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The Ordway new era., 1919-07-18
CLASSIFIED ADS

YOUNG RABBITS, FRYING SIZE
for sale. Call phone 9255. 7-25
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Romulo Gutierrez, of Sugar City
arrived Wednesday from overseas,
having recently been mustered out
at Camp Funston. Romulo has been
in service for two years and was with
one of the first contingents to arrive
in France.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL

A. B. Ross and family will leav
this week for an outing in tn
mountains.
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+ CHAPTER VII.
A Garden In a Desert.

His dwelling leaped into sight as
Hardin turned the corner Of the street
There was but one street running
through the twin towns, fianked by the
bitches Of running water. The rest
were bitches Of running water edged
by footpaths. Scowling, he passed un.
der the oyerhanging bird cages Of the
Desert hetel without a greeting for the
loungers, whose chairs were drawn up
against the shade Of the brick walls.
The momentum slackened as Hardin
neared the place he called his home.
An inner tenderness diluted the sneer
that dis6gured his face. he could see
Innes as she moved around in the lit.
tie fenced-in strip that surrounded her
desert tent. She insisted on calling II
a garden, in spite of his raillery.
"Gerty's in bed, I suppose" thought
Tom. He had a sudden vivid picture
Of. her accusing martyrdom. His mouth
hardened again. Innes. STOPPING over
g rose, passed out of his vision.
1t came to Hardin suddenly that
man has made circle of failure when
be- breads geinss to- hsss5ettare :sand
saEaaka: fsQR he n1f1Qeehes. .at home.
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CHATTER vi. .:.;,
Continued From Tuesday,

Have yea the force TO fe-begin
Wogx at ence9' demanded Rickard.
q had it." evaded Hardin. Il had
evegytAtng ready to go on-men, ma
terial-when we stopped the last
time"
:, ANSWER my question. please"
Il should have to assemble them
again." admitted Hardin sulhly.
Rickard consulted his notebook. II
think we've covered everything. Now
I want to propose the laying Of a spur
track from Hamlin's Junction to the
Heading" Els manner cleared the
stage of supernumeraries; this was
the climax. Hardin looked ready to
spring. =. ~.
@And in connection. with that the de-
velopment of a quarry in the granite
hills back Of Hamlin's," continued Rick
ard. not looking at Hardin. &c.
Instantly Hardin was ON his feet.
his fist thundered on the table. II
shall oppose that" he fiared. 1T is alb
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Instantly Hardin Was on His Feet

instantly Hardin Was on His Feet
solutely unnecessary. We can't afford
it. Do you know what that will cost,
gentlemenT =
zone hundred thousand dollars I"
Rickard interrupted him. II want an
appropriation this morning for that
amount. It is, In my opinion, abso-
lutely necessary If we are to save the
valley. We cannot afford not to do it,
Mr.. Hardin"
Hardin glared at the other men for
support; he found MacLean's face a
blank wall; Estrada looked uncom-
Portable. Babcock had pricked up his
ears at the sound Of the desired appro-
priation; his head on one side, he
looked like an inQuistttve terrier. :. =. =
;Hardin spread out his hands in help,
leas desperation. youth ruin us." hS
said. TITS your money, the O. P.1
tk you're leading IT, not E3Eia4 Il 70
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SYNOPSIS.

