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

corpus Christi Cooperative Farming
Co.. Acre shares, Room g. e.. a.
NATL bnka uldg. Phone $50. bloca
n. east
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rms sspAlReRs

sinner Bros. Tire and Rapps' - 49,.
ChapairaL Phone ~ ~ -
Vulcauizing. Eat,srS
Masneto Work. block 4 sa@
Corpus chrlatl nui,her Tire ~ -
repairing siarare ha'iefS VI -,
station. rcchsrssus masss's :
nets Coz. la~renee and w"
phone 76e. .iock iA sea'A
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ADDING MACHINES.

- v btadle, lAgeet Tor Baton Ad
ems Mach'nes) a trial solicited. li5
starr street. hlovs a. north. phanc
teg
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> \ Davis soa CITY Natl Bank B,de
city property and Nuecc. count,
black hand farv block is, south
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NseuefR = sayton. First State Banl
h'a's.. Phone - hloct Il. west
rnpc 4 Spthrrl,nd Sa,he ma ma
block is. woss.
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frs "ur merchants lunch. il Is "a
ess' IN ms ei,y New bike cafe.
SOC chaparrat plvcA IS west.
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uNnrarAksEs

Maxwell T. Danne. Exe'urss =, ~
takers and Emhairners
sii starr. Mock I. nof'A
Rcynnn vnderiasing ce go, .
plcte undertaking ss'Ap ,,'....s !.
tho cay SO NIh
Phones - ard ass
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city Fish CO.. FISH. oysters Crnts
and shrimp. Phone i4s Prompt p,-
livery. fJi Mater ST.. Block rs. west
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The Stamms op,ometrists 4.
quite; block east.
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ICE CREAM

For Quality Ice Cream. ring goa
Purity Creamery co. Family trade
speciality block 2, west
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ACCOUNTANTS.

sidney Allen 7i2 Cnaparrat Phone
ESQ and 7lo, block "a. west
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Ne.''A studio, so2h Chwsrrsi rhuu.
asv' Fortraiiuro hlock %. east
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Manhattan cate ORCHESTRA Music ~
cfy kyenipe NrS, & Na,c.s ll,trl
"h"ne geo bl~k 20 oos,
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CEMETERY

Roschiil iVtk Cemetery porpe,as
earo ON she'll Road a, Wes, edge 81
eny limits
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CASH GRocsRs

"Ns efe'ei Ireeofy Storc, fruit aud
N'fvuhieS ans starr St Phone ssl
block IL. south.
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sidney Allen 7is Tmparal pAon,
ESQ and 40. hlocs %. west
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nRY GOODS STORES.

~ iich'cuslcin A sons. "Outnt,crs to
Every body block 30. west.
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Nneees "N Comnry. eos ~, Nsn
IN nlas- Phoae ao3, t'ccl 4.
snuih
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's'l'o"'v Piano - reervthine Nr.,
es'' $50 chapargaL Phone lOs,. biocl
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cLrANlNa ANn nYrlNn

Lucneu The Cleaning Man. Csg chan
mrai Phone csc blocs 80. west
g. ID Nonicy cleaner and dyer. The uue
you VIII eventually patroni1e. Cor
MESQUITE and iRguna 81 Phone $50
block 2. northwest.
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HOW THE DOLLAR GIVEN TO
FOREIGN MISSIONS IS SPENT

FIGURES sohRo SOUTHERN BAPTIST
SHOW THAT sa4 CENTS actually REbcHgs
poPPies GREW sEFoRr-FAcrs THAT
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PHYSICIANS ANo sllecro.e

~ W l. resess -sosl-s peoplc,
street, Phone 1871. nlaet - So,
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The Extension sctNWc ~ tfc A a
a cillees wlN is1uc a ban tln ga paa.
mt culture ana cowgcas about Ianu.
ary let, ateeloins a. AN announcement
~ Cnrrnce tNisles al,eglet rhls hnl.
letin VIII tell ar aenut ihc pcapai
ana e'wpoA aa substitute Cor cotton
Tor nos, wear The prrcssine "a the
pees ga rsevyrt destruction hs wccvlls
ard irta neilcN On thu aNcutioA ct
lscanui crushing pler,s Win Sc a fea
tass 81 ihr hlllctin which VIII be for
frcs d.ntiititinn.
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rAlLoRs

