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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-29
WHY NOT now

The Commercial Club performs
necessary service 10 The com.
muniiy. II stands for adyeriis.
ing that helps every nan, and for
constant aceessions 20 the indus.
trial welfare. II has been direct.
" responsible for what depth Of
water we have. for whist steam.
ship service we have, for Ali most
significant things accomplished.
Corpus Christi Is entirely sur
rounded by opportunities. II IL
ma island of prosperity in the
making Iini Il shelters aud feeds
many individuals who refuse to do
their share Of the wnrk who sulk
beneath tho mask ~ an assumed
ignorance, who hug their pennies
Till the Indian sqncals
There h but one way h. reach
the man who refuses 10 DO his
legitimate ahnro of fhr work That
must be- done.
Tins one way h TAXATION
Many times, ~ his public ut-
icrancca Mayor Miller has con
trndvd ihni thc finances Of the
club should be- raised through the
Tax assessment that rcnchcs every
man with falr accuracy, compel
ing every man even The most
frnniic pcnny.miggcr To- de- his
personal financial part, Of least,
toward the collective advance.
meni
l.0s Angeles, which l. generally
conceded a. be- ono 81 the best ad
ycriised cities Ia Tho world, raiscs
IT, funds by this method
The time b. ripe for IL inaugi,
ration Ia Corpus Christi The
Cily Council knowing the temper
of the people ia this matter, viii
not be- reluctant 10 let them carry
forward plan formulated and
urged by Itself u "a Charter
amendment Is necessary and We
believe that IL h lea as get n
I.ct us fix II ~ that 40 few
business men Will be- forced,
through their interest aud public.
spirit, 20 spend the better part of
Two months Ia trying 10 persuade.
along with the liberal ones, rc.
calciirauts. sore heads sud men
w hn !ogd 0n suspicion, 90 do their
simple duty
The time m ripe. The Thought
has been planted The plan will
bc favored by an overwhelming
majority Today Is the best day
Why iinRuri
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-29
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PARAGRAPHiNGS

shire Ofnoor "Dh. there faoa eleht
bells etenee ms. ltH nv watch hf.
iuNf pid Lads gfacioHaf tHncg
your wai'h ftrikins a. loud as fnati"
Sailors Magazine
Pointer f0r naroased heahanin ln
hnnas flsaulHH fWe Ula "a lfrneh Boo
ttn bach Fafu and refuse 90 come suf
unili lie enHns cfaa,s hsf NorA uf
dsHirucilna iltiabufs uatclie
'fof e. I viii fotrion fnur ptur
'hf. 500 "a ncnaine sonihaayet %
nm Then ynu nuFht o. know mat 8
haven't Hui " Kansas cts Journal.
Tho phonaamph De- great inyen
uNn boa Ha Is musical Inaiusmrnt the
siura urkrr nas tuo HWretsf voice
Boston Transcript
CiawfetJ . acc thc heilHcfouls are
caillnf out fhe oldest reecfsiatH pu
y0u ihiut fhst mnwiri men should
o. compelled o. nahtf cmDehep
WHY mot 1heF afe used 90 lt"
Lif,
ono advantage man hha H thai
hnnsn hr can siWn1H Dlt in hH wife
Hnd HneH Ten him iuai ehrn lf H
hut whon % Woman wants HnlthIr.
ahc hna Go mnt fnf it Detroit rrre
Frees
% iofi hours OFF eirep rHiuH over
lha Hneprh "MsrVoloua viii pow
rf'" exclaimed thr msn who fnwna
{ Don't sr0 hnw 5000 mnnasrd fn ntas
awake ihieuFh tne nat fending
Washington star
Nmunr the Vatluus fmtrrnni eocIr.
tlen nut nu thr increase il fhe soinn
whit Theoretical oiHtaifAtinu cum
mnniY tuuwu ae "rhr uruihrihopd 90
Man Washington Feat
uuNfe Hli Yeur uppoftunlt.ra. NJ
tho batutuh iraha keen thr puttoH
plsutH under a. rlitahufs t'uai
Mla a. They had thoir wcdiIna
rehsaraal lnHi etrulng ST. %
Nra ihcf hro nnw supposed lu De-
prepared fuf tio worst liosiun hoo.
Lord
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-29
FAMILY AVOIDS
SERIOUS SICKNESS
BY Being Constantly Supplied With
Thediord's Blaek-Draught.

