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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-04-25
USE MORE WATER.

Extensive experiments in the use
of water for raising alfalfa has dem |
onstrated that the farmers of Idaho
are not using enough irrigation ON
theis alfalfa fields.
Results from 30 experiment farms
scattered through the state show an
average of five tons Of alfalfa To- the
acre, a. against "a possible maxi
mum of seven and onc-half tons
raised ON some Of the farms. The
entire trouble has been that the
Idaho farmer puts too little water
on his hay crop and too much on
his grain, says Don II. Bark.
The maximum yield was made
with four feet of water for the sea-
son The experiments just tahulat-
ed for the department AT Washing
ton show production of seven and
one half tons with four feet of water,
five and threc-quarterS tons from
three feet, five tons from two and
one half feet and three and one-hali
tons from one and one half feet.
Our experiments this last ycaI
have shown that the more water
you can get the soil To- absorb, til,
greater will he your alfalfa crop,
said MIR. Bark recently i'm looking
over his report Most of on
farmers are not giving their ha,
enough water, while they may To-
putting too much on their grain
| find a. long a. the water does no
stand ON the ground, you may -afcl.
let il soak into the fields of alfalfa
That condition i not true witt
many other crops, but it i true il
, case of the hay. We are just no,
finishing up our table of statistic
, of the work done ON each of the 1
stations used last year. Anon
other thing-, the table shows Il
! that grain requires only about ou
, and one-half feet of water To- MAX
1 the maximum crop. The inform;
, tion we have gathered along tn
line will he included in the ne>
biennial report of the state eng
neer.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-04-25

A searching investigation into
the sinking of the steamer Titanic,
is being made 10y Congress, and 1t
would seem that this investigation
has proceeded far enough already
To indicate that the owners of the
magnificent steamer are responsible
To great degree for the fatal acci-
dent, followed by the appalling loss
of life, from the fact that although
warned of the icehergs, no heed was
taken of the warming, and with a
desire to make record breaking
trip, all possible speed was put ON
the steamer. With only few Inf,
boats, passengers were deprived ol
any means of rescue and could
take their choice of going down
with the ship or jumping into the
icy water, either of which meant
death. Investigations and precau'
tionary legislation is all well ano
good, but how soon are these inves-
legations forgotten and the legisla
ton entirely ignored.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-04-25
Change in Probation Officer.

When MIR Truman Was appointed
probatinn oiihrr three years ago ii was
with the understanding that it was to he
temporary or during such time as he
could do the outside work required. This
WAS owing Ia the fact that hc Was en-
gagged in other lines oi business. When
his work a. Carey act Commissioner NJ
quirrd about all his time during the sum-
mer of 1910. me placed his resignation rs
probation officer in the hands of the pro-
bate court. bat as no truancy work was
required at the time, the resignation was
not acted on Recently Judge Fuller
was deprived of clerical help 10y the de
cision of Judge Budge and II became
necessary that a probation officer he ap-
pointed who could devote all his time To
! the work and thus be able to do the
clerical work ot the probate court As well
rs the outside work pertaining Ia the
position. This matter was presented Ia
the board of commissioners at their April
meeting and the legality ol the proceed
ing passed ON 10y the prosecuting attor-
ney. Judge Fuller proceeded to appoint
Miss Dorothy Crawford rs the new pro-
hatinn officer, with a salary ot eighty
dollars "A month. Miss Crawford has ac-
cepted the position and will devote LEI
entire time tn the work. The new ar
rangement is highly satisfactory To AL
concerned. .-Shoshone journal.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-04-25

Calamities have befell the cnun-
try in rapid succession thus far this
year. Many lives have been lost ,
and millions of dollars worth of
property destroyed hy the MiSsis-
sippi river floods. In the midst OF
this comes the appalling report OF
the sinking Of the Titanic, carrying
with it | ,126 human beings. Tor
nadoes through the middle west
states have also brought death t'
many and corresponding heavy
loss Of property. Truly the people
Of Southern Idaho have much Ia b'
thankful for.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-04-25
that place

Word has gone out from Gooding
to the effect that ex-sheriif Roy
Jones of that place will shortly am
nounce his candidacy for state SEN
ator from Lincoln county before
the democratic primaries. The lr-
rigationist however, dashes the gen
tlenan's hopes by stating that hi~
platfornI, which calls for county di-
vision and democrat to succeed
senator Borah, are two impossihili-
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-04-25
THE BLISS MEETING.


