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Great Celebration SbZendidZy Carried Out
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manity that thore was scarcely room for the parade to advance through the lines of people who crowded the side. walks from building line to curbs. In the windows of upper floors and in the doorways Of buildings along the line of march were groups of spectators. The prosperous appearance of the throngs and the orderly manner in which they conducted themselves spoke eloquently for the thrift and good-behavior of the community.
 Cheers first rang out when the pa- rade. led by the c. & A. band, came in view of the crowds as 1t appeared around the turn into Main street from Tombstone canyon. The bandsmen made a fine appearance in their brown uniforms set off with gold braid They were playing a patriotic march which set the blood of the throngs tingliug. Grand Marshal Bassett Watkins mounted on a mettlesome bay directed the march. Following him came the Royal Theatre float bearing a bevy of little girls quite as vivacious as the girls depicted on the posters with which the float was equipped. Then came a most artistic float decorated by the PEelps Dodge Mercantile Company. Underneath bounteous trellis of snowfall flowers sat Uncle sam in a suit of national oolors.
 An artistic float on which a pile of vocd nesuing among decorations sug- gested it's mission bore the author ship of the J. J. Quill company This was followed by most attractive float prepared by the Aloha Camp Fire girls. A representation of the Camp was participated in by a score of pretty Indian maidens in suits of buckskin and fanciful trappings Cheers greeted them constantly as the parade advanced.
 The second section of the pageant was led by the Copper Queen band which received enthusiastic plaudits from the crowds. Following the band were two handsomely decorated au 'tos. Next came the entire organiza. ton of the Knights of Pythias, strid ing forth in proud step and making. an unusually excellent appearance. The men wore white marching caps with hat bands of red. white and blue. The acclaim with which they were greet ed continued as the Ladies of the Maccabees came in sight
 The Maccabeeans were gowned all in white, the striking costumes in- cluding white hats bearing huge pom poms. sashes of red, black and white contributed to the pleasing effect Of the costumes. This was one of the best-uniformed and best-disciplined organizations in the parade.
 Banner Hive of O. T. W. contrib. uted a feature of the pageant which was not excelled. The Hive was rep resented on a huge float surrounded by a bevy of charming children dressed as rustic fairies. Little ones
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parade. Without uniforms the mem bers did not expect to make a win ming, but the good drill work which they performed pulled them through.
 Lady Maccabees, nearly 200 strong were favorites with a great many of those who viewed the parade They found some consolation in winning second prize for fraternal float. First prize was taken by the Moose, who had fine showing in the marching di- vision but failed to get honors there
 Decorated auto prize, Jacob schmid, first; Mir. Lawrence, second.
 Lawrence Morin won first cowboys prize; George Davis, second.
 Miss Gertrude Worden was first among cowgirls and Miss Alice Brown second
 Burro and rider, Ivan Gale, first; Whalen, second.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-05
RESULTS IN THE MINING SPORTS DIVISION
 WHERE THERE WERE SOME CLOSE CONTESTS
 TO BE ADJUSTEDj HELD GREAT INTEREST

seconds Also most points for having set level, plumb and square, also for placing blocks and wedges.
 Second prize of $50 won by Jacob son and Martin Time, 17 minutes. 40 seconds, also second best on points. Four entries.
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FOURTH OF JULY ADDRESS WAS AN ELOQUENT AND DEEPLY IMPRESSIVE EFFORTj WON FOR 6. I. KNAPP THE VERY HIGHEST OF FAVOR

great coung forceuy The conclusion pointed of speaking prevented packed which that well remember this of Attorney L. T. discredit deserved last night of Independence However hundreds heard the bril- effectively read Miss Wat appauded husiastcay his meen confined introductory entirely
 
 
 tribute paid been
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watching along the line of march might we'll have fancied that here was something of Fairyland brought into real life.
 The Italian band In new uniforms and playing inspiring music led the third division. In the van was the Order of Moose led by it's marching corps and presenting an appearance which won instant favor with the throngs which cheered heartily
 Next came the fife and drum corps of the Orangemen leading the cohorts adorned with white caps, orange .sashes and white gloves. They made a bold and pleasing showing which was well-received by the spectators. The pageant had as it's rear guard Ia company of children mounted on gaily-decorated burros and after them came a brave band of cowgirls and cowboys splendidly mounted and dis playing perfect horsemanship. The parade, after passing through Main street turned up Brewery Gulch, then swung into Review alley and thus re turned for O continuation of the jour
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HENLEY -ON-THETHAMEs. July 4.-Harvard's second eight rowing with splendid judgment, defeated the Union Boat club, Boston, in the finale.
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the usual in worth while attractions Beside the features mentioned there is the usual strong comedy.
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NiPPER DRILLING CONTEST

First prize Of S25O won by Robert Lyons. Andy Hooks and Harry Ly- ons. Distance drilled. 49N inches.
 Lawrence Ligon. Louis Oites and Mitchell Bogice, won the second prize of $l25. Distance drilled. 32 inches. This team Had trouble with their steel breaking and lost considerable time
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DON'T MISS THIS.