MersiH, Val suffered iof several
years" says Mrs. b. Whitaker. Of
MS Place. with sack headache, ard
stomach trouble,
Tea years ago friend told me 70 try
Ihedsoid's Black nfaugh,. which / did
ard found Z 10 be the best ianiily medi-
cine t0r young and Old.
] keep Black Dfaughs on hand al ne
hmc now. and when my children iecl
htle had. they ask me ior a dose, and Il
does ihrm more good thaa ANY uedieine
lhcy ewes srscd,
We never have q long SPELL o. sick
ness IN or tamtiy, xince We commenced
uSsng Black pgapghi.
Thecionis Back DraugAi Is purely
vegetable, and has heea found 70 reEu-
late weak sicmAchs. aid digrshon, fc-
lisSc indigestion. colo, Wind. nausea
headache. sick stomach. and similar
synplonaS
Il has beea IN constant Use Ior n,ors
,h2n ~ te1fs, aad has oencfiict racfs
tnsn nihhgn people.
fcaf dnsSgiSi sells and recommends
hlsSk-p raughL Psice oaly *. Get !
22cksSe to-1ay. NC ~,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-29

This pats In History.
lait Hlnup rsaguct captured
infish hrl4 EprNl-r @ith ha
treasure ahasrl Thc rtpfurrH
tcHsoi Was seut frlm Niriefa with
frre3 American priHnncrs hut
newer rrachcd America.
thtt luhnc reception 90 Lafayette in
at fnuia
lti1 Emu.raf ef Russia declared lis
pnfpnt. t0 assist Austria AGAINST
hcr onrmira
1901 lru Davis Proposed tho addition
20 900 coca Wer geo Use st 600 si.
r,i, Boz hr Confederate scr
NIrf
tsHi Maryland rrtuaHi tu aocstir h,
vote of aa tu ia
fstt urd nr Abraham Granor rynl
utisf wllo introduced che uae ni
kou ione ol iR thc o. a. lig
wua Canadian
1854 StEtufc uaued al nVfud Um
yoritv Eeslaud aAmttins wo.
mcu Goo examinations
issN lc1 Davis nid cornerstone OF
Confederate monument at Mont
atanerv Ala
issH Sew Nufh City hesnn three
HtA celebration uf tht centennial
~ WashInsusu'H haNNnratirn
i2e2 kine tdWsrd va vrHrd rnps
leo NH Nt the NHfiran.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-29
MAN TAKES HiS OWN MEDICINE
20 AN opriatSr

ho Knows wbpn he takes Sc tr cot
tain ailments hn sfta rriirf rcnrir
who toxic rr KINGS Sew Discovery for
sn nfgtatlnF tod are urimiata thtt
hnow this rough remedy win nrnc
trato che uniura ~ tho throaf klll th,
vrims ana open tho WAY Cor Nsurr ri
att Nou can't destroy IS Cnia hs su.
prrfisiai treatment Nnn muHt Fn in she
cause ~ thu truuhir iir an nptHtiat
Cei 81 bntiis ar pf kinEa NeU :ils.
eoNrrs tn.dtN Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-29


Win ross suong. n nita aith aiarcss Up Sos lis
vault ~ blue q shiues aa4 300. aaa breeds
en3 f9asts arH ffiae. 1884 lH flt
rehcs sf thf erap8 ~ avn fhr nsas saa isnu
ne tpfn and sesns turn teir ao1 die Esrtha
Hpifaff ffHrhF and nhriHhF. ds nte eer
aed eat1e lswi sod satsrrsai ~ frfgssHns
an Them Nf angnisHsd tieN she alfziioa
and rft ia foi. 1pa'tt cooked fls whole N0fl
hahes and frifr' We nnd rspns saI ssf. "a
N"pia be unr u ihai uamfe rIn afHia
~ A'n' nhff Fhiuf' iini rhfn fif HunH fnnlf Ifd
Hehhd rpril ztfid aEd sfuHs tf faf ifftf lit
uRAl tie sahd9n field hna $50 rlttnY hfn 100
f'f sons - men We'd nitf fouf hunHf- fii WtEtlfsi
Fr"tna tp rec hr aranr Tbn Npfins fiHafs
'arpHds SAD MET " rife every n Inspires
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-29
WV ARr ACADEMY HrAo.

