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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-30
LIVE NEWS FROM
ELSEW WHERE IN
OKLAHOMA
RNRIIESNIIII,

/ James Davenport Of Nnita was mere
! TINS week ana political significance
! was attached TO his visit Jay MuI-
len, prominent Washington county
/ i'emorial Is said To be out aller
gresham is making hay early i'm this
/ section to overcome the expected OPP
| position from MulIon.s faction.
-
ohIANIIpNIA CITY ex-governor
Jim Crow law should be again
/ written INTO the constitution of OKLA
/ hOma, lie ls lodlh 10 believe th1t the
negro vote is essentially Republican
and says that lteracy test would
I perhaps bo the best substitute for the
law that the United states supreme
court knocked out He also insists
question that must not be overlooked.
SAND SPRINGS Charles Page is
TO enlarge the capacity of his famous
home hero, The new structure will
exclusively by girls. The older girls
will have separate rooms, each 7Xli
feet i'm size. An ice plant and steam
heating system are 10 be installed
.
VI H'NlitSIlR-Dr 6. T. Gray,
marian, both negroes, have been ar
rested on a charge Of making false
attidaEits through which sick and ac-
cident benefits were fraudulently OBJ
talncd. They We're placed under bond (
OF $500 each pending their hearing
~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-30
New York Oil Man Dies.

NEW YORK. oct. 2S.-Charies
Wallerhead, president Of the Davis
OIL company. ice-president Of the
Underwood Typewriter company and
widely known in Presbyterian circles,
died suddenly here today. He was SO
years old.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-30
Molgast- stewart to Draw.

FORT WAYNE, Ind, oct. 2S.-Ad
Wolgast, former lightweight cham
pion, and Hal Stewart of Fort Wayne
fought ten rounds here tonight A
draw resulted. in the opinion of news
paper men.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-30

Ted's right in saying the United
States has no real friend among the
worlds monarchs. Every manjack of
them envies our commerce and
wealth.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-30

Anything to get free advertising
Philadelphia musician says he's
training a canary TO sing the wedding
march at the Wilson-Galt cGomony
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-30

Making Elihu Root a doctor Of laws
after all the years he's been prac'giug
On them seems near-joke Of the
University Of the State OF New York.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-30


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qn.,.,. oIi e'.. ,- ,., .,i",,...., I', a..
An ...I,. u.,, ri,J ,, ..,,.',.,,., .,.,,',,
Yesterday
,......,...
- NIHI'H- ~ superior court N'~-
!, ,'""N wa" t','h over T." I'raai-nlhH
Inc ""'h"O 'IO f''irdlAIng "ld c,ors.
N' J.,l WI. dI~uisa.I Tor 'nr day.
.II "nI 'h' mp ITS "oIh "Han
'''I7 morning.
49,, ..,.....
la' ~ I'II' S'IlDbI.S OF the D'N
"'II "I' up al . a." 'I"rh .n'sinuInr
n'NI monday morning. Ihe umo
lh. pupils might have more time for
'II''I'S h'I"I" going home
............,
".DI','G v, iAWI.E( of salt Ian"
0IN' IaH, VINO h1d been visiting ms
parents ana ulhcr relatives here for
s'N'I" weeks. lril last night for Gal
weston, I'N1s, from where Inc will go
TO san francisco, then To his home
~. h. MDkNIS yesterday was taken
from Tulsa hospital to his home i'm
Frances, okla, boy Mrs Norris. who
came I" get MN. Mr.. Morris had
been seriously III for some time. but
now ls well ON the road 10 recovery
AFTER THREE WEEKS spent in
tine Ni'ds of 'auadd where they were
hunting big game, Frank Gillespie,
troI2" Davis Roy Getmm ana James
VI I'IruDE returned Yesterday They
report successful trip, but were glad
To- get back home again
pcrI0r court yesterday by Mrs Jou-
uotie TFeskcy sh" alleges her hus-
band JrtI since the time of their
marriage in Nuwata i'm 1908, had been
addicted tO using dope and that fin
ally Inc abandoned her I'm 1871
REV. JOHN q. iIEIRI\G of The
Holy Family Catholic church, has re
CoiNed the cordial thanks of the Ru-
tlry club of Tulsa for his courtesy i'm
donating the use of the Catholic
school property at Fourth ana Elgiu
bug circus
g
DOCTOR AND MRS John ONcrtou
will not leave for Manila j. L.. ash
soon as expected. owing TO their i'm
ability TO secure passage II now is
probable they will not leave for am
other MONTH Doctor Dycrtun re-
Gently received am aupommont as
government numital surgeon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-30
BITS BETWEEN BITES


