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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-01
SMASHING THE CLUBS.

Social clubs formed for the pur.
pose ~ selling liquor contrary "a
the laws Of Texas are q nuisance
and merit suppression. They exist
10 many places and are miscr.
able fraud, a hypoeriiical affrvut
TO deccncy. They tend 10 make
the way Of The sincere anti.prohibi.
Zionist difficult. for they put
sharp. hot arguments into the
mouths OF au alert, nevcr.slceping
opposition, only too eager TO ron.
I fuse The nisdccds ~ The few for
the sentiment Of The many
Clubs Of such character. with
the humorous parade ~ Z" literary "
I IN them. have flourishcd Ia Cor
! pum Christi. They have SYSTEM
aticaily disrcgnrded the spirit II
the law aud have TAINTED their
frsffic before thc cycs Of people
not blind 10 their danger. They
have let greed get the better Of
caution, haye opened their doors
10 persons not entitled 20 strong
drink, aud have put The legitimate
dealer 30 no end Of troubie fore.
ing him ~ mrct unfair criticism
They have bred riot and M sorts
Of petty bickfrs For these scv.
zeal rvnsonS, and the one sufficient
reason that they are operated in
direct conflict with the intent ~
the law, We are glad that County
Attorney Taylor, acting under iii-
siriciions from Atiorncy General
fooney, has gone after them, no
matter whose profit them may rep
resent We hope that The Stale
eognizanl Of their real purpose
may disrupt them Tor good aud oil
not letting any short winded en-
ihlisiasm wear II TO further con
nivance Only constant vigilance
can assure their cxlirpaiiou. for
there IN ready profit ia them, and
always persons quick to risk Illicit
trnde
We helicye that the liquor bnsi.
ness should be- Thoroughly regn
lated aud that ihe laws governing
The sale Of mtdxicants should be-
enforced without show of favor.
No Influence higher mp should cn
able amy man "a proceed against
the best interests of Those liquor
dealers scrupul1us ia their deter
mlnalion IA observe the ethics of
trade, nor should any quiet pro-
lection wmhlc ilmso frauds 10 Der. /
peiuaie Themselves under the guiso
OF q name that IS sham on rs
face We have had enough OF such .
rot and cannot afford il.
Prohibition viii cninr soon
enough OF its own accord. without
extra impetus 10 great cx
Tent, II viii represent liccnu and
the indignation of persons exposed \
io license. Moderation has never
earned an honest enemy only (
fanatics spuirm whore liqunr N
considered without excessos. ANY
privilege ia the world may be- re.
sokcd by incouiincncc Abuse IN
y hat piles np vote, against the
Healer whose wares are sal,i ne
'orling 10 law aud conscience The
nlelllgoni dealer knows the neccs
'iy Tar regulation and welcomes
~ hut he By frequently haudt
'appcd by Just such clubs ms nav
eel the weight Of tho law hero
md Which only too often flourish
nder ne very noses of The police
We speak bluntly Whom truth
peaks, there ~ no reason To soften
"a message.
a
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-01

The Panama ,'anai has nro.
fuccd Si,n00,0OO IN tolls. purlh,
April, income from freight exceed.
20 me cost OF operation. This n
rneorraglng II The canal has
made a showing with the whale
world trying 20 annihilatc trade
what viii il 10 with the return ~
normal conditionSg
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-01

Tir United States has notified
china that It will tolerate no
treaty that puts q lock on The omen
door China will probably refer
'he sinised states 10 the lock itself
-'lapan- However, prudence will
cpmpcl ns 20 hold China IL tic
strict accountability
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-01

Uncle Sam has decided to smash
az revolutionary ineuhaiorS. Aud
Tue old gentleman seems to be IN
earnest lie takes The stand that
egsr Matching ScramhlcS are not at
Tor AMERICAN consumption.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-01

uovernor Ferguson docsn I xan,
2 send irpops 10 the border owing
Y Us amleahle relations cx;stinr
between Texas and the United
states States. We think that he i right.
considering AIr isryms worl, n
nchali Of Worldwide peace. \,
would be sinful for Texas "a slcs
r'are wac on America AZ lust his
!ne, although fhcfe Il no douh.
'haf some Of onr patriots. With
sneh q man az Colquitt 10 lead
,hsm could take Washington n
III. I. Time thar il takes 70 mention
5hs batter. n '''''s'S''
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AN osoiNANcr

