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The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-11-12

A textile made in China from raw
silk can be buried in the earth a year
without deteriorating.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-11-12

There is a tax Of 40 guineas in Eng.
land on motor cars of over 60 horse
power.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-11-12
When all others fail to please
Try Denison'o Coffee.

II one doesn't believe that honesty
ia the best policy one should try it.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-11-12

The only blusterer from which a
brave man will take blow is the
wind.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-11-12
OUGHT to Work.

Alas, | have never been kissed"
That shows lack of enterprise on
your part Your sister has fiance
| believer"
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-11-12
Gaze Of Must.

You're not smoking as much as you
used to. Did your doctor order you to
stop?'
mo. I'm a martyr to fashion
What's fashion got to do with
smoking?'
If you saw my wife's dressmaker
and mil)iner bills you wouldn't ask
such foolish question"
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-11-12

why don't you meet him occasion
ally in the dark hallT-Louisville
Courier-Journal.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-11-12

Ime is money.
Yep, but it's mighty tough II time
is all you've got to spend"
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-11-12
Usually a Liberal One.

PA, what is graft?"
Graft, my son, is sort of tip peck
eted by the servants of the people"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-16

were always found in Beulah Home.
Many times l realized that the ca
pacity of house and funds must have
been strained to the limit to take in
those brought to them. But a cheer
full welcome was given to each and
every one. Social workers, police
matrons and every one in this large
city who has had occasion to use
BeuIah Home as a refuge for girls in
trouble, destitute women or helpless
babies, must appreciate the work
done there-Jane B. Skinner.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-16

THE PUBLIC FORUM
PEACH DAY WAS A FARcE.-As
usual with. all such so-called sales
DAYS, peach day has proved a farce
and pure bunk The mUch-heralded
S1.5O per busheI peaches, find them
if you can. Go up one street and
down another and you will find baS-
kets with three pecks Of peaches in
them and that is all.
Many of the dealers show sign, one
busheI of peaches, $3.50, but get in
uuisitiYe, ask them to guarantee it to
be a busheI and many of them eX-
plode right there and answer: eve
have baskets of peaches for $1.50;
take it OF leave it alone; if you don't
want it some one else will buy it, %
and there you are. Then ask, ''But
why have you a sign out, one bushel
of peaches, $1.5O?" No answer If
you repeat it you are usually told to
go somewhere else and buy your
peaches if you don't like it, or an
other answer very likely will be:
THAT is the way they come to US"
So the public is the goat as usual
Prospective buyers should remember
that a busheI basket even full is not
a bushel of peaches. If you get a
full busheI of peaches they will cost
you 81. There is an ordinance
which says fruits or vegetables sold
by the peck or bUshel must be
weighed. Where are the city inspec-
tors? Dealers are defying the law
openly.-S. l. Sprout
MORE PRAISE.-MaY l add to the
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-16

done there.-Jdne b. Skinner.
THAT HANGING PIcNIc.-After
reading a contribution in your paper
of Aug. IL, entitled ''That Hanging
Picnic it is with much disgust and
feeling of repUlsion that I write this
letter. Surely the contributor who
signed Miss G. H. is either a niger
herself or closely associated with
them, or related to them, inasmuch
as any self-respecting white could not
but rejoice at such an event.
IweIl remember the article of which
this woman spoke, and also the feel
ing of satisfaction which possessed
me when 1 read it. Would not one
be delighted at having an opportunity
to attend such festival after know
ing of some of the oUtrages COM
mitted by these on the white women
whom they covet and desire and
whose trust they nearly always be-
tray.
Lately the columns of the papers
have been crowded with such hap
penings as the foregoing, and right
in the face of it a woman pens the
aforesaid contribution. If Miss G. H.
were to be in the south and express
such an opinion as she has here she
would be classed as a niger lover
and treated accordingly. That also
goes for those who a short while back
advocated serving negroes in the
same restaurants with whites.
If the niggers were placed on an
equal footing with the whites, as
some nOrtheners advocate, a very
short time would elapse until said
cOOns would crush the white people
out of power and existence. This is
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-16

