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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-09-03
GAMES
SOON WILL START
SEASON ON SOUTH DAKOTA
FIELDS WILL COMMENCE
OCT. 3-PRACTICE BE-
GINS NEXT WEEK.

But a few days more and college
football players all vel South Da-
kota will don their moleskins and
commence practice for one of the
most strenuous seasons ever sched-
uled. Although the first games will
be staged on October g., the decisive
contests will not be staged until neal
ly three weeks later.
Practically every institution in the
state is preparing for the season with
the addition of e timber and coach
ing facilities. Although Yankton
has laid claim to the football cham
pionship for the past year, the de.
tination Of the title this season will
be in doubt until the curtain is rung
down on Thanksgiving day.
Wesleyan undoubtedly will have
the best eleven since the season OF
1911, when she held the state univer-
sity aggregation to a 3 to 0 score.
Last years lineup is practically in
tact and new material that is as
,sured will fill every position wiz
first string e With e. Fl. Willis
as assistant to Coach Herbert Hardy,
the coaching staff will easily be the
best the Methodists have known.
Harry Ewing, the old Nebraska
star, will continue as athletic men
tor at the State college at Bookings.
r. ID Tredway at Huron and r. E,
Niciol at the Northern Normal at
aberdeen. W. H. Carherry, an old
Iowa player, will be the Yankton
coach, assisted by NJ. A. Stewart. /
j. Cortright, the former assistant al
tho Michigan Agricultural college
will be the mentor of the Coyotes at
Nermilion.
Following is the combined SEIZED
ule of South Dakota teams for the
season:
October 3-South Dakota VS.. State
at Nermillion; Yankton VS.. Wayne
Normal, at Yankton; Northern Nor.
NAL VS.. Glendale M. T S., at Ellen
dale.
October 10-South Dakota VS.. Ne
braska. at Lincoln: Yankton VS.
Morning Side, at Yankton; State VS.
Huron, at Huron; Wesleyan VS.. N. N
/. s., at Mitchell.
October 16-Wesleyan VS.. Fargo
college, at Fargo.
October 17-South Dakota VS.
Minnesota, at Minneapolis; Yank.
ton vs.. Western Union, at Lemars.
October 19-Huron VS.. N. N. /. S.
at Aberdeen.
October 24-South Dakota VS.
Notre Dame, at Sioux Falls; Yank.
ton VS.. State, at Brookings; Miners
vs.. Spearfish Normal, at Rapid City;
W 9sleyan VS.. Morning Side, at Siou.
Guy.
October 3o-YaM&ton VS. Bueu
Vista. at Yankton; Miners VS.. Huro.
at Rapid City
October 31-South Dakota VS.
North Dakota, at Grand Forks; Yves
leyan VS.. Sioux Falls at Mitchell; N
N. L. S. VS.. Glendale M. T. s., a
Aberdeen; State VS.. Hamline, aa
Brookings.
November G-Yankton VS.. Wesley
an, at Yankton.
November State VS. Huron, a
Brookings; N. N. /. S. VS.. Wahpeton
at Wahpeton.
November 13-Wesleyan VS.. Min
lers, at Mitchell.
November 14-South Dakota VS.
Morning Side, at Sioux City: Yank
ton VS.. Huron, at Huron; State VS.
North Dakota at Brookings.
November 20-Wesleyan VS.. HUI
ron, at Huron.
November 26-South Dakota VS.
Creighton, at Omaha; State VS.. Yves
leyan, at Mitchell; Miners VS.. N. N
l. s., at Rapid City.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-09-03

,the state game. department continue
lits experiments in the propagation
OF the birds in this vicinity. The
birds Matched large broods and a
number of covies have beer seen.
The birds were placed on a number
OF the farms and the success of the
experiment has brought about fifty
demands for more pheasants. Ac-
cording to H. S. Hedrick, state game
warden, attempts to raise Chinese
,heasants in South Dakota the past
year have been very successful.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-09-03

didate of the Progressive party, and
you ought to know somebody else
says you are a candidate of the Pro-
gressive party, and there you are and
you permit both statements TO go un-
challenged. No man is worthy of en-
dorsement or support as candidate for
governor who would deliberately put
out a false statement as you have
done in sending out your letters. 1t
should be sufficient to defeat you be-
fore any honest intelligent elector-
ate.'
"Your truly,
John Sutherland"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-09-03

errors showed many feature plays
on both sides. The visitors seemed
apprehensiye of defeat from the out
set and had no less than five differ
emit men in the pitchers box during
the game. A return game will be
played on the Emery grounds with
this club next Sunday. Montrose will
also be one of the clubs to contest
for the large purses hung up for the
winning teams that will play here
during the county fair next week.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-09-03
O
is HELD UP
TWO ARMED MEN TAKE BUGGY
AWAY FROM YOUNG MAN OF
BROWN COUNTY.

