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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-07

pil operations age being prose
cnied with yigor and uew com.
panirs are being formed 90 cn
dcayor TO locate ihe pool. The
enormous gas pressure which has
hissed through lhe White pomi
cgaiers with htilc hmmuiiou is
not Is positive guarantee ol uh hut
II shows that therr IS ol nl ibe
adjacent territory and lis disco,
ery is ouly % matter of hard work
aud persistence The m0ucy lha'
has hocu invested by The Gulfrv
Company IS an earnest ol thr eu,h
er that everybody confidently rs.
poets. SO far as Apcri opinion
goes. there is au abundance of oil
in thu Corpus Christi urrH. md ilte
day that % !, discovered well.
wgli ai lcast bus q spring bonnet
utd hook lier IL photograph Of the
oriclual upiinisf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-07

" the Commercial Club lies d.
chIed 10 stand bY SEA. SnuslIu'.
AID Soil, " a can ~ lcasi make the
ioca ,riplets rs substituting pip
for Sunshine. lhl, AZ best the 10.
gan Is very slo. Il sounds like >
course IN agriculture ~ remedy
for Yellow lnnndlee
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-07

Corpus Chu,ii has au aricsian
sell that produces water Of won
dcrful curative value. and II hn-
not been generally advertised ln
the treatment of stomach troubles
particularly Il has proved highly
efiicncious and we're is proper
iies more thoroughly known paf-
rpnagc would certainly follow
Why not have % metal tablet east
and placed over the Aricsiau
square fountain, setting forth the
analysis and the medicinal value
81 the watcrf II pays 90 uhcr.
iisc. and many reading man Wilt
hecemo drinking man
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-07
y > =
MOST WELCOME. ERIEMp

nar nD'ehoufhuoo Hn gHc.
Scoop sWunsinE u"unl No "ur uUUh
planted Earlcu $50 $500 uot -nlnr
iu he morally fr sHHHie 90 s"u, 10
tAcm o. converted ufu p.H cHrr
rliisu ttl'er
Please Invite na e.,r n.au lt Ilp-
pens We want fo hs convinced .hoit
that mfien. anyway 90 saH nutNins uf
il ioesre ,a mNestientr the caller odl.
tnrs rODlpe fr OhiUhon pic ttaNua-
tlllr Herald
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-07

NAfih ~ cerpss christi yr-NA
,'1.isr ~0ala forbid the rNpostaiion 81
N~ m@n'tiens auSit9te1.- and. s,g.
"'N''is heV're ren,fahiy IN iuiud. adds
'A't Nre s4ti s.r0psrly used nav 3,
n''syh uisfv directive than oae armed
man ~ many sealsers equipped in tho
I e''sd STATES uniform = tn, literary
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-07

The City touncl has announced
its paving program Ia bee ratified
hy the people themselves. who VIII
he given an opportunity tu urge
objections The STREETS 10 j.,
paved under the plan adopted sr.
Narlously located aud each One ID
thvm Is an important thorough
lare demanding nnmrdinic altrn
iion of course. the streets l.n
tatitely agreed upon viii NOT suil
rycryhody ma individuals wilI
probably suggest exceptions ano
st,hstiiutions but they are repgc
sentative, we behc,n AND com,
very near 10 what would he rm
bracvd IN program adopted 10,
the entire city ln shc Selection
lot materials, the property m,nor
IMill be- consulted aud la all mat
lers, sp lar as prartloahlo thu.
preferences VIII be- respected.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-07

Atlnop lil.se Time Wssl,
a vile Il * sensual without a
single rc,leeiuing trait Thcr 4
~ is'i ~ 4. no health. no lncensi,e
leading g. contrast. w. ,.adly
lesson y i urres sllgsr crevp
i..g. lnsldlous n lhc picture \
liko the hook. il Is an outrage
brutal, barr faced, lew proved ont.
raea
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-07

Seed plnullng days are muuDct
'd Wow lhc lime 10 pui ,,ues
on tbut pmlgilly dNlsi.u hne,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-07