Suits 20 order SIS without es'f' J. -. -
see Tariff Wooden Mills 'is ~
raj Cali 100. block 10 can
Z
y. y. Harrison Merchant
Mesquite. Phone ~; p''A
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4AeNEss. sAonl cav. vgnlclrs

~ Miteur ouif,tpr a. she horse sos
Mesquite. uock Z, east
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BONDING. FIDELITY 4 suRrry

Lion Bonding and Surety Company
sidney Allen. ne chaparrul Prone
sse aad 40 block % west
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COLLEGE NEWS LsrrrR.


An instance ef whore one hundred
aud ffiy hens equal alN bales Vi COT
ton has been disco, crDd In Wara,
cnahN according Is ne announcement
hy the Extension agfyic, 90 the A A
N. colirse George rchols. a farm.,
IiVlng near tho cutcxo has finok ot
100 hens Ne has SOLID this year 10 dat,
faoo worth ~ cRRs Reckoning saisn.
az the same rate Tor the ncyt two
mnnthH, adding the sales af poultry ana
maklnH due allowance fer cgga ana
rhlekrns eaten hy tho family aursns
the Nvar hD wti have received thu
afuas amount III az laast Sa6n 90 Isl
January igt tfom this flock
ono 81 hsa tenants total money crop
this year consisted III sta halns ~ cot
tom now not eNcecdinG SiNd.O0 nr hut
/ s.a in advance Of the money rent CON
I ilactcd with Mr Efhuls Rer.anine
the hale az iac per ppend. the thrc,
tons of seed "a see per ton, witch II
che price prohahll received hat tyr thc
{ WAT tHr tcranra tuLd lnrumo an ~
tenant roiion Atmer would have been
1880 The cuttuu rruaifyd Che ervatof
part uf the tenants timc hnm Anrl
to November ana a rnusiitfahl, paf,
of the time of hiss wife and childrrn.
The ohlrl.rpe required tho attoation ~
Mrs. tchpls uVfhRps aN hour das, ana
the tinc pf Nlr 'Shois rs tahlne the
osAr ia market Two vf three times e.
week u ~ 4AfN Ga Say hat tho net
prutit an thc ehlDkrns Afir. makine
due allowance faf ,hc tlne ~ AR. ant
Mfn hrhels WAS sisoi thus cuualnag
Tho profit vn the six hni,s W cotton
ar Erhois also suld huttor and NVae.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS
Miss Lille Hail wants youf cia'r
Ladies' Home Journal
Evening Post country lsn',r,.-
$50 pcr year each WA = y
cali and show samples. sp@ =
TRANSFER and sToHisi
Merchants Transfer On. u.
Phone gsS. Heavy fIaullns s''s' :
south.
Patton transfer & STORAGE -
1929. 7se chaparrul; block y =
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NEWSPAPERS

'aller-H Herald. Address Just Texas" ~
Phone 5s. block 9. east
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't's Auto lAvcry, tlrst GLASS kuios
pruap' serb'e lel chaparral i'hon,
tli. hlcck tast
Nrow Aato i,ino. uay and Nisht sor
vice FIRST Class Autos Rospsuabi.
Drivers $40 Starr rhone sif. bloch
q south.
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VeNas Motor sales and Supply Com
pany THE pslpo The chalmsrsl D,
u. Wood Phone 80 block 8. cast
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LUMssR
southland Lumber Co. c.. sammons.
Mstr 'Hur Customers FIRST" goi
Leopard Phone 49,
-
MlLLlNERs
Sow Bon Tom IlWnry. 80 Peoples
Miss Eun Nichols. Phone 5aS.
tIock d. souta
MISS s 8 Clark next door to the Tosi
office Phone i1e block 1. east
lhe Emporium Millinery. cas- Charar
ial Phone ii6s block ~. east
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Harry Archer The Cadillac Man Als1
haAa'ea ,hs Wichita TRUCK avs rco
Plies fhouo 1905 hlocA n. north
ti'cl q rttts. tAseuta for rulck Auto
mceilcs Chase Truebs ana o. Is
l'rep 'oa ChaparraL l'hane leo
block o. sast
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WALL r.PEs Aso ~. -. j
simmons 6 James. ncck ~ ~
sac. block 10, north ~
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Ford The Universal car Glover
Johns Auto CO Phone saa Cor
Mesquite and t.eguna. block \
west
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'nse a heeft5 miomutllo gafare
mach'oe topair saap corner Mcs
q Hte ard iasuna ftrcsis
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1914-02-21