Aberdeen, S. D.-As the son of
Ed. Quinn, a farmer, was driving
homeward at midnight, he was held
up by two armed men about two
miles from town who made him leavo
the wagon. They took possession OF
the team and drove away. A sheriff's
posse is searching for them.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-09-03
PROGRESSIVE
IS TICKET FULL
JOHNSON OF GROTON FOR RAIL-
ROAD COMMISSIONER AND
RUSSELL OF HAYTI FOR At
TORNEY GENERAL.

Huron, S. D.-The ~Progressives O
South Dakota have completed their
state and congressional ticket, by
nominating Louis Johnson, a wealthy
farmer of Groton as a candidate for
railroad commissioner and nominate
ing Attorney j.. NJ. Russell of Hayti.
as attorney general.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-09-03
SUMMER COUGHS ARE DANGER,
GUS.

Summer colds are dangerous. they
Indicate low vitality and often lead
TO serious Throat and Lung Troubles.
including Consumption. DR.. Kings
Sew Discovery will relieve the cough
r cold promptly and prevent compli.
atoms. 1t is soothing and a~ntiseptic
no makes you feel better at once
o delay is dangerous-get a bottle
II DR.. Kings New Discovery at once.
'1oney back if not satisfied, soc and
t.oo bottles at your Druggist.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-09-03

Ralph B. Wendelkin, one of Wes-
leyan's best known football and base
ball athletes, vas in Mitchell yes
terday. After a business connection
with the Swift packing company
for aSnumber of years. Mr.. Wendell
kin is now on the road for a pickle
company. with South Dakota as his
territory,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-09-03

self, because she had sued him for
divorce, and his wife were both from
this city. His wife was Gertie Mar
nette, born and reared here and the
couple were married here a few years
ago and had been in Billings only a
little over a year. Mrs. Oldt's father
and brothers and sisters live here and
the body will be brought here for
burial.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-09-03
BREEDING
CHINESE PHEAsANTs

C%enterville. S. D.-success in the
planting of Chinese pheasants in Tur-
ner county has led E. c. Nelson,
county treasurer to endeavor to have
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-09-03
GIRL is
VICTIM OF RIDE

Deadwood, s. D.-Ray W. Olat who
shot and killed his young wife in
Billings, Mont. and then killed him.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-11
~THis is NV 4s,h BIRTHDAY
Victor Emanuel

king Victor Emsuel 81 Italy is TODAY
srrt stricken msicad Of happy. on hits
ferN firth mrihday rM behind the
Nfficmd attitude ~ MIA government an
tho complicated war aranm turks Id
dometie sorrow which ~ adding 90 tho
aireaay hnricnsamc weight 90 en-
pirc fot IL rs krown in official CIR.
cic that Qprcn Helena expects 10
hecome 60 mother iu 1N.ccmhcr. ana
thai she Is suffering from disease
that in her c.lse Is lncurahic Her Dol
icate condition has made an operation
IMPOSSIBLE ant her household Il srief
stricken
Victor Emanuel who fcars hts do.
minions Wiz be thrown into The Nhiri.
lns, cNvg- sprvading c,ldN u war. is
tho only son 90 Hubert I. and was
born Nov ~, lstp Tie married prin
ovSs Helene in 1854. she Is me fourth
danshter of Nicholas. king az Mo.te.
neef0 rhcS have four children thte.
ssrls and a Aoy rhe htter Prince
linmbcrt bern September i5. iaol. is
heir apparent
ltalN's sing has manifested two eeod
hobbies iie insislcd On the thcrouah
lwinins ~ the Italian army and IN
tho Wceding ont of eNtrt,asart soN
ornment cVpcnditurs a u aasd shat
his salary cNceeas three million aolN,rs
a NeAr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-11