Associated Water Users Union was
held at Bliss last Saturday. Ar
rangements had been made for an
afternoon meeting "a well a. even
ing, but business engagements kept
some of the directors from attend
ing. AT the evening meeting, how
ever, the various locals were all rep
resented by delegates with the ex-
ception Of the Salmon River aSSO-
citation.
Manager Benz. p. Shawham, of
the Carey Act department of the
state, came down from Boise Ia at |
tend the meeting, for the purpose
of explaining fully some of the new
rules recently adopted bv the land
board, but other business taking up
So much time of the meeting, there
was not a. full discussion on these
rules ~ was hoped for Mr.. Shaw
ham huwever, evinced his approval
Of organizations of this nature, be
lieving that much good could be az
cnmplishcd through them 10y "A gen
eral discussion of the wants and
needs of Carey Act settlers, and that
lac would be only too glad To coop
crate with this Union in bringing
about reforms from time L. time.
A. IA representative of the land
board lac felt that they were endcav-
urng to be fair with both settler
and company, and while the powers
of the board were limited Ia some
extent, he pointed out the necessity
for legislation along certain lines.
Though it WAS manif,-Stly appar-
cnt that some of the rules met with
disfavor among the representatives
present, no definite action was tax
en- until all the rules can be fur
ther discussed.
The action uf the committee in
deciding Ia issue monthly puhli-
! cation devoted Ia the Interests 81
! water users in this section met Will
: the hearty approval of all preSen
4 and after an inspection of the initla
I number which brought forth mucl
favorable comment, il was unani
mously voted To- continue It's publ
cation, and Commissioner Shaw
ham assured the publication com
mittec that lac would take plcasur
i'm furnishing for lis columns eac
month, full data regarding matter
i'm connection with his office whic
would be of interest To Carey A'
settlers
The Associated Water Users Tn
ION of Southern Idaho, embraces
large majority of the local farmers
:, organizations throughout this sec
tinn of the state, the directors ;
the Bliss meeting representing son'
thing over , ,OW members, and eac
~ meeting sees this number increas,
lc by the ACQUISITION of new locals.
u, j. destined To become a powerf
e. organization among water users
ne Southern Idaho.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-04-25

Governor Hawley and other state
officials left for Washington the first
of the week to endeavor to straight
ant some land matters pertaining To
the state. While absent the party
will ON May Bird ut Philadelphia,
nresent the silver service to the bat
tle ship Idaho at the navy yards at
|thnt Mace
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-04-25

The Gooding Herald is authority
for the statement that Robert Noble
II Boise capitalist and railroad man,
together with his associates, has Sc
cured sixty-day option on the
grade of what is known a. the Ha-
german 4 Western railroad, and en-
glneers are now over the line ap-
praising the property. II Is stated
that the plans of the intending pur-
chasers contemplate an electric line
instead of steam road "a was in
tended 10y the original promoters.
II is safe To say that the people nl
Hagerman will welcome most any
kind of transportation line.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-04-25

The sale Of state lands held at
Burley last Saturday is reported a.
being the best attended of any land
sale ever conducted bv the state \
total Of 81 900 acres were sold
which brought the state in the
neighborhood of S65, 900. one
pi,re Of land laying near the town
,,ld for slOO.5O per acre Ii l.
evident that there il much conf
dence bestowed in the future of
Southern Idaho real estate
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-04-25

The April number Of the Idaho
Club Woman, just issued, is a most
crcditable publica'se da aud reflects
much credit upon the mechanical
genius displayed in its production,
as well as the most interesting mat
Ter that is found in aumber.
See Idaho First, is the slogan
adopted for this number, and many
scenic views are displayed on il.
pages, a. well ~ able articles from
the pen of some of the eminent
writers of the state.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-04-25

Twin Falls county will vote ON
|tbe local option proposition on May
o2ud. 1t is stated that the drys
have the support Of every paper III
|the county.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-04-25
SALARIES NEXT YEAR.