NEW NoitK. Arrl s* Harry "
wn,rouH New Yo,k artist. la thc
chulcc ief thq rseshivnry ~ the IA
,ional Academy % pcsien which meets
la'hv a. nfiret hursesaUf Go john "
Aleshnsl,r, who ivcrnlly rrsisnFd Nr
Wa,iuus haf hten secretary 81 tho
Arafriny ~ mmhsf - Years
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-29

We ~ at the aEo ehcn 4 l,e, who i4
81 any acv,tnt feels that ~ ,an over.
onmu an the aanNefs that ha,u ever
lioset mahhlns, drgl4ns ihr Neaumnnt
Entefpslsr ~ pcata the cli,h " aef
vuisH WARS the seven itakue htot !
and carries the shield ~ darkness
GIANTS. auifina. dfaevnH. hears AMI
roheers hnyr noi tefiufs hir hitn and
he knsf~s What he Nould dn Ia the
preAsncc ~ any emerNcnc, ar ana
pctt tNr he u a healthy. nufmal ho,
ana ,he tralllne ,louds 20 slnrN' that
ne abont us in uur infancy" haNr NOT
wa htNkrn apart a. lot IN the Wnht 1T
rommap da,
iia; BE SAINT swim And the an
/ fortunate part ~ IA - thai he ncsrs
san ~ made te understand how prfil.
ous It Is CO.. HAN "a play Ia Az around
I deep water unattended 81 elders Whr
can swim iie caoaol understand 1,
hrcause ne u healthy. normal ssif
tclisiN heN, and uncrr ero ~ dlhteul-
ties he can not sutfponnt
Teach him 40 swim. Nbnlls se Az nn
may setnc DAY saw his hfe Al least
a VIII sreatly ivsscn thv dansof u los
lns 4 unneepssafilN. u viii make ynu
lrrs uucaNy ~hen no silss amaN fui
an afternpon Without NsGaf knowiedeS.
when ~ perhs swine swinmlne hnlr tol
= bath 81 undertakes ~ paddsa Some
Old and leak, htet when he wauders
pff fef conpic ef hs'nrs "a tishne
GRAVY firhlre. ilr Jsws an tngee lhlrni
hecaasc ~ u q normal heS e Ne dss
"a SGT % them he would he an eh.
normal frcckle faced. un,ids, tlangs
hut vlcAn hearted aneel Waco News
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-29
Thursday. April 20. 1915.
FILLING a NEED.

over THREE years ago, The Cali
a. pointed out ibc need Tor an
aquarium Ia which Ia oNhibii
various types of marine lie 10 Wis
itors Long before thsi, the idea
was entertained BY certain men
~ far back as the Ropes boom
in fact Now j H. Lloyd has de-
tcrnincd 10 erect an aquarium on
his pleasure piers not nn rXtraor
dlnarily large one, to be sure, hui
very good starter Il viii meet
definite need Every visitor =
Interested Ia the ser most Of all
10 ils strange sellom.srcn fishes
cfuHiaceAns nnd mollusvs.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-29

Women OF the world arc holding
a pcare conference at The Hague.
Thus y likc n convention of va
sclles IN a lions den. Il may fur.
n.sh tho ladies some personal
pleasure, however.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-29

Gabrielle 4 Auuunxio says OF
Italy !" dare say that she her
self does not know What she IL. =
Not ours TO SAY, 4 Annnnzio not
ours 70 say but she has the look
of the hSSonl lass who loiicw for
the most euldcn offcr.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-29

The outcome OF the San Antonio
primaries didn't shake Shock. at
l''rst the Shook shake didu Z
llrown him, llo Is 20 take the
30 ri degree IN May And this
waste effort h distressing. II the
time wasted IN running Tor office
were devoted TO running the office
rnn for, or the ofiice neglected for
the run, society would suffer 4
material Improvement.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-29