u.u.. r. r,...,.
I'D" .' '"h7.Hutn.uIu Is u.Nt
oklahoma urgID- are trgt rr. r..
bandits
Rur t.rr. n.t.
,-.,....
-..'t.. N'.u '',u' Tor Oh" allies tu
''''" I'' '.uoweIus
Ii" lhIuhor of Commerce conn
ih snort tmo
Ut YOU re- "a hIoksIdcr attend nn.
or lnn revival meetings tonight guI
sNHe up again
I'nIMnc styles ar" distinctly Rus.
men would mean whIsk,rs
n. |H|Tn flII ..|L r.....
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-30

Want TO borrow money? Woric
the right party.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-30

Ten thousand toilsmcn stood attend
With eager faces did they stand
And each in readiness to move
In answer to the Jealous call
That gives advantage TO their skill.
Ten thousand toilsmcn heard the can
The voice Of opportunity,
But only one did answer it
And ne in turn did profit there.
The rest tho eager for the gold
Did faltcr, and the moment passed.
For every one to win the goal
Ten thousand fail to answer roll.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-30

Boys we pay three cents per pound
for clean cotton rags-World office.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-30

Help Have a look at this. you
suffies: A man in Kansas was sen
fenced 10 pulverize rock In the town
Jail yard for beating his wife with a
club, and the wife, good woman that
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-30

The social agitator who ho,lers
about 'the great American home 20
ing 90 the bow-wows everywhere
should come 20 Tulsa and see for
himself just how many fine homes
are being built on practically every
street of the city.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-30

Well anyhow, the story of Serbia'a
buffouug i'm the twentieth century
viii bc thrilling reading for tho
youngsters who attend school I'm tha
iWcuty-lirsD century rho same might
bc said of the suffcunga Of Great
Britain. France ana AN others Of the
allies aI'D
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-30

Bovs, we pay three cents per pound
for clean cotton rags-World office.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-30

Although the eightieth birthday OF
Andrew Carnegie now Is rapidly ap-
preaching, IL Is altogether probable
he will have TO live to be at least
100 II he realizes his ambition to die
as poor as he was when he started
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-30

A NEGRO NAMED William Jones
was arrested by Detectives Patton and
overly on suspicion Of being guilty
OF a statutory offense committed In
Oklahoma City. lie is being held for
an Oklahoma city officer who Is ex-
pected TO arrive this morning. Chief
OF Police Burns was notified by the
Oklahoma City authorities TO be on
the lookout for a negro wanted there.
and when Jones stepped off train at
the Frisco depot he was arrested by
the detectives.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-30

SHAWNEE Mrs Harry O'Connor.
who was burned TO death in the
kitchen Of her home at Tulsa this
week, was reared in this city and left
here only two months ago to make
her home in the east side oil city.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-30

GUTHRIE-A check for S967.25
has been received from the state high
way commissioner as Logan County's
first payment Of auto tax under the
new state law.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-30

SHAWNEE The oklahoma state
Association Of Graduate Nurses is
holding its seventh annual session
here. The address of welcome was re-
sponded 10 by Miss Myrtle Hatch Of
Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-30

Time was when they considered war
hell down below the Mason and Dixon
line, but now that cotton In being sold
at the rate Of 800 bale-well
there's some inclination to put Il new
estimate on II.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-30

NTIW kINN-JUWes i. STTInEcr
aged 62 Of this city, came near being
the victim of confidence men in
Wichita. Kan, this week. Three men
were in the act Of selling him the
Masonic temple there when the police
appeared on the scene and nabbed
them.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-30

II Tulsa's building activity coutln-
ues and there's no reason 10 believe
Il won't itu only be a short time
before The Gateway OF the West"
viii resemble the dilapidated door OF
n dog kennel.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-30

MRS. w. II. MAlNWAIRING. who
was slightly injured during the per
formanCe of the Humbug circus last
week, is practically recovered and ~
Is thought now that there will be no
scar Of her face as result of being
struck with a bucket which slipped
out the hands Of clown I'm the cir
Gus Mrs Mainwniring has addressed
a letter To President W. T. Stahl Of
the Rotary club. thanking him and
the members for their floral remem-
branCes
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-30

