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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-16
CITiY;BRI:EI:;f:'S;,. i REF

Tent for Evangelist large tent will
Ne erected soon 'or accommodation Of
congregations attending fhe cvang lis
Tie services OF pr ] /. Mason. who now
is preaching each evening Ht The Putnam
Heights Presbyterian church Lust night
many pledged themselves to assist aC-
lively IN the revival Mrs II H. Turner
Is choristcr.
Alleged Joint Ralded-pave Meyers
got his usual fine this morning on charge
/ Of maintaining II Joint AT 1901 South Rob
! inson avenue. Officers testified that they
rnldcd and found booze and empty hAIf-
| pint bottles Meyers was fined s9s and
| costs and ninety days in jail. His Gus
tomary notice Of appeal wns given.
rahuatInq Bank Fiuures-Elri"r Il.
Brown, secretary Of the Chamrcr of
Commerce Was busy this morning
/ tabullUug figures - he used when fed
eral laud bank commissioners visit here
next month, and preparing to leave
Monday with James Chcnoweth. chair
man OF the local land bank committee,
| to attend hearing " the Topeka land
hank committee newt TUESDAY
| First Revival Servlce.-Thc first sers-
! Ice Of the Christian Socialist revival In
! the Pilgrim Congregational church was
/ Tucker preached on who Are the Athc.
, ista2' The sermon tonight win be- ~
Lincoln and jefferson. why all honest
democrats and republicans should he 500
/ clalls,s' II viii b, at o'clock
To Widen Boulevard Mayor Ovcrhol'
|, ser and Rev Phil Baird. pastor OF th'
, First Presbyterian church. win NEE
next Monday as members Of a speclA
committee appointed by the board u
directors of the Chamber Of Commerce
to consider steps leading to widening o
Lincoln boulevard from Thirteenth stree
10 the state capitol They probably vii
select a third Committeeman TO NEE
with them
Gasoline Repuiatlons-Clcaning estab
lishmcnts and garages not already bull
In conformity with the recently enacted
city ordinance regulating the storage
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-16

and sale Of intpmmame liquids win hc
given one year In which to remodel, It
was announced ycgtcrdny Wagons cnr-
ryine gasoline ate regulated by the new
ordinance, which became effective Tues
day.
Parole ReVoked-County Attorney En-
bry today asked the district court 10
revoke the parole issued to Washington
THOMPSON, negro, because the latter
is alleged to have violated the lnws OF
the state since his release from the
Granite rcformotory Thompson was sch-
fenced to Granite for two years. Judge
Hayson ordered the parole revoked.
Forgery Alleeed-An Information was
filed In the district court today
against otto kurz. charging him with
having dcfraudch the state Bank OF
Newalla out of $500 by giving forged and
irtudulcnt notes.
Divorce Suit contnued-Thc divorce
suit of Willp WoodWorth against Allen
WooIworth was continued fnt'-,one week
by judge ilaNson today Pressure of
other court business caused tl" oontlnu
anCe.
Kansas Lawyer Aere--W r Fitzpst
rick of Independence. Kan, chief a,tor-
ney for the Prairie oil and Gas com
pany. was In OklHhoml city today on
business
Wart Mains estsnded-An order di-
reCting the oklahoma Gas and Electri,
company 10 extend lis gas mains to In
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-16

Real estate and summer boarding
place, should be ,lycruscl at once in
Ihc Want AJ,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-16

Jomcs W p,vissuu. ~ Years old. and
Miss, Nellie flcvcrslon, 2g years old both
ui this city
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-16
Matthew TCstiiies.

" d Matthew. state commissioner
oi charities and corrections. said at
the time the original proposition was
submitted at the lhlckaSha conference
in 1902 he understood the church would
not be called on for money; that oic,
simple title was TO be given TO the
property lie said the establishment Of
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-16
Classen Eager to Help.

