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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-15
THIS rs ny seth. slsrnoAy .
Rear Admiral pil.h,,..

joan fii"tt lfisaars. retired -r,r.
tnmi ~ 81 'hc United s,sics N.,N. anf
'"med inr MS inve2t cations ana ehaff
ms ~ the Snif STREAM In the Atlanta.
s'cean, Was aorn a. i.hwrll. Mass. De,,
" fsta After etaanatlon ffan the
NaNai AcasenlN IN 1885,. he w'on aa.
Naaecmens ~ steady stazcs ~ ths RAINY
- Csnssin ~ 1872 and MAS made retr-
admiral az isaN lust befnro hts retIre.
incn' IN nec rs ~ that ye~ir. on ac.
eNaAt - 1se MS prlnelpal service
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-15

VILLA seems ready 10 Gust Gu-
iierrez ~ Mexican ruler Some.
thing wrong here. How 10 the
name Of scared rabbits can Villa
deprive Scnor Guiierrcz OF an
honor that hc hus never had the
pleasure Of exercising
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-15
AT rHs THEATRES.


The irnpd ~ liis Trlhs" p,.e,
picture to tWo avis.
'ih'ck HANDS Sscrlina eon,,a,
Lyric
Rrarh
drama
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-15

Remember one thing; South
Bluff il rot responsible for some
or lis most thrilling scenery dur
ing wet weather. The mud ~ what
makes nocturncs for the man ia
The moon. and occasional dayiurns
Inn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-15

The Literary Digest is sending a
shipload Of flour TO Belgium Just
think how much paste that viii
make Il old Neptune swats il with
enc Of his LOOSE mines
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-15

Congress is going 10 have ~
consider the suffrage amendment
TO the Constitution before the hol-
days, but we are afraid the dccis.
ION won't be reached IN Time to
enable the ladies' to get VOTES ia
their stockings by the 25th
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-15

barring th+ ish-Amefrzs ',
hc commanded the dynamite en-
Ncsuvlus ~ sun,lago. Late b \
chief Of staff ~ tho Noah A..4
Fleet and pacaruc Chief 81 The 1,x,
u NaVlsaiIon With otfIsS'Ass<tu
r.sUpmput atifi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-15

Just when the patent office dc
eides that ii will never consider
another attempt to Sole perpet
nal 'npiion, Mexico Groves the me
shani''d feasibility ,f such an IN
Eeuiion
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-15

No matter siomachacheless cab
hayes continue 70 pat themselves
mud grow fat; and pretty soon
they'll he giving cauliFlowcrs a
lesson in table manners.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-15

Somebody says tho dogs Of war
arc making the fur fly. Not 10
any great extent in Mexico. But
maybe that s because they are
laelon dogs.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-15

1855 L >. lNstonlcc patent .fq-,
WITH cnnttms destroyra Il,
Mn1niuFton ~ five Ma,
insl"ls and nato''t dfaNin,rs l...t
$500 Law SEPARATING Chnreh ard S,a,.
went intV cffrVi ir rfanr,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-15

Pressure on lever with Zoe, Ifts
The I'D OF a new garbage receptacle
I" he buried In the ground white
the contents are drained 10 wlrc has.
ket until dry enough 10 b. withdmwn
nnd burned
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-15

Whispering whishcr>' When
the rest of the couriry reads onl
temperature IT is going to think
Anaello has slipped into the
Gnlf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-15

Blood may be thicker than wa
Ter, hut Whenever nations hecomc
tnckcst they get 10 BE The least
friendly
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-15

Pcsslniisis and optimisis per
honS who neglect the truth. which
Is midway between them.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-15

lndiscrciionS are not dangcrpu,
81 one has enough discretion tN
engage N them with moderation
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-15

The ilohson amendment will
have National consideration be-.
fore the holidays It will he de.
fcalcd bat the icmpor Of the
times IS moi uncertain The only
thing that can avert drouih viii
be the enforcement of cXistinp ID.
quor laws Ia such manner that
liquor viii coaso 90 bo ana acute
problem Only the abuse Of liquor
is harmful
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-15