MORE PRAISE.-May 1 add to the
-Itra5se already given in your columns
to Beulah Home?
For the past fifteen years I have
been actively interested in caring for
the needs of the unfortunate of the
city. During that time Beulah Home
has been Invaluable as a shelter for
women and children. No matter
what the hours or season, the door
was always open.
The condition, nationality or creed
was never asked The fact that the
applicant needed shelter and friends
vas the only thing required These
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-09
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Illinois Mattresses League will
hold second grand ball tonight at the
North Side Turner hall, Clark and
Chicago'av.
Second Ward Branch Socialist
party to hold street meeting at 31st
and Calumet av. Andrew Latin to
speak.
Before public meeting of Women's
Trade Union league of Chicago Dr.
Caroline Hedger will tell of recent
work and experiences in Belgium to-
morrow at 8, Schiller hall, "a w.
Randolph ST.. -... 49, 80
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-09

opment of our "far north" territory
will never be realized.
In recent years there have been
lost more than 500 lives and prop
erty valued at more than $4,000, 900
because of the lack of lighthouses
and the fact that much of the coast
is absolutely unchartered.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-09

ACTIONS DON'T AGREE
! Despite the claims of the bosses
that only few of the workers are
out and shops are running almost at
full capacity, Alfred Decker & Cohn, a
large association house, is sending
letters to the strikers asking them to
come back to work and pledging the
48-hour week and wage increase de-
mand, but refusing recognition of the
union, according to Sidney HiIlman,
president of the Amalgamated Cloth
ing Workers of America.
Hillman, addressing mass meet
ing of girls yesterday, told them to
expect to receive some of these let
tiers since men strikers had already
received them.
They are the promissory notes
given by the bosses when they find
they need labor, but whenever labor
takes these promissory notes without
the union in back of them to force
payment they find the notes are
worthless, Hillman stated.
1T took them a long while to find
out that the people are dissatisfied.
But it will take them only a few days
to find out that the people will not
return to work.
Il know how many of you did not
make sufficient in the shops to keep
you through this week and many of
you didn't make enough to keep you
while you were in the shops. But this
fight is a fight to the finish. So far
everything is on our side and we are
bound to win.
Asst Chief of Police Sehuettler
told me the police have spies among
our girls, so have the manufacturers
spies, but spies cannot make clothes.
They may try to create a feel
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-09

ing of depression; they may ten you
that you are going to lose, but the
only thing that can make us lose will
be from within the ranks.
"They can make statements in the
papers and get. sufficient advertising,
so that the papers will not take in our
statements, but they cannot fill the
tailor shops.
mo matter how many arrests they
make we will picket the line. No
matter what the police, who are no
longer run by the city but by the
manufacturers, may do we will fight
until we win"
Ellen Gates Starr of Hull House
swore out a warrant yesterday for
slugger who beat up Harry Woman,
1902 N. Hastings St, opposite Lamm
& Co.
Miss Elizabeth Tyler reported that
officer No. 201S, stationed before the.
Royal Tailors, told one of the girl
strikers that he would get her man
who would pay her better for the
night than it paid her to walk the
streets. The striker reported to Mrs.
wife of the alderman, who
protested to the officer.
An assessment of 10 per cent on
each member for as long as the strike
lasts was voted unanimously by cut
tiers in Cutters Local No. 81, who are
working in shops that have signed up
with the union.
A mass meeting of the Italian work.
ers will be held in Hold Carriers hall
Monday morning at 4 O'Clock.
--O-O-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-28
UGH! CALOMEL NAMES YOU SICK!
CLEAN LIVER AND BOWELS MY WAY
Just ONCE LIVER TOME ,DeN an IONS cn.
s'pN'to' htAoAehN-ooN'r loss DAYS WORK