The best program ever shown "The Last Supper Our Mutual Girl No. 1O," etc. Orpheum today-Adv. 233
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MCCARTHY TRouNcEs HARRISON

GOLDFIELD, July 4-Johnny Me Carthy a San Francisco lightweight, won in ten rounds from Kid Harrison, of Reno. Sailor Grande, of San Fran cisco. knocked out Bob Graham, Of Goldheld. in the fifth of a ten round bout.
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All church going people should see The Last Supper" Orpheum today Adv 233
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vlToLox remember the name)-Ad.
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ney down Naco Road to Lowell.
 Marshal James Allison contributed greatly to the success of the parade because of his masterful efforts ik handling traffic. Congestion threat ened at all times but Marshal Allison and his able assistants strengthened out tangles and otherwise safeguarded the crowds in a manner which brought forth approving comments.
 The crowds were entertained throughout the afternoon by the pro. gram of sports held in both Bisbee and Lowell The fireworks in the evening completed the eventfuI pro gram.
 Citizens throughout the district spoke in terms of highest praise oi the work done by the various commit tees which had the celebration ir charge. The committeeman have beer unsparing in their time and labors tC insure success to the undertaking and their efforts were crowned with the best reward they could wish for-thC hearty approval of the entire Warrer District
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See Our Mutual Girl No. 10" Or Ipheum today.-Adv. 233
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FIRST AID coNrEsr.

nv FTTN NVTN -N T0 First prize of $75 won by Czar team, Pat Mama, Captain
 Second prize of $40 won by Gard ner team, Francis Webster Captain. Three entries.
 There was a difference Of only one point between these teams and the judges had considerable trouble in reaching a decision
 MINE RESCUE CONTEST. First prize of S75 won by c. e A.. team, Walter Halle, Captain.
 Second prize of $40 won by c. Q team, Thos. Stetson. Captain.
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GET LONG COVETED CUP.

vIToLOX Cromember the namel-Ad
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SToPE MACHINE DRILLING
 CONTEST.

First prize of S75 won by Albert Peterson. Distance drilled. six feet seven-eighths inches.
 Second prize of $50 won by A. D. Fenwick. Distance drilled six feet and three-eighths inches.
 TlMBERlNG CONTEST.
 First prize Of S1OO won by Johnson and Butbrae. Time, 13 minutes 57
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-25
Experienced Women
Advise Mothers Friend

nefausr b o. eo perfectly ssfc a. nar
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Jirruis's News stand. $50 Gim s.,
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ADVER TISIN G

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Same sundnys
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Reading Notices.
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-25

Tho Caller De- authorized to announr.
H. j. g. GrssETT as caudidai.
for reelection as County Treasurer
subject Co iho action Of thc Demo
cratic primaries
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-25

The Caller Is authorized 10 announce
CHAs " r won RLrcHER a. a
candidate for reclectiou az County
surveyor. subject ~ the seton ~
the Democratic primaries
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Fer lu.s.es d a.. e.ses.

'rhe calls. 10 apihorized 20 nnnouacs
JrDcE PAT wHEi.AN. as c,sJl-
dait for re.election a. Justice o. me
Peace ~ Prcsinci Number One. sub
yecs 10 the action Of the democratic pr
maries
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-25

pNrusKrN Mth iunt sa s laffr
attendance mslhrd 60 op'ninr nefo Co.,.
laf of tht ttnfh aunHai ,onN cntion ~
ihr Ml0mran ElhH Masor pldo dru,
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s.an fn.s mominH and Nico President
smro stoNau u,pondcd Cor tho sis.
iorr MANY nutahl, features ~ enter
iainmsW have hrfn prepared Co., th,
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In session
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rhc caller is auihuflsrd geo annuun,
JULIUS pnitENtrrip. Jh Hs B.
candidate Cor pictud Citfk. suhic. +,
to the action II ne li,mo,fauc pfl.
marics ~ Juiy
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Too Caller a Authorized g., snuuuh,,
b. o. CofN sR at ,sudid.to f.
rc.clD. tuu He lH.tr.t Dleit aunleg
to ih' action 90 tne n,me,riuc pgir
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The Caller - authorized % announce
r. a JUDD 30 a candidate for C0un-
~ CLERK. subject ~ ne action - the
Democratic primaries ~ ne1t July
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Yer sh,rln.

