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Evening star., 1914-08-01
N RECEIVERS HANDS
FOR THE THBOT T
Chicago, Peoria G ST. Louis r.
Admits Its Insolvenrv
in Answer.

PEORIA, ILL.,, August 1.-The Chfcag go.
Peoria and ST. Louis railroad went into
receivers hands yesterday.
The action was brought by the Bank
ers' Trust Company of New York. fol-
lowing the failure of the road to pay
interest on 81. 900. 900 bonds due June L
The amount is part of a fifteen million
dollar issue, largely taken by English
investors. In July. 1913.
Mai B1uford Wilson, president OF the
road, and William Cotter. representing
the majority bondholders Of New York.
we're named as receivers. Each 6led
bond of $5o.000. In its answer to the
plea for receivership. the road admits
insolvency.
251 Miles Of Main Line.
The road operates 251 miles of main
line between Peoria and st. Louis. with
a branch line between Peoria and jack
sonville.
This is tho third time the road has
been in the hands of receivers. Pc
titions were granted In 1896 In the
circuit court of Sangamon county and
In 1909 by the federal court.
According to statements of officers OF
the road yesterday the purpose of the
action is to secure a bedrock reorganiza-
ton of the road
issue authorized In 1913 there Is a prior
bond issue held by the Equitable As
surance Society of New York. The
active debt Of the road is put at $780,
600.
Evening star., 1914-08-01
FROGS.
By Frederic J. Haskin.

In the days before the establish
ment of the entente cordiale. when
England hated France for the sins of
the revolution and the crimes of Bona
parte, our English literature was
deeply impregnated with hostility to
everything Gallic And especially did
the people who fondly believe that
their superiority to all other peoples is
founded in roast beef wax sarcastic
about the people who ate frogs. a
Frenchman was a frog eater. and
therefore without the pale. a pariah
who could not nope in this world or
the next to associate on terms of
e4ua4I.y with the noble beef-eating
sons Of Briton. There Is no doubt that
Upon in French letters of the same
these Urited States.
was frowned upon by our Ameri .ans
CT the era of hoopskirts and white
plug hats. In those days we twisted
the lions tail and praised the lilies of
france IN all our public speaking. but
we took our manners and morals
straight from the mid-victorians of
England. We would not cat frogs,
Ihe bold west, having no grandpar-
erts ard reading little polite litera-
ture, discovered for itself that the
hind legs of the American bullfroe
were a dehcacy At to be ranked with
ambrosia. and the bold west ate them
without fear of John Hull OF without
seeking favor of Johnny Crapaud
GRAD uaily the wave of education spread
eastward. and now only a few old
tadles cling to the anti-frog pretu-
dice.
For many years the natural Supply of
nuli1rogs was more than enough to serve
the demand. for frogs were not CONNER
cialized. and usually were eaten by their
captor as part of the triumph of a chase
that is half hunting and half angling.
Evening star., 1914-08-01
Avoided Russia's Mistake.

.orhe sympathies Of the Roumanians
of Hungary are not so much with the
aae of their country or their loyalty
20 much for the emperor Of the dual
monarchy as for the flag and the King
of Roumania."
Prof. Dorsey then goes into the famil-
lar history Of the Poles and continues:
"The house of Hapsburg has had the
foresight to avoid the mistake OF
Russia BY holding their sympathy.
the Poles Of Galicia have been placed
the position Of preferring to remain
subjects of Austria, rather than suffer
tho fate Of FolsH In Prussia 81 Ruesiai
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TH0s, ] OWEN & son, AUCTIoNEERs.

IRJTSTEFS' SALE OF VALUABLE lMfhOs El
REAL ESTATE. BENG TWO-STORY BRICh
STORE AND DWELLING. NO. 1905 14th
STREET NORTHWEST.
Hy virtue OF certain deed of trust to us
dsted September IS a D. 1911. and III recofaea Nns ~ "
land records of the District of Columbia, and at
the request of party secured thereby. the under
signed trustees will offer for sale q, pahllc a1c-
lion In front of the premises, on MONDAY. Au-
e;Wi.SI GWSI :" TENTH, 1911 AT HALF-PAsT FOUR
O'CLOCK PM the following described lar land
inston District Of Columbia. lot No. 81, square
oSSa block g. West Holmead Manor, subdi-
vision made by Jo Mitcnel. of lot 80. block 3.
square 26s9 as per plate recorded In Book Al,
mage 2O7 OF the records of the office Of the sur
sevor Of the District of Columbia.
Terms of sale Subject TO a prior deed OF
trust for $1,000 which the purchaser is TO as
sumo. balance in cash A deposit OF 500 re-
nI,ired at time OF sale. Terms of sale to be
Complied with within ten days from day Of
sale otherwise the trustees reserve the right to
resell the property at the risk and cost Of the
defaulting purchaser after five days advertise
rnept of such resale In some newspaper pub
lished in Washington, D. c. All conveyancing,
recording etc, at purchasers cost.
JOHN MITCHELL, JR.,
W u. robson,
{v2 eISn Trustees
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THOS. J. OWEN & Sun. AUCrIoNEERs.
TRIJSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM
PROYED LOT on HAMILTON ROAD NEAI