s. CHAPTER TX. C. Rickard, a
engineer of the Overland Pacific, i
called to the office of President Mar
shall in Tucson, Ariz. ,"Casey" is an
enigma to the Office force; he wears
"dude" clothes, but he had resigned
aTchair of engineering in the East to
go on the road as fireman and his
promotion had been spectacular.
While waiting for Marshall Richard
reads a report on the ravages of the
Colorado, despite the efforts of Tho
mas Hardin of tn Desert Reclama-
ton company. This Hardin had been
a student under Rickard and had
married Gerty Holmes, with whom
Rickard had fancied he was in love.
CHAPTER H-Marshall tells Rick
ard the Overland Pacific has got to
step in to save the Imperial Valley
and sends him to the break. Rickard
declines because he does not want to
supplant Hardin, but is won over.
"Stop the River; damn the expense"
says Marshall.
CHAPTER III-Rickard journeys
to Calexico, sees the irrigated desert
and learns much about Hardin and
his work. .,-
CHAPTER IV-At the hotel he
meets Mr.: and Mrs. Hardin and Innes
Hardin, Hardin's half sister. Disap-
pointed in her husband and an in
corrigible coquette, Mrs. Hardin sets
her cap for her former lover and ia
vites him TO dinner. - 80. {
CHAPTER V-Rickard visits the
cpmpany's Offices and takes control.
He finds the engineers loyal to Har-
din and hostile TO him. Estrada, ! 2
Mexican, son. Of the Father Of the
Imperial Valley" tells hina of the
I CHAPTER VI-Riekard attends q
meeting of the directors and asserts
his authority. Hardin RACES. Estrada
tells Rickard Of his foreboding that
his work wiN fan. @I can't see it
ffnished@
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sometime at Mr.. C. P. McMahan's
while Mrs. McMahan is in the hospi-
tai at Chester. Her many friends
will be glad to know that she is ex-
pected home this week.
Mrs. Matte Bowen spent Thursday
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night with Mr.. ana Mrs. R. A. Hagen.
Mr.. J. H. Sharpe dined at Mr.. c.
.
C. Kay's Friday! e:
Miss jamie Winn spent few days
last week with her sister, Mrs. Tom
Cochran.
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"a 'has-been' at forty!" he mused.
Where were all his ships drifting?
Innes, Strengthening, waved q gay
hand.
"She's raising a goodly crop Of bar.
rels." His thought Knocked and ca.
ressed her. Her garden devotion was
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COLD SPRING NEWS.

Cold Springs, March 11.-This
community was visited by an awful
rain and wind storm last Wednesday
afternoon, but not much damage was
done by it.
Mr.. Roy McCornbs spent Friday
night with Mr.: Erskine Hagen.
Mr. Frank Uldrick spent Saturday
night with Mr.. William Uldrick. -
Miss Addie Bowen spent the week
end with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. King. :"
Mrs. Matte Bowen spent a few
days last week with her granddaugh-
ter, Mrs. c. C. Kay.
Miss Maggie Hagen is spending
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ne IoVeQ TIC ndroin ITdit Ut. 1eT.
a tender joke with him. He loved the
Hardin trait in her, the persistence
which will not be daunted. An occupa-
ton with a Hardin was dedication.
He would not acknowledge the Innes
blood in her. Like that fancy mother
of hers? Innes was Hardin through
and through!
"It's in the blood" ran his thought.
"She can't help 1t. All the Hardins
work that way. The Hardins always
make fools Of themselvesp\
Innes, lifting her eyes from Grip
pied rose, saw that the black devils
were caansuming him again.
"Will you look at this wreckw shs
cried.
(To be Continued Tuesday,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-03

NA'NA AAMN "
Harold 4 Davidson. IN. j.. pastor.
peaI6ance. 1ef South Earth street
Sunday nchool az ett3. The mems
nIbIe class viii discuss Tbs national
profrAm Of employment administered
~ lhf United states employment ser
VICE
Nornlng service a, n O'Clock sub
lorf % sermon. The Boon Of the
Weekly Hest Day What Would We
DO without IT, Employment sun
day special musical features IRE
lode ca Andauto. nptltctens th1
IomauEa. Mozart. oUeftuf1t prelude
Oounod. s6io. rtach NJ. Father J
impiors." Wianchara. BY MIR william
Norton.
Evsninr sergicr conducted by g. y
society With on address ~ the pastor
az Z O'Clock. subject "pur Relation
% Uod-fsrVlur Matt lotle-ts
Conservation neet.ne Leader. Mis-
Esther Dfe.
Nidweek meriine FOR prayer and
fellowship On wednesday evenine NJ
Ttt al he home % Mr. Leonard,
iftN South HIu
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Captain Glsdding
Arrives in Port

captain James ~ Giadding % Al
huquerquc. q member 81 Company "
aisth Engineers has arrived In AM
erica together with wi otiH' NcW
Mexico boys on the t%ransplr; Gala
mores. which lou "a Naza.rre on Az.
~ eih The other New MeNlcn lads
are Robert D. FriEEsli Of Mayhili and
Private a. cnliuEus ~ Tftrumcnrl
fhr Outiro contingent which rec
on the Cninmrrcs are now ~
Camp Merritt awaiting demohiliza-
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North rourh strcct Ga-pI IIaIi.