Colonel Goethals has asked for
two torpedo boat desfroycrs IN
order that he may keep The canal
neutral. What difficult way TO
accomplish simple design. Why
doesn't he arrange for one Of
those celebrated tulchra slides
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-15

W j Lockr once said ITO be-
heroic in cold blood is highest
grade True enough. And that
is why the hcroism Of peace, set
ting about iis mission with def.
mite knowledge is more Curious
lhuu the hcroisu Of war which Is
only q species of temporary mad
hess.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-15
OTHER VIEWS



The European war hlH brought home
o. the people Ut the United States the
gr's,t dependence 81 Ga. South on ts
cotton with it's cotton market ip
lArg. part CLOSED O. considerable part
81 the country ftslr itself helpless and
demands extraordinary nld from the
rost 81 tho nation
Many southcrnere Ure CONVINCED that
this dependence on sinRlc crop is not
onlY unnecessary bat unwise The
planters have b-en urged 90 devotc
part III their land ~ other crops. 30
that m guch i,n emergency es that
Wlhch noW cnnfrunt4 them ihey would
Pc IN no danger of ruin
70 has remained for the south Carte
lima legislnturo Co put THE advice into
the form IT law \ hiil haa been pass.
ga 90 compel ever, planter Of the state
tp devote a least onr- third IT his acre
axe tu some error other than cotton
such a. law is pnterualistlc ln tne
extreme. and ii is doubtful IL li could
be- ,uipred ro dictate 60 u land own
or what he sh.,ll do With h,s hand has
seldom been successfully attempted In
the United States.
The law. however maN nos ne with
out merit Even u Il IL unenforcc,blc
it WIN serve the purpose NJ Informing
plaHtciy that the best opinion is In e. q
voi e ~rop diVrfsiiication The nc-
ti"h u Tor good ~ the planters them
settles. and has no mysterious mntie,,
~ ~ alrcady certain that IN South
f ,Arrlina aud othc Senther1t states
There viii be lncredsed planting 81
sueN crops as Gets and corn ntNi
sptmg. Many vi the planters hav,
needed no irsls,rncr a. prove o. their
thc rclls ot placing an their etKs IA on,
basket cleveland liam Dealer
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-15
Texas Press
pesnots ard Hogs.