A. W. Lefeber, Vice president and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-30

Ell RENO About five hundred
delegates are here for the annual state
convention Of the Anti Horse Thief
assoor1ton. All parts of oklahoma
are represented.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-15
ll2RGS DE EtE#!
< $J cSctagCs cSCa ccL3,
AHentlras Ee She-l3ck EoI

Ayenturas De Sherlock Hot-
INES, ell terror Dc lea cEin:la-
les:
= 7eniedor de cgdkvesss,
Fl robe del c~iaGa0ss sETi.
a mia del usursco,
Blackwell, e pirata dsI Tzneais,
JacE si destripaGo-.
Los monederos faisos de Lo1dZesr
e maleta s~aGgrIe2ta,
IN u&dico criminat.
ii testa-ento de- director.
Sherlock Holmes y g. conGabsG-
GlSta Gs opiO.
In "a sscu4ls Gel cyimsc de Pitts
2urg.
! las p.=r,4a Ga = -Usrt
"a wuda coja as S2s.E,
% bestia humans.
Una noche de terror,
E robo del collar de Pariss,
Ia lnfsne possda del C2Lc:
q l~2ufras.o de Corfd.
., rey De los 5arc.d2s,
Aventuras de JohnC RaGIes,
e reg De los lsdro2es mode--
NOS.
e ilc5g1ito mistaTicSo,
Uu rc50 IN eI P2lacIo Real.
principe jugalor. :
T. aselyo ea :. Sleeping 5
r. emo roo.
:, @ere2=co de E-a-,ozto2s,
r. secre.o Gel ar:lo.
= 2cessdenJe 90 las Ce'saiss?
E faasc sa,teado-.
Ia 5onceua raptsds.
e :usl, da3 negro.
& tsso-o del Royal,
u vlaje Dc bodas,
E. sescCo CO Cs,lEc
L ~sace-[oCe d 81,
En- Ia rat9lera.
81 seer5J0 del tsscZ1,
E&Gsnse los psG:Gcs Eco2P242dGs
; 81 rCpcrte g
, EEEACJG Z. LCLAU0.
I 5.7 D.,5-osz S---Szn Antonio, ISZ,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-15

Ia Prcn>a publica t0das las mott
ciaS tai y come son sin hacerle Ia
larba = made.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-15

E&Gsrss los psG:Gcs Eco2P242dGa
ae ~ Irporte g
, EEEACED z. ECTAE0.
5.1 D.,5-5sZ SE--San Antonio. ISZ,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-25
BODY OF FARMER
F0U N D; BULLET
HOLE IN MOUTH
John MOSSett Dies ai His Home on Piper
Plantation as Result Of Discharge Into
Mouth Of Bullet from 22-Caibre Rifle
Kirk Holds Inquest

Fur ivu du,- tUr hudy WI John Mu~-rtt.
farm hhorrr. a-rd annut - >oar-. lav Iu
hi- lutlr humy uu thc Howard place. near
the Piper plantation. and vu- uot di~cov-
cred ruiil sunday morning. Justice ui thv
Peace III l krk went uut tu thr rlarc >uu
day morning rud .ltrr an huHr-t rendered
a verdict tN.t fHr decrease caur tu hI-
death a- thc result "i di-char-c trom 4
-1 rahhrr rt.lr. Hr.d utu thy month aud
ranging upward toward ihc brain.
The body ut Nr--,tt vH- turned over
H. The Nurri- und,rukng establishment ~
Brownsville. Hud after cmhaun- va-
shipped uu thc early iraiu to-day tu Thoma-
Craven. Bcr,illr. TcXu-. y brother in- law
N thr dead man. Mo--ctt. ~ FAR WY. known
here. had uo immediate fanny
NJ" rii hl- been employed wv ihc Fipcr
plantation district 10 variou- times for the
past two years Away rcticcnt, LIVING
atone. hilr or uothm- va~ known VI hi~
.nH-t Apparently hr wu- m -uud health.
IIr furmcrl> v.- cmpIoyrd hy the South
'cru IRRIGATION a Sugar company. and ih,
Piper plantation company. aud last -uu-
.nirr vcut to NnInrla. TcNa-. to enter th'
employment ut Edward N EurLr oho "I'r-
rated r"ttou -iu 70 tiri"rla.
Mu--rtf returned hrn rrrutly ard c--
tuhli~hcI him-rli iu w Iilfi, house WV thc n
~ Howard rInrr. F"ur dav- r.u hc b"r-
ruvrd v ~ ranur ufIr rum MI Howard
Vhp lri hlm have n SURPRISING hc wauir,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-25
R0CKEFELLER, JR.
TELLS WHEN HE
FAV0RS UNIONS
Tells Industrial Relations Commission That
So Long as They Promote Well Being of
Employees and Regard Public Interests
He FavOrS Them
iEH Associai,d FrcAx.l

