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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-10-23
VOTERSOF THIRTY-SIXTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT WORK
FOR CHILDER'S ELECTION
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change districts FOR the purpose ~ uih-
posing OF such case on eases, ana IN
case of sickness ot other reason rem
derinR II Impossible TO exchange. then
the parties ol their counsel shah the
right To selec; on agree upon an attof-
noy OF the court for The trial thereof
con September Is. 1915 Judge Cham
bliss entered on the minutes of his
court at Sinton an order declaring TINT
some days before the court convened
he and Y 81. Tayior. Judge OF the 7ath
district had MADE AN AGREEMENT
10 exchange benches and hold court
for each other both then and now
decming it ENPEDlENT 10 do so
Judge Taylor then took charge Of lhe
Sinton court and called the contest of
Chlmbliss versus Childers Tor trial. j
was then called 10 his attention By "a
motion fiicd that chambliss had failed
and refused 10 certify his disqualifica
ton to the governor who ought Ia
have q chance 10 designate q judge and
objecting 20 the trying OF the case be
fore Taylor who was designated by
Chamhllss. party 20 the suit
-Four thousand and seventy men ana
women who voted In the primary said
Childers was the nominee. one hun
dred ana cehtY-one members of the
legislature who passed the woman's
primary suffrage act said the law was
constitutional The governor approved
H. The democratic state convention
at waco conKratula 81 the women on
voting IN the primary and pledged 10
submit "a constitutional amendment
giving them the right % vote in FINAL
ELECTIONS Judge chambllss en-
couiaced ANA pleaded with the women
To vote.
we win scratch Judge Chambhss'
name off the ballot We viii hunt out
the proper place ana write NJ a. chill
dcrs That is. We men viii 40 50, ms
the voice OF the women has been hush
ed by Tavlors ruling from which the
law allows so appeal but The ballot
Article 2gJa of revised statutes says.
When he shnll desire to vote "a mixed
ticket he shall do SO by running line
through the names Of such candidates
as he shall desire 90 vote against in
the ticket he h voting. and by writ
ing ihe name Of the candidate for
whom nv desires 10 vote in the blank
column and IN the space provided for
such office. same to be written with
black ink 90 pencil
IN order 10 vote for NJ. a. Chiiders
YOU must FIRST draw line through the
name Of w. G.. Chamhuss and then
pass boy an other columns headed re-
publican socialist independent, cross-
ms an OF them out and in the iast col
unn. Tie one with no tirle &C the head
~ ~ in yho one called the 'biank col-
uinn. ANA therc under the heading of
district Judge write the name OF NJ A.
chiideis Writing the name OF chill
dcrs ln amy other way and AZ amy
Other place on the tiekct VIII not toe
proper Romemhvr his Initials and Dc
sure go spoil MIS- name correctly"
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vALoR S BETTER PART.

The soda.iomtains Of Corpus
Christi have been closed volnn-
tdi'ily, and we desire TO commend
those merchants responsible Now
ii citizens generally viii observe
the Safeguards prescribed, refrain
from lettering on the sidewalks.
go about their business encrgeti-
cally and call in the doctor st the
first symptom. Spanish influenza
viii soon be thing oil yesterday.
The responsibility is largely IN
diyidual the slogan OF everybody
should be, don I take a chance. y
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EXCESS BAGGAGE.

Prince Maximiliun labors under
The prevailing German illusion
when he says. "The Kaiser must
take up his cross Of concluding
quickly The necessary peace and
accepting whatever is ha I'd. Z
More times than yon can count
the German people have been told
that the KAISER viii not figure ia
peace az all So far as the Allies
are concerned, he Is without auth
oriiy, delegated or assuln ed.
There is Just one way that he can
take up bis cross il he will take
q pistol and blow his brains out,
fntnre generations of iiermans
win forgive him for his Incredible
folly.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-10-23
WEATHER SUMMARY
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
Wa.thar Rnraau