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM:
PROVED LOT on HAMILTON ROAD NEAh
9th STREET CONGRESS HEIGHTS, D. G.
By virtue of certain deed of trust. recorded
July % 1914 In the office Of the recorder OF deeds
for the District of Coum ia. and at the request
of the party secured thereby. W II sell at pub
lie auction, In front Of the premises; on on, MoS N
FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the following desert ed
land and premises in said District. known as lot
S,ork Of Longnecker's subdivision In Con :ress
Heights Addition as per pat recorded In Book
County 10 OF the surveyors office of said District
| Terms: Cash 5000 deposit required at time
of sale Sale to be closed within fifteen DAYS. or
deposit forfeited. y. II. ROLAND DRIR1,
HEBER l.. THORNTON.
TO, 90 ou1 Trustees.
Evening star., 1914-08-01
Magyar Population a Wedge.

with the beginning OF the eighteenth
century Austria and Bohemia, long bound
by common ties. began the process Of fu-
sion which was completed before the end
Of the century.
The -.-agyar population forms a wedge
between north and south Slavia. The
latter group comprises the Croats. Serbs.
Bulgars and Slovenes The southern
Slavs are allied by common tongue.
though they are divided in their allie
Siance between the Catholics and Ortho-
dox churches.
1.-The Slovenes had almost ceased to ex
st as Savs. so apid and continuous had
been the process Of GermaniZation. But
in 1908 there We're Slovene riots at Libach
against the Germans. Ley succeeded in
their demand for a high school in their
mother tongue. and are now demanding
university. The Croats are the last
S'avs that need be considered In the re-
view.
"Croatia-that long arm that stretches
across the southern end of Hunga-y -y-is
said to hold the key to the recors'' uct'on
which is believed will take place sooner
or later in the dual monarchy"
Evening star., 1914-08-01
Potomac River Landings

AND BALTIMORE.
Steamers leave 7th ST. wharf for Baltimore ana
river points Monday, Wednesday and Saturday,
pm: arrive Baltimore second morning 1us; Leave
and Saturday, pm; arrive Washington second
morning out River freight prepaid: Passenger
service frst-class. Freight received untu 3:4o
SOS. r. STEVENSON. Agent.
1. aryland, Delaware and Virginia Rwy. Co..
Telephone Main 745. 7th st. Wharf.
Evening star., 1914-08-01

THOMAS j. OWEN & son. AUCTIoNEERS
1881 G ST NV, Washington, y. c.
Evening star., 1914-08-01

Inen they made their appearance a
regular items on the bills of fare of tn
Evening star., 1914-08-01

they do not care to jump from the fry
Ing pan into the fire. But the hope OF
reunited Poland Is not less strong in
Galicia than among other Poles.
Germany. for Germany. has acted with
amazing stupidity. Because of their at
tractive qualities. perhaps as many as
lO00Co Germans In eastern Prussia had
become Polanized in the nineteenth GEN.
tury. II was simply a natu al process.
That was followed by a period when the
Polish population of Prussia was on the
road to Germanization. That process was
g1ing on nicely. and II let alone might
have resulted in complete obliteration Of
the Poles of Prussia as Poles Then Bis
marck decided to push such matters.
Germanizing Bohemia.
Bismarck said he was afraid OF the
Polish woman-she was so prolific Re-
ginning in 1873 and continuing up 20 the
present there has been systematic al
tempt on the part of Prussia to GerE'ar
ize their Poles. This attempt has. .aila'l
ignoniiniousiy utterly.
n Russia CATHOLIC Poles are - c't.-
fict with the Greek religion. In Prns-
sia Catholic Poles sare in conflict with
Protestants. In Austria there is no ques-
ton of rel ligion.
Bohemia too had an ancient and hon
orable history as a national entity But
for NJ years she had to surrender most
of her historic privileges. and later on
succumbed to an insdious process OF
Germanization.
This decentralization process was has
tened enormously by the Jesuits. Tho
footing as the Czech In 1927. And Ger
man emigrants who poured into Bohemia
after the thirty years war hastened the
process OF Germanization.
Evening star., 1914-08-01

