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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15

OLD GOLD AND SILVEH.
WORKOUT gold and silver bought by r.
Long.nan's SOM gold and silver rehners
6 John 81.
HIGHEST PRICES paid for old gold. silver
platinum. artificial teeth. pawn tickets. Bofg'
l46 West 23d st.
NNE Natal. buys fine evening. street and
dinner Costumes Diamonds. Jewelry, tirs'
highest cash value. 90 West 4jth ST.. Prone
G1O-Bryant.
OLD GOLD, SILVER and platinum bought
for cash. LIBERAL allowances for silVerwore
I'm GOOD condition. HOWARD & CO, 10 Jonn 81
REFINBRs' PRICES paid for old gold. silver
platinum. artificial teeth. antiques. curIos'
IASKEY'S. 40 3rd avenue. near l6th 81 ES-
tabiisaed 1885. Open evenings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15

COOK English: first class with best London
references; competent manager; $40. Amc
T. Canello dine Agency, 20 West 36th 81. Tel
Greeley lllA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15
CARPET CLEANING.
DETECTIVES.

.Ioyc Acpg DETECTIVE AGENCY ~
than,el Akst. Principal late OF tns Ce,ynsnt,
r,,rest, Nev YORK city Police Departure. IN, /,
a.,ert secret service references furnished 80
Wesi 42d a. Telephone 6Sss BRYANT.
fi-EpY ~ MORTON. no agency connection
highest credentials. ITO West "o'" S''s'~
Telephone connection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15

CONSTITUENCIES couple; useful.
butler; will do entire work; $50: excellent
references. Miss Shea's Agency. 80 East 42d
ST. Tel. Murray Hill 6774
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15
Female

GENTLEWOMAN. experienced in socla' ser
vice and philanthiopic work OF practical
charactei Desires employment by institutional
or private interests; moderate compensation
"Phllo" Box ). Tribune Office.
STENOGRAPHER 40 would like TO con-
meet with reliable firm. salary, 81. Julia
Forray 100 linton ave. Bronx II you want
immediate action phone Mr.. Forray. 74i
Corliandt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15
BUSINESS csRD,
ANTIQUES.

bULLUNh and Antiques.
re, o5 wears on Attn Avenue. Now I2os u.wav
;2 YVES, 9Oih ST.. bet. 9th Ave. ana . ~.
DI sALvO BROs.--Antiqne furnitur', ass atm
brac. shefield and solid silver o.
ave. nth IT. Tel 22ie-Madison 1as ~. -, -
EBIE's ART GALLERY, 90 ives s,,varware.
rsrc fans. paintings. miniatures sno "'"'
OId gold bought
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15
MACHINERY, DIES AND MODELS.
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

METZ & WEISS oil Engines operate on ksro
sene fuel and crude oils. l2s Mott St. g 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15

COOK and WAITRESS girls Nrotes-
tanO: wages, $40 and $50; excellent refer
ences. Miss Smiths Agency, 20 West AID 81.
Tel 2O2o Rrvaut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

COOK.-First class. understands all meats.
soups entrees, excellent reference; city.
country; $50 $35. Domestic Exchange. %
Columbus ave Schuyler 9l36.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.

The following judgments for amounts Of
more than 5000 were hled yesterday, the
hrst name being that OF the debtor:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15
Female

A. A-CHILD'S NURSE.-Young North Ger
man A. Miss Hofmayers Agency, 40
Fifth ave. 9th moor. Tel, 4527 Madison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15

STORAGE AND MOVING.
NATIONAL. WAREHOUSE Co. l3s-l40 f.
5Ith st.. storage. moving, packing, ship
ping; automobile or padded horse vans: city
or country: moderate rates. Tel. $500 Plaza
DAuBs STORAGE WAREHOUSE. rs lst ave-
Storage moving, packing, shipping;
safes and pienos moved Tel Beforehand
TEAS AND COFFEES.
rran and COFFEES at Wholesale Prices.
tfuN lbs Choice Teas. ...........Sl 90
knV lbs Choice Coffees. ........ 81 90
DrNCAN. 90 FULTON ST, NEW YOR q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15

