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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21

{ maiden year olds: value sS0O-Nested
Rights, los (Adurrsy) TO 1, won see
It. 1O9 Garter to ], second, Olo
Gibraltar, 10 CHOffman) TO 1, third
Time, "a 3-5. Wolfress, DayIilght, MOSS
Rose, Sumptuous, Little Blonde, ran
Second race, six furlongs, selling, 8
wear Odds. value S3OO-Narfi, 10Y (Tap-
Z linz TO ], won EreeWiu 10 lEracnJ
so to I, second; FRAGILE, 105 (Callahan)
8 to J. third. Time, lib Florence
Kripp. Lieutenant Sawyer, Modern
Priscilla, First Fashion, Ailsa Paige,
Sir Vie. Witness. Patsy Beach, Mabel
King. ran
Third race. five and one-half fur
longs, selling, s year olds ana ID upward
value s3O0-Roysl Tea, 100 callahan
to 3, won; Delaney, 1O8 Carter .
to 2. second John Griffin IL, 112 (Mur-
raw to 2, third Time, 1-O0 40 Met
ropolitan, DR.. SmOOt, Fair Louise, ran.
Fourth race seven fur1Ongs, selling,
year olds and upward; value $500
Gelico, 10S (GrOss) j to 2, won; Gus
Hartridge, IS Child 7 to 1, second: He
retic 102 (Selden) S to 1, third Time,
1926 2-5 De CesariOn, TallOW DIP
John H. Sheehan, Lolita Greed, ran
Fifth race. seven furlOngs, selling, 3
year olds and upward: value $500
Tim Judge. los <Hoffman) to ], won;
Maniac. 103 (tTToss) 10 :, seconQ'
Keep Moving, les (MiHer) 10 j third
Time 1927 2-5, MarigOt Brave Win
ers. Pedro, BOena, Braxton, John Heck,
ran
sixth race. one mile and a furlong,
selling. 4 year olds and upward; value
ss0o-AIisprison 100 Gross to 2,
won. Greenbridge, 109 (Frach) 20 to-l,
second Dottie B. 90 Child to 1,
third. Time, 1875 2-5. Virginia Lind
ssy. Rubinon, Jim Cafferata, MOlesey,
ran
Garbage Cans. all sizes.
Laurie Hardware Co, 309 Mills St
Mems Suits cleaned. Wright
Fun measure at Southwestern Fuel Co.
Pasteurized milk is safe.
DR.. warnoclx. dentist, set teeth. $40.
GRAHAM TO BE DISTRICT
MANAGER FOR WIRELESS
J. H Graham. former special repre-
sentative Of the TTi-State Telephone
company has resigned to become district
manager for the Federal telegraph com
panv, winch has a wireless station here.
An office IS TO he opened In the lobby
of the Sheldon hotel
Two hundred fifty rolls best roofing.
slightly damaged. at half price. Lander
Lumber Co, phone 282.
Especially For Lents
Delicatessen dainties. Nations.
Everything For Lent.
Our Lenten list is complete. Nations
Pasteuri1ed milk. Fl Paso Dairy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21
Thursday Specials

vEILS-Fanev mesh Shetland
drape wells. IN black, white and the
seasons most desirable shades.
Just the thing for windy IL
DAYS. $50 values; special . ~
JEWELRY-Beh buckles, sash,
brooch, hat and veil pins in sterl-
ing and gold finish, also shell and
amber barrettes, 75e val 40
ues. special at ...-...-.-.- EOS>'
COTTON PONGEE-In tan, pink,
lavender, cream, white and light
blue; a beautiful mercerzed quail
ity suitable for dresses, skirts,
suits, etc, q inch, 25e IL
value at a yard ...-..-- 1 ~
MADRAS-Imported shirting ma
dras, French woven stripes, in all
eOlors. The best material for
waists, shirts, etc 35e and 90
SOC grades at, a yard HON
The Basement offers as
a Thursday special ok
"a inch Smiths Palaside
Velvet Rugs In beautiful
colorings; oriental and
floral designs; all new
1912 patterns just re-
ceiyed, $3.50 values; ex-
tra-special 90
at. go. .SOC
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21