feaNutt ara fo0s.
William Nanfsr pi the cNtcpsiuu sen.
vice nf Tie Agricultural ana Mechanic
al cnllegp naS that the fpfmcrs ~
Dsuton rmnts have 900 bushels %
peanuts on hand and oaunot find a
market Tor ihrm Perhaps thry nave
not tried to find d market SO one
can find e market for crop that tR
not IN immediate ioeai demand by
WAITING fpi hulri to come around
any more ihan IL duirvmRn nerd ~
pcct tu vet 70 bucket full Of mik by
Aitting on % stomp ia the pasture ana
WnitW fui the COW 60 back uu 90 hc
mii,c1 There Hte aaVuul peanut fac.
tories Boz lsNna which are clpmorinr
f1r mnre Nuts aud prAnut factories
are scattered an over the country 4
letter 60 heHr would develop custom
vrn probably And thorc are aiNaya
hogs humow hrrc needing Ga hc fat.
tened and peanuts are one at the best
fnttcning r,uons fpr hogs known 60
the farmina fmternitf Connect ton
carloads of shoata With those % 900
bushels uf peanuts Nud the Fort
4 Worth livestock mnikvi would absorb
the peanuts nogH aud an nt a Rood
lpmtt l'nri Worth Record
Admiral Fletehsc's rsstmony.
ltehr Namiral Fletcher, cemma nder
sof the Atlantic fleet. hnt appeared ho.
fare the house unvai committee IN rH.
Nrecs ~ The preparedness 1T thu unite.
Statos navy W caAe 81 wnr ON IN,
whole hts csiimatr ~ the fixhun,
strength nf oar navy must he distinct
W encouraging 20 the Rndluhhcr m,
, NNmirnl declares that the navy ~ IN,
iunitva States ~ tittcd tn capc Will
tho navy ~ any other uatlnn "a th,
world except that ~ England
since Enginnd's aoti,it, IN hnlidn,
lhntticrhine hns been much efratrl thai
|, THAT vt the United states. this cSccp
tlnn is not unexpected and IA. there
ior. not discour,ginc
SunrisinR go mett ~ us uc doubt. i
, the fact that the distinguished Unite,
"A States naval officer does not place vi
suhmatines that value which the NOR
lnf German sl,hmafli4.s taalnsi Ensne
war vessels wuuid scent % warrant
rpo ynu think Representative Hob
e. son asked him. that "a small nr q iafN
4 nnmher ~ submarines would have am
nat1rlal ,ffect un the control of a.
cas-
9TH. e.nsssi nl the sea would aot d
materially affected wue the answ sl
! ~ Germany had 500 submarines. a
X 0u think Z, wunla ho much mois ~
q fectiNe Ter German, wae the sue
'rcdine qucation
No. ! doubt g. the aanaii.,l rrpue,
II has appeared e. many Tint an
Y submarine. NO longer mcrclN a a,ri I
o hndcrsca scnuL had h,enme a mos
A iNrificant factor IN SOLVING the proh
!, Elm of the mastert 20 thc sss SaIn
nave gone so Tar "a to predict that N
ircadnought and the supcrdfeednoueh
,rc doomed by this LITTLE ihine ina
a 'tiekiug lis snout out OF the waite
Il aunchcs beneath the wages an attac
IA hat is As unexpected MS ID h ,lcadg,
4 According to Admiral Fletcher how
" 'ver, the rial supremacy 81 the sex, a,
,ends on dr~adnonghts ana the grnsr
'nttleshlp fleets.
/, The personnel OF the insN has neVs
!, hecn hiKher than II Is TO-DAY. Admis.
Fletcher declared.
~ Altogether. there rs nothing alarn,
q ms even to the hystericalh disposed 1
his testimony before the house naVs
conimitten- Dallas Times Herald
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-15

The dove ~ peace has been
plncked and spittcd on a bayonci.
and now hunters arr going after
the dove of Texas They arc 50
crazy 10 kill that they inst can :
bear TO wait until the breeding
season is over "a commence their
alanghirr.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-15
The Msls In Babylon.


fnlos poy an from al over the south
III thoroughbred mules hclng shipped
m nrss,t cnreocs To- participate tn the
Fnrspvan war
Nov. heros ptahl.sn
AZ mules am alike la disposition. In
"hsiinacy Ia tmc,ile power and In
temperament that approaches that
~ Il rrimR drnun
Vow then Il IS m Georpln aarkcy
can Go 70 Aot q mule to Nunk ploW
through The lufrow. and thv Georgia
datkry knows morc about ~. mule
than Mehpmct knew about Mecvs
Hut what n eoins to happen when
a frcnehman attempts "a manage a
Gvorein mule Win that nalaVeting
coNttesN fur which the French arr pro.
vcrhial serve 10 break the backbone ~
me mules oedufacy and make him
haul forward artillery At record
breaking pace We halhor doubt
Nnd IN Eermany1 That IL indeed. a
p'Nhlcm Can the Georgla or Mise
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-15

Here's som"shinE for nnrhuuk a. uA
his hand On. said smith. hoplulls
WHAT'S ihatf asked nelghhor
rtainng a. Christmas tree a. snraul
Ito own presents Womau's HON,
tNinpuniun.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-15

Mt wilcox things woman's clnthes
should reveal hrr temperament In
most oascH W. would be- Impressed
Win thv met that she HASN'T much
Temperament iialtlmorr sun
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-15