Appended are the scores OF two short
and lively games. as contested in the Rus
sian national masters tourney at ST.
Petersburg:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15

On gorge T. slosson and Koji Yamada
onsturned from Chicago last Monday. THIS
fEeek they will play every afternoon ana
j vening at Littleheld's room. in Boston.
4Asked how he liked Chicago, Yamada
fanswered: Good. but ] play bad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15

IN. highest run on record in English
buliards was made by George Gray the
Australian phenomenon. it was Zl%
points. and was compiled chiefly by losing
hazards. made off the red into side pocK-
cts. That performance caused the DUKE
OF Westminster 10 assert mat Ensilsh
billiard honors had gone 10 Australia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15

bonee m, nome IN city: can cook rgoa eonduc,
ogc s "'os' appreciated. A., Ro nicely 81 rehEed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15

AGENTS WANTED-Men and women to sell
patented furniture repairer; no glue, nails
or tools necessary: something new; every
house needs il: repairs all broken furniture /;
send zoe for sample box; money returned il
not satisfied: don't delay. A. p. Smith, go
BROADWAY Brooklyn. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15

I ,,ool Wv tsItN ~. = Nor,l
wases sever best references, cii German /;
Agency a. Mes, Lang BOecherer comnsns
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-04
WILL LECTURE THURSDAY NIGHT
fhlfd NVmbcr OF Lyesum courss At
Hluh School Auditorium IT, Iphus
Caesar Maybe

Nn fhNfHiat tnina af hla u..f
tno Uhud aNrl0unn 40 hr lt,.up
,nufre hrn. presented Hu nia .
win ns sfen af Ihs iurh s.h.a. .u
diierYW 1000 hfirsffn 800 Do. Iu
nus ,aesHr N4lpir an Aih.anh uu
b. said in nn ltrtnrsl uho b. uneusl
n iogfnfoa nHf &C., AnHaetnsr aui 3D..
ine ntdnan
The inlnNns n unr af fUs m.nI
Ff'ss uoiI0ra rnulernIs SEQ Na,nH.
aH iomfer auH rntefn.na
'nn nff Mnndif strnins .f .h
Hiar fhhtrs lhe peep.r nt oa.n.. 200.
'Ha ttsinin eorr m1ud tagm.at o.
have ihf nppnrupn, nf meeima ani
nrHfina 3unua DHUaaf NafpAe Ihr
Nfrian tntefhinff Aif Natrh.
spotta fne gnfnHh nnrutas ain ihs,
900 anh pleasing accent of lhs ,l.I,Hi
liiH descriptions nna comparison. urr
esrrlisat and ho hei1 his ihrre lnd sn
ws,iHifr aniitnrr sptlihalni lhaur
ih' rnntr otfnlng il, a hn .rlnr
tnd entertainer uf rsrr ahNu. ari lr
u mhn nossesaca Re- sffnpe Hui affitIre
pefuuHhH ,hsi matrH ryetfhaif hir
ni'ud NeennF sRf pvrus His
Ind
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-04
DUNN COUNTY INJUNCTION
judge hopkins VIII H,af Lssa,sr Al
plieei'on for iniuno,lea Nest
Tuesday Mafn,au.