Pasteuri1ed milk. Fl PasO Dairy.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-27
FINE COTTON PROSPECTS
Rsssts~> tnle,.ne ersspsriss ossr
Nsls 81 cetssr rhls ssssea.
tspset acoc Bates

Arthar Rlo fesiU tsaief ~ Rohs
te~u wes business visiila tn the
eits scsicsAae w Nite staict that
hcl,~iawn h eat,o M a. ~ e un-
prt-os.isnisi rfosrerit, ana thAi me
nrcet ctop ~ tatttsn a. nv hlstor, "a
Nsh,sewn would - oiadv lhls YEAR
-'fitefv - si,au re- eee aeros 20 lana
riautet in fs'ilDn this ycsr ara W
tfe a-,uieo ~ fstrine mare shan Apea
t,siys ~ rtston dufiae ihe ~.oslss A..
resaf ~ rn,r sianc5 400 i.asss Ana
the ihrvt suns ere pusy "a houfs essh
tas last tcaf - rinne-s : tep haiss
AZ ~ tbe fermefs ana nsr,hants ete
erafsng snlilss taai ~ent ,t,fas ~
snt fes, ihai ihis svaf u e,,lnE tr b.
~ t,snntf s.-F fuf tur s,ritn =
Nuo,cs csurfs stated ~ Niee
Mr nlof siatsst thsi Ne,..,oon 10 ros
lns o. tuiiA rruirfr-s in iimr fof
next wears tusiusrs ~ afc swing
b. usSs Clpus - ertt.a. chat ,ru
i--.fir ~iN Frt "a mass ga avs fcliov
ssat ~, tuiiame c,tnrFe,s is ms
lss riatet 49, uirr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-27
AUTO PARTY RETURNED
10. Ei,H srd Vanity sns Cissa fsvisf
Teuf itaf Miles ossr fssss
Roadt

A lafu ~ h.ai aniHais ramposeh
~ Ins riir aud fsnnt ana rituds
feeirr hnfs rsfuned ffasn Id Aatf
ionr wiih Mr. rnelcf ai 600 wheel
THE parts ifafclri in sersn passrn
rsf W,-isUii made itif miles hf
sl,fe.ihmsisi and hai hni sHs ffnniie
iuliug abe entln' trim tlai peinr us
pun.tufs af Mineral weus
pHfial ihe tfip ihf rarll visited Nan
Nnionlo Austin tfNlFihfn palias toff
Worth Mineral wriis ana Hhel rainis
nni hsi thefeHrhi, Hsiirhifnl ftip
~pufiue sli ~ me 'rip STATED ~
roWlef YESTERDAY "a sas cen,inuaii'
impressed nilh ih. faet thai cofpas
christi s the rilicst risrr ~ aii nna
was mifhN else in rei bach home
Nf rouiof stais-i ihai she toaas 90
eonnicfeh uefs rno ~ s'Dts raor in
eihsr. Not lhat Nures r,unif f,af,
itatrfrra were band th tt,,t with 80,
exception w. "a few sNnsi stretches VI
pixie r.ad. che road ffnn Nreess riys'
~ the limits ~ CORPUS CHRISTI ~sr ia'
best
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-27
MIC DUNN SERIOUSLY I'LL
Nssssas 80 Rels,isss IN Tbs CTR tssi
Nigh, stated p,ses.r settler
Wss Nsfy Low


