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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-25
LurIine Late in Leaving Coast.

Luriine Late IN Leaving Coast.
The Matson steamer Lurline is ex.
pected to arrive at Honolulu on its
next trip one day late. The vessel, ii
is announced, will steam from the
coast at noon, Wednesday, March 81,
instead of at the regular hour on Tues
day afternoon. The local agents have
been given no reason for the vessels
detention tits believed some repairs
had been found necessary The Lur.
line will arrive thereforeF on April Z.
Nippon Due Tomorrow Noon.
The Togo Kisen Kaisha liner Nippon
Maru, with later mail and few lay.
over Passengers from the coast, is due
at Honolulu about noon tomorrow, &C.
cording to a late wireless received al
the agency Of Castle & Cooke. The
vessel IS expected to be despatched for
the Orient late in TIE afternoon. Forty
Asiatie steerage passengers have been
booked for Japan, china and the Phil
ippines. .@s,.> H..
Adventures Picks up Mine.
The crew of the pilot boat Adventur.
ess received bad start recently when
they found mine buoy floating in
the north channel of the Golden Gate;
directly in line of steamer and boat
travel. All the wires were attached,
but the men Of the Adventures did
not attempt to examine the buoy close.
~ to see fit was charged. They at
taehed lines and towed It in to- the
engineers wharf at the Presidio,
wheresit was turned over to the mill
tary authorities The crew are of the
opinion that the buoy was a practise
one which the mine planting crews al
lowed to escape them during last win.
ter,s practise. TWAS badly rusted and
covered with barnacles, showing that
It had been submerged for consid-
cradle period The practise buoys
have every appearance of the regular
mines. H..
The United States gunboat Prince
ten, which struck a reef and sank in
Samoan waters, hassnow been fioated.
Capt Foster, a British vessel master,
says the January hurricane swept
American Samoa clean, destroying all
trees and houses and causing search
ty CT food. Relief ships have been
sent to the colony to provide the ma
tives with supplies and food. There
are two German steamers interned at
American Samoa and they are having
trouble, as they drag anchors in a
blow. H.. e,,.-.sr
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-25

Sales: Between Boards--100 Oahu
.Sug Co, 2I1s; $50. 200, $780, so, %
oiaa 61ai 30 Eva 21A; rs Hilo Com.
10; 10, 10. 40 H. C. g. S. Co. So.
Session SAILS 200. so Olaa 611a; 100,
S. Hila- com---6o;s $1,000 Iiie ny. 1891
is So. u IS.
Latest sugar quotation; SO degrees
test. 4.S9 cents. or $3.50 per ton.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-25
wAiAkEA. MILL COMPANY.
Election Of Officers.

q At the annual meeting OF the stock.
holders of the above company held In
Honolulu on the 18th day OF March,
1915, the following officers were elect.
ed to- serve for the ensuing year:
President .,...........F M, Swanzzy
Vice-P President. .........A Al Al. Young
Treasurer ........J. ". s. Williams
Secretary. e. H. Wodehouse
Auditor. w. NJ Mist
! E. H. WoDEH0USE,
Secretary.
6121-3t .-a-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-25
Makih Fights Poultry Ranch.

s. C. White Leghorns and s. G. orp-
lngtons. Matching eggs, day-old
chicks. young and laying stock. Rec
ord Of breeders lS6.243 eggs. We
trap nest every birdsevery day In the
yeAns Coekerels from hens with over
200-egg record Strictly fresh table
eggs and choice table poultry. Visit
our plant; write for price list s.
TEL sf4s c. G Pohluahn, p o. Boz
asa. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-25

S55o-100x200 on Kaimuki Ave-. near
9th; impreveds marine view; must
be sold at sacrifice.
$500 to- $500 Few choice lots, Lana
'kila tract, above Insane Asylum
fine view; good roads: $25 down
!. $40 per mons; no interest.
t160--Lots 50x100. 10th. ave-, Palolo:
$40 down, So per mo-; no interest
=. e. =. STR UCH
Watty Bldg. - s. King s,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-25
NOTICE

On and after March Is. 1915
a booking fee of $15 will be
charged for each passenger
when accommodations are as
signed; to apply on all steam
ers ce the Matson. Navigation
Company.
CASTLEt&CooKE, Ltd.
Agts. Matson Navigation Go,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-25
Francis Hanlfy Leayes coast.

dIISIS 1TIdHFIy LCdVGS LOdSI.
The Matson Navigation chartered
steamer Francis Family has left the
coast Tor the islands to load sugar at
Port Allen. Kahultii. = Kaanapalf and
Hilo. Castle &e-cooRe have been. ad-
vised the H2nify steamed from San
Francisco in time to arrive at Homo
lulu, March, ~. The vessel will carry
about 800 tons of sugar to coast. re.
ffneries. - =. Es.&-r
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-25
British Line at Los. AnaeIes.