The Caller IL authorized 20 announce
s.. n WRIGHT as candidate Tor
recollection AZ sheriff ~ Nueces
County. subject % the action Of zee
Democratic primaries q neat July.
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lYPEwRITER EXCHANGE

CLEANING AND REPAIRING; rem,
ais Royal and other makes y
Miller. At smiths Book sl@Ss fhon'
as
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The Caller "a authorized 90 announce
AUGUST uEliLINGER as oand. b
date Tor County Clerk subject 10
the action u the Democratic pr
marles
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FOLLOWING NEWS STANDS
AND ON AL TRAINS

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AND ON AL TRAINS
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Bls,ss Pharmacy
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y" SALE Al bargain. seven pas.
N'nFef 1919 Model Stcddard dayton
-4'"noh'le iu good condition. im
,.'o"n. &c Avenue r.. San Anicnio.
Texas co -
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For County cisrt

rhu Caller De- authorized 10 announce
n % COOK, Jr. az a candidate Tor
County CLERK. subject 90 the action
q the Democratic. primaries ~ neTt
July
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The Caller b. authorized 90 announce
! g. HLrNTZER az "a candidate
for o. elcciion 90 County Assessor
subject tn the action ~ the Demo
cratic primaries.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-25

N------ ~ ---s---->--> '--s--,----->-~------>~
tOR SALE Roomlng house In cen
trsl location. equipped FOR short order
restaurant on ground floor. ~ rooms
oNn be bought az bargain. Lots
nroo blocks West OF Henrietta 81.
xlng high school at fi2b each on easy
terms Across street from tho IA
tast Mansion Pool room. tables. in
central part - business district, $1,000
Owner hes guhlic position aud de-
sres 90 so. 0uf his business. narrhln
Severn small improved farms close in
Two ~ these are less thnn 90 acres
and well improved Write us Tor par
uculaa orr-spondencc relative 90
proposiuons ~ any kind viii receive
our attention Dermody a Rickoy.
klnFEllle Texas i2O
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The Call.f boz authoiI fed 90 announce,
w. g. JniiNfToN oa candidate
for Cunsmhla 81 Trerirct Nualtr
one subject 90 the -eesi-a 90 tbs
lnmm-l-llr nfmllLl- N n.lI INV
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FOR County comnissionsr.
For County commisslonsr.

rho Caller b. authorized 90 announce
G.. G. WRIGHT as caudidnio fur re-
election ns County Commissioner ~
Precinct SO Two. subject h. the az.
ton - tho Democratic primaries
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rit Cniler f authull trd i1 announce
LEE JONES ns % oandldat. ti Cra
stable 81 laftice lff. Hr' Nunn,l
one subject tn thc I'd, .a a ths
Democratic primaries 90, neat Jai,
Tho Caller H authorized Go annuunD,
LEE NiGGs ss r. candidate for tc.
election sa constable ~ Justice iIs
c.uct humber OnD subject io co.,
action 90 ihc Democratic prmauu
81 next July
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The Caller IL authorized so announce
TOM g nitANNpN as a candidate
For County judge. subject to The
Democratic prin.rles ~ next July.
Tho Caller u authorized Go pnnounD,
WALTER D. TiMoN fpr rc election
~ County judge. subject Go thc at
tom ~ iho Democratic primaries 90
next July.
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For Public waohsl

FNT FHTWI " lUHNTI
The caller m aufhHrlsrd to announce
a o. WELLS ~ candidate for of
nco of ruhnr Wsisher fnr proelnci
No .. hahlrrt to tnc action At thf
ncinntfau, Irimnnea ~ nest luly
The caller la auth0n1ed ~ announce
81 o. prNN aH candidate for pu0
la w,irhsr irarinel Ne b. subject
90 action 81 tho democratic primaries
usAt Jolly
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psIl,Is.I Anrcvns,r,r, a,,,,.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Stat. senator


POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
For state senator
Tho caller m authorised So aunounct
" a. rERkINs ~ Jim Wells
Counts 10 rundidnie Cor State Sen
atUf. subject o. thr action 90 ths
ncm1vutic primaries ~ not Juiy
For State Senate.
Tho CaliDi is authorized Co announce
ARCHIE rAlR IL puya county as
e. candidate for State SENATOR. suh
lcct 60 ihc action ~ the Democratic
primaries " July
For State Rsprcsentstvs
rhr caller Dol auuorlteI to announce
uuN rNr D. DrNN aaa candidate
for De- election as representative OF
ihc 9lth. dNiutt nhicD to th, a,.
tlou of tnc voters in thc cnsmnf
Democratic primaries
For County Judge.
The Caller IL authorized SO announce
TOM G. nltANNpN 49, candidate
NNA hWMMAN NMANfF NMNN'NA NN NNh
Democratic priu'.ules - utxt July.
Tho Caller i- authorized 60 announce
WALTER D. TiMoN fpr De- election
~ County judge subject Go the &c.
tom ~ iho Democratic primaries 90
next JUDY.
For County Treasurer.
The Caller Is authorized Go snnounc.
D. } SHAW as candidate Dor
County Treasurer subject o. the
democrats primaries ~ neat Iuiy
Tho Caller ls authorized to ANNOUNCE
~ j. a. OrssETT as caudidai
for re-eiocflon on County Treasurer
subject Co tho action Of thc Demo
cratic primaries
FOR County commssionsr
The Caller s suthoflzoI Co announce
j. a. BALDWIN ar a candidate for
County Commissioner Precinct y
T. subject o. tho action - The Demo
cratic primaries - nsxi July
The Caller is authorized 90 announce
a. n LAWRANCE as - candidate
Tor reelection Tor County Commits
sioncr. Precinct Number Oue. subject
20 the action Of the Democratic
primaries
For County commissionsr.
The Caller BE- authorized 90 announce
g. G. WRIGHT az oaudidaio fur re-
election as County Commissioner ~
Precinct SO Two. subject 10 the &C..
ton - tho Democratic primaries
For County hssosssr
The Caller b. authorized 10 announce
= G.. nLtNTZER az candidate
for 90 election 90 County Assessor
subject tn the action ~ the Demo
cratic primaries.
For County Clerk
The Caller De- authorized 10 announce
% COOK JT. az a candidate for
County CLERK subieei 90 the action
q the Democratic. primaries ~ neEi
July
The Caller "a authorized 10 announce
AUGUST UEHLINGEH az cand.-
dat. Tor County Clerk subject 10
the action 81 the Democratic pr
marles
The Caller Il authorized % announce
~ 4 JUDD 30 candidate Zoe Cnun-
~ clerk subject ~ ne action - the
Democratic primaries ~ nert July
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Tho Caller is authorized Co announce
ARCHIE rAiu0 81 puya county as
o. candidate for state SENATOR suh
lcct o. ihc action ~ the Democratic
primaries ~ July
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-25

For state Senator
Tho caller is authorized So aunounct
" u rENkINs ~ Jim Wells
County 40 o. rundidnte Tor State Sen
Htor subject o. thr artiun 90 ths
ncm9crutic primaries M ncAt Juiy
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-02-19
STRONG PROGRAM
 BEING ARRANGED
FOR TEACHERS MEETING
NUMBER OF DISTINGUISHED SPEAKERS AND EDUCATORS
 WILL BE PRESENT.
From Thursdays Daily

From Thursdays Daily
 The officers of the Arkansas State Teachers Association are striving to make the next annual convention of the association to be held at Little Rock April 16, F, IS, the largest and most successful that has ever been held. The general program and the programs for the different section meetings will be unusually strong.
 The following distinguished educa- tors and speakers have already been secured for the meeting: Doctor s. c. Mitchell of South Carolina; President George B. Gill of the Northeastern Ok lahoma Normal School, State Superin- tendent J. M. Powers of Mississippi, Dr. J. Adam Puffer of Boston, Mass, Dr. James H. billiard of Virginia, Hon. Charles A. Johnson of the Memphis Public Library, Dr. Henry s. Hartzog of St. Louis, and Dr. w. S. Sutton of the University of Texas. The presi- dent of the association has announced that he has other speakers of national prominence under consideration for the meeting and he hopes to secure definite acceptance from them within a short time
 Dr. c. H. Brough, president of the association, announces that the "key- note'' of the discussion for the general programs will be Professional Eff ciency and the Improvement of the Rural Schools"
 The chairmen of the different sec tions are providing unusually strong programs for all the section meetings and vigorous attendance campaign is being carried on by the officers of the association. The school boards of the state can render a signal service both to their teachers and to their schools if they will make it possible for their teachers to attend the association meeting this year.
 The Woman's Teachers Association of Little Rock has very generously of fered to pay the expenses of one of Americas notable women for an ad- dress at the association, and this will certainly be one of the most attractive features of the meeting The standard of attendance for this meeting has been set at 2,5OO and it is confidently expencted that this number of teach CTS will be in attendance at the meet ing. Every effort is being put forth to make the April meeting record breaking" one in every respect.