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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-06

IOIT WHHIIL Trsas s,if
I.s nIoNnf ait.i. na= sItrH Hui
b. tD, tarss from the n1dWmurra 20
tn, Hmrf Dfaa ODD fhlf ,it i.Aal
N, eHr to tmnh ihe pioe ~ iht
-fHfr t u IhuI pa,' sitcn om
dir.ut.I.n. dHilne tHr patl frf muutm
ana as c.llen., ~ the rnsef ~ pHh.
u.ft pt nanf ta nrie1 f,.I'u ihc
results 500. h ha.t n.efurd t0 tnc iai.
m,u ~ Trl. rum tHt D1urt.s.es et-
tended fhe Farmers lniun ns th'
PROSE
Thrre nc.er paf Bon fhr history 30
Tskas % more studied and determined
effort .n tno pHff 90 fhr government
fH ra-Hp fstt nith tHt farmer Than hf
prescott There never Was time when
l.r ..t nuniueas man was rcndrflna
40 anIo and cancellations 81 service io
Goo FARMER aH af present there never
NAn lmc when ORGANIZED co-opera-
flon waH more thoroughly understood
ana more friendly relation existed be-
tween the different lines ~ industry
than 20 present There never VAS o.
time when ihc desire on the Part ~
fho Individual 90 promote the welfare
~ 500 'ht people was greater ihaR %
present This har hcan ths resuii oi
publicity
"rhs world was not made for ans
particular individual ana none ~ us
can hafc everything We want. just che
was We want b. u takers patriotism
courage ana wisdom a. make good cii-
lzcnF and while those virtues may be-
come temporarily oharured ~ me heat
and smoke ~ campaign, they abound
abuudaniiy Ia Texas
Campaign an Economic Education.
The campaign joe, closed - q most
convincing demonstration % the pow ?
er ~ pubileity Obscure issues ard
obscure men have. IN some important
insisnoes prevailed over those more
noted ans-- ~eii established. and ihe
results should thoroughly convince
everyone that "a pays % advertise.
No CAMPAIGN ever made q greater con-
tflhufiDn 20 the education ~ Toe ciii-
zenshlp, and n9 issues we're ever faced
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-06
TOMORROW USHERS IN FIRST
DAY BALTIMORE CELEBRATION
FiFTf MAYORS AND SIX COVER
NORs TO 81 AWOkC THOSE
ATTENDING FESTIVITIES


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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-06

Tho Farmers Union has since or
sanitation cndoAyoied 10 construct and
got into operation a Rypiem ~ ware
hous"s hu, has failed "a receive suf-
nCirni encouragement ana eo,opera-
ton The reccrsity Tor such action Ia
noe universally Acknowledged and tho
Legislature has met In special session
go consider tho problem and numerous
meeunfs are beinE held daily 70 or
Ranlse aasooiailosA aud prumoic tina
construction n warehouses
o. cle-lng. we wang o. thank tho
press foF the splendid co-opcfatiou CIV
90 60 the fumfra - Texas In their
ntruERls 10 fsroise public recognition
n their pgebloDaa,
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-06

Use nsrinsiio Motor Cream aunns
ihe day and whitening cream al night
and esi your skin in good condition
fnr ihe fan and winter season ldrhi
Stair iafinr isf
advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-06
FIFTEEN NEW SILOS FOR TEXAS EVERY DAY;
SEPTEMBER | THERE WERE $3.50 IN STATE

TE sLo ~ TEXAS PROMISES sEcomE IMPORTANT FAC
Toa iN AcRicuLrURE As rHE Ftow-REoucEs COST o.
KEEPING DAISY CO.'S AND BEFF CATTLE ENORMOUSLY
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-06
Corpus Christi, Texas, Sept. sth, 1914
Dear SIR:


Bring your cotton will give you Zoe a pound for it.
Knowing that the Europe has effected the markets
of the world thar all exchanges and mills have shut down, the
time has arrived when action be taken by home people
The producer the who by rights should derive the greatest
benefit from his products placed very peculiar position that
he dSposes his products, he be the greatest loser
Many farmers doing without the actual of life
of this disaster, that tearing Europe from very
foundation Realizing conditions they really the Givens
Furniture CO. the stand of being who
willing risk chance of helping the who should be
helped when he needs help Our stock of furniture
consisting of drese beds, CHAIRS rockers, tables, mattresses,
prng for wood coal oil and gasoline and everything else
that needed IN home complete in every detail Come
and make your selections and will take your
exchange, and allow you 0c pound for which from TO &c
pound more than the market price present
Come store, will be glad TO you,
whether YOU buy
Yours very truly,
Givens Furniture Co.
p s. We wish call your special the fact that
have well appointed for the exclusive of the
ladies. Come and make of this Nice comfortable
rockers and plenty of ice
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-06
Phone $50

$40 and az Mesquite Street
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-12

ulit cros lausr, 10 lIopls man Ne
aus BEN HnIltn ktrous. 81 LANCE
unb lronlt WntJslH hute man.
nidt bd bleIs OaHH Itidt iauls.
Mau fdHiisIs Die ate Gros tllpas
db unb lodtrs ben 1oIIen poth9tig
nj. sin,m fpibsn 6Ol5s. Sff osr Boil
len ttoden, 70 baIis man Jpn IN stH
Bsfdb NIT WaF,r 70 LANCE, bis isi'
ne MdHerblaIsH m,br aufiieiesn. Be
IonbsrB Gilt biss bon pflan5sH IN
6umussr6s, ipie QJaIssn, Rbooobsn'
6ron uIip. 9atlrlid mub man olt'
len pflnnJsn aud pithsr eIeihs er'
Be g.bsn; ibsrbaupt foll man ieos
qflon3s mSgli6h IN bic ibr ouia'
esnoe Gromii6ung pflan5en, bic mon
Dor Dem 9erpiIaH5sH In genigsnosr
ulenes borbsrsitst bat.
Sit oiss allies btIorst, 70 Iese man
ouf Den 9o0en hes nsusn Gopfes sts
nn 5hubsn, BRUCE barauf cine gss
niigsno bobs Sdtht Grbe (tim
Gi6t Sauo auf Den 8ooen oes Sopa
Iss 8u bringsu III gut, aber nidt uns
tebiHgt Hotig), bdlt boHH ben Bal
len in ben SOpi, I9dttst Gros nuf,
.iaiitslt ben Sopf baB Die Groe bic
3pii4enrdums gut ausfilIi. 0riidt
NIT ben Daumsn bic @rps am Sopfs
rdnb uisosr uno iIopie oonR ben
5Opf mebr ooer fpsniser feIt auf.
glan9s pflan5,n mub man feItsr
unb mdn1s ptsosr loderer pilon0en.
Pilanjt man is in srDbere S0pfe
ooer aub.I, 70 itobs man bic grot
spiI1en 9dllen uno Sopfs ooer 4is
bsIrano nit tinsm Sol5e feit. ST
bic pflon3orbeit bssnost, 70 gisbe
man bic pflnm.n ti4tis an. Sn
ben foIgsnbtn 9osen bdIte man lie
stpas i6attig uub s~sniigeno feu9t,
aud mub 0ftsrs stipribt Dsro.n.
Stsbn bic pfldn5en in einsm 9e'
pG9sbdus, 70 bdrf nidt gu bisI ss'
liiftst ipsroen, bumit bic pfIauoen in
seipanntersr 9uft itshsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-12
GaedsRbsrtilsans.