InauguFating the first direct service
Of the Blue Funnel line of steamers
through the Panama canal and calling
at Los Angeles, the steamer Moyune
arrived there March from Seattle
and loaded 1000 bales Of cotton The
cotton is Imperial valley cotton and Is
being shipped direct. The Blue Fun
mel line Of steamers heretofore has
been operating through the Suez canal
and to Vancouver, but since the open
ing of the Panama canal the company
has inaugurated the new line, connect
ing at Vancouver with its transpacifc
boats.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-25
OF ALL
WRECKED SHIPS
TOBE KEPT

For the first time in years a regis
ter will be kept of all steam and sail
vessels lost to commerce. following
the passage of a bill in Congress
which provides for, the register and
enrolment of vessels built in foreign
countr. es when such vessels have been
wrecked on the coasts of the United
States or her possessions or adjacent
waters and salved by American citi
zens and repaired in American ship
yards. The bill amends section 4lS6
of the revised statutes to read as fol-
lows:
The secretary of commerce may
,ssue a register or enrolment for any
vessel wrecked en- the coasts OF the
United States or, her possessions CT
adjacent waters, when purchased by a
citizen or citizens of the United States
and thereupon repaired In a shipyard
n the United States or her posses
sions, if it shall be proved to the sat.
isfaction OF the secretary of commerce.,
ii he deems ii necessary. through a
board of three appraisers appointed
by hina. that the said repairs put upon
such. vessels are equal to three times
the appraised salved value of the YES.
sci: Provided. that the expense of the
appraisal herein provided for shall be
borne by the owner Of the vessel: Pro-
vided further, that IL any of the ma
terial matters of, fact sworn to or re-
presented by the owner or at his in.
stance, to obtain the register OF any,
vessel are not true, there shall be a
forfeiture to the United States OF the
vessel in respect to which the oath
shall have been made, together with
tackle, apparel and furniture thereof"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-25
w. R. CASTLE PURCHASER
or SHERMAN PROPERTY

W. r. Castle is the purchaser of
the George Sherman property in Nuu-
anu street opposite the Richard Cooke
residence. The consideration is said
to have been $4,000. The property
comprises 1856 acres with a frontage
of 800 feet on Nuuanu street. The
deal was closed by the Waterhouse
Trust Company It is said Castle In
tends to put up home en- the prop
erty.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-25

More than so passengers have been
booked to the mainland in the Mat,
sen liner Manoa- which sails for San
Francisco at O'Clock next Tuesday
afternoon. The ManOaa will depart
from Pier 10.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-25
Mats,nia Bringing Fair CARGO.

MatsoFlla Bringing Fair Cargo.
Leaving San Francisco yesterday,
the Matson Liner Matsonia was sup.
pied with fair-sized cargo for de-
livery at. island ports. A cable. to Cas-.
tie & Cooke states the vessel carried
1880 tons of freight for Honolulu and
1272 tons fer discharge at Hilo.& 1t is
1na next Tnesday morning. ~.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-25

.HARBOR NOTES

TO fake general cargo and late mail
the tInter4siand steamer Waileles will
be despatched for Hawaii ports at 3
O'Clock this afternoon. The Wailele
viii not carry passengers.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-25
iiunclulu. Stock Exchangs
.... Thursday, March %.
Bid. ASKED
MERCANTTLE.

Alexander & Baldwin,Ltd 80. ....
C.. Brewer & Co. " .- .
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-23
WHAT THE cAUsEwAY
MEANS.

