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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-05-10

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-05-10

Nos 10 sna DO ia ltlu4k Nn its in thD
tnunkNn Addition in lhr ciiy nf Corpus
eArielt Nusees v0uuts T'sas
Levied on ~ the ath daf ~ MaY
iaif ai g ueiofA D. m as thc rFup
$3.50 90 D. sherman lo eluaf q iuae
mccall amUunuuN tn gf1i ID n favor ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-05-10

Al Murphy General Ascent. with In
lofrat and so coslr 81 suit
Given undvr mS hand shis san dpy
81 Mas. A. - 1917
FRANK q. RoHlNauN.
sheriff Noe,ts County Tesss.
nn z 2 YsarNaad. nenuly Ads sli
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-05-10
NorlcF 70 TAXPAYERS

NnIr' b. heuh Hi,en to au tha-
pHfUIr ~ Nu.Ors teuntF that The
counts Commissioner Couti wln m,ot
n Mnntt, Nav no as laara VI
Specialization tu take ul r,udIiona fos
tar Iuaasni YtAr
WiuENT NcHIofN.
Adv iis County CLERK
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-05-10
RAILROAD TihE TABLE
Sac Anlenls 4 AtanAAa psss


Arrives
Frum Hoantn ana Nnrh eif am
PROM Houston ana Ssffh tiiopn
Fr0m nf0enssiiis and Holfh u l98.m
Prom nreWnssilia and SOUTH 1919 pm
igaFfH
Fof Houston arf Sofib flta am
fnr Houston and Hosth 30 pm
Fof Browrssiiir snd sppfh atfeam
Fsr IgfcuasyHIf aad sosih Gas 8 M
Te<as- ssscan
ieavcs for iaft8D ... A. % am
Arrives from LAREDO o. pm.
6an bntonio. Ussids q Gull
Arrives
Na q Ffom san Antonio ~ s.pe . IA
No From sian AntoEie -. Sac a. "a.
Laws
NJ, 2 I'ur San Aufunir N % : m,
Ne, Z Fpr San Anionig ---. iq.tS p.n,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-05-10

CHNRt CHRISTI reS ANN "a iait
Nuuce b, htrns r. n taat iht hnsi
H. hfN.uiiu .0Hdu.t.J unIIf lhD
nm n.mr anl snN M rhD tuu.u.
rhneii flah A Nam. Cmpant ari
20 vh.h fid huaIuers 8 IA uiman
nHhr ntfman ana 81 ". Co.'s are rro
rno0we s ih.e dat aasoi,ud ny inu
iuti DHrssHt
Nniir' aisn fisrn ,hni ild fm
h1s applied 81 th. Secretary az state
faf ARTICLES 90 Incorporation fog ssid
haalnurr nnd 60 BE- SHOWN heutafior as
lNC cnrrus rhfnN fish A Packing
Company
g d. otTMAN.
ntkE CANAAN.
AiN4.t A. N COX
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-05-10
C1aSSifiedAdS


Moiefu ssatseasi slarimem fe reut
aahe 500 liit Chaparfai soI
Apartment Or rcni .n sivcns hura
nf comf tt0n rafui.ted lnaase se.
caalssual rhoae 90
FoH NENr flse faom toans en.
ffau.e rpai Court r D. Et.uic a.
ptsa- leFs taa
Fon RENT Nice pleasant roosns far.
n.thri or uuflrr Ished ei6 Buffalo
Iaarc iop.
fuR RENr -One uf .hr Bern Apsfs.
mrnif completely fuuoislraI fnams
nfIHanF tath two screened si0cpiur
pefcata sss and electric Aeht 1CNrht.
'i ieatar on paN0d street aud gar
lnt saath uiuff rhonc iAg ssi
--- - -
FoR nENr Are ,su LOOKING for .
r,ii aNuef % so soc ms new haa.e a.
lie, Mesquite e. Nu8sm iu strff
rsIe.t TO permanent parties onis
without small children Apply us
ralo Alto. sis
loH REST rharaosh't modern rye
InUm UuiraNr f'rsf rrrf huusUa m
It' NprH as Iaio Alto ~l Mra
liDen lalufka sas
fNk kENT Two aIr0B fufnIshtd
hFai haure korplne raams in ltlVate
hHnf iiiulh,r strD,l t9f
iNu .hed uf uufarai-hci hous, Tow
r.uf anrir uIfh u.a.I faf.frn f..f..
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-05-10