The edible frogs of the United States
all belong to the genus Rama, Of which
Evening star., 1914-08-01

One boost for every ninety-nine e
knocks is about the usual proportion.
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{veo dSds exSn Trustees
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SUMNER RESORTS.
ATLIVTIC CITY. y. J.
so M Err SET

Arkansas avenue. second house from boardwalk
and Million Dollar Pier. 81. SO, $12. so weekly,
$3.50 TO $3.50 daily. Good beds, good table.
II T. KERSHAw
Evening star., 1914-08-01

A woman's husband may be . poor
excuse and yet better than none.
Evening star., 1914-08-01

The man who is in pursuit of sue.
cess should carry no excess baggage.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-10
v politicnih zadevah ravna Sc katoliSka cerkev
pc pregovoru Use stvari vsem ljudem."

Ma lrskcm katolSka duhovS1na nasprotujc
britanski vladi in trdi. da je "a irsko rcpubliko.
Ma franciscan katolSka ccrkcv nasprotujc re
publiki i'm intrigira L mOnarhiSti "a ohnovitcv
bourhou>kc kralicvskc Wade. V Ncmciji. kier
jc protrStantovska vlada. ie organizirala katoliSka
ccrkrv mocno politicko >trauko Y za;tit Svojh
iutcrcSov. Danes uIiva IA Stranka nailcpSa pri-
iatalj>tvo : ccsarsko ncmSko Waldo. med tenn X"
IT, s. vjcrai uasprotoyala isti vladi. V Italiii mo-
sc pap.Stvo priznati zcdinicnc drzavc niti uStav-
ne Wade. Y nazadnjaSki Spaniii ic hicrarhiia
porotena L Waldo ~tcsnciSc. kakor Y katcri drugi
draw ma Svctu. Zato pa jc ccrkcv tam Z lahko'o
izpo>loyala %iustitni umor potion %voinega sodiSra
mad protiklcrikalnim filozofom in u%titcljcm Fran
cicSo Fcrrcrom, katcri ic bill uStrrlicn pc ncdolz-
nom, kakor io doeuS William Archer, pOSchnl
za>'opuik caSopisa "McClure'S Magazine, kate
ri ia rrciSkayal cello afcro in kar ic pozncjc po-
trd,lo %naiyiSjc civilno sodiS1c ma SpanSkcm.
Vzlic tcmu pa, da Sc ccrkcv V p%olitidnih zade-
yah ravna 20 prisIovici "vSe stvari vScm lludcm
cvidcutno je, da Ia princip nj naimodrejSi.
Mi ccrkcv priznava monarhiStitno vladof
Da - Y Franciii. Spaniji, Bclgiji, ma Portugal
skcm in Y Avstriii.
Ali priznava katoliSka cerkcv republiko? Da
ma Trskcm, Y Svici, Canadi in V Zedinjenih
drzavah.
Dali Sc cerkev odprto vmeSava V politiene
in vladnc zadeve? Da NcmGiji, Canadi, Spa
Mil, Bclgiji, Avstriji in V Spanish Ameriki.
Dali cerkcv stoji ma s~taliStu, da hi moral
papcz kot absolutni monarh imeti posvetno VIA
doY Da odprto v Italiii in %potihoma tudl
drugod, da, cello V Zedinjenih drzavah.
(Slijedi.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-10
PoSLANo.

