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Local No. 40 /. 3. E II. meets LIE -
Tuesday and third WEDNESDAY at NV
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vaughan. secretary.
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LoYAL oRnEs or MOOSE

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Sporting Views
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25
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BASEBALL NOTES =


IL aors not ras Ia aa an umpir. fnr
n,"nsN ~ ever fQus "A loss, iaai Ia the
Nes YORK Stale League. Where Afilo
Aiihau. hAsetaN c,auraiau tilaul sfAny
hnf c'1ch q an nnpiro InfisiAef
Natives - Ssfseu&r. xas wAiflne hAs
sarN AZ bat siefinA ths SFracnss. t.iiulra
same m ~hieh Latham made MA debas
a. umpire
Mattress nAde a remark atNnt han
inf sl4 81 a perSa,n nalatd f.afhatn 10
years asD and hRt lne mover heart ~ the
loan rNturNst ne 0As talkhne ahaut
se-Aat ihe nlsgssinss az sDnso n,ru ard
The F~ntlc brvc4s rartied the WNnfs o.
l.AshNms vafs Latham tara~l 80 ~ail
Tres.
-s,a sAAi sas Or rn fine you sia-
SAID latham
Paw ms gAe az yoa,ve es,rn owinx
iisr fuF ite less ~ YEARS ann IA pay yali
en fhs apoi. replled Mattress
I'm tAs ftcid VITA you yelled I.aih
am
Natures hsstiGted neferc i..aeinr me
fhalt iusi ionC enocrh 20 shout Al the
rcOpts IN tbs stands
~Negvs What you're up ArainN in thls
lssEQe, TINS plkar ~ an ampsrs, haq
o~sd me- kis fpF TIE ltet ~ yaNtr ana
~hen Ask nlm a. cotne acress Win the
\, heSss ~ finrs me and srrsis NE cat
~ the same
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BECOMES INDEPENDENT
FOR LIFE
THAT'S rHE nrsULT or rHE
THopoUCts rnhINfNd QlyEN
AT WAtDtne eusiNe3t
COLLEGE
YOUNG MEL AND WOVEN
Whs Desire 10 Nsss Mere, ard Be
es~s rressesfs ;sssssd 81
Cersemsfa

fn0Dl1 gake a eyArne tn the usy ~
hiNhl ts.~sloa - fhf~ s'Ns.af They f4u
hTfiHus eE expert h4slANoeptF. struus
FfapfHf. show caf1 writer. ~ r Nn,sl
tneilsh ssh"iaf ~ fr9 frDnfha rs
100 fgai.
fau must DO ready Nhsn the ~.
psFtouffr sfanss IHa psi@itina eiil
nof vail ~ preparation u goes ln
The enc Nh1 ~ pf~v iDus fFsf~,ssiisaii.
rsn do che eofh that H. o. be done
n busy dafiha iht fa5. lain onf nlshi
arheui tf4u can ~ n sfinrt tifnr aaeif
N the pursuit ~ sit.caiied rfsesurv
rnnrs npnFg ard tifnr than wnuin -
nafrAsafy a. make you niain Enniish
scholar. NHd az sNIieff bHothrepef 20
~i.noffsfllsf
We rise you ths hssi courses ihs
tn1si thnfOnah aud practical ffainin |.
4nd Hnainf Yuu ir HfrufirH psrifiun
when competent The neat term Ui.rur
Kept ,. Cali and ass ns 30 afit. fof
particulars Address T.. a. Wsiirn.
Pea
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Roosevelt and JahnsvA,
That " Taffs swan eone
~ ~ Milsto AMI Marshall
Tbetr l...m 10 fareaal

