Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-14
BADLY BITTEN BY THE PER
SONAL PRONoUN

iiA mis- NihilififHH NNNHf NI IlNMfI
and his utter disregard of those
wise policies adhered 90 hY his
predecessors. james T. Ferguson
has impcrillcd the whole enusc of
education in ihe S'aio ni fcs8s
for where tine wedge ul lsIirs
has entered. There breed cauiunou
doubt Reckless urinuuy And
waste of effort uor aer ihee
lacking hcaminr satellites fo foteh
and do the Governor lur'hrf
bidding. ihcmselscs 0hst.sel with
hunger for crumbs ur with 70
mistaken idea oi ihe proper pfo
inec of friendship
Mr. Ferguson aiaUi m pr
Niusou Is the inn 'lsc W Nh, small
selfish boy onll grown 90 mw
estate iu oulWaud apmwrWre
Muuilcsfly es ull but blind mcn
see. the Governor hayne et hls
heart upon the eradication ol FREE
speech aslong the professors free
speech being The tip Of porliiinu
90 roryism could not boar in boz
thwarfcd. Lake the unnll boy. he
cherished his black ESQ n silence
thinking ont schcmre counting
the day Hy Il simple, we mlghi
almost say the simplr,t proccss ui
deduction hc rearlirl ihc couohu
ION that he james g. rcrw.ou
until now The servant of ihr pru
pie, was al asuddcu delegated ~
run everything under ihe sur u
GLIDING conversation, morals lm
tecnitirs, text books. ebgnn. up
polntcrs. etc. etc ll,r mWD
another tyrmt of lhp momont m
finally came luce to fnco with iAe
capital | and II lookcd good M
him and il sounded better in him
and hc ate thereof necd,np nsplr
alton 10 go ON Hist M thr
smaller towns he !. shouting So
long as | am Governor, things win
BE run thus aud so Can't YOU
nee the chest swelling lhr face
taking on the imperial posr. tho
heel hitting pine, the fist slomminr
down on the table. almost upset
ting the little pitcher of irc Water
There IS always rllt raft ar ia
tive prejudice 10 be whccdlcd into
line, --siich men us lahitnally look
10 God or some Now political
manenyer 20 Flip Thorn out OF the
slough onto tho inner ram of ihe
vornueopia. and tn these uen Mr.
Ferguson now appeals. hoping Co.
create class hatred. Ca sow sls
picion. to stir up envy. o. make
hog wild aud few other popn
lar phrases do heroic service in
time of wrath Il would seem.
weighing the entire controversy.
that MIR Ferguson for once 4
second rate politician found him
self in need Of nm issue Ia his pre-
liminary maneuycrs for the United
States Senate; that he chose
prodigiouSly poor one, having too
much faith IN the disposition of
the people as a whole 90 rebel
against book knowledge Not he
ing a man of liberal education
himself and holding some OF tie
prriudiees peculiar Ia his kind il
was almost inevitable that liz
should have selected the thorn Ia
his side as u III place Of beginning.
Hadn't some Of the professors op.
posed MIN Ia the past Hadn't
This upslart vEnson refused rs
chide thcmg Hadn't he virtually
ignored the Governor and left
them 10 their own devices, outside
classesl Furthermore, hadn't Vim.
son dared preach Christianity. 10
Fergnson : enormous emharrass.
ments Il WAS ali very plain. No.
body denied it. Mr.. Ferguson saw
his duty. AID Mr.. Ferguson ! con.
cepfion Of duty is not necessarily
straight. For example. when lie
wants TO borrow other peoples
money he sometimes bats his eyes
so fast that he cant tell black
from white. If you don't believe