Weather Bureau
Weather bulletin for tho "a hours
ending u. m, 18th meridian time,
October -. 1915
stations MANI Mini
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Insert an ad In onr Classified coll
umns II You want sure results.
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I: PRESENT DAY DESSERTS
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lDtiA;

xDtlAi
These recipes from ihc United states
Food Administration ARE sugar saving
aud very good
Iunkot , cups milk = Gun liFm
syrup or honey. J teaspoon vanilla. 4
Mnkct tablet, : iahlespoOn cold water.
Heat the milk and syrup IN " Aouhic
Boiler untti lukcwhrm. Crush the Jun
l,et tablet and dissolve % in cold wa
Tor aud ada to mill Add vanilia and
stir thoroughly and quickly Pour nt
once into glass serving dishes aud Jet
stand uudisturbed until fifni. shcn
ohili Serve with fresh berries or
CRATE nutmeg over surface and serve
with cream.
Baked indian puddnc-i quart milk
, cup cof'umeai. teaspoon spik r.
cup light syrup, IS cup shredded co
,oanni. p, teaspoon mace on nuimct. p.
teaspoon cinnamon Heut the milk 70
the boiling point Add cofnmen' stir
ring constantly cock ~ 90 i5 min
nies. Add other ingredients Bake ir
an oiled pan IN moderately warm
oven for one hour
Chocolate Cornstarch puddine--pns
quart milk. eggs nnqy he pmittedl.
cup light syrup, - CUP cofnstatch
= oz chocolate mel,eli teaspoon
Vanilla Hcnt milk In double hoiler
Add melted chocolate and syrrp. Mols-
ten cornstarch with q little cold mill.
and add 10 hot miNture stir CON
stantly until thick Add slightly beat
ON cgF and Vanilla. stir thoroughly
remove from heat Turn into mold.
and chilli II eggs are omitted cook q
little longer 70 ihicken, omit choco-
late n desired.
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TO spoRTsMEN.

The doctors agree that expo
sure is dangerous; that il pays TO
take every pfecauiion. This
means, among other things, that
Il is dangerous 10 sii la damp
blind and wait for ducks, il
ioeans thst II is tho duty OF every
hunter 80 keep DIZZY and forcgo
sport Tor healih. With pneumonia
to contend with, hunting parties
are traps.
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City News -:
/: 4: i'm Brief

D. c. Dove. one OF the most widely
known farm development mcu Ia the
state. ana until The middle Of October
connected with the $taie Department
of AGRICULTURE. has accepted a pvsitioo
as harm Development Agent IN the
Farm aud Immigration department. or
The :. a. and A. ~ railroad. Afr Dove
win b., IN active charge Of field work
and win douhtlcs, hc a frequent visitor
IN the near future
q. Q. Tread,sell has been notified
that his brother. ~. T.. Tfcndwen has
dita ~ Christopher south Carolina.
Nom pneumonia. This = the seroud
brother that MIR TieAdwcA has lost
this year deaths IN both Instances be-
ine from pneumonia.
Oranges are extremely scarce on he
market. dealers report thsf IL b. almost
impossible TO secure shipments We'll
brothers Monday received a shipment
consisting 81 two boxes Cnc OF thr
boxes was presented io the Red Cross
society. the fruit 20 he furnished 20
those who are ll. when ordered by
physicians.
a bale Of cotton grown and picked
by members Of the Aqua pulce Red
cross Auxiliary % the Nneccs County
Branch has been shipped here and is
being displayed at Rod Cross head
Quarters The bale will hp sold az pub
VIC auction az a date 10 be announced
later.
Pamifilo Martinez. janitor al the
First state Bank has been advised Of
the death IN Fort Worth OF his daugh-
ter. Mira. Grace Martinez Crawford
The body viii be shipped here fos
burial.
Born Fast Sunday morning 20 Mr.
and Mrs l.. u. Gentry. AT their home
l0l4 Second STREET. dnughter.
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Card Of Thanks
We wish To thank our many frlonds
for thcir many courirsirs. beautiful
floral offerings and kindly sympaihies
during our recent sadness accustomed
10, the loss of our son and brother.
Nilho Winn.
,Slguedl
Mrs. ELLEN WYNN
HENRY VIM
ALBERTA WlNN,
MRS. LIZZIE BRANCH.
-Adv2O7
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The Strong Withstand the Heat OF
Surrer Better Than the Weak

Old people who are feeble and young
lfoplc who arc weak. will be strength
cned una enabled 70 80 through the de-
pressing heat of Summer by taking
GROVES TASTELESS chin TONIC.
IL purifies and cnriches the blood and
builds up the whole system You can
soon feel its Strengthening. lnvieorat
iug Effect 60c--Adv.
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Casualty Lists