The recent action ~ q a. Barron
% Sau B'mto. nys gco. Wrnr.
vein. ~ she Extension department -
the University ~ Texas "ln hrlpins
the farmers Of bis cummnnits shows
what can be- dome bro ihig cotton crisis
towards uahofins in the new ezra OF
diversified farming aud especially live
Hinth mrnlng Air barron uu hIa Owl
iniiistltc tnufhi carload 81 thor
nuHhhfrd puruc Jersey aows in Fort
worth These were ai hrci before
sh.umrnf md leased to FARMERS .n thr
urIshhofhon1 The icssrr aerr.s Go
care fnr use sow and at fhr end 90
thrtr months Go return fhr SOW Jna
hti ol hor Young lirs Co. Nf Barron
hr berpnp tAc Other haif of ,hc ntter
fUf himself
rfo hrng UhoHt change from o.
uuo-cunp Cos a. lsestoch system ni
tuminr community action .s n~ses
nfs, cuicss the farmer - a0 we'll fixed
that be- can finance the change him
SELF nullrun s55 o. the University 81
Texas an Cooperation in Arrlculturn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-11
BREAK A CHILD'S
COLD BY GIVING
SYRUP OF FIGS
SlsANsES THE LITTLE LIVER
AND soWFl g AND they GgT
WELL QUICK.

When Your child suff Is from , Gala
aon't wait. g.Nc ihc lit'lt stomach H..
~ ana bowels a semitic thorough
'l'"nsins az or-o When ,rass. n.c,-
'sh' hsslesA pale doesn't sleep. eAt or
act naturally Z hrca,h b. bad stomach
sour giNe, a tcaspo0nful II eCalfafni,
syrup 81 Piss and In few hours
az tar eio,srd-up tonsunsted waste.
soar bin and undiaosted faos win ecnt.
"a move oni II the ho,scls. ard vo, h,c..
3 well playful child aeain
Your child snughs snnffirs and rms
eaush' cold ~ L. fcxerish or ms
sofr thraai siNe good dose ~ ~t-.N.
t"fnia SNrup nl fiss" en- etacl.,ts 49,.
bowels va difference what oth,g .f.at.
mont IS gNvp
Sttk rhildrcn nccsini ~ eA.e.a
ihNc thls harmless trait 1avast,. i. 81
Millions 81 mothers keep ia htra, H..
cause they know It's action Oh the ste,,.
ach" hveT aRd bowels Is rrown, sna
SURE lhyv also know a ittle ai,.n ~
Gay saves sirk yhlld tomofraW
Ask Your druggist Tor /. se.crrt 10,
ne ~ california syrup % pIes- Nh,et
conthns direcsions Tor hahi.S ehlt.
mn 81 All asses sna Tor grown .uas Main.
~ on the bottle rcware ~ eo,,rtor.
fei's sold here Get the senn,ne ma.
hN California Fig syrup consnan,.
Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-11

HOGS HELP THE FARMER TO DIVERSITY

Marketing and Rural Credit has some
valuable suggestions Tor the famen
Who are intending io 30 into the dairy
OF livestock Industry Whcre IL IS not
posHlble Cor farmer 90 own AN ca-
pcnsiVr siro the community may buy
t thoroughbred 10 two other com
mun.ucs VIII also bus thoroughbred
sircs uf the same hfecd ihcy mas eN-
change tftrr rterl two years ami iu
,hpt Vnf Fct tho benefit 90 mN sears
s-Nier without the danger of inbred
nE The Bulletin describes the work
inNa W successful breeders tssocia
tiont of Texas aud other states Tho
Ivettoc, udusir, invites cooperation
lr the erection Of siiDs and nllug This
Dos true especially n the cose of niius
inr the mschluorN required ls usually
teo expensive for enc man 90 own
sale thraugh collation. COW testing.
trramcrics tick eradication and meat
clubs are among the other t,prs Of
operations described iu the buile-
Tin"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-11
THIS DATE IN HISTORY
November ~.