Sine iebr lGfiss unb SupeiIen
ldum 3u lbsrpGltigsn0s 4rbeit ers
lpd6ft Dem 5armer 6ur9 Die Aueden.
Oieie befin6en Ti9 msiit in srOBerem
umfange nur bort, ipO iAlperer 8os
ben sntipeDer srIt ieit tur3er 3ett in
aultur III, ODER no Oisls ni9t rt9tig
bstritbeu porbsn 1T. 9as adern uno
@raben BEL gu feu9tem 8pben, Bee
Ionoers no Der older ni9t gang eben
lit uno tlsins 9srtisfungsn DorhanOen
ino, tonu uriu4e iein, odB Elm gps
Den perquedt unb uur i9psr 81 rets
nigen 1T. Der gartner fam ii4
Our9 IorsTGltisss grabsn nit petn'
li6sm 0ur9iu9en Oes 8ooens mad
Quedenmur3eIn, bertn ieoes tleinite
suridaebliebens Stid9en MurSeln
i9lGgt, nod sbsr BON Aueden befreis
en-, penn es aud 1elbi inn i'm eriteH
Sabre taum sslingt. Der 5armer
6eieitigt Die Qusden ouf Iei9tem 8os
Den ieoo9 am tbeten our4 4nbau
BON Sadfrtdten, Oa bar9 fleibiges
gebaden am beItsn sntgegengearbeitet
ptr6. auf iaDsrem 8Ooen lam Die
autde ieop9 nur Our9 refine 8ra4e
bertilet tperben. Gin fla9ss pfliigen
nit BEN 0rsiI9ur, ielbitrsOen0 crit
tpeun Der older our9getrodnet 1T,
ma6t ben Qnfung Der 8ebdnbluns
Iol6en 8obens. gia9bem our9 2tes
asnloFsn oes adsrs bic @9pnen
ssrfaasn iinb, miro berielbe NIT idcrs
fer siIerner Ggge ~bedrbeitet, un6 ale
outage tretenosn DuraeIn iperOeR SUE
iammengereGt rnO an oi, MeerGnoer
gum Qbfabren setragen. No@ DOrs
b~ergebenbsm Mal5en ptr6 nOamaIs
geI9Glt unb geesgt unn bic nod pors
bdnotnen ausdenpur5tln az ben err
ftsn gsfammsIt. Nas nod bon
Auedsn Suriidblieb, lam our9 Una
teradern in Ole Sisfe ssbra9t tpsr'
ben, mo- Die observation-disclosures
.fsbIeH.
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ltebtr Sas gerpflansen.

Man b%erpflan3t bic 9opfpfIan3sn,
nsnn tie ben alien sopf ourAeepur'
5elt babsn unO feline 10 CUTE Gnt'
ipideIung msbr 3sissn ME friibsr.
9as lit Der 8eitpantt gum @erpfIaR'
aeu. 6ier3u tpdbls man einen 3eits
punt Dor 8sginn elmer ueusu Maasa
tumsperioOe; beIer lit BET ben met'
fen 4flan3sn i'm DriiAabr, BEL mans
4en aber aud Der 9erbft. Die SGpa
fe biirFen uur cine Rummer grDBer
iein als ole alien, in 5dIlen, mo Dies
niht gsbt. mub man notiirIi9 grO.
bere uoer aud fleinere Hlmmerr
nGblen. Mdn nimmt Die piIon3e
aus Dem dItsr 9Dpf bsrous. inOem
man iit unltshrt unO ben 9ppfronh
duf cine nntsrIase i9Idet. SIT BIZ
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-12
gHtsrsr &a9ui.

Der Rabm ipirb bitter, MEM man
i'm All LANCE Dor BEN 8erbutterH
Iteben ldBt. gla9bem Der Rabm
brsi Gage alt getpOrbeH 1T, beginHt
sr fi9 gu DsrdnOsru, urb an Disrs
ten Sage 1T sr oft i4m 10 iauer
a%sporben, bab sr bsim 8srbuttern
bic aarae Butter pber aud ben &afs
fee 6erbirbt. Nan ioate babsr ben
Rabm Dor benz 9erbuttsrn niht
lancer tpie 48 Stunben fteben lofsn.
DEM nur bns Utter gibt benz Rabm
ben bittereu, lauren 9ei9mad, uae
ni6t bas Juttsr, peIdss pie anp
psr3ebrt bat.
angenDmmeu, baB bns @rns in
Der @eioe bur9ars iiiB unb seiunb
1T, Dber baB bic Sub ullr Our4aus
seiunbe 9Riibsn gefreKen bat; bann
pirO Der Aabm bon ibrer Mtl9,
tpsnu man i'm bret Soge lang bdlt,
oennD9 Iauer. 8snu man ben
Eabm 8u lange fteben IdBt, tpirb Ct
au5 bann iauer tDenn man bic Mila
asrabe in Der ri9tigen Semperatur
oufbetpohrt unb fpsar INNER gut
bebedt gebaIten bat, nm bic 2uft
fernsubalttn. 9aber foIIten mir ben
Rabm nismaIs lduger tpie Bis gum
brittsn Sage nufbeUahren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-12