The epmpleliun oil she N,moos
Bay Caeseway marks as era M
Corpus Chrislis development The
concrete spans end mudshcll road.
way connect Nueces county and
San Patriotic. bringing corpus
CHRISTI and Portland into imnssli.
ete contact bat. a. boulevard.
they do much moFo than this they
constitute a short cut ia an that
magnificent stretch 81 Farmland ID
the norshNard thcy not only hind
q number of prosperous South
Texas ciEics together more AIDE
qpately and intimately Ia q com.
nerviNl way, hut open ain ayegus
~ approach 20 automobiles. here
inlore compelled TO take 4 circuit
Gus route wa Borden i gcrrs. With
the opening Of the sanscnay. ths
distance sranl San Antonio and
poinls la the inferior FROM whicl
automobile traffic may We expect
"a ~ great vo|pme sin 90 short
epr'l nol less tlnn 81 miles. ailu
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-23
CORPUSCLES


- AthNANNatf expenditure
The dcrlslon at the CitN etmmissiun 81
torpms christ, 90 cNpeuA city funds Tor
Che purpose el edNeftiaina the cits, with
.iew a. promoting ita erowth b. oui.
whlrh sprsAs wen iof tho torrsiaht at
that city ana lat the understanding az
ihv real functions ul cts government
To ule Nruah such an expenditure Of
city nnds apre.-z> vntitcly -, wate
aNd appropriate M i'7'.sssy N,r-ssl
prnm ihe TAXPAYER may b. expended 81
the purpose OF building streets. lsrht
il,g and water systems on other imruite
meuts i0r tho henoii oi tha eulife oitN.
why should e not hg permissible o. "a
pend money lfVul tho s.tlnv souret iof the
parpose ID bringing pev enterprises and
nrw FeeidrfNs 90 che town iu ufiet s.,
promote ''s' s,nesal prosperity ludc.sl
q woeld Nppear not Inappropriate for 4
gitN evfeinment 20 maintain a division
1T pihlieltN which shoua eparafe -aur
" hat stsns tise ire- ot q hoaYd ei TRADE
~ ehafmtef ~ r,,mmerVc With thc ,,hi.st
&C pros,et,nc development aud nf,,ct,st
"a v.gfy WAY i'ossihle Through thr means
asNallA empleNVi M sNgh agsucica CIT,
governments arr iuft awakening ta 4
REALIZATION 81 their inil trstssusshiNt,e.
cad privileges, and tbs day msy dawn
NV lonr when municipal affairs viii b.
administered ~ A. Ia achieve she ereat
vst g,scd iof al she peopic. instead III i,,f
she purpose 81 putting money iuto tAs
p,ekVts az a favored fou lsroens, va
Herald
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-23
CIRCULATION BOOKS
oPKE TO ADyRRrIsaRs
FIFTY THOUSAND. WHY NoTq

Ia 1902 Corpus Christi slept
Strangers were q novelty There
wcrr no street ears. no pavemenls
Il had elimaic, ploddng faith in
~ destiny and little else
In lW3. with The construction of
The nrownsy'le road Corpus
Christi had o growing pain. and
opened ils rFes ia order 90 find lbc
spot HAT hurt ~ oui of tbc ofdi-
nary Since then. Corpus CHRISTI
Inns not closed lls eyes 50 has got
teu used 10 growing PAINS. and has
found lhe inimtnl GO easc ihrm
progress
To-day, according io the Corpus
Christi Railway q Light Compauy.
llzax sx tern Telephone Com
pGTsy aTl ~ school ornais per
haps the most reliable Sources III
information available the citv
numbers ifmN 60 1900 nhahi
lants u has many miles AZ paved
streets au admirable system of
elreirie lighting sifeclcar service
equal 70 the best wntorWoras
system capable of producing s
upu.epo gallons Of Filtered water
daily hotels that mate apologies
tonone, sewers uNd cyrelleul storm
sewer drainage. q municipal wharf
that offers special Inducements IA
commerce. twelve foot channel a.
TIM gulf public school huildme.
al The most modern iypr o sarhar,
iueinerai0r lhHl ioes aWh, witt alI
refuse IN sanitary unnncr. q
hundred mllrs of cemenl ssls
walks. >pleu,lid municipal build
nps and mercantile csnhlsh
ncnisr thoroughly proeressiy,
Form nt government and u eiliscn
ship alert % every opportunity
40 tiiv 20 the State. OF bike size
is more WIDELY known. aud non,
ha, ihe discrimination a. make ii
self ku0Nn more thoroughly Il
forelga unhrifis Very soon iin
less plnus mi~mlfN, the pvoplr Nil
cNpnd tm@F'ou va advertising 10
elnmaie aNd advantages through
o'if Tic f'aAt aud THIS a,Vorsisin,
will probably hr paid hy tho tax
payers themselves 80 that the bur
DIN viii inll Whctv Il should 81
Nll shoulders
From 1900 "a 10000 a no lca,
20 ihe dark Corpus Christi (
gruwlng AZ Wonderful rate. an,
rs enterprise Is barely undcrWa,
Surrounded hy agricultural eoun
try that c0nno, be surpassed. Will
me SEA- open "a is ana ~ rrowinl
commerce, with un abundance q
natural was AZ its very door an,
the hope Of oil hghlnd the GAS
with an these endowmentS. Win
should $4,000 stir~s.,il. ;. lsal La.
Ia view AZ shesu -'17Sjl.s',sy~ -.eas 1tr4p
temper Of the people, waald It no
he heiter 90 sol our minds on 5000
for 1901 Retter sull "a i've a,
70 the mark that we have So on
minds on y can he done. /
must he dome II viii "a dome
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-23
II a or1rn mrscnNsrRuFp.