"No ono could ever max, me believe
tha; Anton " .ClasScr did not have his
heart and soul N the Epworth uni
vcr,iIy matter He told me several
time, that he intended ~ will the bulk
~ ms estate to the institution
Il quit tpworth university in dis
gust"
Dr. T. T.. Brewer OF the NJ. r.
chur.h, south, testified he opposed Fp-
wo;,o university from the beginning
hcrM,c he thought it would hurt the
- &c church SCHOOLS already running
in t,a ,'aIc and because there was no
cloar title To the property lie with
drew his directions, however. follow
Ing Dr Eynun addrc,s a, the Wan
conference
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-16
CHANCELLOR QUIT
IN DISGUST. SAYS
SCHOOL EX-HEAD

school, and another led by Rev. \. t.,
Llncbaugh who was opposed to the
institution Hynum said The Line
haDgh faction objected because Of tive
unconditional deed to the property, and
because 3, wa, though, the church
would not he called upon for money
with which TO run the school
at was a shame and disgrace that
the VI I church, south, did not sup
port the school
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-16

Gasoline Reuuiatlons-Cleaning estab-
lishmcnts and garages not already built
In conformity with the recently enacted
city ordinance regulating the storage
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-30
THE CHIEF ADVANTAGE.

While Roumania = army j. no
ffail thing, II Is her strategic posi-
ton which makes her doubly i'm
portans 10 The Allies On ihe vest,
She hens IN iIungaryi on the
south, she presses Bulgaria on the
east, she faces the Black Sea, with
shipping facilities ~ constanta
fltusiondicl. She may be likened,
ia The military sense, 20 o com
manding highway. offering easy
access 50 enemy countries nun, ul.
simatcly, communication beiwcen
Greece and Russia, since il b too
much 70 expect Bulgaria 70 hold
ost long against The mighty
squeeze that viii be- innugursied
from three points Of The compass.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-30
DEVICE FOR SALVAGE
Of SUNKEN' U-B0AIS
INGENIOUS DuTcHMAN PER
FEcrS CRAFT 10 RAISE Sue
MARINES

NAANnNM. Netherlands Aua fa
An nrpuious craft inf thD HltAsr ot
submarines hos iust been launched
hcrv tn the erdor og hr Spanish sat
,gnwyni N II douhlc aerost atrtm
ehHA made ur uf two separate vessels
six mvtarH deep and ris mriUf uraad
thr lore and ATS decks eft Which ara
huund toerthtf with nn Intervening
Himcr ef riauf meters thli Nitne enc
cntr etruciur l huAd.h ul twenty
met,tt rhe oprn space s. sflnn,d Dag,
hulr'ing appaFb,la powcfml ,noaeh Co.
haul up nnk,n submarine between
thH two htiVrs of the shin
fhc electrically driven winiitsses
have "a total huns caparAy af $50
toms With test head 0f i.01o tons tin
h,aul tfg ship art toui workshops far
ihr Repair of the rsiVAsrl underwater
graft to7rtnef with q hold Coz tbe stof-
axe uf torpedo hcnds. which Boa ctse SO
tire conia ne immediately suhnicrara
Tho vcr 81 s9ts mvtors lnnr.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-30
CIRCULATION BOOKS
OPEN TO ADvERTiaERB
Wednesday, August 30. 1916
STILL THERE is HOPE.

Neither the railroads nor their
employees have bccii bluff NJ Only
the Presidcni + Intervention avert
ed a strike last weak That boih
sides are reluctant 20 take the Ne.
cisiye stop, Is natural The wide.
spread damage shat would be- dome
oan hardly be- o4nieelufed liut
The strike is not fact and Son
gfess hRs hcou asked 40 nct The
labor before Il rs uduous. hul not
Impossible Of performance 10 a
hardly likely that the tentative
order, calling for walk oui un
September I, VIII be placed la q
feet prior 10 the attempt OF Con.
nrcss to suggest legislative
remedy. Neither Is Il probable that
Congress viii find iis task any
thing short of complex, No matter
what data or what recommends.
tion President Wilson may place
before Il for consideration Wise
men have differed on The same
question before Wiser mnn than
those who constitute the bulk Of
Congress
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-30
TEXAS PRINTERS IN
SESSION FOR ANNUAL
STATE CONVENTION