INV NCTfN TUnTIh VI
sunday school ana nihls class NJ
att q. M. Come. ist un reason to-
Eefher over fhe scrlpfures
a a. M, breaking ~ bread IN re-
membrane ~ the Lord Acts aoff.
D. ~. preaching 81 the Gospel
~ Carl Amending Subject Alh1si.
Iut-' Hoiievinr the roapeiN 81
Christ H. be- the power Of God unto
salvation We continue 10 preach O. u
your soul saved Whether ur not.
you are welcome 10 our services.
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Nnr.pnrl.nn. I,nrc rrinI.

~ pauL MINI, NAV A. -
Townley. president OF the National
Non -rartistn League and Joseph on
bert. league Organizer. nus stand
trial ON charges Of d~islosulty the state
supreme court ruled TODAY. The do
court. oVcrruilnF dcmurrerr brought
BY rownlcy and gilbert. who sought
90 hive the indictments quashed, waa
sustained.
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rcnraI McthnIl.l Chnrh.

fcorner Central Ave ana Arno 50
A. 9. Bowman. pastor w. q spruce
superintendent sunday school hisa
Elizabeth Lord. director 81 music.
gst5 o. ~ -sunduY school
II q, m-PreachinF hy pastor sub
Jecf. The Coming ~ the Kingdom
m-EpWorth league.
3. m.-preuChinE. An cvanFcliatc
service.
Special music. morning Anthem.
Crown HIM Lord OF An solo, Miss
Lard.
Evening Anthem, We Test our
IsFeH hy Thine solo.
A weicomc for an
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-03

Hounl. moss Of the twcuty-third ani
to4th engineers and all OF the 6o2nd
c~nriucrta have bern assigned for early
CONVOY hack 10 America John Hughes
~ Albuquerque, Familiarity known as
Farmer John.' h. thought to be-
the only New AeNico DO, In tho sa2nd
service ennlnsers lie has been NJ
franee for eighteen months.
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rir.l Mrn,nil.l InI-cnnaI.

Corner Lead Ave ami 3 Third -
Charles oscar Hockman. pastor.
SUNDAY school. g4b n ~. D 4.
porterhsld. superintendent
PfeachinF by the pastor 81 ~ q m.
ana 3 y. M Morning theme Arp
Physical Affections a Handicap
Evening subject, The Lost Tuil
Epwoifh league. : D an
Special muoir. morning Anthem,
s'pralHe We jehovah" Porter. sole.
Miss Halle Mitchell
EVenlnr@Authoui The Good fhep-
Nerd," Sulcoucr. duet MrH MNrun u
Baies and Miss Louise WBtson.
a welcome Tor an
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tlur Gold y IruauNaf.N
Y unyl0rd Nuhcfts pastor
Hihle school james nrariur. super
lntendent 10 SIS
Communion and preaching 90 ~
q. m.
Christian En0eavor meeting az 2
y. m.
Preaching following AZ = o'clock
All are Invited most cordially 60
our services
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Immanncl Evangelical Lutheran.