Chicago. III.
Ker Sc vcekrat eta. kak i,pis il
Chicago, kateri Sc Y zadnjcm 5asl tiae
vceinoma druStva Sokol. sem So. tudi
jar namcuii napisati par vr,tic.
kakor jc le skoro vscm ch.,askim
Slovencem znauo, ie drustya So.ol pri.
rcdilo drama;itno prcdstaNo "pe,eti
BRAT 5 katcro je bilo Offensive iako
zadovoljno, kcr jc bila tudi a, r,,nici
iobrO israna.
Iahvaliujcm Sc y ,mcnu drstta OBJ
'%instvu, kcr Sc ic tako m-uo.abroipo
adclelilo ter Sc ma priporoyamo Sc y
uadaljc.
Hvala pa tudi doti5ucm iori,mku.
ki ic pl,al tako d~obrohotcu dom. , Ii.
stu elias Svobodc. katcri ic .l,cl 20.
januarja.
kdor Ic dotitn, dopis 5ital boo ro,oyo
misiil hog vo kak'ni uhijal,i ,o ,lani
Nokoia. Iarali tcga ho5cm 90 lai,yo
ncfoliAo poia,riti.
ko So jc prcd,,nvn houcula. il, hilo
trcba pospraviti stole ua strau. k,r ma
je incl vcscItui odbor ulogc uri i.ri.
ic To dclo i@lyr,llo par %clauoy. MA k,r
je hiio obtinstvo tudi opolor emo.
Toda ncsrcta mixer mo- miruIr IN
tako So jc pripctilo, ia ic curmu ,pol
lctcl stol in padcl b g|alcriir rru,i oh
einstvu, ter tako rauil ucko ir,I, ma
gla'o. Hakar jc ra druStvo ta,oi ~to
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-10
- Neizmerno uzivanie alkoho.
In in niegove posledice. Pn podat

Ia in njegove posledice. Po podat-
kin. Isl iih ic TIDAL mex ncmSki list.
Umric Y ncmSki drzavi radi pre-
ohilcga in nczmcrncga uzivania
p. scholnih piiaG v>ako lcto 40 do
10000 liudi. med katerimi ic 1900
Samomorilcev. I'm dale So .iih IL
'iStcga vzroka ponoSrcti 1900;
100000 pa iih pride pred kazen-
>kcga >odnika. Xopct IL lstcga w
roka iih pride $4,000 Y noriSnicc
ali pa zapadcio piianSki blazno-
Sti. $1,000 iih morajo IL ravno
iStcga ralloga JAYNE uStanove "a
Uhogc Spreicti Y Syojo oSkrbo 4:
200 pa Jill daio delavSkc kolo-
uiic. 40 do 30 Cd Sto vsch sluca-
jew. kier 5" zakoni lo6iio. ina
~voi zadnH vlrok y piiauStvu. Y
F'lmcrn'm uii,anm alioholnih
piiaG: 20 odStotkov ySch ka2nien-
coy 30 kazniInican ravno tam. -
y nrmSki DRAW So ma lcto ida
"A alkoholnc place $500 100000
mark. ali pa 500. 300 300. To
so groznc Stcvilkc. XII nam pra
WHO. la Umrc. ali SO pohabi ali pa
1apade iavni d~ohrodclnoSti V sa-
mi ncmSlii draw " cncm Samem
'pfu vn: 1iuIi EaEor ILL :;
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-10
IZVEDETI ZEI,IM

kle Sc nanaja John BenGina. donna
i" i%odpreske, poSta Draga. Do
ienlsko. Kdor We "a njegov ma
SLOW mai ga blagovoli poslati ma
naSlov: "
Aug. Ozbolt, Chisholm. MINI
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-10
spremembe glede vladne oblike IL rimskega i'm.