1fnn'ine 10 ? " c'aswSn his u,ccen
e"rs nnd axslsns, the rlKht "a cnnstrnrt
'sn'n'a,n ana Operate n system of ia.
's'2'nan tNliwaSR within the City Of
e0'pas Shf'ssl ara over along, seroes
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-01

General Funston thinks tina,
certain cattlcmen are handicnn.
Ping the Government IN its ~.
lcnlpts 70 keep the border pceeed
70 thu Rio Granae. We e,,ess ~ /.
right cas,lcmen will M their
stock Craze near the river ami
Mexican bandits viii try 10 con.
ven iliem into lerrYhoats
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-01

The San Antonio Express saws
hat MeSico Is falling to pieces.
u TINS is tho ease, plenty OF mitis
arr extended 10 catch them.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-01

Texas 1itncs owners have found
that niekcls don { roll 80 Tar al
dollars.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-01

Every agitation undertaken in
q good cause, though il fail of rs
object is benefit to society.
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Go Editor, torpue christi Caller.
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Pe-t"ffice IN Corpus Christi, Texas
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OPEN TO ADvERTISERs
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DOCTORS OF PLUMBING.

patron Of Harvard has given the university a sum
Of money for the purpose promoting wider
knowledge of plumbing The income from the gift is
subject relating to house plumbing
This may be treated as theme for Jest but it's mat
worthy of serious consideration The donor knows
omethng about the tremendous part played by plumbing
the progress of society He probably has suspicion
and well founded one-that there is no better cri-
eriOn of civilization than the perfection to which this
humble and intensely practical science is carried.
plumbing and enlightenment go hand in hand Il is no
accident that America which is justly proud of its own
progress, has the best plumbing standards and
plentiful supply OF plumbing equipment in the world.
I for it, too-but that's another story
No master plumber however will pretend that per-
lection has yet been reached Hence the value of the
Harvard enterprise
And why indeed, shouldn't scholars write thesis on
train pipes? Here we have graduate students working
way by the thousands after year preparing
I'd eatse such subjects as variations of the Greek
Second Aorist" Weak findings in Chaucer's Verse
Basic Anglosaxon Roots" "Lepidoptera Of Mozan-
bique and other matters as practical and applicable to
the vital needs Of and women in our street as a
description of the scenery the side of the moon
Let us have theses monographs and masterpieces
IN plumbing by an means And let the ow-eyed pro
essors come off their scholarly perches and give de
rec Of Doctor of Plumbing for the useful produc
ions regardless OF the candidates grammar photography
IT other evidences Of general culture
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-26
A BRAVE NATION

Berlin newspapers report that even the women and
children are fighting Serbia against the Teuton drive
And an American of Serbian birth who in close touch
with affairs in the faherand declares that before long
there will be an army Serbian the field equal
to the country's male lighting force"
No racial sympathes need obscure the gallant struggle
that being made today by the heroic little Serbian
nation against Overwhelming odds 1t wheth
hsory affords any finer example of national herosm
Belgium might have fought just effectively if it had
had warning and time preparation Serbia is showing
the spirit Of Belgium combined with a power Of resist
which, considering everything, is amazing
Serbia is about threefourths large Ohio and has
considerably smaller population Imagine Ohio daring
the power of Austria twice hurting Austrian armies
back in utter defeat passing through a typhus plague
that Frustrated the nation and killing hundreds thou
sands, and then rising up without sign of
sist the combined power of Austria and Germanyand
all this top Of two Balkan wars fought within three
years which must have been almost as exhausting to
Serbia our civil to the United states
Serbia has allies helping her now But allies or no
allies it would probably have made no difference It
impossible to doubt that even without any assur
or help from Russia or England or France. the
Serbans would manned the trenches and fought to
the last man. and almost to the last woman and child
in defense Of their native soil
Such race can be defeated as the Greeks were at
Thermopylae. but it cannot be conquered.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-26
LEGAL NOTICES