A, u and G. batteries or,lercd
back 20 san Antoniol rhis makes
the sccoud time that ARC me,li
asors have fallen a iriilc short Of
Alopping things in Mexico.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-29

John Bunny Is dead lle leaves
laughter, not tears. behind hin.
u " something 10 provoke smiles
alter one has done ono's work
and unlnreA The gallrrIeA oil rrAi.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-29
WEATHER SUMMARY
u. Q. DEPARTMENT OF hoRicUL'
TUae-wESTsEa BUREAU.

wsaihrr b4Hsun iof 70 anlra end
iar 1g O. m % mefldlan une
apnI "a 1915.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-29


in tiha wrrke iHaUr ~ the WrohiY
itecord. Chrpnlola We began ufnenl
Publication ut thc ale constitutional
=sasndmvuiH tN be- voted un this yunr.
SATURDAY,. ,luiy a. she siN amend
menta. lu thrlr otdur. ares
10 increase tho mrmhvrahip az
the supreme Couu from three 90 five.
To permit counties o. ,0lr fpf
tns crenurn cd u special lean fund fur
students
g. go anihoriso "a, ltyY uf "a npeclal
fond laE Of not 90 cNcrrd Soc un the
flen valuation. vishef in cnurtiDf or
HnhdiVlainnH thereof
Anihur.nne tho issuance 0f hpnda
fof puhilC improvements. ineluding
drtinnrp isvtea. ety
O. SO permit tr,Vcliua men a. vote
wherever ihcy may bee ON election day
g. rho Esrkctt retaliation pips ldine
fol the separation ~ tho fexaa Vni
Ver.ity aud TrNks and Agricultural and
Mechanical oolivso
fhcro air egfpta claimed a. csiai in
az least four pf the proposed emund
muutf. in lhoif wgn,ing az cunatrun.
ton Tho sRckrtt resolution IA ala,
dphluua Va ihst itH Nnhl pheaner "a
unvsiiohcd ANS Gov it3Auaou Huumlt-
ted 3, without h.mnplt approNins ~ tla
appfpvinE a. rhc special fuad tas
proposition and tnv other prrmttlng
tntNeilnE mca a. eo,e are desrrViRi
~ Support, lhcw n itilc ehiro,lpa u
the iaN mind N lncreaains the numl,rl
~ supreme court Justices n "a Will w
eun NJ cSretlunR tho disposition 81
the rases hetefo that tribunal fh,
I seyhetl resolution b. Important. hut Il
"a shtrica u viii he talan tyforo ihi
eeugta for finai determination. ana M.
guesYian mleht we'll hc drteftvd anti
u can prepoflN ho sulmi,ted fog IA,
z vosefn them~ri,ca e. detefsNlne The
vthgfs prp Natiptn ~ Indifference Z,
iunst lpynton Record N'hiuaipio
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-29

Professor Henry q. Walter.
hepd 81 the plant research bureau
at Lsnghornc wherever that is =.
IL responsible for this; III mon
loved MS violently and as reckless
~ as roses, the divoree eousts
would be running overtime My,
isn't Is sad oil this scientific
progress, Now that crimes have
been fastened ON roses, We sap.
pose il will only be 4 matter Of
time mill r,N,lite professors will
hand ladybugs the ballot.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-29

Palestine llesal, Preventing
farm washing It can't boz done
iu this section Farmers are too
nYar llndcrlowlcss.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-29

The second class dead beat Is
IN the pen, the first clnss, usos
the pen.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-29

Engineer Frank S, Taylor. Aus.
tins "'ihr dam viii he lhcre a
Thousand years from nnw, unless
an earthquake comes along II
amy reinforcement incomes nress.
sary, Engineer Taylor, Nc have
several cap. Ms On baud that are
not working. one of these, hraced
against the end Of the dam, will
make il much stronger.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-29