In Dreams
BY WALT MASON

In il.aln. Lnna N, a0II. lIe. u nI.a Ihs IIa. ."
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-08
cAloMEL MAY
HURr YOUR LIVER

Every time YOU take This powerful,
dfus ycu are 800 danrcd Take pol-
SONS Liver Tome Instead csiomc a
made frcm mercury. aad while mer.
curry has man, Nsluabls uses. it is "A
dangerous thine to swallow n caiom,i
STAYS boz ihr ssacm vcry lone 70 sail
Yates Eyen when % works naturall,.
its aitcr-cfgccis are u1ton bad
The city png store viii sell YOU
hodsnns Liver Tone. which rs p.s..
uNcll guaranteed 90 take thc place ~
cslomcl Liver ronc stimulates the
sNer Just enough 10 start IL Workins.
and does not make sou sickcr than
ever az calomei often does Nou feel
sood after takins podson's and Il won't
Force YOU q stop eating or working az
tee lNAing a. u Is as beneficial Tor
children as Tor adults
TRY large bottle for ufty cents un.
der me guarantee thai your money
viii he given hack chcerfnny u you're
not satisfied. Advertisement.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-08
First and Second
Grades will be waited on
TO d A Y

BE sure and note following scheduR
and make school book purchases on
the day designated for your grade.
We are making arrangements to carr
out this new plan, and hope TO give
the public better service than ever
before.
We ask your cooperation in this pbG
Inauguratcd for YOUR convcnencc.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-08

that our representative Hrc honest,
.icsn hearted. anbcr AMI iruthiul tlai
our Interests may az ah tm's be-
guarded and ih' ponoi ~ buf got erin
meni boz construction and not deetIu'
.ian. equitable 1904 spifsfui economical
not political
We ahoud give ouf owes lahHf tnd
sacrifice Zoo the pcfpctuiif tnc weitfe
ud the sluft ot oar government ua
nonll. sisfo and atr We pHc h1 ID
Doc dut ~ aiioannco and wr haNo %
uaht 90 demand ~ b th, protection 20
Yuf lntefcste nf 900 umrs s1 mne 1921
.huHr interests alr uW intoua5t frnt
ulIh thD public good. EHtenH Hnd unr
on.utnie authority and mover allow
PARTISAN <,ui tD lmpuif nriuDrlr uU
lives sui newer critiDlar without ann1
frnson Always contend fHr whlt H
naht aum victor vhrn obtained n
improper mct mods aud ho bravo enough
u mrrf dDfDAf NIfh uHthit'I ONulHao
aud .pn,i,tiun wh'n 5000 nfs uant
Nluuns atr horn Hf th, r"ld fnH
ftoit Hfe fh,, whu cau alHnl fDr tno
uFht tnd win Boo honorable nHrl.
Wo must uul De- fnreotfH sc tn"aD
aho preserve and rehtn duc, ow
Douutn ncat interest. 300 times vf
t,tr, Wc must uet fnrrDt .Im
bowed duwn us lno Vaant 80 ages
rsus upon his noc $50 mnt un' fDr.
get hm Whu nuppIcs .Hr rrh't. "f
tho world anl fho houo.f .uu' sp1
ttutufm executive ul out U.uHlf' "HU
lullov tnd ,nfurrrs fhr Hv
$40 honof che tl'lHr BOO battle tnd
Grown with praise those eha hat' boon
most .ucooasfu boz applying fhr uis Df
DESTROYING human lIf ruon nuN
much rfclt,r should uo 1900 hDn. e..-
,n thoa, nhe mllue NuHu.Hl Ind
euEm,rfius tt,,F construct Ouf
hnm,. Nrrp nuf toi,e huIi NH WHiH
and ught our furnace nrD N.n mu. Do
sr,lt,i uuuor Ne should fH tIUef
who have learned boss fO uluNNI INil
co. hau destroy. bose fn .rrifo DIN'f
uthrr fmu conquer Dn't. boss tH ',.
paud aud io cnahlo human HiD W
tuuDuu4 DO aItn th, guirbrnInn W.ud
ol prYntinIr ,mpln, meHt ntH.f fHAu
wt,ck tnd rulu BE- nh th, afI. ~ do.
rcpuun uud pnuuou miuEI' 'Itil-
uuuu H mot hnacd upon phtsi,'i fnirt
hui Htgrlt upon commerce tnd ir1dr
These ht.r rU,r hoen tnD rllmg lH.-
tota BOZ tlo worlds affau and in,l
enhancement m,s .dNaN- nrrn u1rhoh
b., tno advancement of manknd Hnd
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-08