~ 'IHfN ~ 'NH r. ~ HANfAi
~ = Nt'Li1NAN. citg Secretary
~ T. EvENENE CITY EnKlnssf
sla Advertisement
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-05
GIRLS! HAVE A MASS
OF BEAUTIFUL HAIR.
SOFT. GLOSSY. WAVY
25-Ccm uttlr destroys Dandrun aud
Doubles Beauty OT Your
Hair.

within ten inmates after lu uppll-
cation ui paudcriuc YOU can not md
q single trace oi daudrun coz failing
hair ana your scalp viii not itch. bur
what win please Sou most will h, u-
ter q few weeks us, when Nuu 500
new hair. nur and duUay at first
|Nrs--hut really new hair sroniu.
rI over the scalp
\ little DuudcrlUo mmcdI utcly
doubles tho beauty of our hair. Nn
dln,reucc how dull, faded brittle and
s,tlggy, just muisten 20 cloth with
Daudcriuc and carefully draw %
through your hair, taking one small
strand ga Il time The erect is auaz-
ms your han will hc Hight, nuny
ana wtyy ana have an appearance Of
abundance, an Incompatible lusire.
sofjnrss and luNuriance,
Get a 2'-ccut hot,lr 81 knowlton''
paudcriuc from any drug store OF
toilet %cuunter, nid prove nat your
hair Is as pretty ana soft as
that il has been neglected o. injured
by careless treatment that's ALI
YOU surely can have beautiful HAN
and lots of 1t 81 YOU win just Try d
little Danderine.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-05
Democrat Electors
To Meet in Santa
Fe Next Saturday

Santa Fe. y. NJ, Jan. THE three
Democratic electors viii meet here to-
morrow 10 organize as a state college
OF electors. and on Monday next viii
formally east their ballots for Wood
row Wilson Tor president ana for 7
v. Marshall for vice president. The
electors are Felix Garcia ~ Lumber
ton. Jose &. Chavez Of Los Lunas and
Thomas y. Upton OF Deming.
The meeting of the electors on sat
urduy will be In the nat chambers
AZ the capitol. and Ia that chamber
on Monday. they will cast their ballots
FOR president ana vice president OF the
United States. The organization ot
the state college OF electors VIII be
accomplished By the selection OF a
president and o secretary, and the sec
rotary will Keep a journal Of the pro-
UccdinFa ana later deposit II with the
secretary Of state. A certificate ~ the
ballots cast will he either taken To
Washington for the meeting of the
electoral college there by n or more
Of the electors. or sent uu, Ia the
event none Of the electors makes tl'c
"trip to Washington by the secretary of
state.
The duties Of presidential electors
are prescribed by federal statute, and
Uv chapter ~ Of the 1915 sessions
laws. They receive as compensation
from the state s. daily during their
sta, lu Santa Re. and 10 cents pcr
mtlc Tor alch mile travelled in the
event they make the trip 90 Washing
ton they are paid by the federal gov
eminent.
The formal ceremony ot casting The
ballots Tor Wilson aud Marshall wiil
take place ~ mon on next Monday,
and Il prohahl, viii be largely At
TENDED
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-05
Nuts in N. M. on
Increase, According
To Asylum Report