iiNen ar Your sMesish liver fccl
iine and rnrrrful, make seur Nork a
'ieioarr' 30 yi9ofous and nili ~ An,ti .
tion f'us take NO NASTY. danref,o.
eei"n,el seosuse q maScs sou stck and
NAN may lcsn aN. work
Caleasl is mefvury az suick SILVER
which tauses netr,ssis 70 the BONES
NAioInei crashes into x00r hile nAe al.
Mantle. breaking Il ur TRAITS ,then
YOU feel that awful nausea aad eramp
inx
t.'rien ~ mo u Non want 10 easoy
90 NieesN eentlcst liver ana bowel
eirthsnE Nou ever experienced lust
,sNe spoonful - harmless Doason's
iasvr fone tonight Your druggist 81
acsler Sfils YOU q So rent nstie ~
h''siA"s's ts'Ncr roae endcr nay ,,erm,n
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-28
Wan UPON PAM

inin it "a visitor 90 egrit homo and
nHuali b. comUa quite unct pectodll
iW lnu ace prepared fm opep omer
ecnCy ir YOU Keep small hntilu 90
slnsn'H iAnlment handS 10 ls the
greaicat pain hllrr over discovered.
Simply bald son ihe skn no ulnhlng
required h dgitnH tho pain away. w.
H really wonderful
MvrVin u. sniatef, liork0lcy cal
WfitoH. last SATURDAY nftrr tramp
ing around tir Panama Exposition
with wet feet ! came hame with ms
meek 80 atlff thHl 1 eoultnt turn
applied AluanH Imminent freely ana
went to bod 20 uN surprise nest
mofniua thc stiffness had almost dla.
appeared fuut hours after lhe tecopd
nprlceton WAS a. nuod as now"
March iAlt At Hrugesia. a5c
Advertisements
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-28

Thanksl Yes; much better san.
"a Claus visited as. ,ou know. ans,
4 was Ike this ne lplt several has
kcis 81 frin and five boxes OF
lIaymAs. The fruit didn't hunt as
90 speak Of hut /, takes more than
our frail constitution To stand an
under tho strain Of fine llayanaS
Ia she First plaec. we arc not used
10 millionaire stuff ia the second.
We conldnl stand Il hut we ana
grateful Goodness knows. we am
50 gfeteid that wo am perfectly
willing 20 be nervous and an shot
tnplerns over il And Santa
brought ~ SOME books. too. The
old hoy knows how va dote on
books, aud h. had sense enough not
g snclade anything By Robert W.
chambers
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-28
PERSONAL MENTION

Kd wHhsns ahn Ma boon .,endine
lne piFi Neeh hele ~ Tho sues, u hls
brother. ~. III Williams AVA Pantry
sk3iorta go lsaep hurting the nitot part
~ liie weeA Iur his humr IA ramplto
flcufy N. baldwin ycnteYanN re-.
tnfpvd fronA tsopkpon whefe hs Arsnt
a'Yeral days visiting h,s parents. Mrs
baldwin VIII reinein ln lsockpoft AM.
~ lhe laiser pafi "a the wsek.
Mrs. y. y Harrison whn Cor tae
pesi week has been 81 AZ her horne.
sla Mesquite sirsei IS rapidl> lnesoS
lHs.
CYRUS = lipRth ana Msfd returned
fru San ApsquAo where they spuns
etysgM dNya.
" " l'lnnisk smsellae ascas fes
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-28

Alter January let's got down
to business The physical eondi
iiuu oi south FrNas was newer hct.
ter thc North and Fast ara eruau
ing with wealth and viii soon secl,
ah outlet for Idle capital. Until
the auditorium becomes reality
ana the advertising campaign has
hoen voted, we sbould not rest
Afterwards, W. Won't have time te
f,st
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-28