ftrniinped ifnm ihHe ~
ip4Ay VII ~ inf prt1'teiit ~ iht ~
lAbilHhnifnt ~ an emplefff'' "a ii''''t
~ piiniffFi frfinH fhf fni'i''i rN'''l
~ ne state Hfii'iaif 'iiA ihf ''D'.'"
'iiH ffHriniion VIII -
'nt i"' snpi'DH ~ 30 '''N'N .t
'"prf pfrHt fnaAHel iH ANf'Nti"H WI"
~. fe.iH ~ rff4nitrH mp.t
I" NNfHinAn| f'iiF iN"'
si'"''f' w" we in nave Nil.n,''' ~"
'"Nf' "iipN 90 nft iif H"iH VI
worm Nhi'N' "ff3 hN
n"t"i" ~ attend 90 "f'pNi 'i "''
," hiH i.tniiF
N"n''ll b"ne''n e'a-.
"N'f tHtf iNhie W N'i''N ''
'hi"Al irp"ft .l'trH fh'i Nin'' VIZ
'"Nf'niiNH ~ iinirf'n "'i'' wv
h''n pre- been iaen'H if.i, h'. .'' .',
tn1 h' wac r"hilHFfi ii'N' '"' h''''T''N
nag us'n = afifi'' ~ 'n'niliHN ,nn-
a'i'H 10Y l'' Nf'r l'A'' f'"NNH !"
Tet's. aaii'iion.
H1sts u"na maj were wan' h ~"
reioii incinasa.
i-'n'fi' INC iHiNlf ~ 'h' ~
nome PATRONAGE % g'in,'nF galla ~.
s'ppNii /" r. 'iniHrt W. pfNih W.T.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-30
nThs lion Rlna.

u Tho Damn action s. enc Ions cx
pccted hcsinuins az on 9n,rnte MOVE.
menf IN forco fran Snloldki tae ltOn
liRsf 81 which Gornan statesmen
complained ID hoile tightenrd iat
from being ia existence when com
piainis wcr londost. it has taken twn
years ~ mtcnsg pfcpartion 10 forge AZ
links.
German lAunta "a ihe entente fos oc.
tupNins ,iccoc- with tho consent ~
ms constitutional euvetnmcnt sa.iua
eNsn loss consistent since Gernan ~.
t.cefs and flulgarlan troops occupy tho
lrerk fprt l,upel with the coNseat g
u'e Uucian ls,laoc patsys stace HUI
snriAn fcfeaa ca1tercl Flotna without
consent ana have driven suu further
Into GrVecn. The ureks know that tns
~ nch and l.nRlish VIII Leave 81 then
rAA acenni aftcf tho MAR. They know
that lhc lhllearlans wenid never viii
htgls suftendvr kaNsia or Saionihi
Tho effect VI this feAsonMs IN sAe
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-30


Whom as meuthh wear ot two
h.uoe lhr oidcs statesmen 0f Eutupa rst
tuguthri tn consider terms ol rtpcc avid
tu divide teffsfufv lea EUROPE, Aab nnd
AfutH. thgrv o. une hit go tho dsri,
continent that those with Vision viii
louh upnn with cpnnr eNcn lt Be- tmt
uiNFed dlHlflri HtrOfehing lrm the
Munhh1aso mountains ia iisfiugesr
ltaHi Anica northeast ihfuurh thr "A
Visions oi the lrlNian Cnngn known as
hhtausa aud uhreusauau ga Lake
runaantiha Bue embracing part ui
D'tnnn enai Affiga bordering nn the
sake. imshrll 20 diamunds and much
Hpid have hcen mkCn Oum ibs South
Aftira fcNf hus ihe mineud wuaith
~ this seetien ST ctnirai Africa fnr rx
cgplH lhnl uf NimheilN ami tho 1ssna
ynnl,
some day. poasihly in the KntanRa
ns'Hhbethood. lhero wiii be littahura
ST Africa ceal, cepppr. irUu ANA nn
await extraction rrnm tho oar,h " viii
hr nfc,H.ay, o. huiid railroads Go unsn
The refion Ca me u.st 81 tho world. bui
when "a o. uprn Anlca viii knew 70
Nurimerrv and j. doyrlelanrni hoNuud
anything u has experienced hotrtofuI,,
lheir has been "a scratching ~ ihU
snt4heu ~ thla minoral bolt and moth
inf m0rr. Thore mas hson aamc dovel
opmvnt 90 cgnper properties hy the
itiuilc dn NnnFo yompAnN. which haa
iAise inlatn the STAR nf CenHo kan
move ana i.ushln the total output ui
which WAS Ai.opo ivns al ameltinf ore in
lHii Rnd thrfs ase amall smvi,efa nt
iluoumnash. near NiisahtthNluc hai
the cael iuan amt sn dvi,osifs have oui,
ieon srrarra
! ll'' war has halted thr plans 81 thoar
| rnEasfd ln unening up this great field
ivt nron nv result nf the ronfiict usiv
tv thia territory Will hNnEv NJ dnubt
I its value "a appreciated lr an, cl,ans.,i.
l"iina of Nnrupo fui She nation thAt
rnntfula and develops hiss mineral
wealth VIII command AN mdusir, at
vast Importance and mmificutluna.
/ New York evening MaM
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-30
OTHER VIEWS