New N"rI. Jan 2l luhu N EurtrU.
Irr Jr TODAY told ib, mdu iral r.lu"H
comm --lou that hr favor iuh.r uulnu- -u
long a~ they promote tIr vcil rriu- ui ruH-
pioye- and when They have 1ur regard iur
TIE Interests ut thc public.
llc sand that De- believed There - .'~omc-
thing Fundamentally wrong WV INV, t"Iu-
r.idp miuc rc.l"n and that y, expected CO.,
-iduir- M thr Rockefeller IuunLitHrr fu
.lI-ru,'r tlc source uf this vruug
RurkrtrIIrr. m explaining NH r.r.u-. Nh
ihr study gi ttl~ Colorado situation. viva
III I ann to c"nirihulc toward rrum"tlU-
thr we'll hrIn- ui my .rIluvw,u tNruH-I
~rulng injustice and ihr allc,afinu "t iu-
mau suffering shall trrI MI tu hHt, H,uli
I'p~-ibic y" realize lb, highest plu.u-. w
mN Ilir
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-25
RIO GRANDE RY.
HEADQUARTERS
FOR THIS CITY

Following thc resignation "f u ". Nance
Fan auditor and treasurer "i thc kI" Grindc
railway. which uu- from Brownsville tu
POINT isabel. !, wa~ reported TODAY that the
entire offices M ihr company uiIl hr rrn
tered W Brownsville Mr. Nance ha- com
durtrd hi- office ~ thr Riu Grundr railway
headquarters at kur~vilIc.
n. A. O'Bricn. who today rendered hi~
resignation WIN secretary ut thc BrnWu-Vill,
Chamncr of Commerce. lcii this afternoon
tur kinu~,i iilc tur thr pUrpp--. y wa- sand
~ ~rclu. a. The removal ui the records 81
Ithc office ui auditor and treasurer ~
Brownsville Mr. O'Bricn l. wee president
and general manager ot the Rio Grandc
railway. aud il j, probable that the olHcr-
of treasurer and auditor will BE- con-nli
dated with those offices already held Y,
him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-25
IMMENSE SAVING
OCEAN FREIGHT
RATES POSSIBLE F

Washington. u. g.. Jan. - Two bun
drrd million dollars Annually iu ur.iu
trright> cau hc saved a. American hu.i
ness nrn lA The government hy thr rur
chase WI ~lu.uunun worth WI merchant
ships. according To- Joint report ruda,
y, Secretary NJ the TrrI~ur, MrAduu
aud Secretary uf Commerce ltr,lurld.
Ocean lines since The war hr,r rii~UI
freight rItr> from five hundred tr miur,.
llan uur thousand ler cent. >a> ihi, rr
port. The total ul american rNnrI -hir>
>~'tl.uh Um. >IN> this report. uud lhr iu
irrr>t> ri this small class uf Nmrr.'Iu~
should uui hr considered a~ against that
uf cutt"n. Iud grain farmers. thc 20" x
and business interests. all ni Whlrh Hrr
harmed h' tlr lack WI urruu shipping i'I
ciitfc>.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-25
BOB DALTON IS
ARRESTED IN
MATAM0R0S
Man Win Claims to be- Related to the "a
nous Dalton Gang IS Charged With
Robbery by Force Of Firearms in City NJ
Y. 0rt Worth.