iH
perializma V fevdalizem, liz fevdalizma V absolut-
nj mOrnahizem in liz tcga V moderne ustavne
drzave.
katoliSka cerkev je najprvo nasprotovala
fcvdalizmu. SkuSala jc ohraniti rimsko ~ccSarstvo
in cato je kronala Karola Nelikega Y Rimu ce-
sarjcm in uvedla naSlov "sveto rimsko cesar
StVO'. 5 ten je hotela ccrkev uStanoviti Svetov-
no Waldo, Xxi hi bila pOvsem podlozna p~apeStvu
Y posvetnih in verskih rcGeh. V enajstem stoletju
so sc nemSki c~eSarji, Iii so bill obenem cesarji
'~'sveteea r~imskega cesarstva", uprli papezu in
hotcli so vladati neodvisnO cd zadnjega. Tedaj
St jc vnel oStcr konflikt med cerkvijo in drzavo,
XII jc trajal ~stoletja zmagovala jc zdaj cna in
zdaj druga Stran. kOntnO jc pa blla cerkcv pri-
SilJena puStiti ncmSke ceSarjc, da so Si Svojim
potem. l%stocaSno je nastala revOlucija Y ccrkvi
Sami. Fevdalna forma ali tvorba druzhc i'm Via
de Y oSrednji Evropi je Sla med TEN svojim ma
ravnim potion naprcj in ccrkcv j. bila irvdalizi-
rama Y devetem desctcm S~toletju. Poiav abso-
lutuih i'm ncodviSnih monarhij je do dohra izbri-
sal vSako sled IA "Svetim rimSkim ccSarStvom".
Cerkcv ie silno uasprotovala razvoju monar-
hij no so od dvanaistcga do pctnajStcga stoletja
Anglia, Francija, Spanska in razne drzavice Y
danaSuji NemGiji zadobilc politcno formo, della
10 jc papcStvo z vScmi silami ma To, da omcii in
zadrzi goSpodstvo teh drIav. Stara povcSt, kako
jc hotel papcz razdeliti pravkar odkrite dele Anne
rikc I'M .NZijc med SpauSko i'm PortugalSko, jc ena
klaSiGnih zgodovinSkih hurk. AnglcSki kralji in
DRAWN zhori so bill celia S~tolctja Y laSch : pa
pclcm radi laStuiuSkih pravic. katcrc 81 jc zadnii
priSvajal Y Angliji Sc pred rcformacijo jc bila
Anglia priSiljcna Sprcicti zakon "a zakouom proti
hicrarhiji. da j. omciila moe zadnjc. Papczi so 81
takrat p~riSvajali pravo. ia monarhi Y Evropi
S'ucjo noSiti svojc krone lc 20 milosti Rima in
kdor Rima ne prizna, nj pravi monarh. KonGnO
jc bila cerkcv p~orazena tudi glede tega prava.
ProteStantoVska reformaciia. katcra L. bla
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-10

Nasa parobrodna poslovnica je najveei.
Ma Zapadu IN ina vse naJboljse oceansk,
erte N%inije). Sifkarte prodajauo DO
kompaniiskih cenah.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-07-30

the things that pertain to his allie
glance to God
In thus making available to boys
Of all classes they may play and
compete and learn to know that the
other fellow" is not 50 much diff
ferCnt from themselves, the Scout
movement IS performing a distinctive
and important patriotic service
Aud, again, the observance of the
Scout law, the tremendous collective
volume of daily good turns" and
the creation of better feeling among
millions Of scouts OF our own and
other lands constitute a latent but
powerful and growing factor for
universal good Will and peace.
A SCOUT.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-07-30
TIME FOR FILING BRIEFS
IN OIL SUIT EXPIRES
BY the Associated Press.

Atoka. Oklahoma, July 30.-The
ten day limit for filing attacks on the
Jurisdiction of District Judge Robert
NJ. Rainey's court here in the states
anti trust suit against the Texas
Company expires today Attorney
General West began these proceed =
ings July 20. and the ten day period
for briefs on the courts jurisdiction
was granted when A. l.. Beatty Of
New York. general counsel for the
Texas Company, declared this court
had no jurisdiction. Mr.. West
charged that the Texas company
violated the states trust laws
through its operations with two sub
salaries, the Producers OIL Com
pany and the Central Petroleum
Company. Both these subsidiaries
are producers of crude petroleum.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-07-30
ANOTHER CHAPTER IN
BUSINESS MEMS SUIT

Austin, July 30.-There were i'll.
ed yesterday in the case of the State
vs.. Texas Business Mems associa-
ton ct al. answers agreeing that the
temporary injunction issued in the
case when filed might be made per-
petual by the Houston Oil Company
Of Texas, the Dallas Trust and Saw
lngs bank and the First State bank
Of Electra.
The answer filed by the Houston
Oil company was signed by H. O.
Head Mcdonald Meachum and Par
ker e. kennerly, as attorneys; the
Dallas Trust and Saving banks an
swer was signed by Cockrell, Gay
and Mcbride and Tarlton Morrow as
attorneys. Each OF these companies
denies any knowledge of the use
which the Business Mems associa-
ton intended to make, or had made,
OF the funds contributed by them.
The effect OF the fling of these
nHo"eis al tHio titilc Is 10 TellePe
these companies from the necessity
OF further attention to the case aud
from liability for costs hereafter in
Cured. Because of the fact that
this advantage can be secured in
this way 1t is believed that several
more of the defendant corporations
will file similar answers in order
to escape the expense OF hiring at
torneys aud the payment of the
great volume OF testimony to be
used In the trial.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-07-30
SEEKS UNIFORMITY IN
BLUE LAWS OF STATES
BY the United Press.

