss Iva
Cool. Miss Sue Dixon, Ralph Wingo
and Walter II. Drury.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-16
e Pasoar1s Returning.

J h Nations who has been on a
short business trip 70 KANSAS City
has returned home
Miss Marguerite Darbyshire has re-
burned to FL Paso after visiting Nj.
and MIS- R o. Darbyshire, in Anthony,
n. NJ
Lawrence Stevens, who had been at
tending school in the east returned
Monday afternoon to FL PasO for the
GUNNER vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A Martin returned
Sunday from Southern California,
where they have been spending the
past six weeks
Miss Elizabeth Stevens returned
Monday afternoon from the east
where she had been attending school
Mr. and Mrs Horace B Stevens and
heir family VIII leave soon for Cloud
,roft n NJ. where they will spend
he summer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-16
LODGES and Clubs.

On account Of the death OF Miss
Helen Brown daughter Of one Of the
charter members Of the AIattice temple
Pythian Sisters, the meeting Of the
order Monday night was shortened TO
only the transaction Of necessary bust
ness 1t wa decided TO have the in
stalation OF officers, which will be held
Monday, July 8, a public ceremony.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-16
Church Affairs.

The revival services at the Alta Vista
". E church have closed The services
resulted in y additions TO the church
=
The Women's Missionary society. OF
the Alta Vista II. E. church. meet at
the chapel at 3 o'clock Tuesday after
noon for its regular meeting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-16
You KNnW YnIr RrsINEss

And just what you can AFFORD to spend
on advertising We have a large ad-
vertising force, which is at your ser
vice and willing to offer suggestions
on advertising your particular line so
that you viii get the most for your
money We appreciate the business Of
the little advertiser just as much as Of
the larger
HeraId-Phones I15-116-453.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-16
Auton1obiling.

James C. White and wife, Of 2s15
Bliss street viii start next Sunday
for California in their automobile, to
be gone two months. Mrs. ]. / Nc
CullOugh, mother Of Mrs White, viii
probably accompany them.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-02

Jad salts Is Inexpensive; cannot
luIure. and makes delightful ef.
ferycsceui nfhIa. water drink.
(Ady. 80. 90
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-02
MEAT CAUSE Of
KIDNEY TROUBLE
TAKE SALTS 10 IIlSH kiDNENS
~ RNCk HURTS OR BLADDER
RDItI.i,S.

II YOU must have your meat oT.
cry day. eat o.. bat flush your Kid
news with salts occasionally. saws O.
uotcdw authority who tells us That
meat forms uric acid which almost
paralyles the kidney loo their e..
forts L. "Npol O. from OBJ" blood
They Socomr sluggish aud weaken.
then you suffer Nith dH'I mm.a..t
Boo the kidney region. sharp pains in
the back or SICK headache. d.ll.nc p.
your stomach suurs tongue De- coat.
cd and when the weather Is Dad you
have rheumatic tainres The urine
gets cloudy. fun OF sediment 'Hr
channels often get sore and Ir-H'.
cd. ohliriug YOU to seet relief ESQ
or three times during the night
TO uviralize these irritating
acid. Co cleanse the kIduD mI
flush or me body's uriuogs waste
goi four ounces OF lad Salt ir.m
any pharmacy here. take 'aH..
spoonful u @ glass az water I.'H-'
breakfast 'ur few days and y.rr
kidney. uII then act fine OH.
famous salts 8. made from o.,
ol grapes and lemon Juice. c.m0H
rI Vi'h Wla and has been u..
fog generations 90 flush and sflmg
late sluggish tiiueys. also 90 Mons
ltralze ihc acid. in urine. so b. u'
longer irrtatse. thus ending bl8d
lrr weakness.
Jad salts Is inexpensive; cannot
lInIure. and makes delightful eff
fcrycscen' nih.a water drink.
(Ady. 30. -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-02
No Chances for Him.

4 dealer selling cloth in small
town asked on freshman who was
passing 10 hc would buy a suit length,
aud added You can have Il for ten
bob 60 which PM replied Ecsob.
.,r 81 tuppouce would buy the mahngs
of a topcoat .or ar elephant couldn't
bus tAo markings % pair oi legsiugs
for a canary this minute
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-02
rn Daily News Want Al.
rlr,, nnallth cone.r,lra.