Corpus Christians aff fnllae Iug with
tenu interest ihs pfuassdiufa to tain
before nistuDi iuate uOptins 90
'''H'fon'i'ie ruosaaf shstoin g. a.
inHhiri vii Hfrh iN eeOTis hu ininn
llun fesifamiaE indae ~ Woads
~ hufai eount from prle.sbins uiii.
nh eltiuun f0f gDunt anloint 40 rst
nunn Nnunii and the selection uf IS
'nuhli scat ilessrdlnHa ~ hae che
rrU6sedlHa msY 81. t 10 certain thai
Hn arifai to iho l"urih Court ~ ,itu
Aprsaia $50 Hsn Antonio Wiu be- aa.n
hi iho lop,fa
a. ineaiff b. nns M fbs masi
rl"miuent mrn of rossu ANA la iha
iHHi rl,'ti'n wau osndisie on th,
iinh Monau uokef frf ro,crn,4 of
fesas iir is prpmmoni ssnUha,an
of iho lAifmrwa aeDiinn fn the Dunn
fNuNi eieriinn controversy Ne las
1irf allrnft inAt Efosn discrimination
HrninHi UuriHin seCtiuna 0f thf cnnnf,
have ho'n pfaetesi m ths abstraction
oi tho n'W cvtmtt in "a fefmsf oass
ihe Appellate count upheld the eon
ltnil"ns 81 rlaint0fia opl,asins Il %
Wu,'da snd a,hrrs
Dunn ooui' wac orsaied ai the iast
si's'inl session ~ enc legislature and
hn'"'i n hrpor uf i'st Dunn mem
h'f 80 me iseislaiUre 0em the COZ.
qus chFisti District
tudfe ilopAies ana Court sleaos
tapA'' A hesrnihai 49, wm isaes
ma mornina Coy nvhhfoasiur ~ win
ne the nrHi term 81 l,a Hess count,
aisi'ic' o"uri ~ which county lteh.
hfon'ih' 81 ,hv reupN ,lat Ths ses.
eloa ~ oopri VIII isslt iasi non d
lew dafs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-04
TWO ARRESTS FOR + ORCEUy
Police Officers YESTERDAY Arrrstea
Vincent La~rsass AND re~ Ma
en-, Charging Fssesr,

Tho frsi afresl aif an sit,reti feiirw
rr w the carnsrai rlsmpan,. reae4iIne
d ihe ritt GAG ihs Sssk on.l.ns ia.t
Hishi ~,,- fnear yesterday afirguaaa
F' ,hicf sowicr whaa Neana man
siNinf his nanr ~ Vincent Lawrence
mas afrseird gherss,i ~nh ioraort rhe
Arrosi was mtdr un the ,afnhai
srounsis. whcn arnats,l lhe msn uss
fuund armed acaaislHs ie the ,.fl..ors
sni 4nother enafee fhHf 10 tarrsint
c'nresi,-i Neapon viii slsi 10 ieas,.f
asalnsi hiui
% is tharsed tbai laie lfiiav after
u''an i-Awunyr pnosgntri himself al
thr uffite of tht a. - t.c A Elceir.r
comranN ana i.fvsthtsd an erl.r rrc
sifnnahi, sinrra hy swift a rsnaar,
s-iinE ter ths dfNtrry tn thr i.aarrr 81
srVvfnl mgawteFeoui anfsa rhr s.
ieeaiinn ef Interested rsffirs b. ihas
ihr of,irr was forerr, A aosrrip
tien oi thr man was rarnIshrd l,,i.te
ofNfVfs Yesterday afternoon AND fh.
frftsi ~ lawuvncr hlloend Within
iew meieies ihsrrsff.r fsaiicr affrels
Dies mofains eiH Transfer the pf .as,sr
80 FHa .e.tnuft. taW
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-04
AovgRrlslo LFrTfna.