nr Kings SOW iAfc lHs wul ,ult
,uu. Caut, "a hrallm flow az lile apd
rlds Your stomach Hnd iiowrls uf Na.t,
and fctmrning hod, poisonH The,
uc "A Tonlc io ,om Stomach ana iAN-
~ ana tome the general system Vast
dUso Win cure you ~ that depressed
d'nrN hllioes and conatpatcd condl,
tiun 2ac ill ttusEists. ADVERTISED
mnnI
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-08

lnilowlNg thr prrDh mtknF "a raa.
kvt diunor on sac sroHnda WAS scn ed
Go several hundred reoplc ta,lork
a hWlrauuo han Same wee plpci 40
loaguc lafh hctWvru two teams ST
union mvu THE coivhuuDu ,lorod With
"a his bah 80 i.n,da Pavilion mst nlght
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-08
LABOR UNIONS AN EQUITABLE AND JUST
RELATION BETWEEN CAPITAL AND LABOR
AGENCIES or LABOR UNIONS WORKING meN oe
mAnoeo REMEDIAL leolsLATIoN WHICH HAS
PROVEN NECESSARY SECURITY OF SOCIETY, sho ".
ADDRESS TO LABoRlNc MEN

ono of iho principal addresses mad,
fo Doe ahofue men at yesterday % DeI-
oh.atiou was that made bf W o. iop,
o. part ho Said
] have been ttuem tp believe thai b'
the cultivation ~ th, higher element.
&c civilization fuo dl} would come when
.hofc would b.. 900 lions of war but aH
vnald ic lambf n poaDc Doc the cas- ot
pstirr aud even tHr echo of th' bai
ilo aiuior. would nr huehed and th'
caf er,tt,d Nith iHo mellow tones oi
iu, nutc and harp uehuing Boo th'
frian of universal pra,o 80 ulcuds
ihe h.nHted risiiiyauon 0f thr pros"u.
putuhmH no exception Co. goo, l.lai
The woild tndut n on. sfcaf va.
camp The mpfnluH afum u'Ai SOD
mNua th, uu Iu ua UuurHs 'u'ufu
pla.u thp earth ulth tHo martial aif.
rf naiuu. fhai htft Hifrad respond
20 tD tine lhuu alarm 90 n1r snd Htc
nau ,nnsned in draih nnpp'r fm
world Wide -uprriua, THE h'i .ua
uf,trl 90 ihir mputort world lHu nat
now hr uuictcd in poa,Dfm elc'p. The
ut, nf home 90 country of native
hnd b. fbe mRhft mpulac HhIrh dr
throne. tnr nhlt, winged mrH DnrDr 10
Ipifors,l r,a,c and hansa th' nt'o.
n,i nY ihe prumus hopl o.. lh' .N"td
10. fhD r'ov .hHf' fNd pI.Hrr war
.,m bob rnc church yards
IHc 5000 causes uf tH Wat DOB N'.l.
.n tr aurmih NrnFn Hi fNr r'1I
auua uf ihr European utf mn nr.-
40 Do. Nuuwn MrhlDn IH Fl, I'pulu, boz
nHmp boot Il mOnifchi BOZ n. .nuu
%. ulm great mnF of isuHrHnt Idi'
1uh aunrsanifed Itopir whose poverty
hla mads thnm hard pressed 'Hd lnsi
FOB ih,m 600 nmnHIpn s. cnunt wiih
mtu, mIHDn. uf p,up'. hui nDfWr 'n'
n.i unu,d Nf icwrr thlu ta tHou. ind
gbn, ula no muliD DH td '
.rnf aud mpasahl, Hlif nI.iDi N'.
.nrru hn.. rDururniInH hHH InI
hn.e rrDenuur ,tunl luNWN
tud dIn,s. bad n0HuIun iH.rHm
nm.. amrHr n,f men n. itu.f n'd
ralIrd ih, hur.f uf hrr .t'iU ui.n iH
.n. auei tni nd nnrd n'f senate Imii
N'"
i' ''" '''
fh'n iwm ~ F"t'lnm' N'
publican and n"uld "'r ''l'''i'' 'N'
h'Hi uioluF in' h'.h'I
Aud purD pnltl"i 900 "i h' 'lN