u ~ pleasant a. H. ~ fbe earth ana
louh ~ fhe fky, Tho drnnmr yan have
had on the hanH ~ iN rffrf whore
you caught NJ flHh. anl where t'u
Watched ihc ilopY clouds ~ the bina
through Tho ionveH that hung close
above YOU could henf tho fairies ~uiH.
pffing nnanH them Sometimes the
lfagna Weie siili end ynu know tliat a.
fnify was peepinr "a yOu from h,fiud
snch uns. YOU believed W. fairies fhrn
ni ieuai You believed in them r. ~
iio but yuu were hesinninf to dream
0f ilpngs beyond ihipEa mote real and
more mysterious md u Hna WHOM You
looked into the skg thuuFh the ieHyra
ihal YOU hrHi undomtu0d your dream
hyen moro pleasant. perhaps. sfe filc
memories OF the hours Whnn F1u iAf 900
iho bin AmoHg the AHiHiea ANA iorktl
straight intu tho rNg Thoff were nu
drenms then. at least nn Tangible lues
Sou were liff "a part 90 IL Hli ~ fho
enaic19 blue and ihr sunshine and fno
faf tfuyelinf rluldH aud ihe memories
muhr Yop. 1i losHi little Iurt ~ YOU
san pnri ~ them
And 90 10 81 rlr1Hhnt oven now 90 iir
uu ihf ralth and iHnh nj a. aNy a. 81
ID NfffNN'fNE NNNN ~ liNNHhif| NNN iii Ut
iFe anuHe uf perfect physical oomfpfl
u combined eith ihH autafmcnt " the
beautiful aud the mtHirflnuH lud w.
can tA 900 mnro uf DnlnFmrni tnan
tNHt Us m4Y he ihai sou are too Hla
f0f f4ifleH ana too ull Tor dreams NJ ls
possible ihai sou 49, mot lafr in hv
pari uf thc fil Hnd fac CluunH certain
it, Ynu uu mrHfi tah ffem iho hank
nf rrUh ui hmtn lhr Fun from thr
iDp of ID 300. AHd Hiil 10 o. pieaHaut ta
iio un No. sNfih nnd lboli Hi the ply it
b. pleasant ~ iio 81 pn eteninr un ihD
HiAts boo Nuui hHeh yard and iooh into
iho DhHuFinN skF W twilight Win iho
rluHdH nmnine from fhD niHht nnd iho
flne dceppNiuH sufly inio hnct ID b.
npt "a aii q melancholy inlna io aut thU
NIGHT rninu INTO iho Hty. as q thine
~ fcsi and pcaoe and starr. The hush
uf lhe entdon iH about YOU Me budding
uhlas aud hnlithuths. thH n,dinR lark
spurs. lhD fvHe and ihe fihdinN arc
ciose nnd nirndly Tho ftfefiba ne
gdafian thtif oli game nfetndinR
ihHi ihnY are stairs. Sou are sunHs i0ua
nl ihe flowers ana ihe fire0iea. viu ilho
iu feel that tnry afo there hui gau are
iuellHF into ihp alty aud WAtohuF stars
nnd themselves 500 Fuh hnd ptrhnna.
Va i werp Hnt fur the ulfht binds al.
wAsH ilsinH 10 iheir lestlpaa. oacsrtsln
nannri above you. q might hp that
1fior an Npn wuald hecumr nHan
PAT ~ Use akv "a part of lhp quiet
rvehihs al,Y iadhnnpollH NcwA
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-30