iisbs[s 6err perbsn t0uatu. psu1
man Die 9isFs NIT bsw aopf mao
unisu bdIitn Idbi uHb 0olul uHisF
borIldtiqsm GtrsIdeH ben llbtrfull.
lasn Snbalt bss aroples enlfunt
MsnH Is fh abtr nm cine Der
nopfunq bes aropfes nit griintu
SaImsn bdnnelt, bic f9 inGt 10 Heidi
Btruusfrsi6m lahtn, ptiao man iDoIl
ODER libel su elmer Operation fore
ten mlHen, inoem mon ben arqpi
borEdtiq dirff1nibet, fangiam ett
Ieert uno bam Die HuiitrIid m0alimi.
fI~siuoebaliens munbe miebsr NIT l4
ner Geipe ober a~abeRoar1n suHabh.
Sin neues @erfnbrtn, ben a'topI
tcsnn er Iid duf ~ireenoeine gBsii.
ibefiat un6 infolgeoefen berInrltl
Bat, an beiIsn, mil Elm 2isritnue
BARN esfuubsH babeH, 6ub CT Der
9iersn Dobl cine Gtnnbe lang red
narms umf6ldgt mndf. 9as 9itr
piro duf ben SAob gelloHmen, mi
einem fpurinen aute 5ugebeds, unD
nun perben, imwu mad grfuIten
6ss einen, nsue lp1rine Maherum
I6ldae gsmadt, bic auf ben Barter
4rDpf feltgeoriidt mGr6er.
MatirIi6 barfsn Die llml6Idgs
nidt gu beib fem, 70 oaB fs etbh
DunDen psrurIaden, aber ie mlHen
immerbin rt9t iparm fem, 10 tuie
man Ie auf Dem 9anoritsn eben
lsiben tam, oenu bsiaHntli4 1T bic
Isr bebeutGno smpfinoE4er als Die
Snnenfld9s Der SdnO.
QaGoem Die umi9ldge etfpar cine
Stunoe fortgslebt iiR0, brinst man
oas srtrdntte Ser in sinsu nnrmei
aorb uno bet4 ss Isi9t gu, 70 noB
% teineu 3uglpinO betrnmsR fam.
Na6 GINGER 3ett ipirO ii4 ons Sc.
fin6sn gebsFert bubsn, uub Der ers
frantic psrbGrtde 9ropf ipiro iebr
i6nsa tpieoer pa4 peroa1., n
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-12

S~qual6saafer (Iints( unb eetrsifter
@ltrteutdfer (re@ts).
bieIe 69dbIings, sunG9it bic 8IGttsr
Der iungen pflon5en 70 gut ipie m0gs
lid bon ben Rdfern unb @iern gu
iGubern unb oorn an ben @tengel
Der pfInnoen Elm paar 9ampferbdlle.
tpie tie aur @srtilgung Der Mptten
nsrtponbt iperben, 5u lesen. SOlIten
einige bieier Bale bonn Reeen fprts
seEhpemmt tperben. 70 muB man fie
bur9 neue erfeben. Infer @epdbrss
mann mnbte bic grFabruna naB mad
antpenbung bisiss mttteIs bic SnIets
ten bolb gars DerldnunOen tuaren,
uuO CT eraieIte cine Duraiigtide grnte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-12

nit Sem Rarneu 8iuoeier bs3ei4s
net man IOlae gier. bic enttpeber gar
feline, poer bod rur cine gang peiAe
Gdale babsn. Die lIrfa4e 0a5u
lam eine Gutainnuug oes 2egeOarms
ODER oes Shelters Iein ODER IN els
rem MdHseI on aaIinabrung feiHefl
gruno finbsn. Dor allen bat man
alIo 0drauf at a9teu. boB ben Sibs
nerr itets in dusrei9enber MeHse
Die @toffe eesebsn iueroen, bic ft
unbeoingt Sur 8iIbung Der Gierfhds
le unb our 9erOGuung Der Robrune
sebrdu9en. 8isIs iinb, ME f6Ou
otter erpGbnt, stritpbtner Rnlt, gss
mohIcns 4uEterni noIen, 5ertteinsrtt
.GisrI9aEens @an6 pn0 bsroIeihsu
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-12
0rHufutter nnO 6srfsI.