Ns'hil uunHs rUti wo We
bnown d nt p,0 % make world
II diii7ru0, 20 il luree school,
roonl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-07

70 books as 70 trading n iuerea
itfsi % % be addad go eane iuu
ira iut
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-07
CORPUSCLES



Corpus lnirn has "a NOW slnrtn
N0pus Chnan s,p sunebW, soi
De- msy le that Ulr muhoti cdur.uUn
lma heou neglected. nni hs4cfofr $751;
,Apnot nth tne pHphDnmHe rine uf
ih's mualeai sivsan. hut win su due
.psptet o. Corpus and hrf ,ptou,ria,.
i'Hi sioEn 10 calculated to wr,.ek tho
mngrat train vi fantasia. tnouaata of
corpus Christi and h,f elofy that sam
nr started Un thv mental tmrb nl h,r
woHt optimistic hooHter n it un bc
HWd iuppYuaN $50 thr unau. aure
mmieAlN uut ~ thr iAfnti ss .aurait.
'd @, thmloauy N ihc mind. BE- VIII wake
.a better nluper sirgrr nr runUelsrf
tHan we aro tn Hlnc thc npdua atot n.
.Al ~ usg tfen,h irfm u siriAtn
N That thv uoN siomp IS "hsn.~ and
titvH the iutprCalilp at Roh 90 suns
sentiment and snan virn tl4c r,uih +,
'nrrua christi ls tun,sn' rpaoRiui and
sllc1niWi uitkVlllo DpiimHt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-07

Dceeney never fcfrets Dii Ii-
deeeucy Tor ihc sake II adverse
comment
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-07

Womrn Hrn Wdike aHrinst fhe
Wclier the weather lhe more ,hey
nerd hose without hol
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-07

Address al business epmmuniestion<
nni make oui ~ cheeks. drafia. mon.
~ orders ana express orders 10 The
Caller Publishing cumpany. All sssa~.
sn''iss and communications should be-
sddfossod % kaitar. Corpus Christi
cail.r
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-07

Mexico CITY IS Is most unhap
ry plight lis greatness has hesu
humhled hy armed bandits. hen,
upon mthinkable acts OF dessera.
i'en It's industries haNc bccn still.
pa Is vast commercial rcso,ire,s.
paralyse.l us hankine hsilln.
lions, pillaged It's social and rrR.
gious life frighien.n into Sper.s
liuereas hight. - manifestation.
et fear tha, have deaden,,l thu,
COURSE aud rndorcd them ah;cct
Now. With obVgon STRUNG dies.
nerAte nsen a. sieesis of violence
nnatviS seems about 10 ,l,'scve,l o.l
The CITY ahout IA hight HE pyre
that viii mark its immelia,, .@o..,
Thousands ara hungry and ia raes
suppiicasing all. O. Tor som.
iron armed niax. bold 10 ihc main,
OF eraally, incAorahly kiaA. knnll,
inexorable. quickwiitod and hauk.
eyed. fearless enough 10 raise the
spirit Of order ont o. 4 ,lrenchius
baptism Of blood
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-07
raAr SLOW GUN

inr s'nsln ionYtrl hf fNr Cnuin,r
Dmi Clubs CORPUS CHRISTI sea. slime
shine SHl' falls shoff ~ ,i,t.iurss
% Is go nNflt descriptive t.rFe taery,
ani pullinr power. peitCs a ttn pods .
b., iahlc with uonosyila Hies Old MOST
UthapFf marfAHc is morc i,unf.
than fuativ sasscttiNehts nr euuHoat
punch latsl, nyst,ty BE- is Nor
slogan tn traHe tha fancy stir th,
minsl esnstei rvintttiar. u Abrun,ie in
> s.. "a hp,k y; sounos inst bliss snd fr
niesch th' ear y 'acss poftf, coz iiia-
tion, inai indefnahlc suinsthns "a mics
'aRatuuics the tiirsrcncn between
piQuaney sud pigus Ths triir siueau
anoonsse in oolnr sind fasrhintas shr
tongue, ts An nNenue ~ thurrbt i.aa-
ine % oelsis of imapinatite adventure
We tstN net aer fhs ura aloaan. flr
t Is eertsin 90 miss thc nhh,,, ot
iepuiar consideration Cor4nas Chrstl
vallcr
Saud anl Sca and suusHine Mould
hc neo1, AlipealinE g., %, inl ,ifd siNru.
~ who migni hg attracted 3D. d summer
.tvrefs as salnr 81 ~ VIA FL. stiraet,,l
e. Vff-pus thrSti rsmale rsiorrart
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-07