4 Telephone measaae ~ss rucrisca M
ihis ciiy late inH, nirhi frum Ailis ~
y ulailfe a. The rffcci thai NlohDtss
punn. ono ~ the pioneer settlers ~ ,nts
seeilen. was yeFy loo ana that only
slight hvpss ~ recovery wess hold eas
4sssfs Mihs and sehn Dunn N thls ,iiy
ioft YESTERDAY faf Allrs
Me Dunn AZ h. u faaiil.sls aso~n.
hns lived 10 this ~eeiiun - the csuniFS
fsf nerrit hatf een,nry. hstiHa come
hsrs from ifsisnd Nc II enc o~nas ~
= ranrh near Alice and n - ssid a thsi
place h. ~ very ~ ifs held caaals
crice W Nacfes county ~ number -
reara 4 number ~ Relatives - ~ieh
oias Dunn reside ~ cofrus Christi snd
Nueces County ana n X DuAa. @sa
frsiaos Ia reIilAaa
A report sftearra 10 ons - ihs sfsie
papers fesisfda4 piih Portland date
lins, b. ts.e eH'-si thai ~ holss Fl,ieh
Rad disa suddenly 0n his ranch nsaf
Aiiee Relatives ~ ~ Dpns fsesfssnr
ieirph1ne ncsnaRes iais iasi niefi slst.
- ihsi las report ~as .nesrfsst. BOT
that AZ Dunn wns fe1y ios
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-27
STRONG FOOTBALL
TEAM IS EXPECTED
IN CORPUS CHRISTI
~ L LOCKWOOD VIA coAcN
HIGH SCHOOL SQUAD.
Several Fefv~ss era.ren STAR WI Re
lH LIE uy-trsrss ss.ea msas
81 Arrsrps keheduls

With thr noaf efsToarh ~ thr cp4u
ins ~ its Cufpis christi rubllo sih...ir
iniefe.i ~ fhs souns men - the hish
:. h,.i ts telns tufnot to ihc focihsu
team thst VII ffgaoseni Cafras fissh
ihis year ~ O.. Koskvau issthsf IL
s-asncs ln ihs hiah sfhn.i snd ~ha asa
sussea "a p hnHaut ~ raa0h f,4
ine iesm stated yesterday ihai vuhin
iis neat mauth prssiir. wt.rk wrnii
he.iu and ihat Cornus vuuld have /.
iss,m this soar that would D. sl.a
tsH2.I fs inr uUr 10 rhampion "a
ssufhvesi rcsas
numttf ef ere mrmrtfr ri last
years TEAM who ain aiishd h..l fhit
,'af e-sufr thsi ihs team eu have
ihe honrHt nf risfsrs vhc ere seasoned
elth rsrrfiengs rsturd dafins past
tsars Nsf.r Srrfrst rrg ai ihs State
~ she team ~ isia ana 1854 wln arain
81 Boz ihr Hnruu and the pia.tis Hii,
eti.fltf tsek vW ,r1 uksi, ~ ten
frred hrain the Cartainri of Cos squad
nuasti iaffhartt slso "a staf III lasi
season an1 NHo iasi fs.tf risnssr.i the
fiftrn ~li if tsss again this year in
better condition than over i.ssIt
Eunef and oihefs vhn psifofmed nn
hn iast year. viii l.e s,rn in che Hnc
up
Frnffs VII he uiatr to arfanrs t
s.htIuir uf famss elih Nftinfis nre.
tui' nntpnf Wravnsa iiit and Kings
'lie hirh -ctoois and uasa iDv reiieee
.. is sisa lueis thaf "a fsmo vil re ar
rnrrd for rhanNsrit inr asy win on,
ri 'he sironF 0oiiero tcsms ~ san AZ
tarln 'hr rame o. ho pisfra on the lo.
rsi Ffiaifnn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-27
GOOD ROADS EXPERT
OF Government TO
PREPARE A REPORT
Will ARRIVE Fsasr wtxk IN
sterrnese.
Maief tssi I. nfs~r Ma wsks ssesr,
81 cssss~ss Acre. bss se
Nai~lkaa