INC CUR C.nat limos was ln me csti
tenlesiay Irpm iioaefon.
Mrs Paul Grant who hiss Acen spend
Inn tho past FEW days here VIII leave
tpnlUht FOR her home ~ Houston.
Judge james o. Luby ~ san Dlcso
u reslalefed ~ fhq State Hotel.
Mrs W. r.. Hummer WIN has spent
tho past several months 90 leunsYi-
yausa - expected hanie h. q frW days.
D. o. Onnand n sump,ervillo. Ala.
~ ~ The ely The rueat ~ his daueh
ter Afs. .. q walton,
W. a. MecAlln. editor - the kings
vllle Herald was u business visitor b.
me city ycstefdny
g. Vs. gsidridse who has been spend
lng the past several Neehr here ifff
last night Tor bis huins Va Chicago.
Airs y a nnnineer wrieht nallih
scr and lloyd brooks are spending Sow
efnl days Ia Alice gisitins relatives
Mr ana Mra. y B cole have ~.
turned from vlali e. san Antonio
willard White who 81 attending
school in San Antonio h apendine q
few dnys alih hlf mother Sits. q e..
Walton
Allies Ida rarhef lefi sunday Tor Nt
lesir where sine ven spend several
months
s;r aud Mm yhnnes Dodge ief'
sunday Tor their home Boa lnWa after
"a iwo weciH' ylait with uf Rud Mra
y . pudgo.
d. u ruweff nf Ration Rouse ~.
81 Wlsiirf hir brother John t Pow
ets nt lfii tiur0u street
Robert noddY OF Kewaner nl ie "a
visitor in the city foaiafefea at fho
state Hotel
Arrivals at che Nuecsa Hotel yes-
iefdHF wfrr Louis Hart and wife Hnu
Antonio. "a - Goldman san Antonio.
A. a. White Temple . a Baker l.il.
linn lmhfr SAN Marcos It D. Aubrey
Hamilton Cd. vs. Watson. NlddinaH
o. q unsuold. Houston. ii q 0eorst
chloasa. q y nlanton. Alice. Henry
Maulden. Alice
A sbe Harno Apartments % 81
liurh.a Afuh puico. Emma Hocfar
lushhan o. % Hfaehna Loiin Kan
O "A Fierce tna Nlfe rom Fierce
hlecim Tesaa n sauor fnsHm
o. n shelter Wtso ~. o. eueenherrY
WHcu E f licleuFreen Kettle tirlfn
rrDnn. filrr g q Rector Aeua iiuucr
Alr and Mia naUd rer returned
hpue maf uiNht frHm iitetYn whore
ihrf spent NJ inH few data inr
ueem ~ fchuy
iauaeH Done, student nf a. a
- couese w. spreading lhr nundass
Win ha pofeuta
Niiss Tina i.p, reel " unun lt in
the o'ty Tor htNeiH wtcha Visit with
relatives
Miss Pauline iiuh ~ Yuahnm b. tnr
guest ~ siaa Mantle Laurie Arnofd %
hei homo on Cauin street
str aud Mrs Kos Ruff uf Wrnts arn
spreading several d,ys here wien rcia
i,vra.
Mrs. Milton imrneH ~ brownsville
% the Huest ST per pafenis Air and
Mfa. a. g.. ilipp
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-28
ANNUAL NETTING

thc RnuuAl mretins ~ Shareholder
uf Tho CORPUS Christi Nauunh NanN
icr thc riocuun ., uteptula sna pthcr
business VIII ho hcld az the hanklna
houHe on TUESDAY. January iffhs iAia
A. ~ WELLS. CaHhluf
iosl Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-28
ACCIDENT CAUSED
DEATH OF PARKE
TARR SATURDAY
WAS OUT HUNTING VITA EN-
NETT 4. COLEMAN WHEN
SHOTGUN ACCIDENTALLY
EXPLODED