lAa' vf lcilsfa rsmaihins IN ne gaf
pas 'hrisil rlai H3fes faf ihnit as,.
nn,liimri Coz weet rnaiur Jan 5
l'li fee ~ unu ccnt viii hs ,ai
'ceted on che esiNor, 1T saeh .a,es
'irose so asN.'sissd when canns
Alien Nrs F uurns M cia,a
Nafl"l a. Asnu,3. uranr. tr d. A.
Na-'e'fisit arr vsga e.ek. Ns. "A
Z 'ampb nr . a. pasaas
lesus Nn'tip MF ie E.sier. Aenr,
t'lHf " trance So TEN. rt,r~
- f".nr fu'lm 81, SIC Na,e.llss
lrenrh Nss 'iN timrnta n.n,e,
Nntirfttf ~ n ID umMA,a 81
''rlos, nernauaes Nei,ra ,t.,rr.
Mrs. A a lieiilea Ms fesar lohn
r'n g. io lussnishnef. Mrs f.,i,t.
Nis ifinr t,ouls M O. 81 Ai..,t.
Ne q ~ Mnlrr ~ Niscr Ar
~, MAY" Az A. Milton W A.
N''eheii An Nd Roasia. ~ n,.,,e,,
RosrfS Mr and Mrs Rasisk a. =
a. Ne,.i Ar EAasr S.es,ans Az.
e'hg' smile, u'ksl show. M.ss cats.
lren. shelley Az 4. n. wes,lskc
Mf 'hss T.. MclAonsld M G.o
io'neR 81 Romplo rsl.ar ~
fa>lnr Mrs Wnlie. Thomas I,
Wahcr Ma~ JAmes. Weather. Az.
se'fe Wcaihefs Mrs 1ertrude. wa,.
s'tN M John A vackngto Az
Wells lohgi Williams Mr n n IN
advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-04

fle he'sl fstf ~ co. aff..s .ta.a an
Hfrf Hffn li faf tHaf Ims fa. rs.
'uia af fha ofN0r faf fha scar ha.a
fHiHHNft1 9. 80 G01 lf moro ifrr f0.
'uuHa Nhrai pfftf sl Ue rIafrd BOZ
INa gees .ltta HHth a-I.fHrri .H--
nat.H -rs-i Hs.h lnat mr-irr
fa,Nf HHuu He aHNeri liIlfagaI
Htip and there -anld nfI.f benefits
.n0iHHIu. Nf 1Hrss fha nftfn .einfNf
iHat Fuli1 arirHr in fhfsf ts lHe o.
fHii N HinE i.e paH Dffrr Shown a
'H' niFusff In fnr anaiaI classification
tl ua.a fla fllQoa uafa r.r U.-
tfsr t|n feIHue ss0trf PER- ns
m.Htihs ef ItnUHf EthrHnF nnl
n4tfb feaNuF HpffatIH..It't fis le0
linf ih' .s0einls 90 OBJ, ofl.r 900 Dol.
fHfse uUntHs eu. Us boz tt.rss nI ihsf
mnuni N HsHufsi 30 fbe hasIrrrs I.ns
Hur'ne tnr la.I ftsI d. .tf.flan i.
1isf
HhHwiur fne l1.anram. .f 0.fnus
UfFii .fmmsr HIf dHnnf lHs aasi
.faf H fnr .fl IN .HrInr.a af I'D.
if.fi iesflff 0e ta osmIarrl sIin other
afrlss fhs H,rea-, af th. naI sfIIr.
ls Stated Amounted it ll n.f .nl st.i
iHr pf, rflna fuu Thr Hsr.Is. af
ins aan Aniani. afn.e 500 psr .eni
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-04
ABOLITION OF HOMFSFEKFRS RATES
WILL Be OPPOSED BY SOUTH TEXANS