IdtIier uilp SwipeiNe6huleI IplNth
bdltia niat ~ssniis,Rb ben 8ert oes
0rlniuttsrs uno ldftissr 0eioen fur
ibre 9isrs Bn parotgsn uno sldubsn,
bah Die GdpeiHs buuptidhliG oaJu
ba Tiub, NIT Osu abFdasH auf5urdus
men. gsnn 10 GUT its iid bisrflr
sicnen, 70 poliommsH tntidaOigen is
ben 3lGttr fir cine ~iorgtdltigt YfIs'
&c uRb gutes gutter.
@rlntutter III gang bslonoers be-
tommlid fir iunss, nod I'm Bdas'
tum bsgriffens 2itre be man iusit
portsilbaftsr auf5isben ionn, ipsHu
linen cine CUTE B:ios nit sriinen,
Iaftiaem Buttsr aur YeriiisuHg iteht.
1tt erfubrunaen prdftii9er Jarmsr
habsn eestigt. Dob bic @sipI4t5uHa9ms
Der S9iDtmt NIT iueuiger Soften
burd 9%runfuttsr erSieIt Dir0, als
burb 3rodsnfitterang. auf Der
8eios trbnlteH aaberDem Die 8tsrs
rsi4li6e 9eiptgung in Der frii9sn
Quft, mas is bis 81 einem bobsn
@raoe asoer ardntbsiten gefeit ma4t,
uno rusnn fe bonn in ben Wlaittaa
eebraat psrbsa. issten iis auBerss'
p0bnli9 raid Gett an 9as Don
linen gefreHsne griHiutter beipdbrt
fid Dor alien ourf MISUNDERSTANDING
elmer guten @sroauung uno zines &C.
funoen QppetitS,
Qm msilten yortetI am 9ruufut'
ter baben, ME ssiaat. Die GerteI,
bod 1T ss aud rattan, bag trad,
iiae Iluttni9ipein Idrgere 3eiI nnf
elmer gutsu MitIs su ipetoeH, ba q
bann nm 10 trdftigsre E'rtel tpirft.
Diefe tper0en bnHn AUDI balo oas
sSutter su fretien leruer.
Die Qrt Der 5itterung pdbrsnO
oss Deibegangs bdnSt natiirli4 gan8
bon Der Gru9tart nb. 3efebt 0as
grinfuttsr aus Raps, aIfulfd, ales,
auherbIsn, Sojabpbusn ooer elmer
anOeren fart proteinbaltigeu 5ru4t,
70 1T Is MD! nOtig, bic @etreiOera.
fion our9 Elm protsinrsi4es 6utter
au ~ergdn3sn; Ni 8Iaugras, ROgsen,
6ufer ODER onbersr aihtsltgumin0Ier
s5rudt b1segsn 1T ss rattan, sinen
tleinen grOamfaB protsinbaItigsn
Jntters S%u3uisbsn. Sn Der Rssel bs'
iteht bic Gstrei6erdtion aus Itais
uno gerits, unb bisis t0nnsn am be-
fen 0ura 3uiuB bon 2einiamsnOl
i'm 9srbdltuis BON ! gu 10. ober bon
Sdlampe i'm 8erbdltnis bon ! gu 16
ergdnst tpsroen. Die 5uttsrrote bdngt
oopon ab, psI9s getpi9t0unabms
man s~r8islen pil. als Dole 9etrsi'
0erats fperben in Der aeesI 4 pfun0
Der Gag auf is 100 pfuno 2ebenogs'
fpi9t gsrsdnst, bod lit fir Sung
f9ipsins Die balbs Ratipn aumstit
btnreinenb.
S1tpeine diisI4lieblt9 nit 9rins
fntter uuF3uais9sn i4eint ni9t pros
fitabel au Isin. ba fe ni4t RAID gs'
mug felt psrhea. Dor allem IOlteu
Wluttsrfdpeins burd 3ufiitteruHg
BON @etrsibsrationen in gutem 3gs
ftunbe gebaItsn lperOsn. 8as @rins
Futter 6ient nur Od3u, Den Ndbrs
inert bes 9etrsiosfutttrs Ju srbDbsu.
Die beftsn 6rinfutters Grii9te iinb
aIFdlFo, Rups, RIee, 9%lausras, 9er'
mubo, Roegsr, 6ufer. SoidbDbnsn
uno au4erblen. 9is 8eT9aF'enbeit
6es 8obens, bas 2ltrna uno Die Rss
genrrense miTsu BEL Der Qusnabl Der
5rudturt in 9etra4t sesDgen lpsr'
ben.
n
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&rOpfertruatnng Der Sabusts