1890 Plymouth rilsrims ulnn ins,ru-
mcuts NJ government
1914 George forbade ministers GO
discuss state affairs in sermons
1907 british restrict neutral trade
with France orc ~ causes ~
War 81 ISIS
ISIS Dresden surrendered hy Mar
shall ~ CNr 90 The Allies
1913 Rattle ct WILLIAMSBURG. cana
da Americans defeated
lNli Union ct sweden and Norway
algncd
iN3t Many vessels and ll,ss lost 100
tempest on Lake Erie
isrNr Earthquake IL, jodbn. Japan. 3o. 4.
un0 KILLED
i,Na. Wnshtngton admitted au state by
proclamation ~ President liar.
risnn
i9as Sew York. fetcd Prince llonr, ~
ilttcnhctg
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-11

AT fia0 o'elooh az tho cit, ilon
v y ou,nr,, land man 81 ce,ins
vile. M WINS in tho city yesterday
~i,h "a party ~ land serl,cr. who hlVe
heon viewing thr Mhdu ~ tho lasatcr.
Miller Company west III uena.idrs
The prVepcctora are travelling iu
srvcial ear and last mnhl leu fur "a
Louis over tho SAP.
There were two charges Of Naarane,
filed In the ciiA court Yesterday aul
lN huth cAsCs ,'lv,,s oi eniltV Wtrt
totihroming ilarN lVirph and Ncn
~ bnche Worc the two parties arrtlsN
cd and M each casc 4 fine ~ 81 AVID
costa was asscach h Judge kft.
mer
c, chaedisk & Company yesterday
reported the sale and duiNcr, ~
Hudson lprS model SiN-sO 80 Joint
Damn, a prominent r,nchman rrsidin,
west ~ the city on The Shcu Road
Mayor Roy Miller and Police Con-
missioner sutherland are oNpccisd %
return this morning from Houston
whcrV Yesterday iheN attended the an.
npal meeting of thc Texas l.easAr II
Municipalities Roth Maven Mnitf ard
Commissioner sutherland hold mcm
hershlr ia some ~ the mosV IMPORTANT
committees ~ the League
Secretary Chalk Of the Vauua Mems
pcmeerA,ic club stated Nvstonh,N that
finin the manner iu which rcaerNattnne
ar helms received Tor shr amhlec
l'cmocmtic heuquc, Tor FtidtN even
ins that thu capacity ~ the NncceS
dinlns hall Viii be taxed to is eanac .
4 itN Al members ~ tho club hay,
been invited 90 attend Tho hanonct
has bern arfNugod Tor The iulpaSc ~
rrlchntlne the victory ~ the Demo.
cratic party IN the election ~ Nsvpm
her Rnhsiown People yesterday aa-
Niacd that twenty five "a the lnadinp
pomocrs's u thai section win he hcn,
Tor the affair
W. X. Buchanan and Miss Evalins
Adkins weN united n marriage ,rs.
'arlay mDrnins - c'clock. Rev. ID
y soath officiating. The cercmons
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-11
INTERESTING GAME
IS PROMISED FANS
CORPUS CHRISTI hiCr WILL
WAKE STUBBORN FIGHT TO
CONQUER san PkTHictO FLEW
Eh-cAME STARTS At SIS
SHARP

THIS 4fisfroan ui $50 O'Clock a.
IsaBa" fafA else Corpus christi iiiEh
school eleven fur the second time dur
ing she neaaau viii meet ere sin'nm
uiFh school q tram that mus far has
failed 90 bow in defeat tn a. south
Texas eleven. save Beeyiiie
a rvu hefty bnifie h. en TAP Tor the
rcaHun that corpus chrisfi High viii
attempt ca fstten sheir plal ing aver.
sRe ~ the aeaHnn hy Matchmaking the
~lrtoritca and coming uut q the fray
vlcieuuna ln the former game which
waH played st sintnn the locals lust
bt score sc seven t0 nothing
Teams Evenly Mached
Sans Who Witnessed ihe former glue
state that aiih huwu Siut1n exceeded
while corpus Christi iNsh showed
iteii heels o. sintnn win speed The
locals to-day without doubt vHl rr'y 0u
nrrn nlA5 work far waiioplre siutHn
Tho game should De- % fast nui utor-
Dtunr one and "a " 40 90 football ftns
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-11

was performed n the baptist parson
ese The bride is a wei known scnng
hdy of "a iasn Mr. buchanan has
liVud in Corpus christi TOR many ycara
and rs a Vslucd empiuyr ~ tho Scoein
brothers Nooers Mr. aud Nirs ft.
chamn Wii lmRec lheir homc ON south
Wuu
concero,np the Nusees County az.
ricaltutal vNhhh ht ihn Houston r. 4.
position. the houston Post Yesterday
said.
Watermelon time Del NOT entircN fer-
soften uor is the mntcriM which gtes
60 make Inv pumpkin pics in thr as
piaA which hns hvon piacrd in sha "a
Ns lhr so1t people af Nnvces rnr al.
tnimriuns ana pumpkln~ arc not aionc
n The rlnrN ~ thr cNhiblt rhov give
waS un every hand io thc substantial
thinka which Fo toWnrl complete AVID
plAinH form NNfirN WAS krvnDte
Win ihe exhibitors and They have kent
be harmony hv rincne onc nf thc most
interesting fNhihits 90 the elonr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-11
y S ENGINEER 10 vaowNsvIlls