Accident
inrAc A. Tarr a real estate man.
Twins Hi eil Railroad Avenue iasf
ratufdas -firfaaeH alaat tfr 4'f'-
Was accidentally shot reef luT wounds
from whlrh BE- dltd tlr fniloNlns NOR
1ur ai BOO ofMsh tif THrf and
Emmett 4. NeIemeg aeff iu aoaf Hn
Hue re haf reforming fHfn duck
huni when q st0i-eun HrrlHfrfNiH eN
plud~u toad ~ number Tour ehot
striking Ste Thu In thf hips
The funeral paa hsiI surdaF aner-
uunn Hf 2 n0 Nria1h from ihe familg
residence hufIei being boz thc Hese
hi Burial rafh
At she inquest hfid Monday mr-
Mrs Justice Miles rendered darisiuu
iAHt ihe asltaaea mel Hs delih as thr
result ~ 8u af.ldoHt Tho testimony
~ Mr Coleman lne fhr complete
version " the affair uaa us follows.
= have known the deceased Tor about
3 CO. q moniha dHrinr which time hc
tHs embossed elfh mf John j fHHNa In
enc real estate business eith Office In
thr Corpus Christi Nanonf' Nnh ad-
Joining mY uUn offices
"a dap or so befar tne gath had
arranged wlth "a tflrud IHhi eirA would
take nur heHf eHrinUH attach tneu
tn t0at and ea luDf h4uUna ou
Christmas. Invited deceased tH Fa.
With u8 but on ihr morning ef thf
goth. I DHcerllnfi utf the other
pafiy rould nof so tNen deceased and
went alone tlr ub.ls ia ihe mar
ninH bln" inr municipal wharf hNt
funEnnnHn ~ the wAfcfH fuon drove
uH ashore
We Discussed fif 1ilrfnnpn pruHrfm
ana desired tn r7'Dh ihr NNr' iiHit
nhi htfinF no suitable 0Hhft >1nrr fNf
ll' chhlnr J. HuHt'Hi'd 'Hl $50 driri
ihe hnni tli HUninrr m'fninF soon
'flsf nnun ihnh "'H. hriH
'phoned thaL nr HHi engaged irIrnd
'Nl1 "lieh Hs"n 'uoA uH io ii" NNrt
We Procured f thH NnfO fN"H
ffn'@N pHinH oni n'' 'NipnH Dos fni
towards indifn InIni WhnrD W rn
oount'red D.nn'ir" th7uH nif "f
ducks
Tho bottom "f tHo hoHf whe huut
f crosse hHtf1H $3.50 wide aul hHi
hui ono urHi ArtiNf tnr r,1r H.tf
Nith ihr euWnr UH mf a.lt on lHr rear
seat 1nl iprrtHri fn DOC middle H'lf
inc h"Ht wac tno inw In thr rHDr nd
resulted leo IA irtk csfeniine in 3D. sheet
ruiirniF Acrna ib' rftr NuH nf fhr nor
END in lr4aen ihc leak. ami 600 rHsr tnr
rrnuther hirhcr ahoto fhe HhnHT wr
ntiHnFrd that De- st n ihc trrf 'front.'
un % fDFf maNr nf fhr handle ends ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-28

The municipal Christmas fpsii
val was a success The Good Cheer
Fund VIA liberaly subscribed ~.
and 40 poor child was forgotten
Is speaks wcll for the Nation as "a
whole thai II Is learning how
invest iu charity That Is more than
q hid Tor personal uutOiiety.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-28

ionHoss dcmHnda nmpi
answer from Grht liuialu Con
grcss rs new ai ihe prompt hum
mess rs members forget ihal o.
naval progmu h about twonly
drcgdmugli. short of navy
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-28

Dallas m1isi have enjoyed rc.
markahle Christmas Murders
were not more numerous than
umal and very lcW people were
knocked down end robbed hy foot
pads.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-28
WEATHER SUMMARY
v, S. DEPARTMENT or AcRicuL.
TVHt--wtArHER BUREAU.

weather Bulletin ter "a hours end
lax soc a m stth MERIDIAN time
ngecmbst 9t lath
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-28
TWENTY-FIVE POINTS
NET GAIN WAS MADE
IN JANUARY COTTON
SHORT COVERING FORCED SHARP
ADVANCE ~ TRADING YES.
TEaDAY
shipping Situation Remains Unfsyof.
akle and Brokers Predict hnsther
Decline