although az Enrli,h guuner
liey occasionally drop au II with
p +. we Trust ll'ai ihr n and & (,
won't iail hfferr ONE Of those
i1prlouellcs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-07

ihe hutcfnment is mlyefits.uf
through The Caller for bids on
the proposed posluiIcr. io bo
erected "a o cost ol tli0OOn. uli
bids io be opcued ou April the
uincireuth Thus IS bal onr of lhr
many permanent improvements
underway or provided ior and
goes o. show thai ihr CITY, IS gam
mig Che recognition ID IS cuiiilcd Go.
although thc new Fclrml build
ing. secured largrly through The
efforts Of Congressman Garner
cannot arryr The people for an
great length of tmc without Nib
stNuiini additions
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-07

Whcn TIRE tonrial frant thr uafth
hafth starts euf VI SAN Anlaalo aca,icd
lor te ,eAsi Ne 81 eoinptiled o. tsias
rant h'ough roitlnpl end in doinr
49, many WI stop hrrc as We have
cVctythinF enc plrasure seeker Is ha.k
Ing fer Az Corpus christi nay iiea htst
south ~ us With ie feet go water firh,
~ 'o tho wharf ,ine pavilion ans, lata
hnussH awe o. fiuo surF as spn VIII
hnd o1 me roAsi issthnl kssnHcr.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-07

lu recognition of bis work 0n
The l~ihnnn. where ho ha, been
president enngrc,s. laws and po.
lice. Colonel 'iorthni, has bccii ad.
Ynueed in rnik nr b. has BEEN
nominated for advancement whieh
Is about the samr thing llcrcaf
hr, be- viii boz addressed as MAJOR
General Gorthals general by
right OF conquest made in Time ol
peaee We imagine that no man
has more thoroughly mcfitcd rec
for digging greut
ranal Is wlmle lot bigger job
ih8n making iit ahrt fiy
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-07

corpus 'brisu and sutton are in
heated dln, usuion ~ a. which place
should be neadlusf,ors fQr tnc Wngo
l"lnt Ets ielj Thv argument Should
pni ~ PROLONGED either oify win hyu
ent irem an va strikr aa muth ia the
either Al uf SeWhWtsi ryNas win ar
Ntntnitrd iris have che $50 atfi.c auA
tHtEct pvttf ipolousirs ngc,iNc Ue,.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-07

y ihr Legislature wants ile
Neople Of Corpus Cbnsu D. cune
So 20 Austin ss1 pass iar wutvr
trni fiii for 'ho love ~ Mike.
why lnl.nl 4 .Ak NJ
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-07

Elle,i Hubbard says ~ sm
"a without eating los 0nr,, ,la,s e
Y Llaefs Hubbard cpnld uhstaa,
from writing for the saaio length
II time. tie counirs vculd repe.ye
a iench nee,s,a r,.>i.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-07

England makes vast praparn.
items for the war that Kitchener
plans COR May rhe new arm,
trained 10 slay with Ncionti6c
skill, n yariously estimated IA
from ouc 10 thrce million m,n,
and its cqulpmcn, i said 10 equal
that OF auy new ia the field II
ihis ~ So, and Germany has begun
% tight on the defensive. "A i In.
iolealcd, particular, in ,hr West.
the war may be brought 10 CON.
|elusion before fall, There * a lin.
=. ,e matter hoW great the displa,
ini valor, how stern lhs patriotism
and willing The sacrifice. 10 ever,
thug human, aud t;crmany canno,
hops 30 defeat thr,c.auartrrs ui
Europe Ultimately, her maenili
'y'ni line viii dWmdlc. for dcal
ulen bear nn muskcts u IL only 4
matter el exhaustion and mum
hers arc against the Kaiser
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-07
vorSs ~ successrul