The nr.t English coucert!na was
made in 1929. but there Was a Ger
man coucerilna long before that tine
Mozart tshO seems 10 have written
Tor every instrument In existence 10
hIs dsy. including barrel organs. me
chemical ciOckwork. etcl wrote an
adaFio In & major "a time for The
ooncertina IN the year il7s. and also
az sdagio and rondo for conceriina
flute oboe. viola. and cello Ia l''o
cr 1871
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-02
announcements

For Judge Forty.seventh Judicial
District:
JAMES n. BRVNNING.
JOHN ". VEALE.
iitGII L.. uMpHtES.
For District Attorney:
HENRY y. BISHOP.
A. =. ROLLINS.
For County Judge;
Y. ". MCBRIDE
". VI. JETER.
!. \. CARLISLE.
For District Clerk:
J. =. THOMPSON.
!. &. skiLLMAN.
For County Attorney:
RAY q. JOHNSON.
For sheriff:
". VI. BURwELL.
For County Clerk:
SAN u. MOrLOw.
For Ia, Collector:
WILL y. THOMPSON.
FRANK u. BuCKINCii,W
For Ia, Assessor:
GEORGE VI. IEDfONU
GEORGE =. WILLIAMS
LESS WHITAKER
! For County Irchsur"r'
T.. =. SEARS
, LOUIS BlHSON.
g.. ". (WALTEI0 HOCkMEII
~. q. HANiiCk.
". ~ BENTON.
o.. y. Iil'RT
"INCIE" FOR SMITH
!. 1. McGi,EGOR
!. =. LITTLE.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-02
MONTH Of TRAVEL
F0R 5P0RTSME.N


universities. the matches between
Eu.I.h and American boxers aud
wrestler. all too fcv and compo.
uiuus BOO ths coz thar sport of the
ESQ great Anglo Saxon peoples
puo respect of the athletic assoc
citation, of Eleluud ana America m
the missionary enterprise OF both.
England his tried tu convert Amer
irn to cricket America ha made 20
pr.i1ruar uIur t0 H.Hu.e %. 500
baseball ~ s u1f probable Chat
riihor gam" cnu be tausplantcd.
hdi thD CHIEF moral of the baseball
r.". .Iuu n London g. that b. en-
p lrs Wcricas contribution 20
Ii HlItIn of games There was
u..nr H.h catching and fielding.
such lu,tre.# and power. ever
shown ou B. i.ld OF en" by players
with d ban li was lesson to
trIrEDfcrH. u HHH u 900
mnn Just 20. England hae
Hur tho world Der gaines. $50
America hae taught the world mr-
'Icr Developments "a other stage iu
lu'ir evolution in tho ority OF
ports Eu"tHH is Hmod Ton ound
mes. $500 H.uiUa bu. hdor COURAGE.
and 'rldil, Bw Boo sport as Zoo
.iI' ~ Boo Htr ineso qualities.
though o. Sine .oI aWIoU. du NOT u
thnu elves sucU pfoarc Amer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-02
Laughter Aids Digestion.

Laughter is a most healthfui exer.
ton. 10 6. one ~ the greatest helps Ia
digestion alth ahich am acquainted.
and the custom prevalent among our
forefathere. of EXCITING u NJ tabls by
testers and bunoons. was founded ON
llae medical principles Huielanc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-02

Wouldn't you Ike to see
wealth more equally divided Alb
"sultinly suttuly; Just as soon as
Abs spent dis 1o cents"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-02

COLORED agent wanted Benefit
order. Sl0U 10 $500 monthly Ia
hustler Write quick. Ado ess Box
7G-i09. Cincinnati. O. 1891 ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-02

HAVE vacant iut AZ $3.50 under It,
value Well located 1ivlio feet.
The party who buy u will double
their moncr SEQ ne today " you
want Gauf Room . lowell Bldg.
lSO-st
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-02

Daily News Want his must be &C
eomDanied By tie CASH.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-02
BY HOP"