mRowNSNul.E Nov 10 e,n
mntro ~ ongirevrs 81 ihe rivers a,l
n't"pis h''aiN AZ MaFhincion win ,lsu
i'f"WnsN lile' November IA Cot the pnr
hosf ~ Inspectors inpTes Santla 10
Aafhof THIS waterway i under con.
s'HerNit"n improvements The mem.
retS ~ thc hoard who Wsl ccme are
Nolonel Ahh't lieuterant colonies
leNlor and Neweomoi and 4. IA. wes-
cr assistant engineer.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-11
rooAYs CALENDER

Weather Bulletin.

Local FORECAST for tb,iae Fon Light
variable wiuds
Temperature wind ana precipitation
rcotdH for the ~ hours. ending Tues
olN at d M
Temperature lowest j6. highcst. 20.
1t b m 80 Wind velocity ai b. m
ailrs ser hour from the e,at state
ut weather clear Precipitation noue
Relative humidity 66 per cent
uNromctucal rradiuR AZ % IN. re-
iuocd to sea level and corrected for
trmprnt0ro. le07
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-11
MODELLING AGAINST

Tho nation widr interest that has
been manifested la iIepry Fofds war
ou the cigarette AS a menace % the
health and morals nnd manhood % the
American hoy Is shown hy The huge
mails which daily come Co Mr. Ford's
1ulve There rs % file of some six
hundred letters written 70 commend
the purpose ~ The ngs1 houh THE
rase Against thr Little white Shaver D.
in Which Air Thomaa q Edison smtes
he actual physiological effects ~ the
cigarette 1n thc human heart
Many of These letters are Intensely
human documents 4nd ton pathetic ana
authentic stories 81 boys destroyed and
homes Wrecked through Tn, Iltuc
White SLAYER
A SECOND edition 80 the hook. to meet
tho requests Tor more COPIES. is now
on the press. This little volume con
iains e number OF letters fram firms
~ national reputation m which tho
attitude - the company toward cigar
cute smokers in their employ Is stated.
Most ~ the companies now reject an
cigar'ite- smoking applicants The lat
which is very representatives int iudo.
the Cadillac Motor Car COMPANY. the
larHiu Company 81 nuffaio George w
Alden. . large merchandising house Of
hrockton Mass. the parroughs Aad.
ing Machine Company Marshall Field
Company and John wanamakcr.
-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-11
FOOTBALL AT LEAGUE PARK THIS
AFTERNOON; SINTON VS.. CORPUS

Co. shoW their appreciation - Tie work
n the local youngsters bf turning our
fof The game.
New Players Tor This Year.
White Corpus CHRISTI Iiirh this sea =
son ~ represented BY O fast team. The
Majority u the players are first year
men and lacking the experience the
boys have failed g. run up the usual
qtring of victories that falls 20 the tot
u the Representatives 81 the school
iasi year the local eleven Was on a
fair way 90 the state champ
ard had wreHed honorr from san An
tonic. Cusr0 san llenito and other
strong teams Then ii0ustou High
broke into the winning streak by rude
ly beating g. G. HIGH IN the game
played az League iark on ThanksEiy-
ing Day
What the boys lack in experience.
however. u made up for in Willingness
and With fair shake at he hands nf
the Goddess w Lucy the nVefuG" for
tie present season viii show up well
and next season Win number - vet
Grams 90 form the nucleus Tor team.
Coach McCuok should gather on as
ersgailou 60 firht Tor first place with
the stronger teams &C tic state
The line UP Tor To-day
The probable lineup for today.
lIcrrold. center. Hafnes. urht guard,
Chacon OF Womack lcfi guard. Az
now or Willis right tackle. barnett
lor tackle. CAL right end Little LEFT
end. Freeman quarter Furnnn. nght
hall AAhby iof half Coleman fuii-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-11