-
sbhed Hsf 81 ahoilsf 30 fsfsa 1hs
lnteriloe n1r. ~ 81 b announced. -
a. NfArf ~ more hn0fseshefr rates
nfiff ne excursion ~ Januafy
fhis D. = mpfier in within every
huslness Interest ~ ths slir should he
islisfepfa" said nsf Msekey. reers
f4fl "a ihc Really Lsfhange lasf
nlFht 'EYtrf Interest - affected A.
atFase ~ iooa fsmalHlna in ths eift
q d4f even nenib mssns much 90 Avn
tnf0uin ~ ieeiff mnriha ihs total
Noui1 ~ l1 GOO and insfs D. na fnu
fenlian thsi ever comes ~ this olis
that Drinks more than one.fosfih ~
ihai uumsef Dfsitpns Interested b.
tHs ultimate DUllaips ar " Texas
shuuld fea,Wsf protest d b. NOS
HffelY p feai esfafa propagation the
NOR haDf has losi aa mueh 90 sials
~ ine real safats man Inlesd an
rfaafssalfo eli.Esns have mnfh 49,
nnte
"'fa ins iond men Who have invested
menfi lu lands f1f fainnltlns iht ana.
AiInn ~ frt fafff "a This iims would
mean atrsi finaneil.i loss nnd b. Sumo
lttf % minhi spell run 1856 etsfl
nHiF who has ihs iHfsftsl ~ ihia COO,
i'pp pc nrari shuuil endeaYnr 20 pr.
r',i 'hs iunliilrn ~ ihs rsfes
ii j. tp'fed ihsl other iflrrfsms
s.lil b. aani is.iat sfame ih4 f4iir4aas
ie ceniinut fha fsira 1lle band mon
Henselfss ff '4rffne hsla 'n Kaus
III 'lif n iH fafIf part " she Nsat
'Yfmrd Hn nnirsiien f1r fha Uuf.
fuHf 20 iHA.uf 300 thf matter 9Th fhs
'lilfniaa b. H hpped ii.nt ine pfsrsn
iIlim ut ihr 0nnil,ian go ih. haais
u Gee rHlHe sHi hHre tiia efferl 10 in
In lna pAHn in fnsnFs ihsif miads
tuiNs fNf mfr lilnf ffI
Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-04
POSTAL RECEIPTS FOR PAST YEAR
SHOW e PER Cent GAIN OVER 1912
Total 1913 Receipts Were S42,56l AS Com
pared With 1912 Receipts Amounting
To $34,68O

= ssn 81 "a p's esai ln co. .olams
" ulain'ae tfaasstlsd etsf 90. y.af
~ 1872 tells b. b uufsn.ii. fhe ps1if.sa
of 49, isssi puHipifes faf enc i,ssi ysar
TIE COMPILATION 80 total 90 fIpfs f1s
fhe .faiuH year ny Assistant rs.i
master Emil Hhgais shpss fhst fnfal
sain ~ ine year o.ef fHH pfe fairr
ffaF amounted 81 fissIds
a. So fs0fNis Df uhf fas.nffrf afss
iha upsinsss W fne eiff uniansii In
rfHufts and BE- o. nua "a recognized falf
fnii fhc fueiH Df fiif tsn g. snnf
go nJ Ne volume uf business ifauail
"a Ni fht iH.sofn.a iH fhHt reason
hHe.nesf mfn 10 Corpus fhuau an.l
100 oibsfs interested Boz fns asifafe ~
Corpus chfisu vii street. Soc state.
meni ~ us asasiaui pusfnnnfsf aIfh
pleasure
Ihs iuiHl farririH uf fur off.re fu
iiis feaf iaii fn91hir4 fn fft.sI g9 ~
compared afh faial isif f-.-iff-
gttsse1i ln fhls connection tmna
other NfHaft SO comparative Et.fr
tfnlr of interest % be- cited as .a.
Samples 600 ibo yeafa fpot iail isis
boo i9i1 rHo fessipfs 80 fbs office
fH saNh 10 ihs Yrlss fluaua
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-04
FEDERAL COURT TOMORROW
lanuats rsrm 10 ese,a uth Juasr
nvfns rres,diha several im
peftaet Cases.