David y. Hanson, NJ. -.
PHl siCIiN AND SURGEON
surgery and Surgical Diseases Of
Women.
Pathological Laboratory
Suite ~. Carson building.
Phone $50
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-02

WANTED a woman 10 DO general
work Ia small restaurant good cook
steady work good home Address J
y Bateman. Happy Texas.
is0-2p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-02

COLORED agent wanted Benefit
order S10U 10 $500 monthly Ia
hustler. Writ" quick. Address Box
7G-i0g. Cincinnati. O. ls0 ~
MISCELLANEOUS
BliAIDS made from comiinT'. Elite
IIalrdresslng Parltr. Is Fqua Bldg.
Phone n. gO-2Gt
III IT is help you want. phone So,
Amarillo Employment kgency. We
get the help without delay. y. New
som. manager. 4. o. Box 77C. ANA
rillO. Texas. g7-tf
GO TO 900 Harrispl street for good
board and nice rocts Il. A. keet-
ing. S7-u
Build a concrete 81, with ten
years guarantee. ee j. l.. lIeam
at Bralelton Pryor N c.. l51ltf
WRIST CLASS Scnographcr and
book keeper desires position begin
ming June lst Address \. = How
rem. Box iu5. Canyon Tex. lG4-lpp
PASTURE ! have pasture for 1850
head OF steers. plenty Of grass and
water. Chas Direlli \. Dumas, Tex.
l72-10p
I WANT your screen work doors.
window glass and all kinds repair
work. Neat aud quicl service. Phone
1896. \. G, llctrlck rtom Chausolor
Bldg l7O-l5t
SMALL RANCH FO3 SALE Four
sections. q miles NHt of Amarillo.
OWu 1000 acres lease balance 500
acres I'm cultivation, good improve
upuis. two siiog. wit consider some
/ trade ana terms. y direct from
owner. bone III or call at So"
/ Pierce street Amarillo.
l72-tf
-------
/ TO RAISE MONEY VIII sell 60
acres Of best panhanf 'e farming land
$3.50 per acre Boz iGS Silverion
! Texas l1'-l0p
-
] ANY ONE wanting piano boz
phone 20. " a h. rrnsier co
1856
/ WE sold nos Fillmore 81 yesterday
and got the cash We can Do as much
for Won List with tn i've wire Tor a
sale or trade boekrai land co.
ita-fi
liF YOI ha,o money a. loan. call M
up. Why uut make II iiaw % per
cent. Phone o.. ". 4 Askev
iS0-3l
--- ----
ITItAVr a customer who wants $500
van, smaller loans. Phone G5. "
Ia. Askev. 1907
-----. ~
I'VE HAVE BUYERS Tor and a.
acre tracts near 'n"n Wat our Of
Dockray Land Go Tho live wires.
1901
----- -----------
WE HAVE nr buyers for home
/ In Amarillo Give us written de
scr,n,lop ana E.t urices. Dockra,
" - ---
In section ranch for flile cheaI
with 30 section. off leased land nj
uihF'r 80 ' 200
P'""' ''
~ ... has,. ,.o,, for HE re,
an,t.s ,r,t. f.r ap arkansas farm
cheap while ih,, last. or rent a root
room h,u.. 100 Amarillo al s7.Oo
Phone 2. W zimmerman ~ 'ss.
is"-'
-. - - '..t., I'D mos, daily no,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-04
Daddy 'sBedtine
The Little
. Old Man of
The Mountain.

"/Y% HERE strange old who decided he would live
lie to
"a sounds thought he'd like help make them lie loved
which
He told his family
i
climb to get to the top He had great children aud grandchildren
and they listened old ideal life
mountain would be Some of the crc thought the climb won't
much ana they'd the old
They take provisions to
last them climb OF they
o on
THE which like
cirg
many of
make
But almost dark. ana
The
delicious
what did haveT'
Well continued daddy, they
chopped fine big pies
mountain food They
After they'd finished eating
grandfather, who the leader in everything,
"AH the older beloved
almost like roaring The younger whstd The people who
lived at the foot of the lvered
storm. Listen o he
And it the old /
nj roars
so the you the
his family are helping along the fury of the storm"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-04
GOOD ROADS AND SCHOOLS.