I'M THE SUPERIOR COURT IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF CoCHlSE,
STATE OF ARIZONA.
In the Matter of the Estate ana Guar
Gianship of Lote Aston Carter, Col
die Violet Carter and Ernie Wade
Carter, minor children Of Patrick
II. and Samantha $ Carter, de-
ceased
order to show cause why order Of sale
of real estate should not be made
Tt appearing to the Court from the
petition duly filed and this day pre-
scented by Jesse Yoakum, the guardian
Of the persons and estate Of the above
named minor praying for an order
of sale of certain real estate belong
ing TO said wards that 10 is to the best
Interests of said minors and said es-
tate that such real estate should be
sold;
Ii is hereby ordered that the next
of kin of said minors. end am persons
interested, appear before this Court
on Saturday, the 3Gth day of October,
. a. d. 1915. alto o'clock a. NO., at the
court room of this Court at the
Court House in the City of Tombstone,
Cochise County, State Of Arizona, then
/ and there to show cause why an order
should not be granted for the sale of
/ said estate;
And it is further ordered that a
copy of this order be published for
three CD successive weeks before the
said day of hearing in the Bisbee
Daily Review a newspaper printed
and published IN said County of Co
chise
Dated September 2Sth A. d. 1915,
A. G.. LOCKWOOD,
Judge of the Superior Court
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-26
DENATURINo THE U.eoATs.

If the latest demand by our government is conceded
~ Germany the usefulness of the submarine as com
nerce-destroyer win be ended
Germany has yielded to our contention that when
merchant ships attacked the passengers and
must first be removed place safety It took long
ard diplomatic fight but the principle now seems esab-
ished again integral part Of international law.
The German submarines the last few weeks have act
d this humanitarian rule apparently without ex-
option, although Austrian submarine was recently
exported to have such French passenger ship without
Warming The British whose undersea boats have lately
'ecome active against the enemy's commerce as the
ierman U-boats were while ago have never violated
he principle.
Secretary Lansing's latest note however goes much
urther It maintains that merely allowing the passen
and escape their small boats before their
hip is sunk is enough-that small boats are not
places Of safety when they in the open sea many
niles from shore without friendly ship in sight Ger
many is thus asked in first Lusitania note, to
efrain from destroying enemy merchantmen unless her
vessels themselves that the non-combatants
oard removed to a safe ship or are removed safely
o shore And that 10 a virtual denial Of the
ght Of the submarine to attack merchantmen at all;
Tor it is very seldom such fraH craft to take
rize ship into port take Of the passengers and
rev after their ship is sunk
it would doubtless be wen to have such a rule and t.
ompel the restriction of the submarine straight naya
arfare Why, indeed, should a submarine be permitted
do what cruiser destroyer is forbidden to do?
If Germany to accept the validity of this demand
reat Britain would be Obliged to follow and thus lie
anpaign against the German commerce in the Bat
ca might he inf erfered with What Is saucp for th
is for the gander. and Uncle Sam and inter
ationa law play fayorites Il doesn't likely
owever, that Germany will make this supreme conees
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-26

Whether or not the Graham county
tax levy, which is said to be S11.4o4
over the legal ten per cent limit is
to stand. is the question which is now
uD to the supreme court to decide.
At the meeting of the state tax com
mission held Saturday afternoon it
was decided to defer action on the
matter and submit the question to the
states highest tribunal, with a hope
that that body might settle the tangle.
The case grew on of the fact that
some time ago the board OF super
visors of Graham county authorized
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-26

a tax levy, amounting to $4,000, this
sum said to be S11,4Sl in excess OF
the sum which could be legally levied
under Section 1889 OF the Revised
Statutes. This section provides that
a tax levy cannot be made which re-
presents more than ten per cent in
crease over the levy Of the preceding
year and yet section 537S provides
that a levy for the purpose Of con
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-26
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR U.
S. PATENT.
Mineral Survey No. $751;
Serial No. O2e424