when finally the inspiring story OF
arid land reclamation is written, Fran
els G. Newlands, senior United State
Senator from Nevada, will be accord
ed leading, if indeed, not the leading
role, in the processes leading up to
the government adoption of the plar
to make homes for hardy Americans
who because they came generation
late, were denied selections from the
public domain that once included fer
tile and we'll watered valleys, where
Natures dispensations are generous
and home building possibilities great
-Fallon Standard.
1t depends on who writes the story;
one who knows the inside history of
the reclamation proposition and the
political history of Nevada, or one
who simply takes Newland's word for
it that he is the main guy who pulled
off the irrigation stunt.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1914-02-21
Chicago w omen Have Answered.

Reports from Chicago show that
about 10000 women have registered /;
Offices closed with long lines of wo-
men to register. March II will be the
second day when the total will un-
doubtedly reach 100000 Such show
ing answers effectively the question
as to whether the mass of women
want the vote. If the number comes
up to the estimated 100000 Chicago
will have far outstripped New York
Is Greater New York going to let Chi
cago get ahead OF her?
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1914-02-21

Following are some comments upon
and an analysis of the agreement by
c. f. Shillingford, of the Smith Val
ley Land Company:
Paragraph 2 (a) In binding them
selves to accept testimony in regard
to rights of Antelope Valley Land &
Cattle Co, the Water Users Associa-
ton gives them an extra-judicial
right that exempts them from an ad-
justment of water rights that would be
equitable to the people of Nevada.
2 (c). 1t is left optional to the A.
V. L. & c. Co. to take water on the
basis of 40 miners inches per cubic
foot, while the other parties must ac-
cept the Thurtel findings, based on 50
miners inches, thus giving the Ante
lope Valley Company right to APP
propriate 20 per cent more water than
their due proportion of the water of
Walker River.
3. This paragraph is in direct con-
tradiction to the provisions of para
graph 9, which note.
a. Pacific Live Stock Co have no
water right in the East Walker, for
the Mason Ranch, but in the main
Walker, the point of diversion being
about two miles below Yerin9lon
5. Is manifestly unfair Note that
the water turned out of this hypo
thetical reservoir may be charged for
by slight twist of the implied mean
ing.
6. Note that no ESTIMATE of prob
able cost of this reservoir is made.
and that this site has been turned
down by some of the best engineers
IN the West; also. that the Antelope
Valley Land and Cattle Company
stipulate that they shall have com
plete control of the building com
pany, making il possible for them to
spend an enormous amount of money
on construction, which the water users
cheerfully agree to pay FOR How
much? Does this need no considerat-
alton, or can it safely be left to the
discretion of the A. V. l.. & c. Co? If
they fail to build, then the people are
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1914-02-21
COPY OF CONTRACT WATER
USERS ARE TO SIGN.
What They aae Asked to Do to Secure
Reservoir and Irrigation.

