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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-12
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-12

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,ya and iwn for corpus Christi iuah
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sint1n and hays losi a. faifurnat and
s.utnn
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az Aic. with the iifh rchnpl team ~
'hat cit. The ThsnksEitinf Day
name viii he played 90 League I'ark
win ii~ fnsi iiayviev roiisnians ~
Portland
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-12
NOTICE

The uf-veis Tnv 81 ncw 1no an'
pasahie ~ me office ~ ihe city 80
reiary. a. J Maingan cliy secfet'.I,
ss1ve-sfssnssrf
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-25
SRFiRRllela.

AFs Rose Davis of south Omaha IA
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Sidney McCoull OF Lincoln vls'te
friends this week here
MlEs Eulah hates left Monday for a
month's visit n Colorado.
Mr. and Mrs John Gorder and family
visited W. IA. Petere sunday
Mrs Pinney, a sister OF Mrs d. NJ.
Heacock, arrived here Thursday.
Miss Edythe Coons OF Steele city is A
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. I'd Jarman
Miss Elizabeth % Brien Of the Wayne
Normal is q guett Of Mrs. l., A. Bates,
Miss Bertha Miner of Omaha WAS yues,
Of Mrs Floyd Davidson the fore part
OF the week.
Mrs. llaEry Fiegenhaum and children
arrived home from visit TO Oregon, Mo,
last Wednesday,
Elmer BoTmAn and Miss Ada CHtch
fielo, both OF this place, were united 81
"A arriage Wednesday,
Alois Elwen departed last Monday fol
hoseman, Mont, lie VIII visit Yellow
stone park before he returns.
( Mrs A ]. Pope was called 10 Colorad,
( sprlrEs by the serious Illness OF her soa
/ George boob who Il in a sanita riuu
there,
/ Ars. BFislsy end a sister from Peoria
B stone PARK They VIII also Wait Glace
I park, Montana.
| The following candidates have beer
] nominated by ths republicans Ton pre-
| cinct officers, Assessor. Frank Counte
z rr.i Justice Of the peace. Thomas Nelsnd
IOaa oNeFsesr, ID, q. smith; contable, w
: =. Roberts.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-25
RHODES SIDESTEPS WHEN
HE FILES AS PROGRESSIVE

HEBRON. Neb, July 2.-(Special 1T
has been announced by Walter H. Rhodes
of Hebron. democratic candidate for con-
gress I'm the Fourth district, that he mas
not filed an acceptance Of the petition
signed by voters OF the progressive party
in the regular form. but in the following
certificate, which will leave it up to the
secretary Of state to interpret the mean
ing of the word affiliate. The law re-
ouires that to accept the nomination
from another party candidate must
under oath swear that he "affiliates witt
the party named in the certificate" This
is what Mr. Rhodes says:
I. wnlter H. Rhodes. being duly sworn,
depose and say, that | affiliate with the
democratic party, and have filed as 9
candidate OF said party for the otflce Oh
oouRresslnan. Fourth district, Nebfaska
that petition has been filed by the
voters OF the progressive party OF SAID
district requesting my name to be placed
on the official primary ballot OF the
progressive party for the primary cleo
! ton TO be held on the 18th day OF August
l9i4 as a candidate for the otfice OF con
I gressman Fourth district. Nebraska.
1 / hereby state that affiliate with th'
progressive party in those principles
| gressive party are Identical, or slmila
| 10. and agree with the principles of th'
| platform of the democratic party; sale
progressive principles being closely aliieS
10 democratic principles IN many respects
while the principles of the republican
! pistform are largely antagonists.
! further state that l Will abide by tho re
suits of said primary, and II elected, will
qualify and serve as such OFFICER
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-25
Farmer Hurt in Runaway.

TECUMsEH, Neb.. July 2t-(special.)-
William Speckman, a well known farmer
who lives ten miles southeast OF Teeum-
sch, il suffering with fracture and
other injuries caused by a runaway acci-
dent Mr.. Speokman and his two sons
william and Eddie, aged 12 and years
had been to Johnson and had started fol
home Their team became frightened al
an automobile and ran away. The RIG
was upset and at first 1t was feared Mr.
Speckman had been fatally injured. He
was unconscious for some little time
William escaped without injury, while
Eddie was somewhat cut up.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-25
wrrpIng Water.