The lannpsN trrm af r'rdefal ynari
heainH tanrftee ninrnlng al b n.riora
win ifi sr Wallrf nnfus ~ uoa.isn
pfHsidlnt Ne iefirs have boon aam
m7nr'' sp ne team 20 ia mot espe.lr.i
i'iai ihr sessiona 90 thc eouft win s..n
'ifiiir ~ nngef tasn lbfe. DAYS a.
,'e teNeS>,l aeokets art Nrht l,As.
Turns n'nBSUt Aitorne, Iaes Afp
A'niyi ~ ileusion snd Marshall iisr
inf afs expected te frNgh lhr clt, h.iA,
io tsivnJ court
p" w"si inlrnriauf vases en the
'he'ifi nfe shase 81 file lfnA.l stai.s
VERSES fho 81 i.euis unsUns.ilis A
NeNi'e i'all0a, c,smpsus Whcrrin the
government nsyar Us r~,,,rr stt GOA
in ifenaiiiea ff,,m ihe RAILWAY cam,,an,
Tar alleee' yselailpns "a tho hoafa .f
fef' So est. fbere sr, fourteen s,,e. ~.
n "itnees aiieard Isl ne oo,npla,nis
An"in0f lase on ihe ,is.A.t. u.hA.h 81.
= Scnsfai nieee.i u ihas OF tire United
states VERSUS lnar Centfesas a N.s.
'eHn ~ kefnsio Whe IS Ohats.a nm
eeanieffelt'us u 3. slltscsi ihat c,n.
'feraA wenutactur>i ana l..sael /,
.peri'as neto ~ tho denomination ~
~ en sinton flrm lnRrmatian thst
80 ga ne arrvel Was furnished h,
Ner''if 'N'rip ~ san rairleio couutv
li'r ensAin1 totm of federal coart
VIZ - third slncv the c,rpua chr.4i
A~tnpl Mas tsfmr.i The s,at.si 80.
H'Nns ee'enr ~ iar firs, Alonls, az
"seh leaasry ana Max
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-04
School Notes


Ihr iafenf Teachers Association Uf
ihe rde4id ru,man Hrhuoi uin me,t
lhHfa'lHf afiefnnuu ai s0 at iha
NHIi inaIead I'D ihs uHnri munini,
ls inft ihHs wil b. sn htsfsailns
iHpgfan pi ihe otiiaf,n Af msmDafr
Hi ere Association see feiueaisI lB
le pf,srnN Ihe pfonfam b. as iui
lHwa
~ nYC
iiFndluF Neuiek vtflaimaa Y.at
sp }fapunis Joseph VompHns
"A 9ucli Macs Mnta
christmas Aefusiics Alias Hiri
MANS cinan.
nradins Wallis shepherds wa,rh
iislf flochs "a Nlahrs te, Nsehan
Sons az on tho iIpaas tois'
tifss ~ BOYS
Reading Jas, nefufo Christmas
im aH nuod ns : Can ne"
fia} ~ Santa ChuF Visit
me a srafes of ihe afternoon acc
Ai'sdon'sf innee % q rlimaa.
ail Da' rmnt
Judy 'NffNl lNtI NffH AHHul liflHu ~
ihe Nrnifl sllaoi viii meet ruosaaY
NliWpoon $50 iht hlFh srhoH at 90
HNlovh There wlu ns shpgi husnaaa
.naslnn followed n pfonrsm
heedins Whcn t,ds Alarrlcd ium
Neda Nallet
rlano nuei rhe Geography Ias
H"n AmcrhH Conraf
fHh 'n 'ho Prevention of Colds
nf iornert caauen
ilHht frifcshmsui Nni b. served rs
iss hnsios-'s fHf the afternoon. eha
Htf MiH " itanib. chairman. Mfr
= ~ Stone and Nfs o. "a VAUGHN
lN'lrH W. have Wut frrstNed shin
hfni "f rushinn in rfsam and ~hlt.
fp, lo to0 pcf fatd
ihr NuHtVnheimsy uhn Co
iAav9ros-mantl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-04

ff'ih 'NN hIfiEf if Hlfl tlH ssNu flHf
enfn frrisd ~ hiun Years fhs .u
rrsNssl fffeiiHa nf ins pffro nate l,sh
m 'arfaa ~ Zoo pee rsnf Wuhln a.
iH" Iefr pen9d tHr increase has btsn
in fsress af ~ pef rsnl rur ths ia4i
t'nr tnu Increase aa stated aas sl
Nsf errl
The hHnInsas dHnn ai ihe lorai afu0s
lli fnt fnuf lunfIrfa uf IHlI fulIna
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-04
A RGAl reoNoMN IvrNr

