Daily Advocate from Victoria, Texas • 1

Silver Thxeada Among the Gold." la Six Reels. on Alt Fitting f' Tackle and Be Sail Good. KNOWLAN MACHINE A SUPPLY CO Victoria, Ton. Thrille, Teara, Lavgha, Smile THEATRE THURSDAY, AUGUST 24 1 VOLUME IS. VICTORIA, TEXAS, MONDAY AFTtRNOON, AUGUST 2t, lft.

NUMI1R Yt AUD ARANSAS, I TAN DIFFERENT KINDS OF IT lfl jlljf pHOHPSONS VACATION (HtWMS) HC 1 1 Ul, htwixflA S. I (CO VAY Mlj fl OArVnilO Ifl I I I VVJ. V- I L-Ti I i AJL.t... 1 I I I I I I I I I III Mv; vFSKmsrir-- 11 I UU III UU HI 1 -mM IB MMW tJASS WEBE ALSO HAIIO HIT FRIDAY'S HOIIIIICAflf CORPUS Texas, Aug. 21- C.

A. Gates of Dallas. general manager in Texas of the Southwestern Telephone jm reached here Sunday morning fronvRockport, where he was yis-v itjhg during the Friday storm. He reported a heavy damage at Kockport and said that from appearances Aransas Pass had been hardest hit town along the coast, "At Rockport," said Mr. Gates, "there was scarcely a buil-! ding, but what was damaged, and a number, including the city i.tl -J C.U.J iU.

UK th I i TAT. II jfa i tHil'l I'llltiHTl. lft Via Ha tntotiln San Aatomo, I'taldn l.ulf HnitrtmJ W'trrn Ana ,0 Wind eliH-ii' tro intittfil ninety unlet an hour il'iiliu 'lll tnilioi hurrti'ane There eie tut teath attd tint fuw ilaie till" mi far it i 'lt tlilH I iic KF.rxin to priiKrtf lit the eriftiAfSt til 100 ii the lm front ariioii all of nan, were ueinuiibneu. every uuai in uie naiuui cauciji uic power boat Neried was either sunk or beached and ail piers ex- cent one were swept away. i "The beach front was covered with debris and hundreds of "snakes were washed ashore from St.

Joseph Island and were in the debris. Many of the snakes were rattlers live and six feet in length. The reports from St. Joseph Island that were receiv- rentilnn, en of uniuier and I ileniilelll ate iteatl'oteii at Rockport stated that practically everything on the island Hitl'rttttii. i'ici'! elinlilc- iilit, 'Iet rto'l ervie tie, ii iir nalli fnyeil tin- (itw Spotted Wni.

tV, i Aviin mo exception oi we iigninouse naa Deen swepi away ai.u vthaj the island is covered with from three to four feet of TWOTlimS CRUISERS WERE SUNK IN A NAVAL RATTLE IN NORTH SEA i.tY.l 1 (A Hc aHY TAH making) I Tanned Coop and Proper u. I-, until w-r i'i" i I I It ll'U! i'ii)ilotl Mm SlAelt i'il ll I'nfi I Jin- tiiotniltv. HIM'I Ii.H I tie WM'el W.X CUERO BOYS MAY HAVE BEEN LOST IN ST0Rp The lit! inn i lii.iid aiiil rti elietlt win ir tiiili'iM tuntail, I lie Ion o' (In- I'iM Hoy wild iv men tin lieeti olif II uieil iliil now air itlitiiMt nor ton I Iii iiikIi-i W.l I IUCI Mil Ml I. 'ex 4 Kelie dl.HI l'U Siu'ii (tie il Klin in aliinl.iy s-i: af'ei timit of it a Iff anil Hi i)! ii m' 4 'ii li a a tiuielr mile i i i i.iu ml irrrui tioo fo- io if." riiniimii I iiiiii tain H'urin III l- I I Wi-fr Keti Willi I. nf l-t a.iiih-m rui'lroii ii thn i'i'i- il ali'l went to' aueeta, 1 iiiih il ti III itl tl.ter i- iv.ii.; a lilaklna loiwo i'-I in iif inn1.

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1 im. 1.1. LONDON, August 21. Two British light cruisers and a submarine were sunk and another U-boat rammed when the Ger-iria and British high seas fleet same within a few miles of a new clash in the North Sea Sunday. The two cruisers the Nottingham and the Falmouth-were rifxtr.T'pri Kv suhmarinn attacks, accordinu to an official state- Jte S.I''- Iti llltll i.iHIi'i KnkI one Wilt ill ttle fil.lll I liiev r.nU- lliri i.hi:.