SAINTS Zee. y. Nj. Jan. . According
to statistics compiled hs tho Ncw
Mexico Insane Asylum at Las Ncsps.
insanity Is ON the increase iu the state
There were ~ more persons treated in
.lriG than IN 1915. tho figures being
i3i IN the former aud 364 In the latter,
year.
OF the fIl persons treated In 1919,
2sl were umutes %. the asylum when
the year opened. During the year lli
wcrc admitted. ~ compared with ~
in the preceding year AN increase uf
a. or tho total number treated 3"t
were men and l5N were women 80
were discharged as recovered. 90 J-
improved. as unimproycd one wa
found 20 Doe not insane. and 80 died
The number of patients 100 the Hsy lulr
a. the end NJ the wear was 29g
Tho smallest number of patients I'm
the asylum IN uuN u day during
the year was 2>j. and the largest NUM-
Der 2l2 The avcrag" daily number
was 29G.
In the two-ycar period covered ay
the report "A patients escaped nom
the asylum. OF the number eight were
AfAul lifN " INV llNAl'NAA'llt wv ~
trace Of any ouo of the other six Ia.
been discovered.
The report shows that the average
cost OF God Tor each patient per day
during the last fiscal year "a 1875
cents. as against li.G2l cents IN 1915.
The total maintenance cost per pa
tient per day was 5l40I cents In 1910,
and as cents In lgl5.
The board declares hat room "a
the greatest present need OF the asy-
lum. and asks that 10000 additional
he appropriated to enable II To com
pletc the womaT's building az the in
%Etitutiun and make badly needed re-
pairs at b other ~huildinFs The
present value OF the institution Be-
placed at SsSe 200. Tho disbursement.
during 1915 amounted to t6N. 79l 96,
and IN 1918 jo S72.5IO 80. In 1913 per-
mHucui improvements To- the value OF
So toi.NN were made, and In 1915 the
permanent improvements had a value
LOT S3,agJ.7o
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-05

who has Travelled a-foot and horse
hack over a large portion of the sur
rounding country. points out that
there are many arroyos between here
and the Pankey ranch that contain
such deep sand It would be an easy
matter to inter a body. II this had
been done by the mar who made
away with Armour II IL believed that
the body will he found 90 be In a fair
state ~ preservation. protected as u
was from coyotes and other wild an
imals.
Another theory Is that the body
has been weighted and thrown into
the deep Arroyo Hondo reservoir.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-05
ARMOUR KILLED AND
BODY HIDDEN IN 38
MINUTES, IS. BELIEF
Missing Man and Companion Last
Seen Z Miles from Santa Re,
According to Information Re.
ceived by Attorney Dunlavy,

"
E' Information received by Melvin
+ Dunlayy. attorney tor the Armour
brothers, who ~ IN charge of the
search for the body Of clyde Armour,
leads 10 this conclusion
jack Stewart OF Las Vegas, tcle-
phoned MIR. Dunltyy that he Is quite
positive ne saw two young men at
the nrst gate on the las Vegas road
out OF santa Re. THIS. ludging from
the location given. IL on Tom Hannu's
ranch MI stewart claims To- have
seen the men about 4 O'Clock in the
afternoon Of October 25. This being
the ease. IL appears that the party en-
Gagged iu securing the country for the
body II Armour Ven too far from
santa De TO begin the search
II MI. stewart Is correct about the
time he saw the two young men who
a'o believed 10 have been Armour
and BIancett. then Armour COM
pJulou was in Santa Fc Iu less than
30 minutes after that gate was passed
The run Go the gat" In question can
%, made with ease in uitrcu minutes
leaving ~'hlrty-rlght minutes az p
maximum for the commission ut b
ct.mr and the covering up ut the
body This 'art is established cen joe
.,,... ,b,,|t,d from On, Nest.
r.I,, T,lrrr,,. om,o here
49, ,ho ,cc,,ds shov TINT 4 W
rI...,,, u.d ,,...,r. to All. A.
.., r r,,.,, c,l at a.. m
,....,r "a
- .,,
THIS Is ''E''"'" ct"
I"I"' UNIV N""" ne N'''
H''ir OF no 'll"' !" NiH - IN,
l' ''SI"s' at,.
'n''i' 'n'I''.'' W .,
'n '" E'"" w ~" "''''
"'''
90 have written NV S''"'Il i'' q
detailed statement IN "'li'nE "'
everything ne h""N7 "''"' Wv '"''
lh' place ana 'he "'l nv
NJ bnnIf'N Ho 'hHl we '"h '''''''
'''' shorten the ''s''"'' !" W. WV
cf"i
Mr. Duula'y stated mat a surEes.
i'uu was m1d ~ the I""''ihh NV"
On Tuesday night TO dynamite the wa
lDrs 90 the Arroy" Houdo dom To as
certain whether or not the hodN OF
Armour had been weighted down 'n'
brow .n'" 'h' l'4'l'"". 'N' "N
action AI"us THESE NN's mas ',"
taken continued u 'l'''"'' w
UH-f FIRST ascertain Wh'i''' N'
hitting lnc waters "l ih' "'" "'"'"
nlur' the c~'nst'A'I"u VOTE Nv"
Do" ' hat breaking the nee an" ''ns
rIuF ih' lam W""I' '' lu@' W.
irci','
~ MI stewart i- correct a. lo the
time. b. ls evident that some very
psIus work was performed To pu'
Cly6- Armour ont oi the woFla OF
out 90 sight. Moreover. there Is u"
'nInun Just how mUch closer N'In""'
motorod to santa Fc th"n uIst
gate ~ the Hanna ranch HIS n"uy
may h" WITHIN a SNORT "'e'n"'' w
this City. IN soW" arroyo anu 'h'''
are many ~ these arroNo' l"N' W.
yond Snnmonnt
MAY br u '''"'
las Turlcy rs said q" report NV
finding near the north gate OF ran
Eo.~ pasture Of a copy OF IN" Denver
post of october a. the ddN Armour
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-05
IBInnscu tn Tcll'