"TnUulHfIiI v % iT8I o. \ mHn'8 H1nT
nr or ability SOME of che world great
rai political crooks have heen Onnrmaua
lf uopHlar Corpus thust Caller
Neithfr nfe ilnrapplls pfeof that
peaches arr pfafs What sf1 sou driving
atl Would $500 quarrel hrfaWse youna
uomans beauty T. $40 proai ahe is wise
or becauao thD faot that silver .s sterling
Il no traoi ihst IL ie gpld Your oh.
lrftlnn Is Anomalous e. therr D. na
possibility ~ fearan ln b. ~ man D.
raplief. D. dnean need a. ht hnHcst
of able unlssa ht Nanis tn. any more
than hs would need to ht napulor % b.
Ncfr hunoai and shlr Denton Record
add Chronicle
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-23

IN France and England p1lie
dcplores the he-itatinr psl,.... \ /
past months and demand. ..,.. V
ward action. arguing that decieIs' ~.
rw 81 mistaken. could h.,n, 4.
brought ahuut a morc deplassA ~
tlW than the ONE that eonfrm,. 4. (
hns today And aside iron s...t I
iw 300 The allied countries. N, ~.
situation iu the Balkans eal. IA. ~
clt definition of the Greek slii,,,.
Ntw York Post.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-23

There is ONLY one Firl go ~honrdgf
nirh school rSdoehpelf soft ,uioed and
so much su THAT the reaehere can net hetr
irf when shr Jcoisss hon iesepns After
Listening ln vain ont day tu catch the
Young hdvs ausNrr tp pur,iions. Mics
nunnau said a. hcf
"Why can't you speak nnt iio sou
ever play
Ars answered the Hlfl
"nuat sou yol ehon SQUIRE playing
"No
"NhAt do son play
Tho pnun
Mites nonnan suisidod thr slsss 0ard
ard thc ei booked ,miatu,sseA lu
dIauapolr Ntu-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-23

a. "A o,.n s,ery door tri easement FROM .aioi ''e
,,. ,s,.,asnt ~ hs tf,atae SOME f' o''a y. ~
al. re- of a. diseasss o. b. .sash 'or % aui
49, b.. ID. fellows softer Do aeis an tn'fit ..
finiand ~ other oiour markets nfna u ~ .
A. .n .lasy. y, arsile sind. may irosi De 1A"ai' ~
be ul ebofts 81. De- ffeelss among refrigerated p''"
Hriat buf this q .plsnddi fresh W ''n AN ''
ended knor nay teeth ai a.eliaitr bui '''' '
ttst dassot matter and have gooss.ilrsh 900 n. ''"
fra.,iutr. til you clnuu' hst roo 1nd aN ih '''s-
t 49,. ~ ,., mortal f..r..n. iIt afat'. thr til'
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-23

Corpus Christi the ieaas coast nif
that announced u euA ,psnd tna
~ .um o. advertise ifs Hs tnd pno. D.
nn ihf map af thrifty tnrn .taris Ult
hY Announcing that d eii' charge et'
pusonen ARRESTED fare of hfiy nrts
o. rIdr in thF city auto tn inN where
thsy sill b, lutksd ua N simlt hr
iore iae same has proceeded imth'r
that Corpus BE- q thrfii as Hril Ar 3 n.fi'
town with SOME idfas fhat CLOSELY ops
puHth nightmare Palestine iirHld
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-23