Inter Den pieIsn 2eioen oes Ges
Fligelbofes iisbsu Die 3ropFsrtrans
tungsn nit an erItsr GtsIs. sic
perb,n meif bdour4 berbsigcfibrt,
DOB bic Siere su idneres, unnsredus
ltEes Gutter oufnsbulsn ooer uua
fG ben aropf NIT erinsn &olmsn
unb Grdisrn iibsrIoOsa. Sm triteren
1ole miro mon aismLi4 Jsi@t pss
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-12

nebmen ioll. Die 6iiBe iin6 NIT
6Hnrniersr am oberen SsiI DTS Sas
items 6sfeItigt unb t0nnen, Der 2dnss
he's Snds entiprs4snp, meter aliss
chamber Obsr HGber 3~uIammen GEE
FsIlt perten. On benz Sad iinb
OsIen angs6ra6t, bic einfa9 iibsr bic
nit benz &aitm bsfinOIi9en 5atsn
gslegt tperbsu.
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eudtrdssr lit Iaisernte.

Gin febr prattH8ss @srdt fir bic
Naissrnts 1T untsnitsbsnO nbssbiIs
bet. IS 1T Elm auf brsi bspsgIi9su
5iBsn ruben6sr tridterartissr &as
fen, Der 5ugIsi9 nIs SrGger fir ben
Sad oisut, Der bic glaistoIbsn aufs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-12
Mittel seser aHrbis. anS 9nrfen.
fGfer.

Cine i6Iimme gIags fir Semitic.
farmer iinb gspiiie arten bon ads
fern, pel9e DEFENDERS bic aiirbis=
unb gurtsnpflanssn oufreifeu. Sc
finb bies Der lange, f9porae
y@quafb"s Safer, Der seftreifte Sur
tsntGfer unO Der i4Iunte geitreifte
6drIetins 3dfer. Gin ~erfabrener 6drs
rlsr empfieblt nun als MitteI geger
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Gti6lslfonssu 70 bsftitiet miro, bob
tds ttngtl6irrlt Tier bsqusm ir.im
lam, o6ue ME bisbu burn bic Gngt
uno Ods Din uno 6srlapanitn bss
tim a6tr Iloul nuO Rals stliiilpt.H
GutterIadts bslditist 81 tpsrbtn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-12

qraIiiidlsr sntitrIalten.

Chm Isby braItidsn duitsriOpsn
fur qftr6s Die In @dsrbdumtn sin'
ati6irrl fnb, BAT elm bsuiI9sr aano'
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-31

Beginning tomorrow and continu-
ing throughout tho week. Richmond
will entertain probably tho greatest
galaxy of tennis experts ever assem-
bled atop these seven hills. when tho
annual Old Dominion tennis tourna-
mont Is .of1icially inaugurated. While
tho Hermitage challenge cups are the
trophies most sought after. there are
many other honcrs to be won. and
seeking these honors will be men and
women OF tho highest rank In tho
world OF tennis.
Fred g. Pollard. himself racket
expert OF no mean ability. will be IN
charge OF the tournament. He an
nounces that the present list OF en-
tries Ia by far tho largest and unques-
tionably tho most talented in the his
tory of the now classic event. They
como from all sections of the coun-
try; from New York and from Atlanta,
from staid Boston and from sleepy
Philadelphia-practic every city on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-31
SPRING GOLF AT
HERMITAGE CLUB
Tournament Now in Full Blast,
With Good Cards Being
Turned In.
LOCKER SHOWS RARE FORM
Wins Memorial Day Matches
With Lowest Gross Score.
List of Drawings.