ierfay resulted ih D. sharp rise iu in.
cotton market. net aaiu ~ twenty
five noiHtt ln January cotton belns
reafhtd on tne New Yoft erchanaa
The spots maffct waH generally boz.
creased. gaining twenty points Oh Ne0
fafk aud pfaparilpnaffiy in other fiac
~
- and 81 nsea cotton hrokera a'
Sew orleans however STE not neiIn.
- in view ihis situation with loD much
optimism believing that 81 Wlli o..
quife strong support SEQ hold she ad.
vance in the faee ~ the present uu
favorable export situation
Suinmlnf 81 fhe various factors BOZ
the present mnfkrt and for.castinr
conditions fDF the 1915 market Her.
man and WOLF brokers of SEES 90
lFaha. ase
The Developments So the marhet
from day fn day aye mote nr less sfafe-
niNpe1 ana hafilf CO. move than con.
firm fhs aiunbuuuesa of tho aaus chat
tHH hffn en iaf tuine tifne between enc
huinrm 90 Hrat cotton ana tHs mills.
Tho lifr &C inf crop can unW hc too
closely apprmlmatal Tor lf to OCCUPY
an1ihinr mHff iAun H negative place
in me pahiic attention o. nr nH the
nld rrup is concerned interest Boz now
mainly conferred nn She American san
sumption aud ihe rNpofiH Something
hnH been said about che great Increase
ln lutefs hut itg depressing effect Nns
short ilFta. nH thr increase meant more
money fvf tine iW products Rhlfh oh.
yiuualf puts the balance ~ she crop Boo
Id fuIfY lutfDUFUtrf.f UUnIfI.U
~Fspaftr viii ufoi,,nty De ....if.,.,
NV n4low hat ,.sr r,,ieht 49,.
which continue to iusresa, ar. e.r
nlnlt AGAINST n,pfrt ui.t,u.t.f
abfUad III vi. eW d.i,,t f,.,. AIN.
supply however the Amssaan e.r
nimpfIut nrubalAt ara.iDd -1on0
bales aud th. amnsnt ,lfe.J, ..n.rf
cd ahaut tat0eoo t.i.. .ii .b.
found tlnt fns eso.ts, ..tffl.a ,,ti,a,f
Harioua inranvenissee uar. tt,n tn.
amount INA when DO v.. IA ~. .,.I
rouipp.d 0nsncialq a, cam. {, O.,.
il D. toda, rnla sn.rps b. .,.t...,,l.i.
faraeau il iona dr,wn .ut bau. T..
which th.r. ,eni h. ..t,. r,ti., ,.,t.
nnrtnaflnna which ,.in aaDot. t,, ID
ut,antlun of won't int,r..t ,epi.t ,,
bran srou,nuitt.1 o., on. .la. ~ ~.
other rli. financial p..lt,s,, ,r ~.
hold.ra m4l. ID f.a,..'.l.t. 81. ..,.....
that tho ,ait,riy ,,iil La ef,a,,,li, ,.,u,
drawn ahatiia us n,,t.t a,,it..
p.einli, ffain enrfent te,,la
ur,t.. 49,,
,...,
III, w
M
f,..,,, go. -.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-28

Cause for pride. during the
Chramaa holiday ve have not
been arrested for iay Nalsing yet
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-28

Stomaehachelel onbhages are
plnaping ont yonlerIuiy aud
the fruit was newer finer. Owing
90 the kaiaef's Inability 10 order
the usual enownt Tor royal snuer
kruui, however the market may
not be as brisk as i was before the
wHr.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-28

Austin American Whu peace
returns paui, viii be morn pay and
fashionable than ever Sure nj
won't have cloth enough lcfi TO
make its frocks anything short OF
fashionable and where lhrrc Is it
~ doth there b much gaicty
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-28

II We ouly bad the rash that Is
represented iu budcd Toys and
fractured hearts, wed be- happy.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-28

Mrs Paul Grant who hiss been spend
Inn tho past few days here VIII leave
ionluhf Tor her home ~ Houston
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-28

INC CUR C.msi limos was ln me csty
IRON Houston
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-28

D. y Onnana ~ sumptervillo. Ais.
~ ~ The city the guest ~ his daueh
ter Mrs - g walton
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-28

vlils Herald was business visitor b.
the city ycsterdny
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-28

Arrlwla at she Nuecta Hotel yes-
iefdny wan, Louis Hart nnd wife Hnn
Antonio. "a ~ Goldman. Han Antonio,
~ g. White Temple . a. nnher Lii.
Hnn tinker SAN Marcos lt D. Aubrey.
Hamilton %. IS Watson. Giddinaa
y a uusWold Houston i o 0eurat.
chloaaq O. q lilanton Alice. Henry
Madden. Alice
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-28

Robert upddY of Kevaner. nl ls u
visitor ln the cItf REGISTERED at th,
state Hotel