At the April session OF the board
of county commissioners il was or
dcrcd that the annual salaries Of the
county officers mentioned, for the
term commencing ON the second
Monday in January, 1913. shall be
~ follows;
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18
BIG TELEGRAPH BUSINESS
9 o Hough. Supervisor ~ Cauipmen,
ard Clscuit Visits cofpvs-its
Praises Loesi uusinsaa


~ though. supsrl isif ~ cqulp
m,ui sna olrruils &C. ihs uuif dit islon
~ ih. Western lnlnn Telegraph snfn
pans r. ~ ihe oitF sonfr1rtnr wiih
s'fai nhuae.f y stealth Nf linsrii
vn hrat~ t"asf f.Yf iinnsten frpsn
~hifh place hr wl1 49, ga pauas. his
pfsasni hsaaguastsrs
- have hDrn Inspecting ths iufli
Western tfnien nmre iu corpus Cifir
o." aiid Nt liuUfh. 'uNnr ~ a'eff.
uln ESQ., nf,sis hfis. hnd ihat bust
usrs under the management az Nu
Heath has lutfean,t tnfinr the ari
ts.if ln 81 rsmartsila msnnsr Win
iho Growth ~ thf pasiness hcip. Vnr
pas ,'husii r. vntHlri io ihs worry iisft
s,ffir, and ve afr ruins 90 ses fhai
the tiif vets BE-"
NJ llOurh ssfH ihat tpvpf nsN eqnip
iu.nt ~iu b, insiaiisd n tne inrai -
naa 10 eompiinaniel Ma iiraih eerf
highiy fUf the Increased business ~ lhs
office ana especially fpf fhe spisrAid
wseie5N uuion flosh sefties vhlch has
bseu muaiied through the eniats a
ahe i"oAi manafsr This ~ his tfal
fisii ip me oifl aud h. "a ftsaiB pieah
- wilh cofpus predicting continD,d
progress in lile nnurr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18
MEMBERSHIP IS GROWING
Thirty -Four nsnbsrs caissns Rfis
and Pistol Club Organized ttsrs
Last Wssl.

Interest h. iucrsssinr ln ths ofrsui
N,finn boz rorpns CHRIST m fhr ciiisepf'
Nlns and Pistol Ciut 8 mrgiiun n.f
hrid lrida, nieot aud tascsfs sisoise
and "a b. sspesissi to keep ihs iiai ol',n
fnr charter msmi,.fn unin Meinrr.lni
nirhi ~ this eert uhrn another msei
lnF uiu hr held
Thasc Nhn has- hsrume members
~ ihs orFanizaiion are. ifsi e. ii'ad
ist. a. g. iuAper b "a Preston. a.
i,orsnneid d. Wm. q nlahe. D D.
cmiu. laat Lawrence nfnri thrown.
inr GeaEo o.. cark. cuiran. nenioa
a. o. Cisrkeun. ~ o. null utry.i
bohn, Sam 8 iiafros "a iiara u !.
iloehNoad a. a Wamank. "a z Me.
CuuaL. u 81. Sanders. %. a. i'endsr.
FfaEs Ei Peoples D. " Arnin b. q
ll,s.ter q " sykes " D. Esrrhnr,ii
". n Tim,n. -. A septesi VIM i3eari
~ h. Morgan. , 9. Aioriion Jonas
Well q. a. o. krumrF Nduin tlatp
E ~ 'oieman
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18
TRUCK GROWERS MEETING
pos,pens Further Meetings TO- 40 Days
90 Await Pun Returns % Ship
ping season,

Members ~ The NDrcep County Tsert
Growers ursJC.aii.aa usst bs~istaaS ~
isrIi,-,n Ia the Commercial club r.otns
for ths r.aulaf mssiine Ne meeinr
had been annpgne~a ana onlf fe~
Wsfe pres.nt President = 4 itunsa II
ne ass,-fasi0u GSl,ssi hfisf ssa~.s,'i
aud sdlasfnmsnt vaa taA.e frf ans
niabih.
the canss ~ ihs suspension - ths
trsck TroNerr nrsi,aEa &c se.ssi, y
r. lai4i.l,i. az lhe details - me ship
risa Arsns.u assa have ssefxslipK ~
readiness for fsp.ifl g. he fafiosrr
eDassfniag ieis frtnFnr - ,hs truct
shippt-i a. this iisas - asronnt ~
ihr tanners hssns ven busy eaiilstlna
their rufinn rrDps. a 4Hs tiieaKhi ison'
t. I'sssi,nns tha nesi m.riiaE for thrii
days
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18
BOUGHT TIE or,al.

