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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-04
Ano-rra rioHr ron CIRCUS
MANS MILLIONS.

WHITE rLAiNH. y ", May
Afenmeni ain nt heard BOZ ih' Appel.
late Court neat Nseh on inr appeal
from tho order ~ 5sdFs konahi sriuna
aside The verdict ana nraniinr new
trsi la thr viii fiGii fof fbr $1,000. 600
.stair l.ft hy HALEY. me circus man, ~
linrnum a ilaiioy. When Mfn ituth
4. iialisy the widow, d'rd Tow years
ago. hef VIII visa contested hy nef ~
ter Mfa Annh I Hutchinson, wiz
claimed that her brothers. jueeih '
and Theodore McCedaon. had iufinene
~ Mr4 Hailgy. iheif sister a. leave
hes ~ annuity ~ iio.o1s . year While
They Inherited me major pari ~ ~
millions A iafi recently Sustained
the viii. bot Justice Kooeh - osid'
the verdict and granted q ncN ifinl.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-04

IRIS three cars ~ cahhbnc wetc
shipped from Nan Honitn dursnk the
l,sai week. prires silli hclng n,elntAihod
around ,hf $4,000 mark. The nulehvf
~ cars sent nut thls week W ahnut
the same number 40 were Hhlpt'rd tbe
pfr,ipna wrrh and lnesi sfpwsrp nse
receiving eplondla returns Lettuce
shipments made during tho maet ~
April wrfc rrcat deal ieas sailsles.
tug, than Theses ~ Mauh and ahllr
ihr returns frnm tho sniiro iettuce sfep
Wlil have 90 Boz ftfired frum The aflFi,
mai estimate. Sri the fine pflcen cab
base has hern nsitlna TIE past monsh
viii uffsri the dfei la lcflssf fctufna.
end l0chi groWcra viii aiill enjoy tha
host year ihis tsnaon 80 faf than ~
years Green SNAP beans have bvru
/ Foius out Va express rarleia ahllY his
| past wrrk. cash buyers paving ~ mach
- : 40 pef hiishel many Efsweta nle.
! fstinr a. accrp, thai fisure falhrt than
take fhAnsre in shipping ~ distant
markets where hshes vriers have rre
Nallrd Tomatoes are commencing a.
upen. ami n h expected the flfnt ship
msnis bs EXPIRES Wii hr made this
coming Nosk ami in carloads IN ai,out
two weeks roiaiar~ afe Hoina 9ut Ia
carloads four ar fiVs care have been
/ shipped duries ihe pact ton days, net-
iinH Hniid rctufna
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-04

Tho encrciHes formally opening the
HrN eanaf Go navigation wiii he hello
900 "Wednesday as Tho nallas and iila
EDDY nfcrpn. United states rfnH-
BRADY NJ ifaho. l0nos and i'oinbettef
~ Washington Chamberlain sud i.aDp
VI oregon. ene many Congressman
from fhr northwest have promised 81
attend rapfain D. w. BsaEhman ~
NnecnN. Idaho. 40 years oid ehp teak
tnr first steamboat ~ Lewiston. vii'
be- admiral ~ fhe fleet that VIII pass
tHroufh the canal ~ ihe ppening aaf
THE ficei ~ steamers VIII leave Lewis
for tonight AMI after rtsrinF Through
ihf Canal. tshe paFi la fnr cslsbfsiions
pn fhe Columbia River az the waf ie
Astoria ore
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-04

established somewhere la the lawsf
valley either 10 iiiaalnn 90 caincfon
Counties, strung letters have tfen seat
% Austin authosities hs the San nrnito
aud kinpssliie Commercial csEanska-
tionn. a. VIII ~ Individuals. urslnA an
appropriations to he Included W Ern
crai appropriation hiil 10 hc introduced
"a thc sps,iai session ~ tho lcglsla,
tute Tor thp malntalnanco ~ such al
inaiitutinn. REGARDLESS ~ whore the
state may ivate a. or - X, ss=F~
flHRion, Agricultural director a Tie
uuit Coast iArca IL alee nrEisS thn
matter nclne personally ~ Austin fuf
Tho purpose.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-04
No Use 70 Tfy sno ~ssr oVi Your Cold
u VII Wesr You Out Instead