Pr sams lime " v ssoit ehairms..
10 No rcsd r,,sds scmmntue - ne
'ssmmefsisi Cioh has besn "a Vafres.
fondcnes wah authorizes Al wAshlns
toe IN r~eafd ic having 80 enEinssrs seol
nfsv g. MAKE safNeFs ana sctoemsnas
ti,as m freari 30 the Aieh~ess II Nae
css gcuni,. A rerl, has tevr rcreisra
b. IN, sffcct that a u sxrco,ed shat AZ
rnfinccr VII arrive % TITS "a. aafias
ihe nrsi ~eck tn September h. make
ths surveys
ssppnisnce ecmmcpre.i uams
ilas seo ~nh the waphineion bufsau
~ p T. rrcii tfouant fsth that these
were e isfe. nnmDer " applicants CO..
yneme,Fs apd a. she fofee carried y,
lhe department was lnuisa that 80
dates cnuii pc rr,,miscai fnl,s~iue ih,s
rrp1 Ar Nssii ~s,.ie s.s,sec-~rr.u
John \ oatnet ana ssAe,i his ald 10 the
waiter wiia lhs ffsaN - stated shave
The rarrrss ~ az ensln..r "a shs
: niisd states roesfnmeoi fslnH ~rat ~
this sl, snd ceunfs 10 iu lrsrsoi the
roads in Npeees ccunls essmne iain
ana solve ths araluass available Hsi.t
lsls fnf ihs consifuciion ~ eouuis fnsds
and NlFh~s,e ~ ri,. estimates "a enc
approximate eesi ans ihs fset,stis ioss
- uperen ana 90 mak~ susessiiprr
where fosds should b. run a. hrnsfil
zoe istsrsi p,ssinir nonllsf ~ pcopis
Thefe has been fnnsiasfslis agitation
,Hn,ffninN ihf NucD0s raafn iasAa ana
wlih che Nisu ~ a government snei
nrsf in looA in. ihs maiief ana ~
unHhf suggestions fer HnlD-oNemrnf anH
nHlnitnanrf mueh ri.d - ssnetiet e.
,simc - sii .n lhs development a ihs
roUnii rsass s oosnfsraiisn ~ aii rif
itens ~ ihe esunn vii ns asked fof
ihs -e0Hrlna ~ trifsf foads
Mr Sfuii has been ln correspondence
Win Nsios isfi nfa~n 90 ihs peiiea
States ereinrefins cafpa nnw siaiinnrd
20 Daifrslon ~ ftsefa 10 ,isn a. tam
eats ~ Nalof THROWN fot ihe sawast ~
making suggestions 20 ibs p.,apis ~
tho riii and tountf ir rssard 10 tho
consifurii"u ~ q eausswe, aer,sp Nn.
ees has 81 neoii hpisc, ia hsfs Major
stfuNh hef, shafia 60 mate ,ci.sft ~.
the rausreas proposition
Naiog iifuwn 10 uns ~ tho most coin
rescni ~ So onFineefins start ~ ihs
lnnod FiaiFs rnNefnmsni iiv hoo bad
rharre ~ s0m' ~ ihs hiH ihs,s sHa ~
record b 'sreiisnf 4 fs~ sbrrestion.
ffpm Mtiof nfe~n conseflnf iht eaaso
sas MAJ rrsui iu az aripiis ierhiaa
toward ihe caIls construction - ne
roadway aetees ths het
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-27
CHALLENGE CORPUS TEAM
HIGGINS bssshsi rss~ - Ser snssnle
CITY Lssgss wsn.s css~s W
This CITY


The sporiinG editor - tis Caller Il
in receipt ~ = communicative frum ihs
Kan Ani0nio sity lsussi,ail league ash
INC fof 4 game ~ enc fsisshs ,s,n -
fiiai isaFvs wish ihs niirhfu cfs~
7iss 1iiKsins aagad went e. cfsns do~n
f''f esfrrs ~ September : snd 4. aud
.at usat fhey via bfine FAST az
sreraiion ~ ball is,pncrs ~ith ihem.
Manager uitehsii has been adyls~a
~ she dsH ~ the san Antanlrns ana
stated yesterday thet ~ would detlae
deeniisiy within fhe neat anp ~ ~
nhslsrF ihs games could ~ AsfanKed
- not Tbe psirynsFs ~ The hsii I.afk
iiiis seasen has been - ps.or fhss Mao
aTog Mitchell 10 aomsphnt hesissai
a,s,ut brinsinr team a distances n ~
miles with SIDE sstenaenA
A. any rate sosoe fesigi0r uill ~
made todAg. and ~ Ne sxsss are a..
ranged ipeaI fans can count en seslns
= fast contest
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-27
NcAlllSTfR 70 BROWNSVILLE
Sheriff Ryan co,doets Prisoner 10 ,hs
Border CITY sof nsamlalue Teal
The wsreine