q X strNsgi ~ ChieaEn ~ hatinr r.
hard Time with friends Who ruasi BIN
nfsr e fna ~ treasure if0tf tbst
wasn't while stirsnisaihr about ou fhe
irach norih ~ ihe ciiY yesterday NJ
Stewart hapreped atfess heavs uotsi.
"a chest. dcf1.siie1 ~ the tide ~ re-
'grned % term. procvrea to..ls. hiresl q
huery and fafed fgth 20 INVESTIGATE
" hen Qrrned. tbn chesi Uss f1una fa
contain chsfcaal mueH the Nofae fot
uoar ~ uaa prohailay tist overheard
sene sailing vessel a1,d t.-oominr ~
ier-l3rRs.a. weighed much muFe than
seif. r..spec;inF rharoaai should. Mr
Stewart noeJ 'efn ur and bought 'snl
~. Hut fhs pirrf leaked
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18
COUNTY ATTORNEY
GIVES RESIGNATION
TO COMMISSIONERS
cour wit PASS ON MATTER orr
MONDAY MORNING.
Recent Nessna Rssaltt ~ Roaea Tss
W rseess Cesrtf VIII Also
Be Ckavssssd


The feFuinf Auausi tefn ~ cnrnnis
ti,htfs eoufi. ehien MT cr last Atom.
Say asst SITTER trisf session adjourn
- untii Nonaas msfnsns "a thir wc.k.
vil have severed inatisfa f,s s,nsid-
rftiion iomafeu manlne tah roa
tiIr hutiu.ss Nas considered iasi Nun
sss
t'ne ~ the nsifrfe whieh uni D. ~.
f.rs ihs o..anis commissioners tl.,acf
rou wm h. the cunsld.s.i.on - tte
tcriraai.on n Comty Au,sp.s rfAnt
ons.u. a. unten presented his f,.,is-
ntslnn ilE M.udss snJ white ID Was
rtaa ths naitcr of rssslna uon the Nv.
luesi r'ss dtf.ifs,i uuiil go. aaiomnri
ntrtiinr. Am..nt thp n,4lasns Nhlth
Ar onson gives ln pftstailHa uls rvs
itfistt'n h. enc that Del esp,tts fo Nr
eui % ihe clis iaflnr September ana
a p,ffilnn ~ D,riuiss
The commissioner wi sanfass fhc
vote a tae vesAs aeo un iht issessinT
- a raia i1A uf ll coHis nn tss pf,ip
rfiY vaiuafian 20 saoh tieo Zoe she
rrrrrs ~ lsopratinr and neeplna 500
a. ti,. ooani, rads ~ was isessilii,
io fuei,e ,niy n partial returns aftof
fno ei,. iion. hui tbe best ssailiilc %
tHrns ffun nv maialD of lssNss ln the
rluutF iadl lisd tli the r,,ad Tax Was
'iefeatet n Wlu iaks an oHslal cam
,aFs vf the triafns hoNeNsf 60 a.
tafniHe tlv fcault ~ tho euts. The
vote iu Cprrus 'hrlsu went sesinsi co.
rsid ias fau votes % D. kuovn thai
iashap hnrsi iiis lna nobsiDeu Wrni
faiusi ihe Uk aihsi sinsnrl, "A
apnt ~ ihy hDAcs iu che counts oi,.0
ii0na Acre not hrh
ii'-elars fie confederation ~ ihe tWt
nhefs asuiianei ultti.fs BE- be- esp,fi
"a that thsi. Wiii bel onn ruuiius n,lsi
iess Gay 49, ronsidsrrd in the ronmls
slun,fs "a thr adlDurnsl pession 10.
fs.eifp~.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18
SEVERAL THOUSAND
VISITORS REACHED
CORPUS LAST NIGHT
Nsssls snd eear,~u tssesss ysssS %
0rsstsst Cspaeisy--tsearslsH
FrsHa Meth snd csstra
Texas.