hut 'hr FnNorum'nl "'H mnNf"n'' o.
administered Nnd "riI'h f." ""
tnined 600 thr Hi'aoNtra Hnd spec ''
privileges lm vne' 'ffn'i' N'i' go"
lRuorant Goo uiHauifo 'nd BIO 'h'h uN"'
mnlfcd condition I"' "'ir i"" "''i
fn demand ffmriihI ".l.'''''h 'n'
woul0 Improve th'ir '"ndi.i'n 'n' p'"
.n0i THEM RANTS lnd .'"p 'h' ''"'' '
lhru gnNrrnmDni lhr' '"h'd
nn reforms th"uth th' p'i.''N' in'''
10 tND nlnut nt'iI'' iN' N'i'' "'
uI.d th,m Ertn'nti"n 5000 n'N
alternative
our ftst ru,rtrmrut utDI p.Nri Do
.artro' lnd tnis puur Wua lnie,d vItl
d.. f.u Wla. atr.rai,d to themselves d
n, ,fmrs aud Wisdom no ilr voiii
. Vitn hs emnn,ipntiun tnd ,dupaum
ID ala, v.ftln4 ,itssra .tmr ihr moe
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-08

Iis iterfueut ~ school conditions, anu
with about I-s teachers present OPEN
90 Yesterday morning iu ih' audito-
RUM " ihe High school County SUE
rerntendcnt Set benton presiding
in addition to the tos,hcrs ohio viii
bold positions boz tne Nueees county
houls during fHe oDmius yeir as wcii
as ihc .Itf schools. there arr latgc
rumlor from tAr.ous parts 20 klepofE
,p4nt particularly miru aud bff-
Gnn $3.50 as vrH as other iIaifi." 600
tnat county Tho scesinue eII lace
throughout Use p,ch. $3.50 fri nE
utosfam a,h dti. n RHl.U "h "
demonstrated mant uet methods tnd
mrtrr ,f iri Hus s.uuu. In' uT'i-
TOTO H divided Iutu iuf,e ar.i iuus ihc
numnr intermediate. aui fHc hish
lpol nI Iutus ca.a Afternoon. ae'
fIuu mce.uss Gre hold aIlu tati'us
lnstru. tsr. Iu charge
Tho session opened yesterday mofn
Ina nlth Invocation nt ltc. D. Do noIth
pastor uf the llrt iapuei ,hur H f"i-
loNrd nf Use address af Nel.nmr h'
CoI &c. 90 CRAIG. rr president nf .lr
Cpr.ns CHRISTI DIS. Eam ur
cr,lg assured fho teacher. lutt tH,
hp,s ~ ihr .t, Nrrr In,r, RuUs nore
end ,Nur,sei pleasure 90 tI. hrse
number prp.cnt aho touiI .D rneta,l
JOB teaching th, school hllrcu ~ C.r
aus CHRISTI durIne the coming ,ear. ha
we'll as nsttu,unr 90, eHldron otcr
tbe county Tho addrc-s WAS respond
cd ID, .nt superintendent AfIu nWe. of
Dos. usnon school who urt.n. lola ~
tI. n.e.,aur... .f f4o f,l. h,f. "a. t.r pros.
ont ANA lI.a stated tlaf tnr limo .font
.n fhe institute au.lI nu doubt rrn. d.
.,r.. pr.f.fall. i, tHoss pr.s,ni
pmf BENTON during tae pcfed ai
lowed Or tH. .ul,tIni.rdent ,ui incl
tne aorl t Id, dome DURING flc ar.a
..I...n. ..r..I emphasis on fn. moro
.mp.r,lri .lnI..ts. vt,n trc r., Dol.
.sile Il., MOST consideration. Tho 90
r.Iiu.nf - r., mora l,, tn, .e
rotnr,. MI.a. olive Caldwell n,,t .lnm
sd aitcnt.n
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-08
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE SCHOOL
TEACHERS ATTENDING ANNUAL INSTITUTE
TEACHERS OF suecEs KtEeeRc COUNTIES ARE we've ~
Five DAYS SESSION WHICH STARTED YESTERDAY NOHN''o
rne OPENING ADDRESS ALisr or TEACHERS AIsNO'N0