fCor. Gold Ave ana Aruo ST.
Carl fchmid. rastor. Residence.
zee aouth Asno, Phone 2of4.
sunday school 10 am.
Service "a ~ O'Clock am and 4
O'Clock Pm. e. 4. krctEschmgr %
las Nerns. s. a.. will occupy the pull.
pit both in tho morning aud the eve
rims.
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Corner Lead n and hroudwnyl
Rev. q Ross Payne. state sunday
school secretary. viii occupy the pull
pit both morning aud evening Eirh-
teen seals wiz he presented ~ sunday
school teachers completing books ~
the normal course Miss Thurman and
Mr.. Kanadcy will sing
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saya he not riehtco,is nver-muah y
What about ~ The cholr VIII sirg
Rcioirc IN ne f.efd' tMcphaiiD
for the week.
Monday. . b. m. Christian E~ndrayor
business meeting u the church
"Wednesday. : . ~ prayer meetinr
We welcome you to az the ecfNlcea
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'weat Central Avs 90 Town

uoAlte Cont Nousel
Thomas pnilNie. pastor.
sunday school az 50 pm, super
lnfendent. Miss A. ~ osmand
Preaching az 1f4e pm. subject
'sT.fnlur wednesday ~ 1t1p pm.
fp~orth league prayer ueetiar fol-
lowing tho league
SUNDAY school az foa HareiaH ~ y
church. narelar road. NJ 10 an sup
crintendent ~. o. haca A hearty
welcome % an Spanish -sprahinr reu-
pIe. W. need your help.
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T0TnTT NITNVT nm TUUTfH-
Rev Winfrci n IieGier. rector.
Phone SIS.
sunday services Holy communion.
! and ~ a. m, sunday school afta
a M Nespcta ttao y w The Rev..
pr Donald Mcfaydcn will preach a.
the Ncspcr service
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Artbur NJ Knudson. pastor.

Res. sos + Sixth Phone 22a9
9f4s a. m, sunday school 'lnntcs
for am. A " krnemrr H~uprrniend-
emf Lesson. Man Made in Gods
ImaFr."
hi "a. M. the pastor VIII preach on
"our Eternal Home" az D. morning
aerylce. Anthem n1 ths choir Praise
INC Lord" ikempthornc-W ilaonj.
q m, Christian Endenvof meeting
In chnrra Of Katherine ShaNet aud
Dora Weidihg"r Top'' ~ flnh
God
-. nv die unFfor on "'nn We Nr Too
neilelousg" A statement ip The bihle
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-03

Tns churrhcs 81 Alhuauerass ere
co-opcruunk with the unlted Htatts
employment service W rnniue Jobs
for returning EultirrN, aatIsrs ard va
wofktfs. They appeal - emplufcff
70 keap their openings listed with me
tfhrtri local office ~ the a. n em-
riofmsnf service or o. bureau Tor
leturnins soldiers and sailofa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-03

sodahty mas - chiidrer's mass.
3 40. hirh moss and sermon. i03
evening service. sac.
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100 Acres Terrell County

by business men of Smm~n Texas and depth flower 1000 tr Is rpmMf m@a run umt that the Ir people
taking hp~~r samples" tbs 1m"aw con exhibition" our "Mc
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1tt. SUNDAY school
tlaoe Nurniuu rereire
1tNo. Christian EndeaVor.
$500. EvenlnE service
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Commanche County-The 100 Percent. Field
200 Acres in Comanche Co.

Two one hundreds r tact. were first secured in hN popular district which gave w thu idea of TWIN GNIFRS'
Prominent men including + T. Warren of Wichita Falls wr this location T~ y lin the noted rmgN has called
attention to the trend Of the oil pln from breckenridge H north through Ranger the Duke knowles fields into Tom
m~he"nH. "m which and mrv which the largest prdw~r mwb nd v~hHd' nN" hcm trend TTh through our
property. Each weeks developments bring g&r district nearer to us in tmmwmm county and we are completely sur
rounded by dp WELT ~Nt Wpm from Smm $4,000 feet Sro h~ wells expected in daily
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Development