Corpus chrlslt has ereo rresiis enils-
cneA b, ~ hsfissl aussns sestesdss
snd isai nisht a ret fras then foaf
Shea~tnd visitors from ~ sseth.as ~
sss ss-s.s the mstorty a the 4lsR
cFs. hnWeser ssor fro,n nsfsh ara IN
ifsi rsass p..nis FYeesb aassncntins
ias srfuiag wcsk eni sSaufsinnisis ls,.in
san Anionie and intermediates poinis
That - fusnY Nistiofs sre hsfe fl,lm
uanas f,st wefth. Wtt,s. snl uinsf
points .h Iist eleinlts - i.e4sewsr - itf
l.apuisf essursien rates rfantot Ny a..
railroads runnns lnir ttis cf,y and
il.eif ronertlos flnes epreifi huffman
Gar sruiov pea rresi,i~d tor az ,fll
a. Cuu,as Chlsii and the VISITORS YEA
fsmhln herr uniA nest Tues.tts nff,st
ihs sxcufai0n OATS expire sS,ls - ite
first roruiaf cNruraion "a, "a. i.s.'tn
fun ghls summsf ffOm ucrth and tcn.
trai 1',vas ana ihe erswd W nnt ~ ihe
largest 30 sisH ccFpes ths ~.ssan
f1vs special trains we're ran int
the cas- ~ ths f'ris,a AID enc sap
iuo over iha ftisto REd thto, over lhs
sap. nesidcs the sps- Va iFains mann
eacursianlsts came on ths r,Huiat
srains The first uprcili a. Affl,s Nss
otsf ipe aap. hfnrlnF seo psastle fl,sm
canirai and north rcSas. reaching tho
,its 81 3 1ri.ck yesterday afteteUon
4 special train svef she rflste artiy
"a st : 80 a'siork lasI nisht t.sinsiuf
nearl, see visitors either special tf,ins
arrived dullos ne nishl and cavity thi.
rnarnins. ~lU lExu
aiuflis aftsf nam lyoirf,lfY q igiF
gfsm frUm osofgs y l~rtsn Fiuefa
p4ssenE.r arrut - ths SAP anneunr,
lhs departure ~ a fpseisi train ffuni
ssn Anlnnlo "a y m 4 iei.'pfam q
a. y Net commercial sf,nt ~ a.,
rrise. spsoanslnF the acpar,ufe ~ 4
spsciai train ffom Houston fof Cspul
Chfisti oses the frise- ~ , =. "a wa
these announcements ~, sstsrY hish.
got huss on iiis telephone 60 isatn vha
teoommo'iailans could ~ furnished 'h'
visitors by ihe boieis ana fonmin'
heuacs ne isafnf,i that wosi ~ mo hc
tsis we're wsn flifs0 bot that thsr
ss.rmed e. ~ plsu1y ~ f~"m IN az.
rouwinr ssonsa NO haa M ii,oas eh'
had foema 10 m~e' The teams and sll
"a lotniinr the visitors while They ~ef'
In tho city.
There h NJ speritl atiragiiHn m cnr
nn. christi ~ ihs ,isiiofs h0i no on
eurrassrd undertouiesn Corpus chgiti
haY ~ b. ss4roisd that ih. VISITOR
aui avail themselves ~ thls fsliur
dnsnr tbeir risY iniriha iedas ibv,'
vii br ssfylcss u ~ enc rhufcher
me "any moii,n riciete housr~ wil
81 spsr ana thu RftsyDacs hssinasn.
AZ o'riuoh iip~fs viii ~ subtle hsn
eonreri 20 Astesian rasl bY ihs a. "
paud
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18

AZ. aud Nfs " ~ Dttmwood have
moved iaie tieif hsndsemr new real
aonoe ga hnsnlan affnur. which has
iuns Been completed The DaimNi,,s'
toms 10 ebe - she mast abrasive fesi.
oruces IN ins rliy anh adlplps the nsv
residence - Henry N noiden.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18
Seaside Theatre
EXCLUSIVE MOTION PICTURE
HOuSE

'R.y.nso " sweet" n,i.noni Jim
my has Job in an office whore thcf,
h. a bssN ~ girls. bni tsinE nt that ee.
whose MS aprfe iation ~ she fair 49,
has not hoy cippe.i be- considers them
interior ~ himself 30 - ls sis picss
nrr % make an ~. fon be- can fol
himself "a ,hsir expense when ses
ree b yeu viii have IS Eo,a auGh III
what the elfla did g. lHnmy
The sunrag~tts Sherin- tkaismi
liuarous laughter followed almost es.
sfY sctne az tins comedy which mas ai
amusins and iss,tllnst- pl0i ard q
PLAYED ui.st ef~.fissii
'Takefhvge ii.uhIOi Drama.
CENTS ADMISSION TO ALI
Souvenir Coupon Given 18th Zach
Admission.
70 Coupons Coz Tea spsoa
20 Coupons for Table spoon
20 Coupons fsr tshis Fork
90 coapens for rabis Knife
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18