1'eh's"s's'"'. serl Annual sails.
"ss' s'ecAs srd ie~sas pslses. sale
elesss Saturday, Jsnuse, i0sh.
~ htcHrENsrtlN a SON
fafkqrt laa..u....t
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-04
PROPOSED CANCELLATION o.
LON nATts ~ RAIL WAYS
WoUkp WORK INJURY 70
souFH TEXAS

LrAcUr AND orH
m COMMERCIAL oeobNlzA.
Tons OF SOUTH rGrbs 70 az
TAR eTnfNuoUs OBJECTIONS
10 PROPOSED CANCELLATION
oF pArss.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-04
DO YOU GEr ONE or vArsr
cANTALoupEsa

thA tfUsIde ea,s.
~ rnte sam..
~ a'a ipsi enr 1lance ous n IN
. f,'''nF cnatorna afisi IS =.
internal NaVsf rrom .ns ta.a
n fhat 'lat arr.s !.
.Nr ttrr afi nni.n .r..
meFkFtft ssIlrr % ~
n ef i2a2ieae as -
'na SETTING the Showers at..
W affe @ eoali hste r....r,.l
fDif'etiaioF rsrs .h.rs m.t.
ons o. hfi ths rn.,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-04

foihe otfkgrs YESTERDAY auerun.n
sff''s'ci lom Martin ,cnns NhHs
man. who p alescd to have fhrs,~i yht
name ~ iaul Nofxan a. q sneek drawn
cn le,ai i,ank TIRE eheek eas ~ .ho
sum ~ san Msftin has been emph,l
81 ~ me Mcfusn NFn TIM ariaone,
~ss transferred % ihc connls lsil
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-04
rHE CALLER as ON SAFE AT rae
FOLLOWING NEWS STANDS


CORPUS CHRISTI
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etf prHG store.
stsf. l4...I
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-04

fhe coming Afncfiean t.,,r AZ a..
Middle West
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-04


Tue tnlnmaf5ial Club fSmnffew aul
aft lhe aaainisnse ~ shs FamhNe
Tssas l'feerssltt iaaaAs 10 combat
~ ibs pfvas1 pafrpss ~ faneass
feftAK ne Al4lnlaH ~ hsmess.lsf
fslss nno ail pars - ula ~ ilsn -
o. s,alt H,tfolsft iHstf 1T ihe
fafnrerfi flpu Hti rs it..iIfD
&pna a11 stffta1 lifsaFs ef ltt
lnHlfseite i.HatHs 49, immcllaislI re
autsi ali auliaua remasuisi cHDl.
~ peniufa ell - lit Interested raii
~aYs a,lh lsi,an<ns iaoies1aa
taninti in. caafsilailian ~ ins fslss
atenf+a Nfl fhIs ifNon of
see in'easa RuI fssH m rfoai M
BURY b. CeIp4s rhll.il nuDeae, lif.
Una D. East ia aN 81 49, coil rr1si
rertinn ir ihai 81 nil afaafIs fo1ulf
am ruubrr " rsrurnonhgn piuuua
rsaih resss 80 ihf pnnas, IS mNss.
i'FeilrF eonai'ors an1 HnfHiunnft
WIN We V'et ~ mshioa Hfrslmsnla
ana lscafibe
San AnlNnlo Interested areaalr4uana
hHf4 alitalf mDifnoa .Iesfa4.t
rrrir-f trr anfstauua ~ bt aI,-
TIE til'owlus " unm i,sisriass o.
''''''h 'N.' iNf N'fli'Nn 4" in'
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'''''n "'''''.s 'NAi' IN' ss'iiiHF np
= wv H'''e 'f l''H'iitAin a"'fatint
~ movement 70 hofaoaaetefs H shlf
ot"'ipo ana iha' e eopia inIus nn.i
n,>s sHn'fal't ihfonshoel ihe Hlaif
''''''''" VIE "i l'f' "'a'H 81" ihf
q re 81 ~ ,aii'"r rllioH4s tnnnlns
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muir w 'pHnh'f m Nommu
,'''' w ..'''''' '"H NfnHi'tinfrff
4 'N'' Wy t'''''''" HiN Hft'1 o.
ftt0i-ieft iNNll drrsfri InirnfIUn Of
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-04