Mrs. H. 8. Thompson ef Malvern. la,
~ visiting relatives here.
Mrs. John Harrison of Lincoln has been
VISITING, at the home OF her brother b, y.
Girardel
Mrs Frank Bokelman u visiting her
parents. MI. and Mrs. A. NJ RockwelI AT
Mason CITY, Neb.
Mrs. Rmma Barry has gone to Falls
tity Tor q visit with her daughter, Mrs
D J. MaeHer ana family.
Mira. ]. n. Rsnney entertained her son
Slens sunday school elasa At their farm
home "Wednesday evening
Airs. J. S. scoy and little son have re-
turned to their home al Chicago after "A
months visit with relatives
Mrs. James McNamme and dRuKbters
Mabel and Maude. have gone 10 Teulon,
III. for a three weeks visit
c. p. Walter Hnd family of Lincoln
have gone into ten days camp at one
% the wooded spots along the banks OF
Weeping Water creek.
iertaa and HslmaF Christensen. twin
daughters OF Mrs. and Mrs W. r. Chris
tehsen. entertained a few OF their trisnds
on their tenth birthday July Il,
4. Day made q record handling
newly threshed whsat AZ his elevator ons
day last week when In seventy minutes
he weighed, dumped and elevated into the
ear l.its bushels
y, HArobd Geer will sivs an organ re.
eitel a. the congregational church in tho
near future. Mr.. Deer was former
musician Of this place and ia now or
Banist at FAN River, Mas
An insane man, who gave his name as
doe Tracy. wss discovered roaming the
woods near town Sunday and was taken
into cuatody by the local police and later
taken to the county jaii by the oheFiff
Anthony, the is-yeaT-old son OF Mr. and
Mra ~. \. WAGNER, was arrested Thura.
day morning on charge OF breaking into
the meat market and stealing money
nom the cash register. The lad WAl
taken 20 Piattsmouth to answer to the
charge In the Juvenile department oi
Judge Beeaon'a court.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-25
GIkhOEs.

Mt aud Mrs Swedeholm OF Wahoo
visited MIR, and Mrs, Fate
Mr. and Mrs Henry Bay called on
friends In the country Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs J. u. Fate are entertain
ing MIR Fate's sister from Weeping Wa
ter
Mrs. Henry Bechsl and two children, Of
OTnR hA. visited Thursday with her father,
A. VI. Hansen.
Mrs. James Calvert and ltttle son q
Mrs. y. r. Calvert.
Mrs. GeoTge Calvert and three children
came IN from Willard, Colo, Thursday to
visit relatives here
Mr.. and Mrs. William Schuldt and
Julius Schuldt and family motored TO
Omaha Monday afternoon.
Twin babies, a boy and girl we're born
Wednesday to hR, and Mrs George
Paaseh. They lived but few hours.
Mr. and Mrs chris Rolls and MF. apI
Thursday to visit Mr., and MTs. 0eoSge
Cite.
The contract was let Ncntsy night by
the school board for an addition OF two
new rooms to be built on tho west side
OF the school house.
The Misses Ruby and Helen Hansen OF
Omaha returned to their home saturday
tivss. Miss pallA Meyer accompanied
them hons
The ball same and horse race hove
! saturday was very well attended. Tie
1 Holloys OF Omaha played the Elkhors
I team or Interesting game, which Wen'
/ 20 the ElkhoIn team, TO 2 The horsS
Ions o. Grstns. Ridden Ridden Ss pSn {
| Quinn, with 0eorge EuHis horse clos'
second,
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-25
business Change.

WEEPING WATER, Neb., July "a
Especial. THE confectionery store OF
John T. CroEier and S. +. Girardet s
general merchandise store, are to change
hands August /. G., II. olive has bought
the first named business, and Johf
Crozier, the present proprietor, has
formed a partnership with his brother
Henry. TO huy out the Girardst store
Mr. Girardet will retire from active bust
ness life, after thirty-one years spent II
the same line at this place. @. II, Oliy'
has spent over thirty years as printer
and newspaper man In the town and
was postmaster eight years.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-25
Water supply Low.

WEEPING WATER Neb,, July n
Cspecial)-The continued dry weather is
making the water supply low at the rail-
road pumping plant and the city water
works a. well as the private wells. The
water for the railroad supply tanks is
drawn direct from the creek. which is
now getting 80 low that a small dam has
had TO be put In. Ths city pumping
plant 10 making arrangements TO reopen
an srtesian well, which w0s used last
summer A light rain visited the vicinity
lgst night.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-25