20 ~ and print W. won'f cosg yos
q etnt. isint upfhing rteiy ! didn't
A. ", lusi cofgt a. M when 49,
Nartinw Tbars ths eAg sin ~ poets
ho~ 3 80 ~ hat ln } can pui s.sue
time 90 fspsiry 49, i44 e. hses fs..i1
M ssAin tepist lsf~on. M ps-t oeer
90 ts~s ssss n see ilts Il st,sii sersr
ssns y hers The stoss ''ie.~fn- $40
ths isaisf fDila~inr sas received ~
one a fl,s dAiiy s~O~ss few aats fsD.
and tha paper al6 10 90 snd pflht h F.
TIE progressive headquarters have He-
esptsd u a. one ~ the fnnng ihings a
tbs casI.siua esa ~in ssorf - Thor.
fasr. a farmer springs into fame Sc
~ IfEisrn fsttinsin ~ t'nliy.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25

Thr Illness - Manager NefnpFuf- -
fhe Wilson presidential ramfalrn hhs
been the cause - fnoeh snsiefy ln aefn.
sfratic cifri-s. 90 - ~uch splendid
Organizer. hoNrrsr thsi Mr. Nrtut tnns
nsd sgsrsihlns pretty we'll arranged Or
the campaign before b. foot 90 nis hei
20 as kaa l,.~n warmed ~ fhe aanFsF
.n.lesa b. took Soma rest. q D. believed
ihai he will boz stis to 80 lntn hsrnrss
,Fain Within me neat coppl. ~ weeks
~ sne has insisted 80 mueh upon bic
taxing a reef az Governor Wilson Mrs
seif
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25

Members - 80 proxfessigs party
az sai iaeaHas n originality ~ cam -
PALM afsFiai re- r~r, ai--i faur
-sslsitsd ~ ths parry 81 fhs fisai~euih
Assembly dlstficf ~ Iirootisn p. sifsfs
elites hrnrlnE fha ilasnrs- ~ ffsf ofs
~ uay @sstssmaa ana the inscription
sfs.t ~ p~oris fsis
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NATIONAL lnAavn


i'hilsslaishls Cincinnati 4.
Now tufh !, i'lliahufE n
lissstpn .. Chicago I
iifoosl,n 4. ~ Louis 7
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25

Mics Mabel iloafdinnn u WbehlnFf1n.
sho has sA-.s---ss ss,- r.ss~rs.'s- fs,'v
President rsfrs campaign. H. expected
~ NsU Ysrk newt Ne-k ln eaufcr with
sonse ~ fh. Leaders ~ 80 movement in
fhis city Csftainig this lampairu VIII
so down in hlsiorg as Dus n uhirh
som.n's aetFHiss largely fFufe Tho
t,rlnus leaders hsle selected ths h.si
rossihis lyprs - womeu and thers is nn
i1nhi that enc, wiu deeply lmrsraa
those who have opposed vumsn iu pfii.
tics ~ their sbintY
Ths question ~ citorhinv ramnimr
tnd nthsf forms ~ Woe H. hsl1f run
sihsrsd ~ ne sxeruilFe haari ~ ihs
Federation ~ Iesish pfrauifatipts q.
r. sErsed 49, a. Jewish yrunE p.nrie
hat education DO the best remedy a.
has tosn pointed oai that the oftheiat
synasosue With W. peculiar Textures
has ne attraction ta ne boy. and gif't
educated "a a.. piihuc schools The
rsAuii ~ that che ieoish imminrsui- sre
esiraprsd frcn their parents 30 that
she old folks have lrtl. Authority over
them n has hson proved howetff.
Inst Yn1na men auenaihu such insii.
luilDus 40 tho Edueatlensl Anhnl1 ~
M. Y N q a or bslrnsinF o. Sow tsr
MILITARY pfEanlsatiors srs never fnnni
smonr the vtcloas 90 CRIMINAL ~ o.
most desirable. therefore. o. mnli'piv
suen insiliutipus aiaouF the jews
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25