PAM MoAilisirr ~ho hse been p
igissnrf in thf ,ognti h,il since AuF
usi ipih hatihs be.n wahsfsfFpt here
ffusn c'nmssun rannsl. waa taken "a
iif1~nrsili' Yesterday snarnins ~
sheriff Hysn ~ ihat sennii NcAliiH
Ter y chafrsd Win shr mufasf -
chief ~ rollo' 49, ss,ssll. ~ HfuNnr
vile ne tlniue "ccUrsng 90 me nlriu
~ August
MrAillricf will hc Titeu an c1amif-
ms iflHi This m0Fninn a strunT ar
ra5 II iesai iaisr' has hesn srrufrf
bf lrtih sides conridrfahif iniorfa
has 'feH manifested ie.aiil a. ihs tass
ii1ih nrhiliafef and crtfl we've f"fm-
~ residents - ftis fifY ihs halter hay.
ira tffu barn ln C.spps Christi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-27
rHrArRU

THE management g the iNsi0 Thot-
tre BE- fo ne congratulated On the sauat
tliif ihs, offer fhrr ratrnns thls oe,h
The two acts CONSIST of rhic MaiF
pDr'h irick skater and blanche AZ
driah. character riuFinf ana impsira
mating Both acts afs worth mote
than the prire asked and Mics AdrIeh
rttss an rnfartalnuort rfiiOn seen
outside thc Theatres m ihc laiFcr
cities
To Spend IAN emf aahie evening ~
io ihe fafir anY nisu the 1tsi pari W
thls week and 'nun more tnsn ut
Youf moncs's vnlfh t if
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-27
LOPEZ TRIAL DELAYED
MAJ Charged Win killing ~ Angel
Guerra Suffering From Wosnds
Ressissd

OWNS fn ihc rhfsieai condition ~
sahas iopcz who a. e prisoner M thv
oeenit iail chnrroa win fhr mu'dsf
~ Aurri Uusrra his qsanininr trial
uat Dot be- bold before ihs ialfer part
~ 'bls week ~ cariy neat usrt
Inpea has teo baA fauanoi wounds.
received during fhr arrat esfit san
day morning Gueffs ana LoIor ~
osn,o iFteissa boz dlHiruliY sud ln a
nrhi thar snausd GUERRA rcceifsd
wounds from which 30 died within =
fsw minutes i.npes has twp wognds
iu the hady hnfh ffnn 81 revolver The
lfonhir occurred 10 me hin portion -
'hs ciis shortly after midniaht isai
Saturday.
fienoT ir married man and hak u
Niff and ten children Tito family re.
side nrar tee uni0n deist iaspes har
trln cnEtEsa in hauina ih hiss fiif
f,r inng humber ~ Years having
lived here sH ~ his nfc iie u ~
sears ~ aaf
ThF stamtniur tflsi vil be hei8 b.
fore lerfirf Whelh O. H. stated That
l.nrea wiH tinim tsff defense
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-27

40 aiHfm ~ Ore calisa 'hs hff D.
parfmrui o. So iispsfs restaurant
yesterday efiernooo ~ ~ ariest A
ganoiine Hiote. used 10 he1aieF a cnnrt
Hrn had sapissisa huf before ihs De-
pafiment arrived walters ami p'brts ir
t,e rrsiausant had queiioa ins hlsfe.
Ia attempting 40 'hfeN fhs small
steve frep siis buiiainn A i.amsngsf
pfapfisief ~ fts restaurant haa bic
lsfs hand badly hafnsA
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-27