Drilling viii ommWrm m We BMNmUp Wy mw mmN Ur omWH nm UN Tmmbl- wWm
mdNS mNn Hhr NJ list Wrhwndw reach the first sand and have production less than days hereafter nrt u
mdm lowest md best producing and at omml@mh IT. sour intention drill" least " wells" me" ~h "m"
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10 Acres Burkburnett Field

valuable argr is located IN the marvellous Bnkburwu field II il completely Nrmmrdh rrhwugw wells and
half mile distance W can connect with this at mall cost The Magnolia CO. own tHOa acres adjoining us m
ere ru many pmhrmg wells The Swwc holdings arr one mile west where Dor 20 lGW foot wells came at from
lWnlanrh am l"c@ ~p yd~ngcm unm"rNw r since Tn l"monof ht 10 acres Nh h"h e mo ~
Of getting production and ten wells we want them
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Quick Results For Stockholders

an cross am opportunity 10 get some quck production property az what o. conceded To- be an UNI
purchased the ruiwrstt 10 acres for 5000 with the idea m securing 90 much earlier prdtr
in the deep drilling in crmanopo count, aud with til" possibility 4" lnr that such a property
independent f fuuwr stock sales Unless YOU are somewhat familiar with the value Of such
what a fortunate purchase this property is both from tho standpoint of price and what its pr"
~ At his time A buPr on an adjoining " tcWNm only u few days ago stated iut he had refused
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-13
WEATHER SUMMARY

DEPARTMENT. o. AGRICULTURE
Weather Bureau.
co. a. ilanhHihorn, Local Ohgcrvorl
Weather mlieln for ihe 2i hOurs
ending $500 % m. 18TH meridian time
"Wednesday Murfh i2 1919
Nf.al tf..l n..fr
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ECHOES OF SCIENCE

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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-13
TEXAS PRESS
The Ncwsboy a. An
Institution.

The No~sboy a. An
Institution.
Senator hcrfzoorr m discussing tne
niii labor niN WIi hD hoped "fhe iur
Hufufnn uf upwshnvH Oup ol fhr most
lannon's institutions iu thc rnuulri
would No preserved lllH hope b. ln
iair nat of being realized An lmDnd-
mDuf rNuupinE fho aeling AnN dr-
lNcfi of newspapers from thr inter
dictel empio,mrnfs was adopted ror-
sihlA coo designation ~ uewalo1H us
an institution would NOT poses muster
uudor thc severe ete of the dictionary
buf thHf occupation hlH become an m.
sutuiion. in thr largo aud Substantial
uHo thnt ihuueards 0f thc countrN's
most succrrsfui men are graduate
ntWshol Noi long ago three semitic
men clmp together in ono of fhr offices
oi THE News ono oi chem nring fhe
operating hr1d az wrlf railroad
si sten tho sor0nd fhr htld OFF nrEr
railroad supply house Hud thr thlId n
iHufDr uf statewide repuHN0u Do
funspVtd durng thr course nl a.
clauai conversation chat lhr iirsi wnrs
thHf lfnrl 0uN uf ihNm had done Was
fHf n selling newspapers and ryor
une oI them declared Dos owei what.
eyer rurDrH Dr. hls achieved hrsriy
q. thf experience derived and ihe hnh
it formed 1s noNshof Perhaps thcy
aprrllf0l thsr natural abilities Too
motcsiN boo expressing thnt omnIou
undoubtedly tHUN Woud bass succeed
10 lHH fN.f laNn fhru talrria n
some other station nut 30 mas hc
.sld Ht lcaaf thai thc selling of news.
papere d'd not demorHzc thcm ana
ihat aci protests against One ol thc|
popular arguments that are maoo to|
persuade fhe state fo forbid boss Gao ou
saHc 300 thhnt business
The truth about tha s probably the
fcrt trlfr ONE thli what becomes of
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has been due IN y large measure
go The fact that n number ot our
people. particularly Mr. and Mrs
Roy Miller Secretary win 4.
Wright and several others inelud
inN The women ol ihc Entertain
mcni COMMITTEE have. without
fhouahi uf The value ot their own
fimc and efforts. sought 10 make
ihc clgh, real homes Tor The SOL
diers.
II ihe War Camp Community
Service has proven d success n
behalf of thc military them why
u0i consider the pefmancury ot
inc work as o welfare agency for
civilians a community house chat
win he all that thc name implies
The Caller hopes thai the plans
ihai are being tentatively io-
mu'atcd hy fhc Committee viii be
given a fair trial aud the outcome
rs certain go bc watched with
close intercs, hy many other com.
uuni'ics that have found during
THE waIiime an opportunity for
service THAT they never knew they
possessed
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CORPUS CHRISTI
SIXTY-SEVEN YEARS AGO
EXTRACTS e. MEsRtMAN THE NuecEs VALLEY.
a NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED HERE m 1852 BRYANT.