Serial No. O2e424
United States Land Once, Phoenix,
Arizona, Sept 81, 1915
Notice is hereby given That Calu-
met & Arizona Mining Company,
whose postoiIice address is Warren,
Arizona, has made application for pat
ent for the GOOD PIECE lode mining
claim, situated in the Warren Mining
District, Cochise County, Arizona, i'm
Section %, II 23-S., r. 24-E.. G. & S.
r. B. & NJ unsurveyed, described as
follows
GOOD PIECE" Beginning at corn
er No 4, the S. W. corner, whence c.
C.. for Sec. 26 and Sec. 27, on line
S-4, Gap lode, Sur No 1878, II. 23-S.,
r. 24-E., G. q S. r. b. & NJ bears S.
80 o. d. 45246 #; thence n. 180
O5 w. 4425 feet to corner No. 2:
thence n. 47s Al e. 4 feet TO corner
No. 3 thence S. AZ IA q. 4O38 feet
TO corner No. 4; thence S. 47e Az
w. 1891 feet to corner No I, the
place Of beginning, containing net
area OF 0.922 acres, expressly exclud
| ing area N conflict with survey No
1892, Bryan lode of 0.019 acres.
The location notice of said claim is
recorded in the Office of the County
Recorder of Cochise County, Arizona
as follows
Good Piece, Book IS, Record Of
Mines page 613.
The names OF the adjoining claims
lare: on the Southeast Survey No
1892, Contentment lode on the South
west Survey No 1892, Bryan lode: on
the Northeast Survey No 1892, Cop
per Glance lode.
THOMAS T.. WEEDIN, Register
] First Publication oct 8, 1915.
Last Publication Dee II, 1915
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-26

Harriet Stanton Blntch, the vel
known suffrage leader Of New York,
scuruod to this country last weei.
after a two months stay in Europe
She row is a very strong advocate
Of preparedness, and believes tha'
women should take part in the agita-
zion for national defense
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-26

Judge Of tie Superior Court
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-26

gable stream { the object Of the era
ham county levy may be made and
makes no mention Of the fact that the
supervisors must keep within the ten
per cent limit In a measure the two
sections are in conflict, and there is
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-26

some doubt as to which applies in the
Graham county case. Instead of max
ing an order regarding the matter, the
tax commissioners decided it would
be best for the supreme court to pass
on it.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-26

We want you TO get acquainted
with Jones Dairy Farm Sausages.
They're delicious and they're
pure. They are made from the choice
parts of dairy-fed little pigs, pure
home ground spices and salt-and
that's all The Jones Dairy Farm
produces only enough to fin each day
orders so that every shipment is abb
solutely fresh At the same time We
,an only order as much as we're rea-
sonably sure of selling Therefore
you must order early to be sure of
getting yours and it's well TO order in
advance If possible,
Why not plan sausages for certain
days breakfasts? - Say, Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday for instance.
Then you'H always be certain of get
ting your sausages and you'u never
be disappointed. For it's real disap-
pointment, after you've once eaten
Jones Dairy Farm Sausages, not to
be able to get them when you want
them.
Better try that plan, and perhaps
include Sunday breakfast too a
breakfast i'm which you have time to-
appreciate fully the deliciousness of
Jones Dairy Farm Sausages
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-26
J. b. ANGUS
THE PURE FOOD GROCER.
Phone %.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior

l.. S. LAND OFFICE at Phoenix
Arizona October %, 1915,
NOTICE is hereby given that Mathi
as Kump, of McNeal, Arizona who
on October 80, 1909. made homestead
entry No. O7142, for NEA, Section II
Township p s., Range 20 T., G. q S
r. b. q Meridian, has filed notice Of
intention to make three year Proof
to establish claim to the land above
described before Jared ID. Taylor, u
S. Commissioner at Bisbee Arizona
ON the 10th day of December, 1915.
Claimant names as witness:
Frank Deitchman, Of McNeal Ari
zona; Anton Stukel, Ernest Mechen
Frank Zajo CD, of Lowell Arizona.
THOMAS i. WEEDIN
Register
First publication oct 26 1915.
Last publication Dee, 10. 1915.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-26
ARMENIANs MAssAcRTD

LONDON. oct. 25.-An Odessa dis
patch says "The Turks massacred
the entire population Of Kerasund, on
the Black Sea"
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.,.s"BROKERS REGAIN CONFIDENCE n.
!. And STOCKS BEGIN IORISE

G Sugar, and Olaa are among those
that have advanced.
Significant has been the sudden de-
lnand for bonds. Beginning early in
the week brokers began to receive buy
ing orders for bonds. Evidently this
is Investment money coming out AS
a matter Of fact huge sum of money
has been paid out in Honolulu in the
last few months in the form of diyi-
dends that has been held back because
of the general uncertainty in financial
conditions, due largely to the war.
Now this money is beginning to come
out. It is sure sign Of the direction
The wind is taking. and positive tok.
en- that the country is beginning to
realize that the bottom has not drop
ped out OF things and that money in
vested now not only wiz not be lost,
but probably win bring returns.
Dividends also have been fairly MI.
merous and the rumors Of others to be
declared provided another bullish ele.
ment Last weeks prediction that
there would be strong week has been
borne out and there is every reason
to renew 1t for next week.
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JUbILANT DRYS' PROPHESE GREAT
VICTORY FOR PROHIB|TIONIN 1917