Salem, Ore, July so Believing
that the blue sky laws Of every
state should be uniform, State CO.
poration Commissioner r. \, Wat
son today sent out appeals to off
cials of all states advocating Il ma
tioual convention to be held in the
near future to take steps TO stand
ardizc the statutes regulating tbs
corporations OF all states. Up to the
present item twenty-five states hayt
adopted blue Sky legislation, and
many others are contemplating sim
liar action.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-07-30
BANDITS HOLD Up
% STAGE COACHES

Gardiner. Mont. July 80. United
states cavalrymen aided by trappers
and forcsters secured the southern
trails of Yellowstone National Park
who with rifles held up twenty five
coach loads OF tourists in the park
yesterday and took the money from
loo passengers. The troops under
Lieut.. Col. l.. Nj. Brett, park super
intendent, tried to intercept the rob
horS before they reached the Jack
son Hole country in Wyoming, a
rGted resort of desperadoes.
The hold-up occurred in the up
per geyser basin. short distance
from the hotel in Spring Greek
Canyon. As fast as the coaches
rounded bluff they were stopped
and the passengers We're ordered to
alight and deposit their money i'll 4
sack lying on the ground. Each
coach was reloaded and ordered to
move on. Nothing but money was
taken, the tourists being told they
conld keep their je"elry. How
much the bandits obtained could
not be learned until the park
authorities complete canvass Of
the victims.
\ similar hold-up occurred sever
81 years ago near the scene of yes
! terday's robbery.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-07-30
BIG PURSES HUNG Up
FOR BEACH AUTO RACES
BY the Associated Press

Galveston, Texas, July 30.-Cash
prizes of SIS, 600 and the Galveston
Beach cup are the trophies hung up
for the automobile drivers who to-
day begin five days of racing on the
beach course here. The big event
il the 80 mile free for all with cash
prizes totalling $3.50, This race
will be run i'll three heats of fifty
miles each. The first heat will be
run today the second Aug and
the last Aug. 3. First prize is ST.
500, second $3.50, third $500,
fourth $500 and in addition there
are five 500 purses Cars are credit
ed with the distance covered within
a time limit each day.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-07-30

afternoon about thirty-tWo miles
north of this city near Harold, in
Wilbarger county TWO Pullman
cars, the diner and a day coach left
the rails.
The cause is not known. A spc-
rushed to the scene OF the wreck.
carrying railroad officials and ply
sicians.
The injured were brought here
last night, none of them suffering
from broken bones, and the injuries
are for the most part confined to
bruises.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-07-30
Senator Du pont 16 To-day
BY the United Press.

Washington, July 30,-Senatoi
Henry A. Du Point, OF Delaware 10
day was the recipient of scores 81
CONGRATULATIONS kilograms on the @o
casion OF his 10th birthday anni|er
sary. Senator John Sharp vii.
liams shared honors with the Della
ware solon. the Mississippian being
90 years old today, This was aIsf
the birthday anniversary Of Julius
Kruttschntt chief lieutenant Oh
Wizard" Hartman; Henry Louis
smith, president of Washington and
Lee University. and ", T. EEuntiug
ton, former president Of Boston
niyersity
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-07-30
COSTS TOO MUCH TO
RUN FOR GOVERNOR
BY the nited Press.

GreenYille, Texas, July 80. -
Former United States Senator Bailey
said today that he intended to offer
a resolution before the democratic
state convention at Fl Paso TO limit
campaign expenses for the office of
governor.
He said he would point 10 the
growth Of expenditures by candi-
dates for governor in recent years
and that this was undemocratic.
He denounced the assessing of sa-
looms toward campaign expenses.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-07-30
STtTE SCHOOL LANDS
ARE IN GREAT DEMAND
BY the United Press.

cations from all over the United
States are reaching the general land
Office OF Texas from persons desir-
ing to purchase state lands, 5000
600 acres Of which We're thrown on
the market July /. This land is sold
land office has announced its inten-
ton of recommending to the next
legislature that all state lands be
placed on the market.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-07-30
MAY PUNISH DOCTORS WHO
PRESC RIBE TOO FREELY
By the United Press,

Salem, Ore, July 80 Governor
West today took under advisemeut
a recommendation by the state board
OF health that he deprive Of theii
licenses physicians who are too free
in prescribing spirituous liquors tol
their practitioners who happen tc
live in dry districts of the state
The recommendation is strong'e
prohibition organizations Of the
state, as we'll as by numerous medi
cal associations,