Paul NeAliiatsr. ~he - a rfispHrf 81
the euuntt jail siu D. taken %
liraenatiilf Turnday fnofuinH ~ nHit
GERS fftau Cameron county ~ stand Az
recent tillinH in iifpNnHtllis 20 SIS
Marshal Jta fFiseii nrkitini4A h4r
been rtsnlined in che county iaii ~ thF
pnAf tSu weeks. hsviuu been 'fBnn
fsrrrd hrfe ~ the fesiurHf "a the
.Iirsenasiile On laia ,.
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chiraEo a. Nov Nngk
Clsyrlaod iisaiua n
~ l,auin -. philadelphia 80
nfiiltt Washington lno Ganr piay pd
IN a.Ht.ni n ths funeral ~ President
t0tIs "A Aa Washington club,
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Dc rn.y sssnd.


ntunln y 1859 en
li. aluaat ~ 90. sttU
WHIN "a Auniln
Hn Worth in DailnS
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Isst froslssa ff.sh shlppsnt - D..
eob's Goodies no. rvisnn nsiissrei a.
any part ~ the fii3 AZ New Cnt Drss
sssIfe aI.I
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25

rer-ors working anwn iifosagnv ~
pseialN strsnrrrs n the sify ore af
lrsctpa ecca-ionally ~ somsihinH ae
cupyInr ths renter ~ ihe .irrs' that BE-
n~r,bies cl"-el, % husr delivery waean
So n draws nrarer ihs observer " -'i------.
toaitivs that n D. an i~msnse ease rhe
rniirr upper body - the car and pari ~
ihs iower aFe converted wttn steel seiiius
o. ureVsnt psusenssrs istiuE h.ahsrs tn
ID. pavement Nuhhet matter steps 81
rach End ~ the ear hcaa ~ che nrper
iecs Tho roof there a. ~ how that
peraun- - nfiinRr, heirh, mnsi sionu
W bump thelr acad- TAN perneus
einahinr a. the uppcf floof masi 10 q
ur.clan bend ~ nv steel t~sm with
tnstr fewheads This y ihr sew dophle
decker street ear "a Wblsh Vers few
have e-rn pot into commission 40 yet
Tine ear has an automatic cash rsFisfor.
recording a fare q. u b. dropp,i IN ne
how
f'nie~s something harr~a- a. urr,t
he plans ~ ~. ~ Nlchoin- Atheici,c
cluh managers WIN have slTred lack
Johnson aua Doe jcanncfte a. hos ten
soards oa- >opt~n,Ner "a, win ehscr-
SO $50 and ssa fnf seats The sixty
Eisih street rink hs- -~Ttinr csrsrits
- atoni aeoo. No msr~ The eNahens
figure that the recrips viii mount on
tn this manner.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25

3NhNHNhl n - stNl. VIII not rtsrFiNF a.
eaNh Es'eraHve 20 tsSeoe huf viii 40.
srpt rerv~r'asv ~ thr gr.s~s receipts
ieeethsg with 50 pr rent ~ ths M,
is,g picture na"ney 1sauaNtte has al
rcaay srreea u take - Per cent - mo
frrelpfs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25

Representative ~ Mayor uaYnora
market commission aud the engineers
~ ne special committee ~ tl- boatl
~ estimate ana appoTtlamucnt erv
msA,nn Wn ~rort a. vt torrth~f
,hruurh conferences on The uucssi,m a
whether 90 not tho citS shan build n
esn,tai marku, and marginal ,lsNst z
- freight Fsiiwss atoms wcrt street.
~ aire market terminals. and elevated
tfslsht railways crossing Wss, street
ana ths eta a. warehouses a. sarious
iralnsH. A srvat mnny aiverslstsa ~
sssifslan reEaniiag ,te Aremo have heea
hArm"aixssl. eu, ths main ainrf,i.ss
eslst4 and the eoesmlttee will cssntsaue
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25

fltnititn hf 'fa W. ID tsis tsst
lN Ni 1la aatp your hair l'ries-
"n iiair'ifesssns s'a..
mu~----@-
flat fstt 70 one ~ thr~e grval
NtN NN M, came frVm the rNfi
NifHfe ~sy ttFepkfyn writer
hstINt tis = ~ the fsAsnrr first
u.s. lHa ieen ~ says che other
lng H.n 4e r,snos afro ehues souninss
aUN "a aroen"
lstf, INltie and I've Nt0innl,S viii
tb ~, I'D sii1htra ths snuh ~
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The evening world., 1912-06-07
R0BS WOMAN CASHIER,
DIVES THROUGH WINDOW.
Bold Thief Gels Purse Containing
S235 and Makes Good
His Escape,