Greek elections "a not forgotten 10
planning new balkan campaign.
A. long aa me Germans retained tho
offensive thrif skill ana prcpafedufHg
held me advantage. NlN thef are be-
set On all slides the allies pfeae upon
reronne. Kovsi GognhefE. Trieste
they are winning back fhs hefenssa ~
Nrrdun. they are striking from eni-
nnihl. From no front can the German
hfnff divert troops tn smash through
an another This b situation fhey
dld rot contemplate when they beat
over tbeif mnpa IN Jgiy. 1910 German
strategy va- bhrsd ~ tho Initiative
That. " not yet much territory. the 90.
tfuir seems ~ have Wfesisd from
them SrN York World
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-30
WORTH a FIGHT

showers arc working q hardship
IN the fields As they make cot
ton grow, they produce weeds. and
worms are said 10 be numerous,
Notwithstanding lhe high winds OF
last week Only the extraordinary
price Of cotton viii stimulate the
farmers TO stick 10 their job, max
ing every hour of sunshine count.
Think Of IL less thau half crop
this season viii amount TO more.
IN dollars and ecuis, than u fun
crop would have two ycars age
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-30


la iiifs irlsii ifsrus town pui Nrsf
The hall tiub conslIffs itself lucky H.
"a the end ~ The ss-@en the gate re-
ooipil have been euouHb 20 pay ek-
lsenaes and there Do tnou % over a.
buy round m clears
During % frfrni rams e hlyianr was
observed huyefiuf low over ihs p4fA.
ana fHr mannrrf WIS just aoAdoflnH
whether nirahlpf were 90 he added 10
house roofs Hnd knw hrlts Or me
dlum fur hfatnr the rate. when me
machine lu.rhrd aud drppprd ruthtr
hfayiiy inin iie outfeil
Presently tbr hiriman opened his
oys~ 10 find the manager hanhVtg uie
iicifpuHy over him. That official 2ayc
siah Of relief at tie stfanasfs 90
uuu to me tud remarked fhseffaily.
feriinF nu riEhi nav. old fellow
Thsn Yuu rHn lnai sito me 5our quar-
tor ana ven 40 pn Win thc same
Kew f0rh Times
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-30
ECHOES OF SCIENCE

Recent nvrHtlanuon4 az kor,a'a Iron
mlncs has, he'd go uhe prediction tupt
ih'y eau ro maio gao Supply 100 domr,
uc demands and ie addition supply
Japan with lpo0opo tuua of m,ial Goa
nuauy
no prevent pedostrana hclue injured
hy automobiles ionvinr earsca au au
inmAtir nlarn hAH hcen Invented uat
linls % hOu and display "a dnunrt sls.
mas aF ears pass over parts 90 ts
mechanism
ru mnbc ihc sisht gnnFr 81 q station
AtY rnrine tradahlp fram IL dialanc, IA
German invontcr hNH equipped euagr
with an arrow th, rulnl Of which fol
lows ihv RISE and can cf water ln the
eiasa tuhc
for the nffs time ln uiofo than half
century lhe United siatpa ls not onl,
oulhllnH more merchant ahinplne ihan
auY other oonntrN hpt me output cor
ne year may eNcecd thol ~ all the rcst
~ the Vord
Nofman unnr manufacturers have
Uffrred suhstHntlal eaah rf.aes fof ,n
prHNements in hsr,r stlne and nnlt,,a
ing auenr eoets ono that amount. q,
feaso bcing sar the hcsi arnaratua and
precrs Tor tfAlns thclr ioavcs and tons
acNice has bcen Invented tnr aefo.
planes Witch usvd In conjunction with
comp7fs. cnnhlea an aviator a. make
ihr proper allowance for driftlns and
maintain a truo course when over
strange land nr barge bNiios ~ water
~ nv completion 90 exhaustive ca
rrrimeNis covering seNpiat NVs o. SVe.
dish rt0noad ofhctair havc a,sldea that
peat powder d very efficient and
pmsiical fuel Tor locomotives WITH IA
fuel Waite ~ about two Thirds thai ~
coai
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-30

While osriain Scotch minister was
rnnduciinF religious services in an naS
lum CO.. ihe insane one Df the inmates
tfea uoi WilaiYi
nt Nnrr W. ruf tH loosen 90 fhIa
1hN minister surprised tnd confused.
tufufd io the keeper and aaidi
Hhui stop NgeihluH
The fupr replied
ESQ nO. rnnr lieuT gang ATOMS
fh1i WIZ not mppon Htan That man
euiY inn 0ur iHoid rlDI rni rsrfy nrton
tfi4H. thflrIHn iirnid
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-30