Im! In" 'ii'i. 11 Hern Hf.uril AKKie StiKTM-t. -M una mi a sa s. or It-i't l': 'l'u -in Mm Imm' cin 1 w.i l.n' i.iu-: tit'i1i friMlui'ssiav v.im lioiii Ma moii.i .1. Siiiip tint time (in: iii'n lic.tiil I' Ik lint iki k.M'Ut or tii' i i-r: auit .11 'i ff.irina the Ki nla'.

ment issuea Dy me AQmirauyr wiwe we dhuoii naval iuiulo were searching for the German high sea fleet, which, the statement says, "came out' but on learning from their scouts that British forces were in considerable strength, avoided an engagement, and returned to port." GIRL FROM GREMANY JOINS CUERO SISTER lie: iii ii i I -i ni.i i on i i lit- ii ittr ite.il (if Im-iiu' 'i' Hi. It il' Hi .1 1-111-11. 'i i i i i i i I I I 11,1,1, I 1 I 1 I-1 (, 'iiirt i 'i-i, .1 I I't, -'II 'I I I ii i- 1,1 II I'I il ilieli Si. I Ii, .1 Ifc i' li i i in el'- mil i i I ol i Ii i i i diti' i 'ile 1 I ht-li I i i I il i i -1 I i 1 .1 1 Illrol" I M-t "I I'-e 1 II ,1 I .11 I Ollll.llil 1 1 1 1 V1' I (1 1 1 -1 i r-. li Itev 1 I Ii M' jtHi-l fli ill Vim 'ft fo II Hfl fin i lllik I'lllifl iill'l hi II in I lirili.il i ier I HrnliM ti Ill-ell iji-l I -I 4 irjlo I to' iini ii; 'i Hi' III ill-- aini I I llf lltie life I rig i lif tiv lo tw iiei ini.i-') 'le tr-f in i ri i io u.fi mi-1 1 lull Oli -I C'ilero fte drill Ml" Alitln lift i-i'teti II lieri jo.h 'ii Ife of lici J.iiiii 'i i TWO BAD BOYS ARE COUPLE MARRIED NINE ARRESTED AT YOAKUM YEARS FIND THEY ARE SISTER AND BROTHER Mrs.

r. no is tii su.sMiier her siiiiiii.cr In i'nrt l.avai.i. Hav that dhc drill tttt hu bi'Inre tiiey led ahuiil the preili--t-i orin and ilunKn th ii li put to at the aiiroa of lio- Kale. McMnrray states thai ln lias mail' Mfeiai efforts ro fcef(raph t'orjiUK liristi but the lines wer- all ilon and there is no 111 earn of coiimiuriii a- I 1' I I -'if-'1 i rn I I I tlOrtl- Ifllt r1 j( ami ,1 ii ei in I he limine. I I Wliai were loffl -ii(i -il-' mi.

im fm v-i I aiiti tl Wle, h'ii-i: i-ri- uf. 'I Iii "Ill uii.J I i 1 4i Mtreela litolitu 'lie alone are filln.l i on itl i a ilea. I not oil ti.ii:ifr.i vieii i b'll-nei. Nioro ili'are in the liiiiiim ii il wild ilnljiia' I In I In r.l... I I r.n III i I lie: it jMSlei a' A i in-i I lull I' Oil Ilnil'l'lll ll'-Ji'l bst liii! il i tej it.e! 11 i tliuli.en's on ejn- wtille fsvp "X.ejt;,el rin" jmcmi! tmtmtmmr i li i I mi nir.

-ClfMord Palmer, boy o( len or ele-ren jean, who ha a very bad re- lutUon and that he is plicated with Eugene Cochran, auoih-tr bact boy, in the robbery of the Orth mill on May 29, waa am-sted a few 1 day Chief of Police Siatrunk and was today taken to Cuero, where Ji will plead guilty In the Juvenile Court and he sent to the State Re- POISONOUS GAS HUSBAND ATTEMPTED TO ASSASSINATE HIS WIFE DURING STORM formatory. Tb Cochran boy waa arrested at the time and araianed In the Juvenile court, but waa released on the prom ts of ail father to take hi in far away from Yoakum. Chief Siatrunk aaya While tlie iLOMil IK II. Iieiijht Krlday ii i lt.i.i M.ti 't that hw haa aince alven the polite MADISON. Au.