A purse snatcher who was also n
window diver and cellar rat managed
to get away with s2a5 bcionVinr 10 the
fruit frm OF waEdorowich & Shapiro
at No. 1857 First avenue to-day when
he ripped a purse containing this sum
from the arm OF Miss Bertha Turner.
the firms cashier
Miss Turner was walking down East
Ono Hundred and Fifth street to de-
posit the stores money in the branch OF
the Twelfth Ward Bank at One Hun
drcd and Third street and Third avenue
when a man stepped from the doorway
NJ the house Mt No. 335. hit her in tho
face with his fist and grabbed the hand.
bag Miss Turner screamed and fell
the thief lodged back through the door.
way.
Several women followed him through
back fence into the yard OF a house
facing One Hundred and Fourth street
He lodged through cellar there BY
breaking a window. jumped to the
street and was in the cellar Of q house
opposite before the pursuers could come
around the corner. Through this hous.
and over the fence. then through an.
other house basement and the thief wa.
on One Hundred and Third street, hav,
ing passed through two blocks o.
houses. The police round no trace o.
him beyond One Hundred and Thir,
street.
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ROOSEVELT MEN HURRY.
Jersey National Com mittcemnn and
Delegates 10 Rush 20 Chicago.

Borden d. Whiting. the newly elected
Republican National Committeeman
from New Jersey and Chairman Of the
Roosevelt League. will leave Newark
for Chicago Sunday night at the request
OF Senator DIXON. the Chairman OF the
Roosevelt National Committee. Mr.
whiting will be the Jersey representa-
tive on a committee to look after Roosc-
velts interests In the convention.
1t Is likely that former Senator Ever
EFT Colby and former Governor John
Franklin Fort, who are delegates-at-
large to the convention. VIII accompany
Mr.. Whiting TO Chicago. Tho other
delegates viii go later In the week. but
all vii, be on .hc scene by week from
to-day.
Mr.. whiting says that whether he
would demand his seat In tho Repubh-
can National Committee would depend
on tho policy that the Roosevelt leaders
thought best to pursue.
The evening world., 1912-06-07
TRAFFIC BLOCKED nv CARS
WRECKED By MOB.

Abuut the same time four OF the new
conference.-the vladuct cars were 80
badly smashed that the trafic between
Cambridge and Boston was completely
blocked and remained so for several
hours. The outbreak In Charlestown
was almost as severe while similar oc-
currcnces took place In Everett and
Chelsea.
II was announced during the fore
noon that the actual vote In favor OF
a strike was 1889 to $.
The Strike Committee claims that up
to the time OF calling the strike to-day
30 men had signed union papers ana
had paid the initiation fee. At the same
time the company isrued a statement
that $500 employees were stu ioya'
and that every effort would be mace
TO keep the car system In operation.
Four hours after tho strike began
cars were running on nearly all lines
but with about half the usual fre'
| uuency.
The evening world., 1912-06-07

car suddenly came into sight. and,
recognizing the authority OF the Gov
eminent, those who had stopped tie
first car suddenly ceased their activities
and permitted both cars to resume their
way.
a crowd forming parade coming
from the direction OF strike headquar-
ters enclrclcd several cars on Adams
Square about 9 o'clock and more vio-
ience ensued. Two arrests we're made
here. ono Of those taken into custody
was charged with assault on u police
man and tho other was charged with
melting a riot.
A dozen men rushed down into the
Cambridge subway as the first car was
about TO start and tried TO persuade
the train hands to Join them. They were
unsuccessful. although they did hold up
the s,artirg 90 'ae trains for nearly
half an hour and prevented many per-
u.uu frnn ridInu