Bob Dalton. said wv ~ wanted W Fort
Worth on Warrant charging that hc held
up and robbed IN force win firearms. i
citizen NJ that rii,. va- arrested w Nuin-
moro- SUNDAY ailcru"ou y, The McNlcau
authorities. urun thr request M Nhcrin MI.
T Naun 81 Cameron county Arrangement
we're made tuduy N, nrpu', Sheriff N. N.
MouJhan WI Cameron ruuuty with ihr CON
~fiiutiurai-i authurltic~ for thr druuriu
tiuu ui Dalton
Deputy sheriff Mouahau went to Nat.-
m"r"- early this morning tn arrange for
Dalton deportation. aud upon the lattcr'-
arrival a it, buuudurt hr will ", rlar,I
under arrest pN thr Cameron auihoiiu.~.
Mexican rrd tarr mIdr fhr drr"rrltiutr
prurc-- Slow. aud Dalton had uo' com,.
across ihc International bridge No an earl,
hour Tins aiiyr.uuu. IIc wu- uomcuiarly
expected. however.
sheriff Nanu'- request wv thr cun-titu-
tlon'l'~t aulh"riii"~ ua- upon fhc author
iiv rf trl -fum r.u fh, rhiri ul ruir,.
~ Fort Worth. who evidently had GOT win
ni the fact that the man hr wu- searching
tor Wa ~ Brown vile
According 10 hahitur- of M, block mi
Elizabeth street. between Twelfth and
Thwiecrth. Dalton camc to brownsville
about tn" week a-n lIr STAYED wv ihi-
city for several day. and went h. Nara
mur"- early Ia~t week. vhrr, hr hr- hrrr
-iuc,.
Elm- trrm iuc fcrr, tr Natamuru- uu
Street car " irv day a-" lr t"Id a riti
l'u "i ihr halter riiN that hr rrlai.l tu
thr u"t"rIru- Dalton family. vho -"mr
YEAR 80" tcrr"rlzcd portiun- "t Kau-a-
rnd ukt,huu. hv l series WI hui r"h-
hcric- and other notorious t~capal,~. ior
which they arr serving "r have served
prison terms.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-25
S1.82 A HAMPER
RECEIVED FOR
CAR LETTUCE
What Will Probably Stand as Record Price
Is Received for Shipment Sent 10 Phla-
delphia Concern by Roy Campbell OF San
BentO
Especial Nv Thr lIrruliJ

~au Bcu,i". T,Na-. Jan. 3l. What vlll
probably stand H- rrrurl prrr tur ~
,.r lp1d WV l,tturr -hipird from thr Lower
lt" Graudr Valley va- rlid M Philadrl-
rhH tur carload shipped fruu this place
d, li", Campbell arc"rdiu- to returns in-t
rurrtrd here Ihr Irturv ru question Was
t,ii ru cold storage here for three day- be-
.nr hrr- lrudrd un tIr rur and Wa thrr
lupIsI ht Ir-t-ht iu " destination. Two
urrl vrr required f"r tram rurtltiun.
ili ru .rri.ll th' l'tIu.' vl WV PRIME con-
dlllun uud ua- -nld fnr -l.llS After paw
tr- ~1ll GrI-hf charge uud IN prr cent
adaill"n O" cover other charges. the grow
r rruiNyI w urt return ut IN IT, per ham
lcr. a. y basis ~ >Noo per acre.
lHr -rn- proceed FROM TN ale ~ this
rar arn iun s,"rr than those ~ the best
ll' n NM trHr However. condition arr
IH"r la.url. tu IDr rNp"it.itiuu uf ~
lrlurr mdu-tn fh- -r.-"n i"ra'l, thln
r,rr rDIrr. dl. tir t.iur installation wv
tlH- ".it "I nr'rnuiu- ma. nt fhr most
.ut.Hrnl tIt fnr tH. hfuliu- ut thi- per
i-h.h.r tcertrbir r., r- no lettuce ean
hr ErIr iur tnu mHfI VIII necessary. max
't- r"- rnI. rIip -Npu,Ut "t ih, whole crop
T r.-It. fh.rht -u'ir. ihri ur more
f rlr ruH.f.nu .uar-r
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-25
FLIES IN
90-MILE GALE A
HALF MILE UP
II:, Associated Press

London. Ian - \ British ctr Wit
ness story irdll says ihlt .rrupllnr~
have made Successful FLIGHTS " wind
which "a hall mile above lir ground hH>
blown w. " rate WI uinrt, miles aU hour.
-~-ghiS eyewitness dtuic> 'mrhawralIN
the >tnr, uf 4 Gcrmuu prisoner lhtt h''
was forced Io ride wv uu a,ruplaur wv hi,
shirt sleeves nniufue Qua the Grrmau ru
irrnchm,nl ANIL dropping bombs.
The war j. putliu. ihr roads under =
tremendous strain flushing automobiles
carving ammunition Iud heavy VAR sup
plies have broken c,ru >l"nc block pave"
mrnt>.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-25
PLANTATION COMPANY
FORMED AT SAN BtNIT0
Especial WV The Herald y