Address MI business communications
and make ont aii ebockn. awftn. mon
~ urdefs and express orders 20 The
'siicr runilrhinr Company All Items.
Articles and communications Should be
addressed 20 EdltDr. Corpus Christi
caller
--s-r,-~--s a---+--s-~-s------ss---'s-s
Entered a. SECOND clara matter ~ the
i'untuffice Ia cof@ia Christi. Tcrnn
@-<-a-4.as~sast
CIRCULATION BOOKS
OPEN 70 ADV EHTI0ER8.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-29

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LATE MARKET REPORT


FoRr WORTH LIVESTOCK.
Nf Associated rrrss
UoNr WORTH Apr gs iiar
iirspis 1oee head huh So ealea tr
10 TW
cattle Receipts $500 hcaI marsei
stcad, hnetea fTi rfn
Shocp re rt GOO htI m1rkef
inwts nmns sos 81 5000
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-29

The Houston Post complains ~
fresh vegetables. Better fresh
than flippant.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-29

The HOUSE of Lords decides not
20 abolish the making Of liquor.
MVpbcrs Of the House of lords
make it.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-29

VILLAS horse shot from under
hini. II was such high horst
We Just knew Il was going 10 be-
Kilt.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1915-08-12
CLAIMS WAS SHOT
By BRAKEMAN
Transient Harveste. Walks to Town
With Bullet in Leg.

About seven O'Clock Wednesday
morning C. M. jacket of Montana
where he works at his trade
as blacksmith, in company with two
or three other men got on a west
bound freight train in the Northern
Pacific yards. jacket states that af-
ter the train had pulled up the hill a
short distance brakeman came
along and demanded that the men
pay 81 for a ride as far as Eldridge,
where jacket says the men were go
ing to get off for work in the harvest
fields Having no money, the men
left the train and, walking along the
side of the cars, went toward the en-
|fgine. The train was moving slowly
Fat this time, being at the top of the
hill, and the men had an opportunity
TO get off the empty fiat car in which
they started to ride.
s,sJackel ,claimsstsat the brakeman
fred a revolver, at him and his COM
panions twice, the first shot apepar-
ing to be to frighten them but the
next shot had different effect, as a
bullet lodged in Jackets right leg,
entering just above the knee and still
remains in the flesh.
The man walked back to James
town and called upon the city au-
thorities for some attention as he
had no money. He was taken to
Stones hotel and his wound exam
ined by DR.. Holt, who probed for the
bullet, but up to the present it has
not been located.
The conductor of the train was
Ralph Weston and the brakeman s
name is not learned. Jacket says he
is a single man, SO years of age and
claims to have come to North Dakota
for harvest work and expects to re-
turn to Montana in the fall. 1t is
probable that some further action
will be taken in the matter.
No report of the affair was made
during the day to the headquarters
of the company here and investiga-
tion failed to reveal any confirmation
of the alleged shooting by the brake
man. Further investigation will be
made as to the circumstances sur
rounding this case.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1915-08-12
DEATH OF HENRY
G. NIERL|NC
Occurs at Rochester Hospital,
Following Severe Operation.

The preliminary advices OF a
change for the worse in the condition
of Henry G. Nierling, which were re-
ceived here Tuesday morning were
followed by a telegram received by ].
J. Nierling at p. m. Monday that
his brother had passed away at the
hospital in Rochester, Mimi, about Z
o'clock in the evening. j. J. Nierling
was about to start for Rochester on
Northern Pacific train No. 2, having
been informed of his brothers condi-
tion while at Dawson during the day
and having returned to jamestown
to take the first train to Rochester.
Mrs. Henry Nierling, who accom-.
panied her husband to the hospital,
was with him during his last hours,
also another brother, A. T. Nierling.
and wife of Iowa, who had arrived
a short time before death occurred.
The operation was performed on
Thursday morning, August 5, and
was for the removal of tumor on
the bladder. Mr.. Nierling had been
feeling in i'll health for the last six
or eight months, but not until short
time ago was he aware of the serious
nature of the disease, which had
made rapid inroads during the last
few weeks.
Immediately following the opera.
tion advices of an encouraging ma.
ture were received that the patient
was getting along with every pros
pect of a successful termination OF
the operation. Blood-poisoning, how
ever, appears to have followed and
his system could not withstand the
attack. The remains will be brought
to jamestown accompanied by Mrs
Nierling, his brother A. T. Nierling
and wife, The funeral and burial
will occur here.
Mr.. Nierling has been a resident
of jamestown since 1895. He was
born in Alamakee county, Iowa
forty-six years ago. He leaves 6
family consisting of wife, one sOr
and three daughters. He was q
member of the Masonic and Work.
men orders and has been engaged ir
the harness business for many years
His death will be a painful shock
to his many friends, both in James.
town and throughout the county
His is a distinct loss to the business
circles of jamestown and to the city
as citizen.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1915-08-12
WORK ON YELLOW
TRAIL BRIDGE STOPPED
BY INJUNCTION ORDER