WAsmNgToN Ocf ~ rhe foi-
lowing ga uaiti,s are eporied b. Che
commanding Eencr4 ol the American
.peainonafy f.rcte Killed in actiun
90. miasiue in action q. wounded se-
fefoiF 800, wluui.j sllsity pl d,ea
from fD,ldepi nf utltl eu.ta 81 died
ffqm aopaus lg died 81 disoaae So.
Nranafd deste, lndetfuna4od l4a.
pfsoncrs died ~ Aifptnc accident
Total tcQ
KILLED ~ AClIOS
MECHANICS s'Aa
Malier IS tnogs plrsy Texas
raivArEs- ass
John q Noi,msn AGsh Tesas
orion q. Foster X p -. q Hosers.
'l.xas
Cltiopa IS Cubic. Mlngus. Texas
Bcperua a. Hln herunm. Texas.
Henry Hcucr 3 A. -. q Valley
Aiiia. TeSaa
fired julius rlco, Orange GROVE
4sAnA
ljniry Vs. Beaver MHauo. Texas.
keid ltuon Cisco. rnNsa.
iAHes a. Clarh al43 Alton street.
Beaumont TeNas.
MISSING ~ ACTION
flINNrl.s
John D crfusb 1oi 2sih street opl-
yetion Tekaa.
barney l., walker Georgetown,
s'~AA 49, = ----- . -.
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WOUNDED SEVERELY ~ ACTION
MECHANICS
lol,n VI Norveli, Saratoga Texas.
ffilNATT-S
cilficn psvinc ses souh f1emins
street Dallas Texas
George W. stamford. Shamrock.
Tesls
SLIGHTLY WOUNDED
lIsiNATrS
waiter ) loucs, n. D.. n 2. Frisco
Toyat
DIED or WOUNDS
CAPTAINS
l-Aa l.. Taylor 1870 SAN pario ave-
nne. Laredo 1cxax
rNiNATES.-
Marion 5. Stiii Bridgeport Texas
.fnnes ~ Williams f;tirlesnn Texas
Died or DISEASE
lohu ~ Moore GenerAi Delivery
Ghnirsss Texas
icscnh a. Raucl Schu.enhurx Texas.
Honrv 9 cnckcn. Welmet Texas
fhonas X. l'iencker Naco4doches.
Texas.
Milton } starr sulphur Buff Texas
WOUNDED
Degree Undetermined
JAmc- A. ~. curl. Toiaf. ToNas
Easter a. Mrspa. s2os Broadway,
Galveston. Texa~
Benjamin Coleman r.amosat. Texas,
DOW ~ Gordon Gordouviile Texas.
Tom n Harris, JaHpef. f~Nts
Robert Homer McNry care Dallas
News palNs rSsas
Lum " Morrow. 1aol Mckinley ave-
rut Fort Worth Texas
sadie odit Mckinney, Texas.
lotr smith 1915 : Marcus street.
san Antonio Texas
Norman g. Sauer v. D, %. 4. Box
7ff Houston. Texas
AFTERNOON LIST
Killed "a action 40 missinA IN action
ft wounded severely a. wounded
slightly s. died % accident and other
causes O. di"d Of wounds ii wounded.
3cerre undetermined 3a2 died OF dis
ease g. prisoners ~ Total $50.
KILLED IN ACTION
cORpORAIS
netuard g Barre. r. D.. y. s. Yoa
i,um. Texas
Carroll Aitaway. Como. Texas
Charley W Shelton. Thornton
Texas
MISSING IN ACTION
CORpORAlS
Jacio a Swoffafd Moro. Texas
WOUNDED
lDcgree Undeteipnined)
CAprAINy
rhornasA Mosiey isos Bryan street
D8ilas. Texas.
SF.EGEANTs
Marvin r Lystor Naples. Texas
CoRpORALS
oscar 7 Hafwood Ryiic. Texas.
pRfNATES-
Jas Henry Cooks. H. D. J.. !. Como
Texas
Homer q. Crews. Bogata. Texas
Walter q schultz, 25OG Jeffrics ST.
Dallas Texas.
Baxter Hicks, blossom. Texas.
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extensively or otherwise. In the same
line of thought. the sash OF the win
duws may be finished white, which has
very decided Frightening effect The
third method consists In the proper
design of ANA selection of material for
the chlinneys. There Is nearly always
an outside chimney in the design Of
such II house. Properly designed and
built OF just the right sort Of ma. crials,
this outside chimney may be mnde to
bring into the design NIL of the bright
color that Is needed.
The house shown In the accompany
Ing perspective view and plan en-
bodies sorSa OF the principal character
is,lcs OF this style and presents some
other Ideas In building that are inter
esting, Tile shlngle-fin,shed walls and
the pergolufnshoncd dormcr and side
porch, the large rough.flnished brick
the attractive easement windows all
combine 20 produce M unusual effect,
hut one that Is thoroughly pleasing and
satisfactory. Somewhat unusual Is the
stopping of OF the cornlce above the
front wall windows.
The floor plans OF this dwelling are
very interesting. There Is large Nv
Ing room which Is entered from yes.
tibulc hall at the side entrance TO the
house. The ceiling OF this living room
is paneled. The fireplace Is built In
the sidc wall near the forward end OF
the room aud wall seat 10 carried en-.
,lrely across the front wall from the
fireplace 10 the partition between the
liying room and the library, The Ii.
brary ceiling Is panelcd with box eff
feet which makes II possible TO use
some very attractive lighting fixtures.
Double sliding doors are placed be-
tween the living room and the dining
room. Tile inter room Inns broad
window seat built across the bay be.
meath three windows In the main wnil
aud two smaller windows In the end
walls. A serving pantry between din
Ing room and kitchen Is an important
feature. The first floor plan also 10
cludes small bedroom, toilet and nu.
merous closets. The second floor plan
Includes bedrooms and che bath. Per.
gola-type porches are connected by
french doors with two OF the bed.
rooms. Generous closet spsca Is pso-
yided.
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Inequality OF Prices.