the house has rejected the resolu-
ton.
Representative Hobson is not dis
heartened., The Fpublicity given him
oyer the contest,tain the house will
help him on the Chautauqua circuit.
He will be the leading prohibition
advocate, regardless of the enthusi-
asm shown on the temperance ques-
ton by Secretary Bryan.
Expects acomBand From People"
I'VE shall carry the campaign to
the voters of the country and will
win, said Mr.. Hobson. The great
moral, spiritual, temperance and pro-
hibition forces of this nation will
make this question the paramount
issue in 1916, not only to gain two
thirds majority in the houses of Con-
gress, but. to hare an administration
that will not fight this reform, either
in the open or under cover, so that in
the spring of 1917, with an extraordin-
airy session of the Sixty.ffth Congress,
we viii have q command from the peo-
pie to grant this reform"
The Rev Sam Small was delighted
with the show in the house He
wanted to take hand. but was
barred from doing so by the rules
When the debate was hottest
Speaker Clark dropped back into the
members lobby for rest.
Great spectacle" said he. 81 see
Sam Small in the galleries, and would
like to hear him speak to this crowd.
He would whooD ii up."
Like Paul Jones. we have not yet
begun to fight" said Mr.. Small. I'VE
know whom to lick and whom to
boost now, and we are going to.fght
for our friends and against our enc
mics. |"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-16
UNIQUE DEVICE ON CARBURETORS
OF CAD|LLACS IS A GREAT HELP

One of the interesting features in
connection with the development of
the eight-cylinder motor by the Cadil-
lac Motor Car Company has been the
correction of fault common to prac-
tically all, if not all carburetors,
Outlines there. is the lack of ability
on the part of the carburetor to re-
spond freely and fully to sudden
and complete opening of the throttle.
When the throttle is quickly opened,
the gasoline, flowing through the
spray nozzle, does not at once pass in
sufficient quantity to form, with the
inrushing air, gas of the required
explosive quality. This disproportion
of gasoline and air is Of hardly more
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lBy Latest MALL

WASHINGTON, ID. C.-The "drys"
claim moral victory over the VETS
in the contest In the house on the Hob
son resolution to submit to the States
a constitutional amendment for ma
tion-wide prohibition. At a conference
among the leaders Of the National
Anti-Saloon League and the Women's
Christian Temperance Union there
was great rejoicing.
THE power of the temperance
movement never was SO great as it
is today" said Miss Ann Gordon,
leader of the w, C, T. u forces here.
To think that with almost Vnprece-
dented odds against us we secured a
majority in the house gives us great
encouragement
The fight for the constitutional
amendment viii be kept up. The Anti
Saloon League and the W. G. T. u.
viii try to put the senate on record
on the Sheppard resolution. Repre-
sentative Hobson says he will mske
prohibition an issue in the 1916 cam
paign unless the Sixty-fourth Congress
votes to submit his amendment.
Finds Vote Gratifying.
The vote in the house was very
gratifying to friends of prohibition, y
said Senator Sheppard. when, you
consider that majority voted for pro-
hibitfon the first time the constitution
Al amendment resolution was submit
ted to vote you can understand why
We should be pleased
Senator Sheppard said he thinks the
resolution has a good chance of being
passed by a two-thirds vote in the
next Congress. He pointed out that
many members who voted against pro-
hibition would not be in the next Con-
gress.
1T has not been decided yet he
continued, whether the resolution
viii be pressed to a vote in the sen.
ate at this season. 1t would only
serve to place senator's on record since
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All. 0REG0NIAN WILL
GO ON DRYD0CK

ASSOCIATED Press by Fed. Wireless ]
Los ANGELES, Cal, JAM 16-The
American-Hawaiian steamer Oregoni-
an, which has been in port en- route
from San Francisco to New York, will
have to return to San Francisco to
go into drydock. the result of damages
sustained on Wednesday. The Ore
gonian was backing to leave the har-
Dor when her stern grounded on Nor
mon island, damaging her rudder. She
was locked for en- examination by div.
ers and, on their report, the under
writer's said that it would be unwise
Tor the steamer to attempt to COM
plete her trip to New York before. I'M
dergoing repairs.