The minifi re- hurried down l,r liaic
nad araHpfi iho stranerrH hand
nn Hird in rte guu Win ns TO-
uieht hH said g ran Boo hY uF ek-
pnHiauu go your face that you ago Ia
nufiul uuast Huiur Hfrp HulfOW. some
sn0at ilHnppanfmcnt
You're rnnf rnmr Be- lHr0 th.nt
ire thia waH q mciutp huuau. nul have
iuF Hnt ln. J didn't Naso no nafy, iu
eco ui and wHlh OUT i.onduu TIT
iitH.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-30

The oight-hour day appeals "a rs.
Things out az reach nsaally DO.
Mhal we want, however, is not an
eight.hour day, but sixteen hour
nigbi. We'd like 10 be able to
greet Big hen with a smile ii,
stead of throwing a pillow at him
and eusSInr the ingenuity Of
American cleckmakers.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-30

lfNut itt Nudr e.ad haHe nn fset
sver system and hccnnte chronic wnen
hr BELTS ifne Tar iint, WDi arh
Ncu lI hrals thr inflammation soothss
inc coneh and loossus tire fhlsrm. Nat.
breathe oassr a. oreQ nr. Hrls pina
Tar Honey b % laxative Tar StFan
iAe pinf tar halsiin hraa ihr rae sHal
loeesns the mucqus and rreetnU o.
rliatlon ef tAV bronchial tnhts lusl ett
q hoiiio of ir nelrs pine-r ar-itcnes
TO-DAY iis euamatrei 90 hcip yoM AZ
drGEEiais. - AdNvitisenont
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-30

Having DECLARED war with Ger.
many, Italy rcqOisiiioncd "a Ger.
man ships. For Former Friend.
Italy behaves with characteristic
Latin abandon.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-30

There arr j good many ways 60
est crow Colqniit eats HIS. for
example, with professional posi.
tielgn sauce The idea Of Colueitt
mentioning politician ia HIS own
presence
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-30

General Joffrr Is six feet tall
and knows il. Hut he has never
been foolish enough to advertise
the sixc Of his hat.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-30

The Allies ar buying horses al
the rate 81 1900 a week. Evidently
they expect 10 get there on an
folns.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-30

An Austin telegraph operator
wen S5,lslo ga the Deutschland
This is the biggest prize on record
fur a fancy dive.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-30

We offer $40 reward TO any
body who lands a tarpon from the
T-head Of Icniral wharf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-30

Captain John Asior has married.
Lady Charles Mercer Marine II
was . golden wedding.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-30

Headline. "lToho rides ike a
King. Albert or Nicholas
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-30

Every little day has raining
all its own.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-30
CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-07-24
STATE AUDITOR:
Roy L. Wardwell
Mr.. PattansaIl's Statement.

The Democratic boss Of the COM
mittees. the Hon. VIM. r. Pattaagall.
says at least 5000 OF the members Of
the late Progressive party will vote
the Democratic ticket in September.
He says some of them left the Repub-
lican party for good and sufficient rea.-
sons and they are not going back to 1t
but those Democrats who voted with
ihe Progressives. inferentially did NOT
have any reason for leaving and they
IRE going back to vote for Oakley c.
Mr.. Pattangall sneers at the Hon.
Halbert p. George Weber, DR.. A1er-
rill and others. but compliments the
rank and file by assuming that they
had no higher purpose than Democ-
racys cardinal principles-free rum,
free trade and Office. If Mr.. Pattan-
gall honestly thinks that a majority of
those men who were Roosevelt follow
ers are Of the Curtis for Governor
Safety First Saloon crowd, he is sadly
mistaken. They are not of that type
Of men. whether they came from the
Republican or the Democratic party.
They broke away from the old parties
to form a cleaner one, and now that
their organization has dissolved they
will vote for the men who stand
cleanest before the world and who be-
lieve that progress is not made through
a rum shop or through pretense and
political trickery.
Mr.. Pattangall's thinly yelled at
tempt to mislead some Of these voters
by reference to hearing from large
numbers Of them by every DAYS mali
should be posted up beside that
Safety First" saloon placard bearing
Gov. Curtis picture