In this era of high prices il
bchooves every purchaser Of
the necessities of life to give
the matter his or her best
thought. Perhaps no other one
feature of the times stands out
in bo!der relief than the great
inequality in the prices of COM
modities. 1t is no uncommon
experience for n chopper TO
price an article at ono place,
then go TO another place and
find the price of the same arti.
Gle either much higher or much
lower. There seems, in fact, to
be no established values left,
but in many instances the deal
or is "out for all The public will
stand for"
Doubtless tho uncertainty Of
procuring supplies coupled with
the interruption of transportn-
ton, has something to do with
causing these conditions. More
often, however, it is the innate
avarice of the human heart
Selling q favorable opportunity
These are days when the per-
son who must purchase the ne
cessities of life should exercise
TO the full his or her shopping
ability. Do not be in q hurry
to accept the first article shown
you, regardless of the price.
We would not advise buying
inferior goods, but many times
a substantial saving may be
effected by a visit to number
stores Before buying such
items as shoes. clothing, and
such things, one should have a
fair idea Of the value of certain
grade> of these commodities,
then refuse TO be trimmed for
fancy prices because of an al.
legged scarcity There ia no
shortage as yet. at least not
such rs 10 warrant exorbitapi
prices.
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aiyle Is not without the possibility Of
variation to please individual taste.
Shingles are an excellent form OK
material TO use on the walls OF spch a
building. Present Developments have
supplied the home builder with chin.
giles which. by manufacturing proc-
ess. are treated With creosotIns prep
athtion and then carefully stained In
several different colors. The life OF
the sbingle is very much extended By
this process. Shingles so treated are
obtainabie In sizes larger than the or,
binary shiuglc and may be had with
extra heavy butts and extra length 30
thas O wide exposure to the weather
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may be given them on the walls Of
the house. to furnish variation with
the surface of the roof.
Another possibility In the finish OF
the wills OF the building is found In
the use OF rough beveled siding or
clapboards. This siding may be OBJ.
tained In various widths and consider
able change In appearance Is made
possible BY variations In this respect.
The siding is stained In the finishing
process, since the gloss OF q paint
finish Is not appropriate to this style
OF dwelling. The trim on the exterior
Is likewise finished With nonglossy
surface. 1t Is quite common for the
trim around windows nsid doors tn he
finished darker than the wall surface
surrounding Il. provided this wall sur
face Is not so dark that relief Is ncccS-
sary In the opposite direction. II Is
surprising that even small samouht
Of lull-surfuco Trim finished quite dark
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will seem To brighten large wall sur
face around II. resulting in an appear
nnce which Is pleasing beyond all tx.
poctatlons.
Those people who nre only mildly
enthusiastic about this rustic wood
house ARE inclined to see too much
dull color In Its external appearance.
There are methods OF relieving this
effect IL II does not suggest the beau
ties of natures own building material
and is not pleasing In the fullest sense.
The easiest OF these Is In nm adjust
mcnt OF the number, size and arrange
nicnt OF windows. The interior hang
ings used on windows may be utilized
To udd the desired touch Of color or
white 10 the view Of the exterior, In
varying degree as the adjustment Of
windows just mentioned is developed
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In The Matter OF
James II. Kilgorc, bankrupt,
IN BANKRUPTCY
TO the Honorable Henry c. Mcdowell,
| Judge of the District Court OF the
United States for the Western Dis
trict of Virginia:
James ii. kilgore, of Cocbun, In the
County Wise and the State of Virginia,
in said District respectfully represents
that on the 18th day of February last past i,
he was duly adjudged bankrupt under
the Act of Congress relating to Bank
ruptcy; that he has duly surrendered all
| his property aud rights of property, and
has FULLY complied with all the require
ments of said Acts and of the orders of
the Court touching his Bankruptcy
Wherefore he prays that he may be
decrecd by tho Court to have full dis
charge from all debts provablc against
his estate under the said Bankrupt Acts,
except such debts MS are excepted by law
from such discharge.
Dated this 10th day of April \. ID.
1918
James H. Kilgore Bankrupt
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON
Western District OF Virginia
| oh this -oli uiN VI AliTll n. ~. 1915
ON reading the foregoing petition, il Is
ordered by tho Court, that hearing be
had upon same OH the llth day of June
y. ID. l9lS before said Court, at Big
Stone Gap in said District. at 10 o'clock
In the forenoon; and that notice
thereof be published in the Big
Stone Gap Post, newspaper
printed in said District, and that all
known creditors and other persons in i'll
terest may apr ear ut the said time and
place and show cause. il any they have,
why the prayers of said petitioner should
not be granted.
And it is further Ordered by the Court
that the Clerk shall send by mail To all
known creditors copies OF said petition
and this order, addressed TO them at their
places of residence as stated.
Witness the Honorable Henry q. Nc
Dowcll. Judge OF said Court, and seal
therefore. ut Big Stone Gap In the said
District, on the 25th day OF March a. D..
lulS
5. O. Cochran, d. G.
(Scal OF the Court
Foregoing are trne copies of the Peti-
ton of bankrupt for Discharge aud of
the Order OF Notice thereon Witness
my hand and the seal of tho Court this
3rd day of May, 1918.
Stanley w. Martin Clerk.
Per 5. o. Cochran. ID. q.
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A FAMILY
MEDICINE.
In Her Mcther's Home, Says This
Georgia Lady, Regarding Black
Draught. Relief From Head
ache, Malaria, Chills, Etc.