TIE companN rnsaved hN Augustus
Thomas tor the an.sias repre.iwet,or
q 'fsid IN Fail insiDiss ruln
Marshall hauie Rasssl 9iiss NAtsh
and GcorEr Riley
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-04

@'o"tsnsse'n's Semi. AnnsAl sale.
"ss' stocks and lowest prices. sac
elesss Saturday. Jsnuse, tose.
w. llcsrENsrt,N a SON,
ADVERTISEMENT
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-04

'Hs asisr'ss p ersesed.ns shs na-,s
% Ssa'" '"s'sssss thsi pace rso..
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-04

loll1WinF arN tNo tclaNiama
We understand railroads enierln.
TesHH viii ahopsh humesostafs fats.
~ nn urenni1atlou lptprstsl ami s.d
int IN ths Development ol ihs -,
go We slneeeN fepl eph ,,tlon ein
- iH1s's lNiufa ihr sniilha us af ihle
A'Fio ana ihei q eiH WseiithuN dea
ifn Rli movement I'D hoursossata D..
thlh dlrptlion and brine ainastianf r.,
FniiH 90 hfuntss l,nsfeus lhlnashon.
the state W. believe abnllshinr ef
hemofsrAfra' mfcs viii mean h.ae.
'',sN 81 iiafte fof ia ns,d. ronnoetn.
w'ih TesNs Wo tasrefosc m,.at ~,
roniiy reoussi ihal ,he bame.,etsse
rates 20 nei abolished "a lsas, fof lh.
rfmnmdef ~ ,bs Nintpf non,hs
Ntp Anian,o atsl Nafst rs.hans.
chai'es - l,oleIis president
"" eis faeitfd ho,neaeokcis' .,l..
llsin 4rAns VIII 49, anaiI.hea a. .hle.
laia Ase uffe This se,lHn 49, nai ,at.r
"s~ s'~ Il Ntn ussisas A.n,,s-.a,,
hf'fr'ae'in ~ This ses'llaH. rum hnsl
Hs-s ~ mni eoinpanits .l,a lAai.ldo.l.
"nn heNe lAte-l.d ihauaanha ~ aallafs
~ 'enHs fot roionirlns ana lnlifie..i,
ntIeft eenstal perlnvas 81 ths a,at.
Nfrirafti9n " 'ai.s alu uausaii, ~
Feli ~ heavy ioaa ~ ifafnf 49, Id
ftnds onfeImf rrsaa
thsmsfr ~ ,ummeoos "a A
lMiiif president
''anh'ie and Mannfa,susor. i.,aea.
A. !. NtneN ntt.i,l,nt
All Interests AH.es.s
thH hHinNafivft tsTrNi0ns tiItratt
ee" .Nii'"t'ta ~efc inepHh, so Nnsn
ssnnd irc ihal SINE tae, La. -,
run iNiAs n,n,h rnhs ir.saehi \.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-04

Ladies We have luat frret,cd a. shin
mfni of ruyhinn in ofsam sad whli.
fo, io tor pcf fafd
Tho yuhh 90.
fA1Vrrtta.inantl
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-07
TO
RUSH POLLS


Telegram by United Presa
Chicago. April The eighth pre-
cinct. where Miss Drake is a candidate
for alderman. was center of inter-
est today A crowd Of men early
iammed the rail leading to the voting
place, hooting and yelling.
Election Commissioner Czarnecki
was summoned by Miss brakes forces
who charged the Coughlin supporters
with attempting to rush the polls and
frighten the women voters away He
ordered the police to disperse the
crowd and threatened wholesale ar
rests il il we're repeated.
In the southern section OF the ward
where the disorderly resorts are To-
Gated, Czarneck found the women in
mates parading early in front of the
polling places. He issued special or
ders that women registered from
houses of i'll fame should not be al
lowed to vote.