A large number OF golfers participat-
ed In tho Memorial Day eighteen-hole
handicap golf tournament. played at
tho Hermitage Golf Club yesterday
A prize was offered for tho low gross
score. and was won by w. C. Locker.
The low net score was won by A. c.
Bayliss and second net scoro was won
by G. letter Jones.
The annual spring tournament at
tho Hermitage is now In progress, and
ffty-two golfers qualified the past
week as entrants. Tho scores were
generally good The best score turned
In was 7T, and there were two. w. Fl.
Palmer, Jr.. and w. C. Locker. each
had II.
Beginning tomorrow, match play
will start in each division and con-
tinue through tho 9th.
Following are the rules governing
the tournament:
The lowest sixteen players constitute
Class "a" and play for championship
Of the club. and prize in addition.
Also prize for runncr-up In Class "a"
All other classes will use handicaps
(three-fourths the difference) and play
match play for prizes
Defeated Fights in each GLASS will
play for prizes.
First round match play Juno 1 and 8.
Second round match play June and
Third round match play juno and
Final round match play June 8 and 9.
The last day in each period Is de-
fault day. Stymies must be played.
Defeated Fights will play for appro-
pirate prizes in each division.
Below are the drawings for the Sow
eral sixteens:
First Sixfeen-Cinss A.
(For club championship and prize in
addition.)
Douglas Call. w. H. Palmer, Jr, r.
F. Neal. w. C. Locker. H. Stewart JONES'
Jean 8. Jones. Wins F. Wilson. B. NJ
G. Jeter Jones, Joel S. Perrin, A. G.
Hoover. r. r. King, NJ. M. Mcclure. b.
B. Valentine.
Second Sixteen.
(Play for appropriate prize.)
Geddes II. Winston. o. b. Hill. H.
w. Hall. w. w. Neal. ]. g. Nelson. Pc
ter Winston. d. A. Palmer. c. II. Duna-
George w. ISoiner. A. L. Hawse. e. l..
Word. Raymond Massey. Thomas b.
McAdams. James L. Anderson.
Third Sixteen.
.(Play for appropriate prize.)
D. F.. Hoover, j. B. Hobbs. j. b. Du-
Val, IT. II. Agnew, William E. Craw-
ford. John B. Organ. w. Ashby Jones.
Jr.. c. w. Rucker C. p. Rucker. q. s..
DesPortes, Hunsdon Cary. Willard
Jones. w. G. Coulbourne. Fl. r. Wood,
G. s.. Clarke, Henry w. Wood.
Fourth Division.
(Play for prize.)
George W. Harrison. Christian
Clnrke. H. c. RELY, e. B. Thomson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-31
Colts Away Entire Week

All OF this week the Colts Will
have a merry time. They leave.
thirteen strong, conforming with
the league formula, headed by Man
niger Ryan. for Iidewater, where
Newport News and Portsmouth will
divide hOnors nm hosts to the local
crowd. Newport News gets the
honor first, Ryan ferryinE to Ports
mouth for the weekend. II lie Is
nbie TO brenk even during the week
the fnns Will be more than satisfied.
Harry Mathews is sure to fight
for every game I'm hts town, and he
Ii anxious to keep the Builders
about where they now are. Certain
IL Is TINT he is going no lower II he
can help IL. Jesse TannehilI may
not have nm formidable a bunch as
some of the teams In the circuit,
but he always manages TO make II
intensely interesting for the COltn,
regardless of whether he Is at home
or Visiting here.
Just mt present Manager Rynn'a
pitchers are giving him Some con-
Germ. They are not going as strong
nH he would like to zee them. Some
how or other they hive deveIoped a
faculty of collapsinS in the final
moments of the contest. allowing
the opposition to come from behind,
and, If not winning, at lenst getting
uncomfortnbly close. However, with
even breaks, he expects to return
with at lenst ms good a positton as
he now occupies.