Thefe alii i,e mrriius ri enc Corpus
hrst Nuskrtears tonight IA fae Com
nrratsi Ciuh ronnE. hegln0inr AZ 1s
o'cirek There vir ht erin exercises
snd lnsifue1lena
Captain y ID HasFins has received q
setter ~ r-Eara to fhf ordnance osalp-
mcrs WNieh o. expected ta arrive some
time this ~rek fuii attendance "
ihs mruters ~ tht compsns 4 ufxed
so h. present Tonight
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-27

AH ptfsuua are hsfet' fofbiaien 60
rrm0ss an, sand sau ~ shell n.,n,
ann s3rest aiie, af i.las. b. co.. s-ffu-
l..ssh huisi asduiou "a o. against
ne la~ e. a. - and sn, prr-sn - n
fsnalnG eiii b. pNuish.i o. tht extent
~ the ias.
JOHN v nirkI~suss
President 'uipns iossh noisi Ahd
land si,surens k.4i. 81
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-27

W Tfe H-nst.Wn ranirf eesf wf hr
"sried thls morning bog ihe iaftiee eeau
htfore Justicr ~ fhe paee whsian.
Tho Defendants are n u nufion D.
Pope y J liant ana g. W williams
Az foar " tht defendants reside in
Rplsieah and sore iutictsa hE ur
lasi Erand inn or saminE District
>fndFs Hortins tfausffrrrd INe rarce
ft the iusiics souff John A. isii,r NiH
rss,fsaeni ias d-fenaauts County AS
farney f,usou vii prosecute
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-27
CONTINUE VACRANCY CASE
Nearing Continusd Until THURSDAY.
Chief Bal~o,n 10 After shst.
iess "Drdssrsbiss

Too ,aso 80 Jpr lafd vhe BIZ. rhare.
ei in th, corporation ,ouu Nth Sass
ramos uas cal'e,i yssicrdat morninf
end rontlnuri until Thuftaa, morning
80 uDlDok Contunanr, was Granted
30 fhe Request of counsel fal the a.
feasn on fhe sfounds &C snsenc' frnm
th, cr1 I'd witness The defendant
is represented ni John a rupo
1870 nan ARRESTED saturday after
neon az 0ucef stewart Terrell Ills
arrest fniiewod an sdicf 10 chief OF
ieir, Baldwin ihsi an "audosirahiss
must ieast thf Hu d was stated soN-
iorda5 that more than eisat ~ ihofo
= DO iht nnDrrs esre after hAss iairn
fhr hint and have shaken Corpus
Chnsu d,il ffefn thsir icci
Corpus Christi Il aulnH a. b.
thoroughly cleaned u msu uno viii
nol Nnrk. Furthermore 5 em especial
h sfsos thsi class ~ mou who habit
tnall loitor ~ and around dlsmasriy
hoiiss- siaied chief baldwin q knoR
mar corpus CHRISTI cliisens o. not
want sueh meu 80 reside in ihis tiif.
ana ,fn arierminfai ~ a. rfcsaghinF
81 ms power 20 pnse ihit eit3 ~ thtf
pfceeuce"
Coansc. fr iyfa Yesterday asked faf
fHr % "a lnasfsie,.d Inst a mum
hcr az witnesses Nin ht called
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-27

Resd 40 sttfrK received ffum n g
fandSifo. f,rxsniEer ~ Alamo Life IN.
fNrsnrs COMPANY.
t.fE.ff n q pANBOf.f0.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-27
ATTENTION WOMEN

TITO REGULAR msstios of nun citi
i.o,ise 1929 nro'hefhfrd of hmcri,an
Yeomrn. wlli hs hold Beg u,. D.id Fel-
lows haH over iho lismark cafe on
1hafsdas evening fho rYfh lusiant at
So m an memi.ois aI. ufsonliy re-
Sussist % bel present 40 business ~
Importance niii 8, transacted
4 b. WALLIS
o a. 81. ROSS FOREMAN
CorftsI-,nacnt
ne ca
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-27

FfaA 40 letters received frFm 81 &
TandnNo NrsaNigef "a Alamo Life On
ssifsrre Company
k-gt-if r G. pASpufFp
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5asf retel4ed ffsth shipment n la
arY pafi u shs my. Al Nsr cl<< bfex
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-27

caller ~An' ads srs sure rcsuli-
lglhEnrn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-27