Nehawka.
r. II. Sheldon N At Lander. Nyo., this
week on business.
J. NJ. stone II spending the summer
with his sons In Colorado.
Lena CarpeF Of Fairfax, Mo is visit.
ing relatives in Nehawka this week
Miss Irene Norris from Ahamont. Kan.
Is visiting relatives here this week.
Colonel Stlrm and wife are spending
the heated spell al Glacier Park, Mont.
Stuart Rough and wife are visiting
in the mountain states OF the northwest
samuel Humphrey and wife are with
their son-in-lRW, J. e. Banning, la oregon
for the summer
Rev. Van Buren, was called 10 Geneva
this week 10 perform marriage cere-
mony
Miss Isadore sheldon treated her sun
day school class to a Jolly picnic We'd
nesday
The Misses ella Slliiman and Ruby
DEmme OF Burr are guests az the Guy
Rood home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs IT. =. Thomas ana chn.
dren were over sunday, guests at the
John Wunderlich home.
Mrs. Kate Knee was hostess To Mes
danes Klrkpatrck. Kropp. Carper and
Miss Frona Kline at dinner Wednesday
Mrs. Rufe Goodman and daughter
left for their virginia home this week
after a three weeks visit with Nehawks
relatives.
j. H. Melvin OF Hespera Mich wa,
visiting old friends here this week ME
Melvin was a pioneer here in the eerlS
sixties. but returned to Michigan In ise
end became very wealthy
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-25
ULSTER CONFERENCE FAILS
Unionists and Nationalists Unable
to Find Common Ground.
FoURTH SESSION is BRIEP
Discussion Last but Forty Minutes
and Party Leaders Then Leave
PaIace-RedmOnd is
HnIf Hour Late.
BULLETIN.

LONDON. July 24.-The fact that the
conference at Buckingham palace be-
tween the leaders OF the various political
PARTIES had been rendered abortiye by it's
failure 10 agree on the area of Ulster 70
be excluded from the c.,ntrol Of the Dub
lin Parliament was confirmed by Premier
Asauith in the House OF Commons today.
LONDON. July 2-Acoordins TO the
Liverpool Daily Post. one OF the leading
liberal newspapers, II is frankly aeSnowl-
edged today that the effort made by the
conference at Buckingham palace TO re-
concile the conflicting views OF the Irish
Nationalist and the Ulster Unionists
must be abandoned The newspaper adds
that the report OF this unhappy result OF
the conference OF the leaders of the LIB
eraI. conservative. Irish Nationalist and
Ulster Unionist parties viii be published
in the Court Circular this evening.
The Buckingham palace conference to-
day was the shortest Of it's four sessions.
The chairman. the Right Hon. James
Lowther. Premier Asauith and Chancel-
lor Of the Exchequer David Lloyd-George,
representing the liberals; Andrew Bonar
Law and the MARQUIS OF Lansdowne of
the regular conservative opposition; sir
Edward Carson and Captain James Craig,
Ulster Unionists and John Dillon. Irish
Nationalist. arrived at the palace at II
o oclock. but the business session did not
begin until 1850 as John E. Redmond.
through II Misunderstanding was half an
hour late. Discussion Of the Ulster sltu-
alton lasted only forty minutes and the
members then left the palace.
No statement was given out as to the
result OF the meeting, but II was expected
that Premier Asquith would make an an
nouncement in the House Of Commoni
during the day.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-25
BenntnHton.


Mr.. Gus Junee was an Omaha visitor
Tuesday
ChaTlie Fuller has returned to his home
near Gretna.
John Timperley motored to Omaha
Tuesday mOrning.
Frank ITibbard of Irvington called on
Charles 0rau sunday afternoon.
O. j. wilcox enjoyed the Ak-saT- Ben
festivities at the Den last Monday even
ing.
The Danish brotherhood OF Omaha will
have an onting in the local park early in
August.
Miss Emma PLANT. who spent the week
end at the Leach home, returned TO Ben
son on sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Niemann, who we're
recently married. were intown two days
this week packing Mr.. Nieman's furniture
The Logrolling association win not hold
ItH annual picnic here as was anticipated,
but have selected Krug rerk as the place
and August % the date.
II. IL. kirsohner's store nov stands next
ID the MsngOld bank, and the corner LOT
is ready for the excavation, bids Tor
which ano now being called for.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Nlemann, who wer'
recently married, were IN town two day'
this week packing Mr.. Niemann'A iurni
tuse preparatory TO moving u to Soutl
Omaha, where they are making theil
home.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-25