Ths lliiibsn fhilAihea sunday 81 hi,Dl
GLASS viii meet "a Sac 0slefA ih1s
niornlnr "a ne Methodist ehurra ana .
speciai inyliaiion Il esteHdeA ihs W.
if0fs ia ihe co a. nrs,i Ailh ths laanE
fa1isa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18

vfh each 10 rsuts purchase - ennes
teas. iating powder eossna. "s'rnesr ~
rplcee sanin Tss and coa.e "a.
i'hons ga
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18

~ cuprFe you need Elasses " Yop
have headache aN ~ tne time Ger
glasses step headachs Tho sussnnas.
&c Mesquite 81 An kinds "a es.i..se-l
Flasses s.fs-gt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18

w x HnnAma a clsl.afns was
u'uons tbs v,ssts ssrisinr ~ the sea
siiie yesterday.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18

Mrs , " ssks. slfs ~ Rev M
rths. r~csNed teAspsm Yssgef,lss
s,sneunesnE ths death = hrf sl1lrr "a
fadasse Neetucss Nrs rste- HAs Z
Aces - frlenas ln C,fpus Christi whe
~al aevpt ssmpashiAc NTH ess N hcs
s,sfo~.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18

the cheapest sait You can buy Ia the
enc whiVh viii give you me most
service The famous ia v Price a
Co. clothes made 20 ff'' are clothes
Ne siand behind. Ne Gsll EN- and
wear EN-.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18

FRESH shipment - iiuNi,rs candles
joel received ~ Thomas Model rhar
macy f-ts-af
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18

mr and Mr. D. a xisss " san Dlsro
arrivs-' W ths cry yesterday fof short
visit. Thsy afp GUESTS II ihs nia3eji
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18

wni cheslsf and sifs ~ Dallas ~rf,
ssnnnH ibs ylaiiefs afsiylnn sas, alghl
~ . rhsft Walt 10 tho 'iis THEY 9r'
guests a. tks nlJssi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18

Mrn u .. fiussis ana the mlsaal
hiarsss - wseo arr IN corpus h.s .
s,si' - ssssFal aays. suesta ~ the Eea
side.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18

g. r Campbell u u.efRfown a anon
tlss visitors 10 the cIlg ana VIII rsuz,
hers fur fes a4,s
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18

d. y. sf9ishen ~ wacn y 10 slie 90,
iDotins osrs ths nal estate field VIA ,
sies a msklnr peftiieEts
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18

Ross Keller VI 1ialssslun 10 IN ~
CTS feF three ~eshs sfsst wiib rel
atnes.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18

q n Al'sh q KlassgIlls spent sss'
trrday IN shs oisy.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18

Ssns her. q l,sr - iintisf-s ffsah
shipment fnni received "a Thomas
ksfs.at
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18

,. " Mpore ana family ~ Van Al
sitns ars visitors arriving IN ms ell
Yesterday. Thss are guests At ~
state
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18

4 better from faeatf Superintendent
Nat Bsais'n, wh1 has i.scn IL ssiln fof
me pesi feN wsshn states that be viii
visit in Fessln iswnday aisd honasy ahd
erpcetn % return g. cospns Tuesday.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18

James p<ianey a Chattanooga rsAa.
= n me clts IA business
v rhemrsan afc<,mpAaitt ~ ~.
s>slsf. ,et hsi r,xM f,ss NDtsh r~set
y n~fe Ne wnl s4&sa seVsSal nrAntA. vi<-
ams rs,stnrs N Dallas ara fsttsr
AT Thosat.~or hss onk r¢b reoap-
efvt frsaa sN WEEKS ilness q tsseg
tna v ma vets stFenf bat teliv> - a
shsnrv IN i.,catton ismr~Nrl, viii D.
bsntfHlai
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18

ssey Sisn ana wifs ara n4,lia ~ post
Arans<a. Lu,hcr rArssw Ea~4rd Camp.
lsvIa an1 wife n nunayF Sfasr tseea q
i'srs rnn Charlse pace ~ Tfyute ar
rived yesterday ffum Part Ar&rs*s.
having bssp msmbsfs ~ hp,ste par
''y a. the hon.s ~ AZ. sEd &fs Hun -
| pertehrsnxss during M p<ss neeh.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18

MA. a. hsfaplos ana Misnes rva end
Mar, ffyneias - praien arrived ~ shs
eilY last nirni fef = bfief ysuit Ths,
ats guests "a ne iii1wsn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18

i.rss,r 0ursi msap vlsls ~ nesv
taUp YESTERDAY. 80 business