The shorin said that ON the arrival
~ Wanccu in santa Fc uudouhl"dN
measures Will he taken to iry 90 get
the Young man 90 csplaiu why An
muur never reached Santa Fc ana he
viii hc asked to tell where the body
uuw i4. Il he kuowS.
What attitude Blnnccut VIII take
b.. of course. "A matter Of conjecture
Without finding the body of Armour
~ is maintained 10y many that no jury
coull convict Blnncctt Of Brst degree
murder. unless he admitted the deed
The suggestion was made yesterday
10 explore the sandy arroNos between
santa Fe and the Pankey anch. A.
A.. Craytraft, pioneer photographer
Arizona republican., 1917-11-10
DISTRICT WILL
 COME TO AID 1T
 Y" WORK FUND

Having raised the bulk of Phoenix portion of the $50,000 Arizona "Y'' war work fund at the pep dinner last Wednesday evening. the campaign committee is bending its efforts on col lecting of the contributions from the outlying territory in the Phoenix dis trict.
 The district takes in the towns of Tempe, Mesa, Chandler, Ray, Superior, Florence, Buckeye, Winkelman, Park CT, Hayden and Wickenburg. About 5000 has been contributed by Phoenix, which makes at least s5,0O0 to be sub scribed by the above named towns.
 The committee is confident that the district will be able to report at least a full contribution, and perhaps an over- subscription. Some of the most prom inent and representative residents of the towns have been appointed to work for the fund
 At an enthusiastic meeting of Tempe citizens held at the Normal school, $400 was pledged to the fund A number of prominent Tempeans such as O. c. Woolf, J. o. Mullen, and J. R. Murdock are leading the campaign in that town and it is confidently expected that the full quota of S750 will be raised by Saturday night.
 Mesa has pledged itself to contrib ute from s1,00O to s1,50O A live com mittee composed of J. w. Lesueur. o. s. Stapley. and R. E. Steele are taking the lead in the Mesa drive and very en- couraging reports have been made by them.
 The campaign in the outlying dis tricts will continue, undoubtedly, throughout next week, running along with the national campaign. Reports coming in from all parts of Arizona foretell immediate success for the S50,- 900 drive in the Baby State, which will not be launched until Sunday, along with the countrywide campaign.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-10
FORTY F|RENEN
 PHOENIX QUOTA

Forty firemcn are wanted for the navy from Phoenix and the sur rounding country. Two hundred have been assigned to the recruiting station at Fl Paso and Recruiting Officer A. T. Flynn here has been informed that Phoenix quota is 40. These are to be firemen of the third class.
 The age limit of apprentice seamen has been increased from IS to 30 in elusive. There has also been allotted to this station five mess attendants, colored or Filipino boys preferred.
 Officer Flynn is making a desperate effort to fill both quotas The navy and army will have a recruiting office at the fair grounds all next week and the office at 35 East Washington street will also be kept open all day. Almost every branch of the navy is calling for men.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-10
CH|LDREN'S DAY AT RED CROSS ROOMS.