'iernany's o'o,kal, Aa. hsta oitar.
aiol hN rs,chelog so mr c,,rsns
chrisii CaiAsr.
Nnl masi admi haUavsr th. b.
as e'en IS mos, uatetal aa4 nlariieai
ai's kAus, itaslas os the inr,.n..
aftcnnt - Ens.tish shippine IL has Ia.
str,Scd Texas fs,pntft.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-07

HptRcfihsfr HheN nf1Dflgr rhanQe
81 adarp Ritaid tits hoih pld ana
rer edafcne' fwfiefs r1r The Caller
is't e~sh ~ isrlf rsp,rs ari afd sn.
ehse N rtifn4 mufr ihah weeks
efthit ~ aIiHrrlhrfs. Theif n1rrin
- rrofn t msil snd "a Few lasaes wit
D. afe~it feli Subscription are due
80 Wrifs aod nor tbe caller rnh.
iiahiaT fsnysnv Complaints ~ sef
,i'r s,lrts io siaff ~ biseontiBnc a..
htfiY ~ w mpff. snl changes ~ a8
dfefa. sii"all ~ aaifcfstd 30 isisphan.
81 a. me
rihftfAiIlN uEpNiIMENr
f.ifl.E Ee
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-07

IA has signified bis desire 70 ah,ss
y w eS4ee paass sornulasvd BY TIE
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-07

CIRCULATION aooKs
1ptN TO Adv CarfsERs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-07

fhcft r. not il cay tn tno Staty thc
NfF a tefpis Christi ttst is So Wsn
paved, and now " Corpus Christi Niu
rhar ga waiter fr,ns auA hvud its a.
'"r's "a hiiie nV, in tAr riga dives
tief. vii sts'H bcteme tht m,,sf
henutfut aa u aiFad, Il thc niost ae
hsN'fnl scfsidy reseet ou Toe 0aN
ttAsta state rul,it~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-07