mont.
Alfred Williams and Clarence Pamp
went 10 Bennington sunday.
Chester HsndrlCkson went 10 David City
Tuesday 10 visit relatives.
Mrs. Charles BrauGh Of Fremont VS.
Hed al the ,. r. Brewster home Monday,
Mr., and Mrs. = .. Brewster attended
day.
Mrs. john Bleick attended a surprise
party on her mCtheT IN Benson Wsdnes-
day afternoon.
Ar. and Mrs. Harry Christophsrson OF
omaha spent sunday Al the Albert Chris-
tophersOn home.
Aisses klsie aud HaTlin brewster entep-
tsined Miss liigensiathe OF Benson Tues
day afternoon
Aessrs. stilla and Louis Brewster OF
North Omaha are Waiting al the 81 n
Brewster home.
Mrs J. =, Mullen OF Omaha and Mr.
blanche Hunter % Pierce visited al the
bein home Saturday.
hr and AEs 8 n brewster visited
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-25

GENEVA, Nsb, July A-CspeoisL)--
Wheat is thrsshtng out eighteen and
twenty bushels per acre, Corn In need
ing rain. A little fell last night .02 inch,
Yesterday Peter YOungeTs and family
left for their summer home In Wisconsin,
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-25
PapIIIIon.

r, l. ireland OF Omaha was calling
ON Papiliion friends Thursday.
sheriff Grant Chase attended a meeting
OF sheriffs at Lincoln "Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mira Henry McEvoy OF Gretna
were guests OF MF and hrs. T.. &. Ne
EToy Sunday.
Mrs. A. ,. LanSdon who has been
visiting her sister Mrs J r. Wilson for
several weeks, Is visit.ng relatives at
GTetna-
Mrs. Claude futile Of Boulder, Wyo..
formerly Mics Almeda Fr,cerick Of Ihis
place, died Saturday after few days
Illness.
The Presbyterian sunday school held
= picnic az HaEscom park in Omaha
Wednesday. over 10 we're Ia attend
anCe.
Misses kittie and Sadie Horen and Rose
Nhalen and Rev Father DOud OF Omaha
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs LOui.
isesieur sunday,
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-25
From Our Near Neighbors

from Saturday till Monday st the Carl
Hibbard home at South Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Madison of kim-
balltOn. la. Nj. and Mrs. Fred Paulsen
OF bennington, Mr.. and MFs Nela Ras-
mussen and Maud Munson we're vtaitoFe
at the Dein home sunday.
Mr.. and Mre. A. Nelson OF Millard. Mr.
and Mrs. Peter johnson OF Benson Mr.
and Mrs. Hans Hanson of Washington
county and Mr.. and Mrs Alan Hazard
wree visitors AZ the Jacobsen home Sun
day.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-25

funeral Of their son-in-iaw, Henry Bar
tels OF sedgwick, Colo.
Mrs J. A. Peterson and daughter, Miss
Bernta, went to Omaha Saturday.
Mr.. Edward Million OF Kaysee. wyo. is
Visiting relatives and friends Ia this vicin-
ity
Mrs. u. w, Lawson and Mrs. Ella Will
son visited the Crowell Memorial home al
Blair Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Neber departed last
Thursday for Fort Robinson, Denver and
Colorado Syringe
Mrs. Peter Peterson. Miss Florence and
son Leslie and Arthur Nihbo left Tuesday
for Colorado Springs.
Rhsa Gilfry has taken up his residence
In Lincoln, having secured a position witt
the American Express company
Rev. Herman Hallerberg departed Mon
day with his family for Jacksonville, H.
where he will spend his vacation.
Miss George UnthAnk, who was grad
uated from the high school In May hai
secured school near Unadilla, Neb.
Miss Nina Petherman came up from
Omaha last Wednesday and will visit TIVE
weeks at the home OF w f. Roberts.
Mrs Harry Hearst and children ant
Miss Kate Murphy OF Omaha are visltint
at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. ]. l.. Million
/ MFa John Toft departed Friday morn
| ing for Excelsior Springs Mo, where Mr.
Toft had been very III. He is now inn
proving rapidly.
r. 3. Reynolds recently received his an
pointment as regular postoffice clerk II
the Council Bluffs terminal railway post
office, to begin August l.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-25
ArIiaEtsa.