Following is the agreement that is
being circulated for the purpose of
constructing reservoir on the East
Walker River to store water for Irrl
CATION in this valley and in Smith
Valley, and the proposed wiping out
of all litigation over water rights in
these two valleys and Antelope Valley:
COPY.
Memorandum of agreement between Pacific
Live Stock Company, Antelope Valley Land
& Cattle Company and all other parties to
the suit OF Pacific Live Stock Company
Thomas b. Hickey, ct al, in the United States
District Court Of the State Of Nevada.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1914-02-21

seph M. Bannigan pushed the resolu-
ton through to the third reading, and
almost before they knew it the vic
tory of 1913 was re-won. The resolu
ton for a State constitutional amend
ment was brought before the House
and passed 40 to a. 1t now goes to
the Senate; if that body adopts it, the
resolution will have to be passed again
by the next Legislature before it can
be put to the referendum vote Mrs.
Everett Colby and Mrs E. F. Feickert
were in Trenton aiding in the fight.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1914-02-21

Invites Your Inspection.
Do not be persuaded to send your
money out of town for this class OF
goods until you are posted on what we
are able to do right here. We not only
save you money, but you are permit
ted to inspect the goods before you
pay for them. No annoying delays
No substitutes. No shortages Our
guarantee goes with every article we
sell. Compare our goods and prices,
and you will surely decide to buy
here.
JOHN SANDMAN COMPANY
Main Street. Yerington.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1914-02-21
EQUAL FRANCHISE PROGRESS
DR.. Anna Howard Shaw Comments.

DR.. Anna Howard Shaw Comments.
When word was received at the Ma
tional Women Suffrage headquarters
that the Democratic floor leader, Mr.
Underwood, had called party caucus
to vote on the matter of a standing
committee for woman suffrage, DR..
Anna Howard Shaw, National Presi-
dent, wired Mr. Underwood urging
the creation of this committee. Upon
hearing that the caucus had voted
against creating this standing com
mittee, DIR. Shaw said; "The action
of the Democratic caucus, in refusing
to endorse the appointment of Comz
mittee on Suffrage in the House of
Representatives, is largely due to
their position on the question of State
Rights-a position which Democrats
and Republicans alike urge whenever
the interests of their States demand
it; but which they alike ignore, as in
the case of the Income Tax, and the
direct vote for Senator's. The States
Rights" cry is very convenient wea-
pom whenever the politicians in Con-
gress seek to evade an issue; but the
issue of woman suffrage must be faced
by Congress sooner or later, and the
appeal of the National Suffrage Asso-
citation to Congress to pass con-
stitutional amendment will be follow
ed as vigorously in the future as it
has been for more than fifty years.
The lesson which suffragists must
learn from this vote of the Demo
cratic caucus is the increased import
ance of the work of'the State Congress
sional Committees which are coop
Grating with the National Congress
sional Committees in Washington, of
which Mrs. Medill Mccormick is
chairman.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1914-02-21
How to Prevent Bilious Attacks.

Coming events cast their shadows
before" This is especially true of
bilious attacks. Your appetite will fail,
you will feel dull and languid. If you
are subject to bilious attacks take
three of Chamberlain's Tablets as
soon as these symptoms appear and
the attack may be warded off For
sale by ali druggists. Advt.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1914-02-21