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The Program

The Conductor will teach classes in
Psychology, Civics, School Law and
Literature.
Supt. Phillips will handle History,
Grammar and Physiology.
Miss Foster will teach methods in
Reading, Arithmetic, etc., in the fore
noon. She will handle Manual Art in
the afternoon.
Miss Weber will teach Music each
day and will arrange an evening enter
tainment for the citizens and teachers.
Lecturers will include State Superin-
tendent Wilson, President Snyder of
the Teachers College, and President
Lory, or representative, from the
State Agricultural College.
The Conductor will deliver Sunday
meditation on the 11th, and all are in
vited to be present at the church on this
occasion.
Various social affairs are being ar
ranged and will be announced during
the Institute.
Five per cent will be added to the
average of all those who attend the In
stitute at the teachers examinations,
which Immediately follow it in all the
counties of the state and district.
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The Institute

1t is planned by the committee to
make this one of the richest sessions
ever held in Southeastern Colorado. No
trouble or expense will be spared by
the people of Eads to make everyone
happy and thoroughly satisfied.
Mr.. Potter is well known in this dis
trict, as is Superintendent Phillips.
Miss Foster was for years primary
superintendent in Des Moines, Iowa,
and is at present art supervisor of the
schools in Cheyenne, Wyo. Miss Weber
is musician of unusual power, an ex-
perienced teacher and a woman of rare
personal charm.
The attendance at Eads is already
assured to be very large. Superin-
tendents Phillips of Otero county, An
derson of Baca county, and Reed OF
Powers county join the Executive Com
mittee in urging as well as inviting
every teacher in all the country schools
to be present.
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so ion has
reached here. l'ns.
tor Russell. Chair
man Of the Com
mittee, Is widely
known In this
District. His com.
ing has been u
tonic Of Interest
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Accommodations

Every teacher is requested to ask for
a receipt when purchasing their rail-
road ticket to Eads, which is on the
Missouri Pacific railway. Eads has
unusual hotel accommodations, and the
hotel proprietors have agreed to furnish
remarkably low rates. Most of the
people have opened their homes, prom
Using Miss Corbett excellent entertain
ment for all visitors at very low figures.
She will be personal manager and con-
ductor for each and every member of
the Institute. There will be no dearth
of accommodations. Come with your
smiles and an appetite. The more the
merrier.
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Rugs and carpets at Fosdick's.

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pound. VIM. Weimer.-l2t3
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Fifteenth Annual
Normal Institute
To Be Held at Eads. Colo, Aug.
5 to l4---All Teachers In
vited to Be Present
Institute Faculty
MILTON c. POTTER
Conductor
St. Paul. Minnesota
S. S. PHILLIPS
Rocky Ford, Colorado
BESS ELINOR FOSTER
Cheyenne, Wyoming
MISS WEBER
Denver, Colorado
Executive Committee
E. N. FREEMAN, President
Superintendent of Crowley County
B. ELIZABETH INTER-, Secretary
Superintendent Of Bent County
M. EDNA CORBET. Treasurer
Superintendent Of Kiowa County
Advisory Committee
MRS. HELEN M. WILSON
State Superintendent
Denver, Colo.
DIR. z. X. SNYDER u
President Teachers College
Greeley, Colo.
Eighth Normal Institute Dist.
E. N. FREEMAN
Superintendent of Crowley County
B. ELIZABETH INTER-
Superintendent Of Bent County
M. EDNA CORBET
Superintendent of Kiowa County
s. S. PHILLIPS
Superintendent of Otero County
R. ANDERSON
Superintendent of Baca County
NELLIE REED
Superintendent of Prowers County
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PASTOR RUSSELL
TOURING INDIA,
Preaching Daily to Many Of the
Aeathens.

Foreign Missions Investigation Com
mittss, Of Which the Pastor IL Chair.
man. Visit Travaneors District
Where Thsy spsnd . Week Preseeut
ING Their Work.