GLENDALE, Nov 10.-This will be 'hildren's Day at the Red Cross rooms. Sey will have an all-day market sale, nd in the afternoon at o'clock a special matinee will be Siven. at the Rainbow theater for the children in which some of the children will ap- pear in fancy costume The grown ups" are also invited to the perform ance-
 c. $. Bewley is building a residence on his ranch southeast of town. He expects to live on the ranch and sell or rent his town house.
 Work was commenced yesterday on Mrs. Hewetts bungalow on the lots east of her home place.
 MT. Papejoy of The Republican was a guest at dinner with the Methodist Episcopal Aid at the Sunday school rooms Thursday Mir Papejoy is ar ranging some special advertising for his paper during fair week and is out looking up material.
 Miss Maud Medley, who has been employed in the Glendale State bank, has resigned to accept a position in the postoffice. Miss Grace Helm, who has been so popular with the postoffice patrons, will leave about November 15 for Los Angeles. She and her sister,
 
 Los Angeles this winter.
 Invitations are out for the wedding of Miss Louise Morrison and MT. Clar- ence K Wildermuth, which will take place Thursday, November 15. at o'clock at the home of the brides sis Fer and brother -in-l law, MT. and Mrs. C. Fl. Tinker. This will be one of the smartest affairs of the social season. The bride is very popular, for she has won many friends through her sweet disposition. Her beautiful voice has been heard at all charity affairs, for she was ever ready to cheerfully do her ''bit" MT. Wildermuth is at pres snt located at Sacaton and in his fre- uuent visits here. he has made many friends and enjoys the respect of all his acquaintances.
 Members of the Christian church went out to the Reading & Walker ranch yesterday and picked cotton. They swelled their building fund and thoroughly enjoyed the novel experi- ence.
 An 11-pound son was born November [ to MT. and Mrs. Everett Harper, who live north of the Dunkard church.
 Miss Ovelia Hacker was in town yesterday soliciting subscriptions for the Peoria Enterprise. This news paper has just started out in life, a neat, clean little baby chaperoned by the Commercial club of Peoria.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Wells and Mrs Raymond Aitkin visited yesterday in Phoenix.
 Mrs. Price Quessenbery is so far re- covered from her recent operation in Phoenix that Mir. Quessenberry ex- poets to bring her out home Monday Call Getchums Poultry House, phone 20 or 5S; highest cash price for tur- Lasrs. onr truck will call.-Ady
Arizona republican., 1917-11-10

en up the sword in behalf of freedom, humanity and civilization. Some of our nobles may have had preferences In the great world war, which prefer ences will now be laid aside.
 The potentate holds without a ques ton of doubt that every noble of the Mystic Shrine is a loyal and patriotic defender of the flag and the principles set forth in the great war message of our president.
 We are united in the great task, and our energies, our wealth and our lives are again consecrated to the grand problem of bringing victory to our arms and peace to all mankind.
 Let us so conduct ourselves in this great crisis as to hasten the day when We can pronounce the Moslem greeting 10 all peoples: Els Selamu Aleikum (Peace be on you)"
Arizona republican., 1917-11-10
WILL
 CONSECRATE TO
 NATION SERVICE

Loyalty and conservation to the great task of bringing a speedy victory Is the note that will pervade the pa triotic session of Fl Zaribah temple to be held here next Thursday and Fri day. Under the heading of Our Own United States" in the program of the session, the high call to patriotism is sounded in the following words:
 After many years of peace and prosperity, our country has again talk
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-05-11