Congressman iefi Mel,mors of lluus
ton. aud Senator a a. Metolium OF
Waco. dn net believe wo caught thc nlf
fish 30 Corpus christi We hHtrh &
hond from ilcnrf fllis Sob Gresham
Win Edwards. lanr nelson oi Andrew
Mrnrath David b Ciarkson of Chicago.
and John N Stanton ai Corpus thfisN.
decihred a., ush the biggest une thet
bad seen NJ many "a dnN aud a. large ~ a
ear We viii lust iri u go a. that
IoasprtuWu Commercial
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-23
Caller Called
soMEwnAr rRucnLnNr. MAlnp

ip thrtV m New tefh whera ffNas IA
cos.idvr,d ,ut ~ side entrance ga lleil.
un,ernnf feigaon said o. rupeftsr
NulN q few mmutrs Ah,nt right Vt tis
country hos4 ar goir' eui O. a,e d.,
town te,irht ,.aiu a. Il ahuW We arr
ppWWtml spify Dina TALKED that wa,.
Those hlnNuiin' New Nnfkrfa wuhf an
dofstaud that hos onl, Yokin' BIZ toue,,g
ai 'rm and ihesll ,,st up N,at hn, ct
talk as ID u wore irom the must fee,ut
little dancing sri innm prirorjad Cor.
ri. christi caller
Unfortunately She tasl has am W.
feneius epin'on oi che standard oi CIV
ihtstiop 81 lvsaa. due, hfguiy. H. iusl
a,l,h heHk,s sh,ncs a. enc Ucyvrnar eui
IA New York "a l. naturally concluded
tAat " the Governor hrhayos Ia an un
conih manner the peeplr he Represent,
mu-i ~ even MHrst This !. mistake
>.Apursr. hni the Eastern pe,tplc ia not
lt,sllltc she facts aud IcSAs * sefs&Sos
injured hs sueh v,uducl ~ the Nasgfnei
81 not ahle ~ dcpori himseli in man
ner consistent with the position he oc
eupie-, then he SHOULD atlas ~ hpnc and
scrd y substitute ahIaAd aa such tfins
iusffAd 90 misivpfrsentstg ihc intrih
eenpn and culture ~ the peoplc ~ hl,
state. 4 Thousand cow boys lea rtxa.
lsassess sufficient p,iieatinN arid efNcc &,
appear cfcditshiy in ans soe,etN, ant
fhe 'soseruor wonid d. batter To- selcei
sne II these a. rrisseni him autsiAs ca,
State Texas Repihi,c
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-23
AMoNo 49, NoIsY oaEs

The Nfnlffon rlrh calls W q 'nsn.
efal Gumdrnp inkipd W hos nf
srncrsi NJ 40 hes D.ensfai nnndrop
'osgus Cbf. 81 fsllff
Ans Way. his most ardent critics have
never sallsd him General tuushoe.' and
d0ubtless they never vii s0 bong as enc
rhagiauqnn platform stands the uraf
and teag of time and tide ufulsua lllt
Aid
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-23

numerous hazards and bad places
viii be eliminated while visitors
viii be provided with a far more
picturesque mode " entry into
South Texaa
The new route mraas almost a.
much 10 nearby towns, from The
standpoint Of increased tourist
tfr-i'. ~ u 'i'p-s 70 '0rpUs Ihrisli I;
Tor it will only b. question 81
time unlil this city. Arkansas Pass
and RockpOri will b. strung out
as friendly bidders for patronage
along u perfectly constructed and
perfectly maintained oc,nu-ironi
driveway along with other places
that viii spring into existence IN
the inevitable chain ~ resorts IN
t'lorida community effort has ac.
complished wonders, aud the time
a ripe for this section 20 under
take general scheme of develop
ncni and advertising la The same
cooperative manner that has en-
ahlci Florida. less favored iu ellis
matte WHY'S. 90 hire wealthy pat
rons from the North and Easi.
And there D. no reHsDn 10 believe
thm Che semo system Of good roads
viii not BE- projected southwark
whore there are equal opporluui.
Ties for development.
The Nueccs Bay Causcwnv
makes ali TINS dOubly certain, and
hasiena the day III iis achievement
Wc have heen sleeping 0n mine
of golden days and siIyery nights.
We have uoi made the most Of op-
porinuiiY We have watched 9th.
er scclIpas pnisirip us and have
wondered The eausewny gives ns
the vital idea, Che idea of united
effort that has been neglected II
assures ihe uphulld of the coast.
beyond doubt and IL also assures
Gregory, Taft, sinton Bceville
and other towns between here aud
San Antonio on the liue of travel.
d substantial .uerense OF business.
since the ueW automobile route
win tempi sight scers who viii
have time to loiier 20 stop over as
the spirit prompts them aud these
people viii spend money with the
tarlous hotels aud mercantile as.
Adjustments, win investigate lands
iand prices and many of them viii
brcomc resldeuts OF this section of
+ ihe state bringing capital and en-.
ithusiasm to bear in a. further De.
/ Yclopmcnt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-23