Mr.. o. C. Hoberts ana family moter,a
10 Fremont Tuesday
Miss bernice Vail Wsat 10 MaFysyine
Mo, last week TO Visit relatives
Nels EnmArk returned home "Wednesday
morning from CooperstoWn, n. D.
Air. and MEA ". b. Wuliams went 10
Lincoln Monday morning 70 attend the
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-25

AVOca.
J. w. Waldrip has returned from a
visit at Scoua.
George Wilhelm. OF Dunbar. was a
visitor here Thui sday.
l. NJ. Ward and son RAYMOND, were
omaha visitors Saturday
Miss Sophie LindeFmRn of Lincoln, Is
the guest OF Avoca friends.
Miss Daisy Langhorat OF Elmwood
was the guest of Avoca friends Tuesday.
samuel Johnson and wife motored to
Hutner Saturday for visit with rela-
tiVee
Mrs. Il. y. Combs and dauEhtey. Of
Lincoln, are visiting at the home OF ora
&c Copes,
Misses Emma and Clara Marouardt
re spending few weeks az n lake in
Minnesota.
Miss Grace Williams OF winnehago. is
vlslting her sister, Mrs, Lester Hoback,
east OF town.
Miss Agnes Durham is here from Nor
felix for a few days visit with her mother,
Mrs. Il, Durham.
Mrs. William Morely is spending the
week with her sister. Mrs ", L. Gillin
at Council Bluffs.
Simon Rehmelar, Ben Mohr. G. ID.
Maseman and J. r, Rasmussen made a
trip to sutton Tuesday.
The Misses Alma and Agnes Holly OF
Plattsmouth were visiting at the William
haier home east of town this week.
a. q. Wurl, j. E. Mcdaniel Harry
Newman and Mr. Mcdonald. all OF Platts-
mouth, were visitors here Wednesday.
Misses Mabel ana Leila Gutter. who
have been visiting here for the past week
The eleventh annual picnic OF the OCd
Fellows will be held here Thursday
July 10. Rev. w. NJ. ElledRe OF Weeping
Water, will deliver the address,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-21

Mr end Mrs. D. A. Ward. OF Tall.
VISIT With relatives and friends Al
Columbus.
Items Of interest for this paper NAV
Dc left ~ the City Book Store or teie
phoned TO the reporter Bell 2gi-J.
Misses Charlotte Herzberg and
dora Duga. Of this city. have returned
from visit ~ Steubenville
Mrs Paul Fred. Of North Jefferson
street. IL spending a few DAYS with
relatives ~ Newport
Mrs 8. VI. Harper has returned 20
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-21

her home at Columbus after a visi,
In this city.
Aias Elizabeth Mcclellan has 70
turned 10 her home at Clarksburg AZ
ter q visit In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs John Keyser. sf
Woodsheld. have returned homo affcr
visit in this city.
Hon. Marshall Duvall has returned
70 his home al Steubonvine after n
visit IN this city.
Rev. y. r King and c. Dawson
attended a meeting Of the 81. Glars.
VIE Presbytery at Mt Pleasant, yes.
Miss Gertrude Robinson has no.
turned 70 her home ~ Washington.
Pa. after a visit IN this city
Joseph Diehl was painfully injured
Sunday afternoon whom hfa motor
cycle crashed into an auto
Hart Morris took charge % the Tel
dav
Mrs. r. y McOrew. 81 shadyside
- VISITING relatives and friends Ar
Newport
Miss Lenora Dunlap. Of Washing
ton, Pa has returned home after 4
VISIT IN this city.
Miss Cecilia Mcnamara. Of this
city. has returned from vlsit AZ
Pittsburgh
Miss Helen Martin. o. Dayton. o
IL spending a few days In this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-21

Canton Loyal odd Fellows will hold
an Important meeting In their hall in
the Commercial block this evening and
seHerai candidates Will be Initiated.
First NJ. r. church viii have charge OF
this evening
Sunday n crowd OF boys playing in the
rear OF the Central school building dis
inquired the door and did n number OF
The degree OF Pocohontas held a well
attended meeting in the Shreve-Hervey
nan last evening and three candidates
The Ladies Auxiliary OF the local hos
pital cleared a total OF sI53 on the en-
tertainment given last week
The knights OF Pythias will hold n
regularly weekly meeting I'm the Opera
House hall this evening.
Many or the miners in this vicinity
are hoping that a settlement will be
erected at the joint conference 10 be
Last evening at the First NJ. F. church
All OF the children that will take part In
the entertainment which will be given
the latter part OF the month held their
first rehearsal
The Sons OF Veterans will hold an i'm
over street this evening.
Two very Interesting cases were tried
IN squire X. T. Ongs court last eveninR
the principals being foreigners
Inc cold weather OF yesterday CAUSED
many people TO start nres in their furn-
aces again.
Rev. J. n. McC1ay. pastor OF the First
NJ. II. church. Of this city, went 10 BelI-
are last evening where ne delivered an
address before the AemericuE club
Ihree disorderly cases were tried be-
rore Mayor Wyckoff last evening. the