Dickinson, N. D., Aug. 7.-An in
functional order has been issued by
Judge w. C. Crawford of the Tenth
Judicial district, restraining the
er of Slope county and the B. f.
Meinecke Building company of Far
go, from proceeding with the erec-
ton of a $4,000 court house at
Amidon; and similar order was
issued to these same officials and the
Security Bridge company, staying
the erection of $11,243 steel
bridge over the Little Missouri river
at Marmarth. Slope county was or
ganized last winter and Amidon was
made the temporary county seat, the
permanent county seat to be deter
mined at the next general election.
People Opposed.
The commissioners advertised for
bids for a court house at Amidon
and for a steel bridge at Marmarth
and July let the contracts as
above. Mass meetings have been
held at several points in the county
resulting in legal action and stay
OF proceedings. 1t is claimed to be
plainly contrary to law to expend
such large sums without vote OF
the people; that a majority of the
voters are opposed to the outlay;
that with $2,7oo,ooo assessed valu-
alton, the annual tax is insufficient;
that the present court house is ade-
quate until the permanent county
seat is decided.
Yellow Trail Hard Hit.
The bridge injunction is hard hit
for the Yellow Trail and it was to
furnish a safe crossing for tourists
that the commissioners of Slope
county voted this great outlay.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1915-08-12
PREPARATIONS FOR
HANDLING CROPS
Northern Pacific Busy Arranging
For Satisfactory Service.

With the approach of harvest and
the moving Of grain crops in North
Dakota, Superintendent w. E. Ber-
ner and force of employees, togeth-
er with Master Mechanic Littlehales,
at the. roundhouse ara actively pre-
pairing for the handling of the i'm
mense amount of grain that will
soon be vending its way over the
steel rails of the Northern Pacific as
we'll as other roads of the state to
the market terminals.
At the roundhouse there are IS
heavy freight engines in readiness
for work on the main line to pull the
long trains of loaded cars over this
division. In addition there are
about twenty heavy engines in readi-
ness for the company's branch lines.
Freight cars nave been and are be-
ing placed at every station and many
Of the sidetracks for the prompt
handling of the grain as it is hauled
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empties.
Railroad men are finding renewed
employment in every branch of the
service, and an extra force Of ma
chinists, car repairers, boiler max
ers, etc., have been added to the
regular number employed at this
point. There are two steam shovel
crews at work on the branch lines
west of the Missouri, north and
south of Mandan. They are also ex-
pected to be transferred to the Pin
gree-Wilton line for work ION that
branch, repairing the track and get
ting ready for a heavy business.
Many of the, big freight engines
which will be put into use this fall
have been idle most of the time for:
the past year. In addition to the
heavy eastbonnd traffic which the
crops will bring to the railroads,
|sthere will be a large increase Of
Boahd freight -ef all s:deserip-
tions. The railroad men are we'll
pleased with the outlook, as steady
employment at good wages is prom
ised under the conditions that now
prevail for the entire winter and
much more for the entire coming
year than last year.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1915-08-12
Maxim Has Gas Defense.

Paris, Aug. 11.-Hiram Maxim is
credited by the London correspond
ent Of the Petit Parisien with having
invented a simple and inexpensive
contrivance to protect soldiers from
the effects of deadly gases employed
in battle. This device is designed to
cause the gases to rise and pass over
the heads Of the men against whom
they are directed. ...--, 4 ..,.,g. .....,,