Cail.r.
F.,,~.--.-s----~,-----..-.
Enirred - seeond .eIara matter ~ ~,
Fosssffies IA Corpus Christi. TsIas
CIRCULATION aooKs
o7tH TO Aovr RrfsERs
SUNDAY. MAR T. 1915
-e-T----.-.----'-'.. ---.-. t....ss--.-
N'teiitvfa9i- arr thsswing. 3l
prosperity
l'eopm lted ah1ni dom a.l
ahoai locomotives
ltH ung % press lhe mugAe
ihnh Z" mnfle Use p4a
" Whit l'mNi pouis sd rar
ru. hfisii rill swim hke s. whale
70 hooks as % Trading Is imerra
ifsi ls DO hf addod ln eane Nhw
ira llrt
-
Nomtn arc mdbke pGlus ihe
wclier the weather Che more ihev
need hose without hol,
...e-.-.
llradlluc Germans AIenes
l'usslan batteries pus.ih mt
ml thclF telegraph muuies
as..e'i a. s,....-4s.-
Seed plnuDng days arc mmioet
od Now lhc time to pm ,iues
oN Case umigillv dNlAlau fanes
ssf-.-.
Frr-h af h f}es Tot np Is al
isn fre.h Not So 4, newer rn
q taSes intleuee or pockrih1oa
Nne'l llung rmnf wo vr
enowu d N0pt pn % make d world
II sliil'wN ln u lurer schook
foonl
-saassa----rs-
a hul'Ns STORE adNouises "a lt
'ug model display al fno lin.
serie u Nmsl br nn aanll
large STORE
Ihlns gives Japan a NINETY nn,
pas lyae "a Dalny and Port Ar
thur VI hinges upon ullch d
SWING lhe open donp
s-.-o..-s.-
Dallas News ono roa,ni s. ii,
laws orc not respected W. .hst
taad further rs plck one rcasor
p 90 ctele thousand.
We imek ihai Joe lllrseh owe
% South fesas a. drive soml
fa' ries go lhr raltiemou eon
Ngp'lou a. Spp Auionio.
.tr..er s-e--
Holland prohibits ihc eAporta
tlon ni chlcoey Evidently m
hatch nee not Voiug to b. hgaler
vnt ~ 'heir EMP 90 Marha au,
doya
This suspended stnienee hus
mess - eeiiing ga ~ nonstrnis
thrive students have iusi been ~n,
pendrl from The University q
Hcxas
-a-----., ..sa.sas-ss
AiAaugh az tnrli,h guune
rev occasionally drop au II wit
p s. We Trust iiai il,r n and q
won't isll hrferr one Of tho.
nWrdomllcs
fias.-asa.--a..
u the Legislature want. IN
aeople Of Corpus Chnsti h. cuu
az % Austin ssl pass tm Nutv
tfotH eill for 'ht love ~ Mix,
why dateni q sas sa
.-sa'..., s.s4rs--.---
pbregou mav force thv lml,
States into McNica. deSniie thp {,
ille riiprts If Anegiean iuter,sI
90 athitfr NJ sams snd Tho n
AHl'op y rne OF oSlreme ura,,lv
r--r-------,',s---.-s.----.
lflheli hubbard <ass NJ "a
So without eating fos lerN dasN
Y Llhesi Hubbard cpild ub>taI
rom writing for the same leng,
u slmc. Tie counirs voUld reve,,
nsnch.neessaa r,.si
-.----c-----r--~-
tlnor lilee Thna W.si,
= vile Il * sensual without
single rcdeeming trait Thcv
- isl'i ~ e, no health. no ncrnsi,
leading g. contrast ne ,lsadl
lesson y i mrrls sulgyr crsvl
IaH. lnsldlous II lhc picture
l'lo the hook, i Is an outrage
brutal, barr faced, Jew brcwei on
rasa
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-28

Die 81 Sabre ate 5rou
W}arh Sonser, @attin bss !9rn. 9orz
~ Sanger, ipurbe bon orei nnhe>
tannten in einem Mutomobi., aus Sem
Regierungs zSrrenzMiDl in @albingz
ton, 9. g., entfiibrt unb nad ib1er
elterliden Mobnung in MarDlanb 9ez
bra4t, nabbem bic Mdnner aud nod
0as 8inb Ser 5rau eebolt 1atter. 81
Der M}ann ole Nustunft iiber bic
camille perneisert, pirb ongenomz
men, bab es Die 8erponoten ser
5rau iparen. pel9e bic Gntfiibrun9
0urhiehten.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1915-07-24
LICENSE MONEY COMING IN.

Since the first of July the county
treasurer has taken in approximately
$4,000 in license fees. This is about
half OF the annual collections for this
county.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1915-07-24
Maui Better Suited
By Change Of Dates
Good Attendance at Civic Convention
Likely From This ISland-Leave
Friday, Back Tuesday.

The dates for the next Civic Con
vention, which will be held on Kauai,
have been changed from Saturday and
Sunday, September % and &c, to Sun
day and Monday, September 26 and 81.
The change was made on account of
the difficulties in way of transporta-
tion. The Inter-Island company is fav-
orable to the new arrangement. Under
this plan Maui delegates viii be able
to leave by the Friday night Mauna
Kea, taking the Kinau, (Which will be
held over one day., from Honolulu on
Saturday evening. For the return trip
the Kinau will leave Kauai Monday
night. and Maui delegates will be able
to catch the Mauna Lea for home on
Tuesday.
1t is not known haw many will at
tend from this county. but with the
change in dates, and the better con
nections which can therefore be made
it is believed that this island will be
well represented.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1915-07-24
PaSchOal'S Pets
Get WhitewaShed
Paia's Peaches Take Advantage of
Blondes Off Day-ScOre 10 to 0
Hawaii VS.. Puunene Tomorrow.