Ninneys Falr-TNls eDai ,voni and
popular Pair u tht earN days Of Con-
Nus christi. hatmg boom extensively
IdfOu.Hri nf Colonel ~ Kinney
was attended ht nDUplc rnm iar aud
ucaf lum an nart uf the state from
iNulsAiH Mexico ANA CHnN. it WAS
Ulttu boo ihg D1tt uart so Nav. isfe.
u isD Beach Iuitiou of Corpus Christi
600 lNe hiopk whore ilelionsttln'H store
rs HuN ol un ihy hlock south az ID wu
lIp tu'l Tho WttbN NuDpoa Nulips
.uhlI ht3 hclo Ht tat tme hy Chae
IT, lIant having Hf ihl masthead of
hs fluHr Westward tho Star of im
Nlfe takes &c., W1t.' contains in N4
Is.ar uf Nat goth uio proceedings uf
81 ruhO mNetinE Uf thr citizens Of
IcNas present 100 cNlrus christi MAY
fsth Together with ihc address uf Con
Jose Maia tHrNaiil delivered uu thnt
uDUasIuu The >urtes Valley SAWS
.Nam benjamin White of iaeAsun
.oHnit cailsd iht meeting ~ order. in
ut mfHc DHrua Pavilion of ST. Malt
hf Anl nominated Df a. Smith uf
Galveston aH chairman D. s.. Afm-
sfIunH ~ Sew Oii.anH WAS appointed
secretary TAtn fuiioWs "a long i-i
af thr premiums awarded hy thr com
mItipo of tho Corpus Christi iaN
among them BEING ono io John pit for
fha Itsf nUnE of sheen. R Clements
for thc best herd of MUSTANGS Ed
ufiitOn for the best Guns Of mules
49, Montgomery lur thp best Nustanf
stallion Colonel KINNEY ful fln hpat
Mesic'n br.dle y hordcn WIS
IHu..l rI premium fnf meat biscuit,
on prize Mff D ArmstrnnE 'fls
awarded prize fnI embroidery Horny
MalihN wHs given uf.r" Pow hIH hleh-
lt artistic exhibition oi fv1ts uf hs
ring ana cifcua tNr MHitbS wn q
w'n.lnown newspaper man end rndy
writer IKE PITS younger brother VIM
90 NnithN Nouu later Henry MalihS
moved "a hloWnNyiliD Texas. where
hc continued Boz thc publishing bust
neeo having % ioh printing plant lt the
tu, uf his death iiU was snld in bow,
hron the fincft lookiur man in Tesus
'nt Knnc,s fniD
More About the Fair-Aftor iho nre
mums wvr awarded General liugn
MrCloud. of Corpus CHRISTI. ndlirss
.d thc mOctlnf on tne subject of in-
fenHl improvement hy tht state The
general wac lietCnDl tn with dc'n ai
fDnton while hc described ihe ton0r
mnhy and National rtnourctH of Tex
ar. hDr rapid increase of population
hrr means of informal Improvement
lete Anor tho adoption. unanimously
lnf sot of resolutions Col1nol D. D.
johnson. of Travis county, proposed
ihrre cheers from Texas Hnd ho'
friends present for the speech and
resolutions. which wore given heartily
and one mon, added for good measure
AftDr General McCioud concluded. Dr
Ashn,l smith tao chairman AROSE nnt
congratulated the uNHrmhlS present enc
distance nnm which most of them hnt
come the uudahlc object which had
Ihrauehi Thorn together and 'xprosso,
Z fho hops fhat lt WAS ihe first az d
INrrief 81 SUCH msetingf. Co Boz grace,
InF beauty more numerous ~ ln1H lnFn
llt lio snuko of Colonel KINNEY uf hf
ItuterprHur character tho cN.rtiona be-
T had made lho heavy expense hD haf