L'l -Hotter a I'nivrrsify of Wisconsin frraduate, now a rcldcn' of (ilntx-, Anxona, ha diix-ntered Iiih wlft. whom he marred nlnn years is hU ttisier. Mow to straighten out the kink in their life story Is a problem whirh Is worrying them to dl.xlraction.. Newton, whose real name lit Wo. Porter, was the son of a carpen'er In Siokane.

Vah When his father was Injured by a fall (Jeorste mas placed In an orphanasre Ijiter he was adopted by Howard Newton, who moved east. Ml adored parents educated him at the lTnlverity of Wisconsin. After leaving tolleae young Porter, who had taken the name of Newton from his adopted iarents. returned to the Pacific northwest. While in Portland he met a Miss Klizabeth Porter, who was attending a seminary there.

The pair became infatuated and were married. That was nine years ago. The other day in an old trunk New on found a locket He opened it and found a tintype likeness of hi parents, given him when he ent 'to the orphanage in 18S0. When he showed it to his wife she fainted. The picture was one of her own father and mother.

She bad known of a brother, but had never heard what became WHY COLQUilT SHOULD BE ELECTED. JCuero Star) 1 If we tlect Colquitt Saturday, Auct 2. will put in a nan wi can reasonably expect to serve hit term. rd thu a vtry importnat consdr-tion. Elections covering the entire state like th atnatorahip are troubls some, expensive, disturbing affair and we ought not invite reception or frequency of them.

Th constitution has very wisely put th term at years and let's elect man we tNnk will be able to hold it that long and who will be Strenuously and vigorouslyen the job during the time. Again 'Colquitt deserves the highest favor from th people of Tcias for vigorously calling attention of the federal govtrnment to the need of financing cot- i tn and also to protecting the Texas border from Mexican bandit. Wh a political party owns a state to th extent the national democracy does Texas It is pretty hard to get the quickest and beat service for the people of such a state; favor go usually to closer or mora doubtful states wnere they will control public opinion snd votes. Where a people are all on way they are fixed poitical asset and no bid ha to be made for th votes and influence. Hence Colquitt had to "kick in" before ha could gt the attention of Washington authorities.

But he raited a hornet's nt and he got action; his views wer accepted finally and an adequate fenae was sent to the tie Grand; also the government loosened up cotton money after ao long a time and only permitted th farmer to lose on crop through confiscatory prices. No man in America dd mere to have proper protection for the lives and property of Texas people than Colquitt and no man in public life did more to call attention to the shamef al mad. equacy of our monetary affairs for the protection of coUon raiser of th state. Now when we figure the hundren of mile of frontier thst the trouble in Houston. Tt Palmer boy sklpted om but returned to Yoakum a couple of weeks A0, his father 11 vine here.

At first be was not troubled, but shortly after Ms return small robberies and petty thefts began to annoy the Yoakum police. Among. the places entered were Wagner's store, the Yoakum -creamery, "and liie warehouse of the Shropshire Company. The guilt -ould not be. absolutely fastened the boy.

bar the police felt that It was best to get him out of the way And so arrested him on the old charge, to he will plead guilty Wolvss Eating Turkeya. I ran, it ii' ji-41 ii't-reil Hie home 'of 111 fi) wltli uTinfrt lie iiad Iwen i'-r am) i her sit tmiiM in the bin 4f -r f.ullinr her out of bed half Trie n'iu )' of the iHlUae. ttir W'lllialn five lilti rhiidreii rl xiater i Mat i an "i' iiiiii tin- rearuir.i- tej' t)i- tolie im, tiot he tii-ilfl MtMIVe Hie Iri'i AffT Of urn It I In tfie deed Alvre mole tietOf.if to a Kfo mi'l tia t-i, Mien Owing to th lark of ir i oitittiunl' tiofl at the lime rn.ij. ii.jt k(e tils Xl'tireheflnlon vrll! ijlffir ol II: wax t.li I.viok la: founts b'jt her itihfxen of re ahvh'. Her home linated on Giaaa Mtreet in ihe auuthifn (ortiia of thn ty.