Ringgold, Ca Mrs. Chas. Gsston.
OF this place, writes: IL am ~ u1er
Of Thedford's Black-Draught; In fact,
1t WAS ono OF our family medicines.
Also In my mothers home, WREN /
was child. When any of us child
rem complained Of headache, ukually
caused by constipation. she gavS Us
q dose of Black Draught, which would
rectIfy tho trouble. Often In thu
Spring, we would have malaria and
chills, or troubles of this kind. we
would take Black.Draught pretty reg
ular until the liver acted well. and
wo would soon DO up and around
again. We would not be without It,
for 1t certainly has saved us lots OF
doctor bills. Just dose OF Black
D:aught when not so we'll saves a
lot OF days in bod"
Thedtord's Black.Draught has been
in use for many years In the treat
ment OF stomach, liver and bowel
troubles, and the popularity which It
now enjoys is proof OF its merit.
IL your liver Is not doing It's duty.
you will suffer from such disagree
able symptoms as headache, bilious
ness, constipation, indigestion. etc,
and unless something Is done. serious
trouble may result.
Thedford's Black-Draught has been
found a valuable remedy for these
troubles. II is purely vegetable. and
acts In prompt and natural way,
regulating the liver to Its proper
functions and cleansing the bowels Of
Impurities. Try 1t. Insist on Thed
ford's. the original and genuine. p 7e
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In the design features which have a
place only ms ornanents-the nccrs.
snry structural parts OF the building
ore 50 proportIoned and grouped to.
Iethcr that 1t Is unnecessary to devise
amy artificial means OF making the
building beautiful. Beauty is Inherent
In the buildlng-"under the skin"
Naturally this sort OF building it
constructed almost entirely OF wood.
There are several forms OF this ma
tcrial which may be used and neces.
sity requires the use OF some OF the
other materials for parts such as the
chinneys aud foundations. 80 that the
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