David h Vlatkson, the thisaen p,ih
ll.ket MAY - hsok FARMER hut he
planted g cotten rfop of Ia acfcs On his
farm near Corpus Christi and rot $50
hslcs ot eottoa Sometimes the man who
Knows how % seleyt ss-Nl ead direct eul
tNatlon Is stoefss tsaauecicwn Tom.
merrlat
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-23

The tims iof holdiae the corpus Chr.
q tArositien y drawing nsAg ans no
preparations sqe hs,rr made to have mi.
ssSfiou a. tn state rrprvsentsi S,me
h,e pstfetie ~scietN should take the
niattei ~ hand and % leasf c,erAl eaf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-23

OBJ. ff family far fhue trHr war
.aH. Uttered Haa ptH nf sine mrIt
nsda lntY ausasr Ihe nrNt dal mr
t tI aHAar uNH Iufd tusht1 Hnd
I.n rhu H tHf members Of fHs
ftmH. IIsI TNra uDrs .ieHt ,irr- u
Three oI. nmUr which procured
snue Hf fnr a.I,aee immediately ne
tor It was prepared and ate Sc rw or
lmpsffac..r ruu.gA
How 90 Avoid Trohinosis.
.NaN HrrruH.If pogo tH1H 90
fs n rHr au Hat. ncIudln. lu.t
.r rlaIra sausage. aul hama should
Ir r.f.n AI n.I. u.Ul 1H Good .ulid
DBL. t..aad .Hor.ueHN % taa N don'
I.. tlIun nr uUa. Hmener t.D
m.tt f.r noi purposes De- uHf mnar.
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-23

touu. CHRISTI Is making hrf -'ff Ff
onffa pHy nffV CENTS fat fIdr BOO t'f
nra police patrol auto David hnmm
statement that ha nffer rlda vhtu hr
bad the price would E0i ouel thes oas.f
I..LI. hmm.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-23
EATING RAW PORK
DANGEROUS SAYS
MEAT EXPERT
rHE DANGER rs GREATEST AT
TINS SEASON or rHE
YEAR
WARNING TO THE PEOPLE

WASHINGTON. ~ a. rhrr S. aI-
ways the pi.ssieiuty that Illness m,s
Follow thc catns ~ pnik Thar IS raw
nf nei thnruuFhiy cauAed Tho danror
Is sroaicsl Cd this season of ihc sssf
when many peopie prepare Cor hnme
e"nssinftinn various fg-fi prdpcts that
are cNsiomar.is eaten Nitheui coak
ins Motc of these homemade nr,aiufts
AM prei"rcd az hog-kiulns time on tho
fstn than al ans other time
Amriieap Ntopie az riif prefer
c0ohct pafk hNt there are mauy WIN
perhaps unNnepiusiy ceusams pori,
~ an uacooNcd condition. either la ths
fsfm ~ raw ham 80 uncaoke,l san-
sfEest ln many iasa,iltics considerable
amounts ot these Nrodugts arv made
~ ana cvusumei az home. or dis +.
tuhuttd throashout me neightorho,si
l-arSc quantities ~ pork pr,iiacts in.
tended ,n he estsn raw afr also be-.
Gafe,l ennmereialfv.
Why Raw Perk Causes illness.
The dsteSe knuNu ~ uichinosia
Nhica MAY result from esiise raw
ptfk. Is caused hV certain rnaaa .
woftna vailca tsishAanl Ihrse ars
niicrvscopic ip sgka aset lrfest tht
ne~h "a hne7 ina pltsalenec ~
fieelnae in hpss b ,adieato.i hv iha
fact thss anfire nsne yrars ASS isss