The Puunene charm was broken
last Sunday by the Robinson aggre-
CATION from Paia, when the latter won
the first game of the second series
and gave a coating of whitewash to
PaschoaPs champions; and this after
they had won five games straight
Blonde" Williams, who has to
large extent been the cause of PUNE
mes victories, did not show up in
form, the result being that ten hits
and the same number of runs were
scored off him, and he allowed four
free passes to first base. 1t was his
last game on Maui, he having left for
Honolulu during the week. What Pas
choal will do for a new slabster re-
mains to be seen.
For the Paias, Foster Robinson, who
made such a splendid record when
travelling the mainland with the All
Chinese team, has resolved to do the
pitching for his team during this Sc
ries, and expects to be able to lead
them to first place. His pitching Sun
day, while not what might be termed
classy, as ten hits were gotten off his
deliveries, was steady. No scores were
made and no bases allowed. And then
he fielded his position in great style,
being credited with two put outs and
five assists. His team mates gave him
good support, only one error being
chalked against Paoa. who fumbled an
easy grounder.
The scoring began in the second inn
ing, when Kaleo was allowed first, be-
ing hit by pitched ball, Rocha walk
ed, and Yamoto bingled to left gar
den, scoring Kaleo. Paoa walked and
the bags were full. Foster Robinson
hit fly out to left and Phillips muf-
fle of the same allowed two men in.
The inning closed with Mahuka fam
ming out, being the third strike out by
Williams in one inning.
| "A home run by Alvin Robinson in
the third inning and another run by
Rocha in the fourth brought the score
to five. No further scoring was made
| until the ninth, when five tallies were
added, making a total of ten runs to
the Puunene's zero.
Sundays umpiring was done by Geo.
Cummings and Heiluie Meyer. 1t is
understood that Bill Chillingworth has
quit the job, but the exact reason for
| his action is not definitely known.
Tomorrow's contest will be between
| the Hawaiis and Puunenes. Both
| teams have been weakened by the loss
of players, but they are out to win
just the same. A good attendance is
| expected.
The summary of LAST Sundays game
is as follows:
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1915-07-24
Rain Could Not Spoil
WaiIuku MIL Dance
Big Crowd Adjourned to X. OfP. Hall
When Showers Began-HundredS
Have Delightful Evening.

Rain interefered with the plans for
the big Wailuku Sugar Company
dance, last Saturday evening, but al
though the out of door dancing was
stopped, it did not by any means
break up the jolly crowd which simply
adjourned to the X. of p. Hall and
continued to trip the light fantastic
until after midnight
The dance was one of the largest
to be held in Wailul:u in many day.
there being present between 400 and
500 invited guests. A huge platform
had been built on the new tennis
court grounds at the mill, and much
pains had been taken in lighting and
decorations. The result was a very
beautiful setting in greenery and tol-
ored lights. Although the weather
had been threatening throughout the
day, the big dancing floor had been
kept dry with tarpalins The big or
chestra rendered fine music, and for
a short time the guests enjoyed the
excellent dancing conditions to the
limit. Then the rain started, and the
out door feature was at an end.
Much credit for the success of the
dance is due to the hard work of w.
Leslie West, Seabury Short, and
others of the mill force who spent
many days preparing for the occasion
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1915-07-24
Korean FORCES Mrs. D. D.
Waldwin'S Name to Check

The Honolulu police are looking for
a Korean named PAX Young Six, who
is wanted here on Maui for forgery.
The man was formerly employed by
Mrs d. d. Baldwin, of Haiku, and
when he presented a check for S22,
ostensibly signed by her. it was
promptly paid by the Wailuku Bank.
1t later developed that Mrs. Baldwin's
name on the check was a forgery. The
check was passed on June 80, though
it had been dated April 80.
PAX previously attempted to pass
a check for S167, signed with the name
of e. D. Baldwin, or Honolulu, at the
Baldwin National Bank, Kahului, but
did not succeed. The man. it is stated,
had previously been given his pay by
checks of Mrs. Baldwin, and it is
stated that his forgery of her name
was a very good one.