>an Bcniiu, TcNa~. Jam. 21 The Barrier
Plantation company. whrll wH- rr"tf
orgauilrd here tor thc purpose Il operating
a sugar plantation, ha- hrr -rHtrH
corporation paper hN thc ~rrrrlan .i
State ai Austin. The company hI rlNl
tal stock WI ~ln.uuu. aud it- rtrru-r y"
grow and -rli sugar rIur Hnd thr n.. anI-
IVY SUGAR. TUE incorporation yr- Charles
T.. Barber g. NJ Robert and u. h. Barber.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-25
Reports by House Committees

Austin Texas. Ian. -. lluu~r r"n
mittrr> fayorahly rcpurtrd thr following
bills TO-DAY
I'ruhihtim. trains hlurhn. rr">>lh-~
ia unincorporaicd towns more than ci"hl
minutes
The Wiley cooperative marketing hll
The delinquent taN bill
The house appropriations committee dr
ci,lrd that ne subcommittee shall Ni>i cd
Irrational aud either state institutions m-
ic>> Governor Ferguson =, requests.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-25
TODAY In The State Legislature
Reports hy Senate Committees.

Austin. Texas. Jan. -. The senate iu
,liriar, committee reported favurablv the
hlI IT, r.pc,f' the taN of nfty per cent on
thr -ilr nf pistols.
The ~ruair roads committee reported
fl,"rahl, on the bill tn create state
hI.hvlN commission anil lew Tax nrr
automobiles aud motorcycles
Ihr ~tnair iudiriarN committee rlimiu
lird ihr ruttun shed provisions from tn
VALLEY warehouse hill.
The lntipukcr piaviHg till was report
.rd favuralv to The senate.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-25
LyfOrd Citizens Will Plant From
500 To 700 Citrus Fruit Trees

increased. probably a. IL or seven hun
drtd.
There arr quite number uf fruit grow
crS here who have splendid little urchardS
and most NJ thv ahrNr order WAS placed
Tor iil. purpu>c az iucrca> 81. these or
rhurd~ NJ lille mauv Of the trees viii 10 a.
plant new orchards Two uf The rgt.>t
orders were placed d, Mr>>r>. Dcye and
HlN Mh II. u. Garmirr. each getting one
HUNDRED trees.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-25
Especial To The Herald. ,

l.yforl. Texas. Jan. r. 4 number "a
citizens 1T l.vford and vicinity met at the
Pioneer Hall Friday evening last. aud
placed orders ,rr over titr hundred citrus
fruit trees. consisting uf several varieties
of oranges grau tr'it lemons LINES.
kumpnat>. aHd lupUat> tcn. BOWER.
Mgr oi z nursery ;i San sanitn Wa> up
especially tu llkr his order nv MI n re-
thru ia few days when The order will H.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-25
Local Weather Observations.

lic following observations. lur-
ui~hcd by Air. W. \. Hall. United
States weather observer. Brownsville.
cover lhc - hour period cudiu. W :
O'Clock la-i rirhi Maximum trmprru
turc. Ill: minimum. J3. Barometer
rcading-. morning. 30 -. pVcnin.
3n.lG.
The lhr l3-hour prriod ,'.dm. 40 7
O'Clock IhI- morning Maximum trn
p"ralur'. II minimum. 29.uG. Tcm-
prraiurr it "A. m. today. 32l
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-25
CONTEMPT OF COURT
SENTENCES SET ASIDE
Supreme Court Lenient With New York
Men Who Refused 10 Disclose Sources Of
information Published IN Story

Washington. D. C.. lau. so.--Thc Iulird
~IHIr- supreme ruurt tuIH, -rt aside thr
contempt - court sentence imposed upon
WIIuum CrIf- ami George Hurdtch M thr
\rv Nura Tribune brruu-c thrv refused
GINA di-rlu-r fhr SOURCES ui information u
.I, Tnrurr'- -turt ut Grand Jury myr-iI
-aiiou- nto thc New Work tiiy cu-i"m-
frauds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-25
GUADALAJARA
TAKEN AFTER
HARD FIGHT

Washington. ". I'll. Jam. 2j-'lhc Car
rama agency here claims Carranza tr"op-
TODAY captured Guadaluara from ihr NiIIt
force. several day - har. fighting ~,
crdrd ihc capture. lhr agency cInim-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-25
THAW'S SANITY MAY
Be DETERMINED SOON

Nrv l.rk y. N Jan. =, IIarr, r.
Thlv~ ATTORNEYS trda, a~h tu have hfn
sent Ir I:rllr,ur hospital tu dIlrrminr hi-
SANITY Drri,iuu has hr,n RESERVED.