with the section meetings ih wei
the supcrntcndcnts peroes in winch
i.,I conditions ncrc di. u.sod Cor ilr
mou pan bJ fhe superintendent 'nd
.tnffs who win teach Boo tno Hr-'r HN
dependent districts JOB ihe .ouni'
The fouoaing teachers registered a'
me oponlng ,A,rIses ~ tlo institute
yesterday morn.ue
Lna Tosur mshup AenD tnl
d., Robsionn Wnfti Eitns @Hn-
shine Emmn GuE cHAH.n Margaret
uo.Eins. sniun Iuy Cunningham
R.shop. Ora Massey Port Nnn-t.
e.rt-al. N.>fet caItlI.n Nnnr W'-
nams. Ricardo EDNA Eo..rit l"r
Artnsss. Carrie lieHeft.n. NIsn"p
lsa iaur. mshop EYH ward Ir
ool uuue ltHfucr iinnet.wn N'f'
wilson npsiovn f.nric Hrwn >'n
Vista IHrpH nc De- rHHf" lr'nH
smn Hunud Sunshine .ND fN
rlsa kostor Nis u.a.f
I,ttou uoau Riviera ln D'w
h.m u-H. i,nt 'H.mHr A.r
deem fs- rI..h.th nrFn
Nora Kal,r IarIrv Nro.e NH'nn
Rll,f lrrue I.cnNrr. Nin. $50.
rir rovcra N.ret lhIUn rrftN
pou Nan. Nu lWUE"ra.D \"
Nsu Nlrr. l.tDmu E.t Hn
81 uumuen .fh NeH nHr
In ut rirr I". 'Af
0u Nal p So lnusnu Hnlm M'
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-08
LABOR DAY WAS CELE-
DRAFTED BY CORPUS
tccon,inuc0 froin rass ID

4 'hrlsu Marine Band shat was az Food
~ thc speoohcs. which IL SAYING con-
Alsleraulc, AZ az lcasi two at the ud-
ilgcsAes ihoee hS Mayer Roy Miller
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-07-16
TATUM DRILLS
THROUGH ROCK
Shaft at Sanford Reaches a Depth OF
1900 Feet.

The shaft which w. S. F. Tatum is
sinking at Sanford for oil has now
reached a depth of 1900 feet after
drilling for several days through solid
rock.
There was rumor on the streets
yesterday that oil had been struck and
The News took the trouble to call
Thomas ODonnell at Sanford to verify
or deny the rumor.
Mr.. ODonnell says that they are
working night and day on the we'll and
are going at the rate of about 40 feet
per day. They are now working in
"gumbo" which was struck after pass
ing through the rock.
Everyone is on edge, he says, over
the prospect of striking oil and the
driller is confident of finding some in
dications of oil before going much
further.