The rural population is moro Willin.
10 support better schools today thar
al any previous time 1t is being real,
zcd thar an educational activities @,
agencies must bc more or less cor
related, aud, more than an else. thai
they must Doe made accessible To the
children. In many counties where bad
roads prevail, most Of the schools ar,
Of the ontiquated one-room variety.
They are usually located along bad
roads which, during The winter when
the schools are usually in session. be-
come So nearly impossible as TO make
Tia dmcalt for the children To reach
them This condition causes irregular
attendance and restricts the eduya-
,iuua, opportunities ot the child. MOI
only tEis out it often impcdes ,ho
eeonom.e consolidation of these small
.r schools into largcr stronger grad
ga schools with high school courses
directed ay d competent principal and
CORPS of teachers.
CON- the other hand. .n counties which
have improved ,holr roads, the schools
arc easily reached the average attend
rg1 -r,atsr. The efficiency largely i'm
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-04

The Seeds or kernels resulting from
these are first ian the forms of sacks
of sweet refreshing liquid that chang
Is into soft. delicious, edible pulp ANA
finally becomes the hard nat Of com
merce \ group of go 10 go nuts are
cncased In huge, knobhy, rough
brown husk which looks something
Ike "a huge chestnut bur- and which
opens at the bottom when the nuts
are ripe and lets them fall TO thu
ground. The nuts mature very slow
Is, requiring from blossom 20 ripenes7
fully year The gathering of green
cr unripe ta-uI nuts is prohibited by
law in Ecuador. When fully ripe they
arc about the size Cf small potatoes,
ct very hard white composition, very
line grIined, and closely resemble den
tine ivory in al It's characteristics. The
trees are said 10 begin bearing i'm their
sixth year aud live from so 10 100
ears.
Hundreds of natives. called taguar-
as. make business of gathering these
nuts from the wild trees Of the inter-
Tor ut Ecuador collect them ON RATS
and hoW them down the rivers tn rs
meraldas or other Pacific ports. where
they are sold i'm open markets 10 the
exporters. The Importance of the in
dustry has grown until now the United
States alone buys annually about TO-
po0 toms of agua nuts for which the
PURCHASERS nay. including export and
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-04
Gems Tn Verse
THE FAR CALL.


HE Galway roads are calling. call.
Ing TO the Galway born.
They can see the dew wet hedges
- shining leweled in tho morn
Ihey can hear the heart horn,
laughter of each childhood
known gossoon.
Ana o nights they hear the nddlcs i'm a
well remembered tune.
ANA the Galway voices call them where
the Galway children play
ana thelr hearts turn back to Galway.
aye from half the world away.
ana the Devon roads are calling. calling
10 the Devon born
Ihey can smell the English roses in the
sweetness OF the morn
Ihey can see the white winged fishers
homins when the day is done
On sea all crimson glory from the set
ting Devon sun
ana the blue eyed Devon lassies call them
from the long ago.
ana their hearts are sick for Devon when
the sun is red and low.
ana the Scottish hills are calling-calI the
scottish banks and bracs.
Nhu the Holland bikes and iowlands and
cali loud Italian ways.
rum Wherever men were children. north
or south or east or west.
comes the call TO those whove wandered
"hen their faltering limbs would rest
u is not the home ways calling when tbs
evening sun sinks low;
II Is lost youth calling. calling: but thew
never seem TO know
Judd Mortimer Lewis
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-04
BIRTHDAYS OF NOTED PERSONS.

Cardinal I'crrata. one of the mo
widely known members of Tie College
of Cardinals. 90 years old today.
Edmund IT, Noel former governor Of
Mississippi, 5N years old today
George W. Prince, former Illinois
congressman. 60 years old today.
William Marshall Built former 500
liritur general ut the United States.
~ years old today
Brand Whi,Iock, former mayor of
Toledo and present United States mia
lister to Belgium. A. years old today.
John J. MURRAY, outhcDdcr of the
New York National LEAGUE baseball
team, 30 wears old today.
Sam Langtord, well known colurcl
heavy weight pu-ilist Is years old to-
day.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-04

have union leaninss. I'm fact there was
no opposition TO the repeal bill The
mining companies had nothing al an
20 do with H.