Porn this mcrNinH 81 Mr. ana MIS-
= W Allen at tari home in Nueccs
lioN 'irghh Ndduion. q SON
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-11
Al the rhssssrs


-FTTTWTN1
The nfidr ~ Marble Head two.
recl Victor with HARRY Ms}ers Rose
Misty rhsahv and nrinricv shaw.
Universal iloy n The Gates ~ an.
crtN" with ludsc leon sanders ana
NatiN Rouheit.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-11

/. q. Collins rSstsfday moved his
onices fi0m ~" 'firrs state bank
building 20 tho s"cund floor ef the
Amusu theater building AZ COS Mes.
aNltr street
Tho luncheon 81 tho City Fedora.
atom Of Women win br eiven to-day at
o'eleck az the Nueccs Hotel Il is
espeetcd that $40 90 more club women
"a corpus christi ana nearby towns
wiz attend Mrs. - r. scott pf,sl.
ien, 10 the Federation win preside
The regular monthly meeting o. the
Npcc-s county Poultry end rri stock
show Win he hcid tomorrow cyenng
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-11

SNNefnor John<en 81 California vas
zen scsc bright lisht in the Progressive
campaign.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-11

And Nick i.ongwor,h win De much 10
welcomed addition to the Washington
tirtles with Mrs Alice ROOSEVELT
lonasWorth
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-11

tstnin presents The ns,1,,,n I H..
In two reels
The NeelosS ScNH Vitaeraph
~lth hrwin KAN and Naomi chlldcrs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-11

MARTIN SHERIDAN
"Tusedo 1, a string cardwdihme.
1 adobe oil athletes 10 stick 10
Tuxedo. II Is he one tobacco that
NIL help them. keep them IN him.
e,sDeoi Them from going stale.
Tuxedo icads-~bar none. "
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-11

cAsToN srRoBINo
Tuxedo Is me tobacco for The
athlete Hneper huhs nv mind.
ond aitoay, sfeadies ny nerves.
Cussdo for me. /"
.Jotsn dg7sS,.,s--
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-11

o. shoN their appreciation = Tie WORK
~ the local youngsters bY turning ont
faf the game
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-16
n IN H SOLAR PLEXUS
4 Ia By YoN YoNsoN.

InNE NAY not uo % disease but
H Frequently au.n H rHah nature
lF MIRRORS portrayed us a- uth-
... u. n, would newer us, them
d
IT w TEt.RiHL- "ut coming
.u tb, h.sh pr.r, ei eggs 81. The
reported scarcity uud high price OF
Iuh-'.rs
~u,h y TaWc.
TrHrriIug Auditor ErurG Howell
continue. Iu maxi, truubi, for county
officers iordsburs liberal
o
IT WAS THOUGHT Chat the Thaw
wuu,, t1llrd. NoV tho discovery rs
reported That 30 nul, whispers
.
Too Rad thui the poidIcnI field
81 overlooked Bon awardlng Carucpie
hero medals.
o
Sh, of signs.
Th, proprietor of thc goCta furu-
hing emporium always lfc IN the
.ulok-lunDh cstAhii-hmDr nest door
huf tho r' uf tho latter had n
grievance
pnt out many signs complain
rl no. "l advertise lunh stow. beef
hash. "na-i gihlots watch YOU
MANY Times Always ou i.sc some
thiua oIae"
eues thHt's 500"
WHY E thi-''
Wei. 0gur. DO this way" *.
lulainod tho hlb,rdasnor "Whcucyci
} hang out s sign. MS Tor something
want FOO get ria of'-Jud-C.
OF COURSE % Dot Of those vomcr
uou'duf mnrrv n titlc 70 there w..
Amy other way of gc;tinr b.
@
JIMMY GREEN was ,hr victim
n' % lyurhing party in Arizona once
Brown YOU don't say
Green Fact ] married the widow
az d. man who vaa -,runr up fol
hors# stealing
tT fS SAID TIM. DO $50, go back ont,
tWcut, generations each ono of us len.
exactly t21Usf lIi..t ancestors. Mos
OFF us Iu America ave content Co s.oI
900 chat 5f. 1alirtiul that the siros 90
Chat era wore gnod onnush.
81
GoETHNl.S 30 said 90 Doc o. ono
don man The idea, evidently. bcin.
O." sni thrrc with 10Th feet
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WE HONT doubt that Uuorta :
really irving nwfuIll hard 20 muzzl
thuso Mexico civ uew%pupota !