privileged to dig up fortune of their
own, to put water into reservoir the
bottom of which is 70 feet below the
bottom of the West Walker. and then
spend another fortune getting it out.
7. You will observe that the Ante
lope Valley Land and Cattle Company
demand only the modest sum of $751;
600 for their holdings in Alkali Lake,
and the equally modest sum of SIS per
acre for the valuable rocky hillisdes
for a right of way. Also makes it pos
sible for spectators to secure this
stock, and thereafter to sell it for any
figure that the traffic will stand.
8, This paragraph is a novelty in
asmuch as it is perfectly harmless
9. Parties signing this agreement
make themselves parties to a conspir-
acy to defeat the best interests of their
State.
10. There is not at this time any
excess water to be obtained, as all
flood water is appropriated.
II. Confirms the idea expressed in
paragraph 5, that the water turned out
of the reservoir during low water will
be charged for.
13. Whenever the Antelope Valley
Land and Cattle Company is ready to
build the reservoir, the people must
guarantee to purchase the stock, but
said company is not bound even to
built it. They have the option to build
it if they so desire This option would
not bind them to build a reservoir,
even were the stock all subscribed for.
IL. In order to guarantee that the
Antelope Valley Land and Cattle
Company shall not take water in ex-
cess of their rights it would be nee
essary to keep water measurer on
the job every day in the year, and dis
charge him and hire new one every
week, to prevent interested parties
from buying him.
10. They very kindly guarantee not
to disturb the interests of the Simp-
son Company, but what of other peo-
pies interests?
Conclusions: On careful perusal of
this remarkable document, it is evil
dent to a careful observer that the
Hickey interests have consolidated
with the Pacific Live Stock Co, ceas-
ing to do battle with one another, and
that this alliance is not for the pur-
poses of charity or benevolence to
their long suffering neighbors in Ne
vada. For every dollars worth of ben
eft derived by the residents of Smith
and Mason Valleys it is safe to say
that two dollars worth will flow into |
the Golfers of these two philanthfo-
pists.
Question No. l. Who gets extra
water' Answer, Antelope Valley
Question No 2. Who pays for il
Answer, The common people
Question No. 3. Who gets $75,0Od7
Answer, Antelope Valley.
Question No 4. Who gets an allali
swamp? Answer, The common peop-
pie.
Question No. S. Who will pay fol
litigation against the u. S. Govern
ment, to remove the permanent in
junction against the use of Alkali |
Lake as a reservoir? Answer, the com
mon people.
Question 6. Who's loony now? |
Whoever signs this very le-
gally worded document. 1t would be |
we'll for any one contemplating sign
ing this agreement to get micro
scope and tack a question mark after
every sentence, every punctuation
mark, and then trust to Providence
that they may have not overlooked
a bet.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1914-02-21
Good News From New Jersey.

February was an unexpectedly
happy day in New Jersey. Judge Jo-
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-09-12
STOMACH TROUBLES
Mr.. Ragland Writes Interesting
Letter on This Subject

Madison Heights, Va.-M. Chas. A.
Ragland, Of this place. writes: 81 have
been taking Thediord's Black-Draught
for indigestion, and other stomach troub-
les, also colds, and find II 10 be the very
best medicine have ever used.
After taking Black-Draught for a few
days, | always feel like a new man."
Nervousness, nausea, heartburn, pain
In pit Of stomach, and a feeling Of full
ness after eating, are sure symptoms Of
stomach trouble, and should be given the
proper treatment, as your strength and
health depend very largely upon your
food and its digestion.
To get quick and permanent relief
from these ailments, you should take
a medicine Of known curative merit.
It's IS years Of splendid success, in the
treatment OF just such troubles, proves
the real merit Of Thediord's Black
Draught. Safe, pleasant, gentle in action,
ard without bad after-eiiects, il is sure
TO benefit both young and Old. For sale
everywhere. Price 25c. Nciu
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-09-12
1T is UP TO THE FARMER.

The organization OF the Texas Cot.
ton Club by patriotic citizens OF the
State promises to eclipse any eco
nomic undertaking OF this generation.
Begun in Texas, this movement has
already extended beyond the borders
OF the State and the spirit OF CO.
operation between the farming and
business interests OF Texas is being
reflected in every State In the Union.
The purpose OF the buy-a-bale move
ment is to aid the farmers OF the
South TO honestly market their cotton
during the crisis which has come to
them, as a result Of the titanic
struggle across the water.
The plan OF the movement is that
every citizen OF Texas who can afford
to do so, shall buy bale OF cotton at
10 cents per pound from the farmer
and hold the cotton for one year, or
until conditions shall have become
normal again.
In this way the farmers Of the
South will be saved from the peril OF
a glutted market and will be placed
beyond the reach OF the greedy specu-
lator-two Of the greatest evils with
which the cotton farmer has to con.
tend.
This movement proves that the
business man is ready TO do his part,
and the success OF this gigantic plan
now depends upon the farmer him.
self.
There never was time in the his.
tory Of our civilization when there
was such a spirit Of cooperation and
understanding between the consumer
and the producer. and with the vast
machinery of the Nation placed at the
disposal of the farmer, II is up to him
to take advantage of the opportunity
knocking at his door.
II the farmer will agree to do as
much for himself as the business man
is doing for him and will hold one
third of his cotton this year and cut
his acreage next year, he will have
solved the greatest problem which he
has ever been called to meet and wifi
prove himself master in the world o.
economics.-Fort Worth Record.