Alar fitered tit houe a i i 1, 1 1 j. i. a. -1, 1, a ir I lie i tfii of ten fret lel'eia nf ihi Nun i'i toeel w4 in iiiiiik 4 ml tmnwi ta til" elnefll wjrli fearful fon. MMU''e ii, wear of li.i(rar- i.

aiNiiias ai I i' iit.f fiu iihh ia rare u. atfeptt are fitle li of, cr, i iifi i ahle do iii i "ip Hoii'ii l.irifi at. lar'ji and (ior- IK-- i i i' mi' 'ei a ani i i-ft rinni fomnU' nil! I ii iieji.r In 'UH fellf4 i1 il oia; iim tJ lot-ie gri'l t'lhil it -'14 II If rt i a- fill-eJ at'ij ie a Irrm -i'r-1 'fni'i afltl ilro- ri' onii'i fi4 Tin i i io i Iii- tiir-mil j.i.eaa, 1 'ormia Hin t'orU itnl ale T'le iof)4 lriftle if tlie run Aionif- i tir, out and tlie rat: ire ti.nniK rix air. Ail coinniuf if of any nature waa rtrt. o'f erly ie'eiily afternonri and the et'y in inola'mj Therr wer no Ia' aWS and bat fw a uients.

lUd it not for irotitito of laiarij ami rian I'ad' laiumU, afi'i'tj are bmr to t.te ahore of Chriatl, the 'lantae would ben murh heaier The torui struck th (it" about 2 o'clock Pyidax afternoon and lncreaae4 In Inrntiac.jr until the Wind was sweep In slMy-lwo mtiea an boir. Hteadi- latreasiac the ca4e blew at seven-ty-ttve roilee aa hour aad contlaueJ to Utcrra as aUbt fill wtrh the elty In darkoww. The bay waa huril wtia terrtrje forte shoreward and. the 9 wem a Will Wallace was in todar frora'o him. the fandles section and reporta wol-f The Porters, brother and aister.

are I es rtry bad after hfs tarkeys, having their way from Artlona to caucit Jaore than one-haf of his 4 Eugene. to visit parent. i Rio Grant represents between Texas snd Mexico and we figure that Texas produces a third of the American cotton crop and a fourth of the world's crop, one of the two of the earth greatest farm products, being equalled by nothing except wheat, we can see th overmastering importance of these two questions and that even te the point of prodding the ad ministration a little Colquitt wss Justified In raising a rvcus until something was dons' about' them. While the prident of the United States is unquestienally the ertatsst functionary in the world both in the office and Mr. Wilson's personality, yet he is a creature of the people and it mut not be considered treason In a government of the people to call the pridnfa attention to great abuses an injustices that are.

being visited 'upon a great state like Texas with rts unanimity of democrats votes. While ether men shrank in the presence of presidential prestige and sligni. la Newton's adopted parents died Oregon three years ago. fock of ahoot seventy-five bait trowa treat to when "WlH jaisee, the Mammoth Bronie for Tor whkii turkey raisers and fanciers at San Antonio and other places hars Moves te Victerl. (HaUettsrilie Kra) tf roiiifh a wIimIow.

HURTATPLOTP'IOR AND DIEDAT CORPUS COKJ'ti CHKUTI. Ti, Aug. -MUs Harriet 1m l'a- e. 20. daughter of Mr.

and Mrs W. H. Fenre of Drady, died here while risOia ta this cfty from erysipelas, which developed from srrstxh at Port OtoBaer reeefitly, whed ah via the state Cpvorth raropmcL The body wae afilfped, to Crady tor lstenaenL aid him tooi round prices. TbeH Wodie Deal, who ia been living at Dreelaa- the past yean, left Sunday night for Mariana, Victoria County, here he shipped bt hontehold goods Friday, i fe a wv-el JoSt as bookeeper Deal win Join In a few days. Wa wish them mv In cw air.n.

ty Colquitt rang the doorbell of the White House, so to speak, and demanded something for his people that waa of the most vital importance to them. Wilson ia net hurt in any way by being assisted In a clear, forci. We way 1st doing His duty. Texas le a. long way from the seat federal authority and we are likely te he overtook unless we have poblie men whe will not be eveHooked.

0. B. Colquitt ie distinctly In this Let's make him United Ctates senator wNr he can be still m4re helpful te the 'e of his state and te the mt'onal administration. ijv'es get them from their roosts at, as they do Hot get high from tht cround. and then Jay for then la i'; field and kill them as thej go c-ut to jte I He says he has fried i or the wolves but so far 1 1 fcfj fiejf).