LOT No.2.
i.ahiea Navy ami Hack Raising
fhlils Reduced Tor May Economy
Gale
81 Sulta. May fcon"my sale oeo
t2oo suits. Mag Economy sale ti,j9
tsso Quits. May Econumy Sale sis2
$500 suits. May Economy snio 81
The bathing season ~ now Di,an and
this - nn appertuns Time a. make
savings ob seur suits fef the sessunI
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-05-11

ac,lnch Curtain Asrim IN white.
cream ana Arabian THIS material
has a piain border from 2 10 Inches
wlde. Included Ia the May Economy
Sale wlll DO offered at. ~
tho yard .... .. ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-05-11
MUSLIN AND SILK UNDER.
WEAR

WEAR
Hcuius Drawers Corset Covcrs.
Understands Cuemisc. Teddys aud
Cam.soics
-, Garments Economy Price 22e
Doe Garments Economy price 4se
zoe Garments ECONOMY price 6se
sloo Garments ECONOMY price soc
so Garments Ecouom, price 9i3s
~ Gstmcu,a Econom, price 22s
aao Garments ECONOMY price 3ts
$50 Garments Ecoaomy price 4.os
sou Garments ECONOMY prize $40
$50 Garments ECONOMY price SIS
500 Garments ECONOMY prlce 7.6S
KNIT UNION SUITS AND VESTS
lur Garments. Economy sale &c
-1c Garments Economy sale ise
goo Garments Economy sale 2ze
aoc Garments Economs sale 45e
zoe Garments Economy sale ese
$500 Garments Economy sale ooe
ig5 Garment. Economy sale ii3
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-05-11

a1-nch White Cotton Crsue. rem.
uaf pee value az May Jr
sale price lOC
ae inch Cotton Crepe foi Underwear
81 solid coiors 90 rink. Lavender
Hue and yellow will be ~
priced az IL L
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-05-11

"a Quality Cingham--great variety OF patterns
eguar I 2 &c grade, May Economy Sale &c I'd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-29

NNE OF the Chicago Thu rcpushed give
OF the Times close knowledge the ground immediate vicinity OF
iga and Mau which has been the fighting
any OF the war areas during the last weeks
Berlin announced FRIDAY pushed the
sans back to the edge OF the Iru being
e arrow numbered The marked the River which
center OF the lighting hcgcrcntS
oo'h hank OF tins repeatedly q
inc map shows the northern
INC gun OF Nea front the Riga which
he battle line follows the Dwna O Dnk the
SCUM and west OF Riga the base this
Mau mere railroad north toward IuCm through
rchStad
warm weather Throughout the Irul region which
W Dogs and marshes make the mpbc dead
we And evensow with the thermometer degrees below the
as that their broke through
knees IN mud IN attacking the Russian positions
MOVING out iron Riga the Russians had gained tho owndS
a hcv would be forced to abandon when the
Sh and which
time The Russians
and aN further enclosing Mtau The Says
INTO the shape ishhook cnclosinsANiau
he line OF
the south II the Russians could would
Germans could stop the Immediately portion
Poland would be liable o development
he Russians playing for big stake, Riga but the rapdp the
INTO any uniavorabc position there-W NJ H. -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-29
RIppIIN6RHYNFS
GDMK M0son
"(opyTgtf T9J2
SLOW BUT SURE.
"(oDViYQfl 1917

THE delegate who's slow but sure
/ IS nearly always sadly poor. hire
some fellows, then and now. to
NOV the lawn or sheer the COW. to
shovel snow or whack up wood and
Slow but Sure IS not much good II
puts a wire edge on my nerves to watch
the slow mans laugud curves. to see
hlm stand around perplext, as doubling
what he should do next pay him,
when he's done, his yen, but do no, hire
that man again, II need help to NOV
the grass, or cultivate tho garden sass.
Tie may he sure. but he's too slow !;
when he IS weaving TO and fro. YOU
have TO line him with a post. to see
which one is moving most. The man
who wishes to arrive. mus, show the
village he's alive. When he is gong
anywhere, his Goa, tails flap the bslmy
air; however humble he his grind, he
leaves trail OF dust behind. In every
action, every step, he shows that he is
full OF pep Employers seek that
huStllng gent in whom such shining
traits are blent His energy allurcs.
cnchants. We let him wed our maiden
auntS