Thousands keep aa suffcrias Coughs
and colds Through neglect and delay
why make younen an cafy prey 20
scrpio ailments and epidfmios aa enc
result ~ a neglected Cpidf Coughs
sDf Colds sag your strength ard vital
fy unieFs rhtfttd 80 fis early stages
Dr. kings Ncv Discover is Whist you
nesd fhf first dQNe hsiFs. Your head
cieafs ~. sou breathe freely and lon
feri Mn much better huY q bottle TO-
laY ana start takiua AZ anct.--Aefer-
Il.lmaLl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-04

wANuiNuTpN 19c suffrhfisis
lhrnurhuui fhe country sre plennlus
.4enta fnf stay b vuirh b. nnnc,i M.
iiunai sfffsHe pa9 Nfa sisnlfy Me-
'ofmiek nfti sifr president N she Ma.
tlnpsi araufissiun. has ISSUED lnsirne.
Lions tiat rfrfS uanfh 81 the eusfrRrp
urHHnlettinnH hold celebration ~
s4ue character Most - the crlrbfa
lions will BE- "iaih Tests and theirs VIII
b. many pafadDr and celebrations
ehet. piosp,els sre btlelsstl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-04
G. c. HAMIL WILL SINK
TWO WELLS NEAR SINT0N
Drilling Operations 70 Start 90 odsm
Haneh One Hat Mile West oi


a. r namu aud associates - iiay
city Who lssf Thursday morning bfEan
drilling operations IL ths White foini
field. on az acre lease frnfn Dave
oasin expect within ne neHt teh DAYS
tn start duiiinE two wells within hnit
mite ~ Hlntau-
Under the terms ~ contract enter.
81 into ID sinfOn laet week ST. hnmN
vii sink two wells oa ths Dave tsdem
ranoh. one half mile ~en' - Hinton,
Tor q company that 10 cornpptfh ~ nj.
f,dem. lsan Waeldfr. Tom 0tonnpf.
chris Daushefty and other prominent
south Texans
Iieth a ths wsiis are 80 bs sunk a
depth ~ AZ least 5000 feet and the IN.
dsrniandlnf Il that Ar isamil y % Eei
IN addition 10 ether remuneration
bonus u 5000 should he bfing ia an
81 Wsll.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-04

CfNcfSN ATl r Niss AiFin Doepke
win he queen ~ the MAJ In the mum
e.u.i MEy Dancp ia Bprnet Woofia On
g.turaay. ,rhrre ~ill BE- : may poles
ana sgs sAilafen dancing in ~ fox
dance. II many nations The Queen
wsii BE- attended ~ noids - honor
fiseer girls and pako. and sill -
carried On q threne ~ me pfereHsisn'
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-04
SAN BENITO PLANS
IMPROVEMENTS fOR
Light and SEWER
BUSINESS SECTION MAY az MADE
oREAr Mhirt WAS ~ PLAN
NOM UP SUCCEtpS
CABBAGE SHIPMENTS GOOD


IAN ni1Niro. rrNar, MhY 2 Plans
Tor the erection az An ornamental post
white wsy HFht1ns system Tor the
susincsa section ~ San llcnlte were
inaueuafatcd tho latter nasi ~ this
week. the finanNinH ~ the aysirm hr.
ing practically completed Il la pro-
posed Is install These pests in four
nia,ha ~ tho hhainons sseiiun. uNinE a
deslsn similar a. that now belnE used
in rhn Antonio The Installation ~
the nahie VIII ho indor tho direction
~ tho Han l,onito commcruial clgh,
Who propose "a turn ihrm over To Tho
iIghilng co at thc end ~ onr wear
In payment for free current duItne
that period a " thwnhl the srHriI
viii hc Installed within The nex, thlr,,
DAYS.
A mass nscting ~ Kan urnito Ell.
sens viii hs held at thc cns,nmf,la
cluh Mnndny srcninr to dincpas natl
ana mraun ~ lmpfo, ina the tasY ecN
ago dispersal pi4ni A few weeks 49,
al election ZOE the lsHuanuo ~ houdi
Tor repairing Inc plant Wa hold. tu
the question WAS defeated. nuc " o
| claimed a. SOME feeling aFninui ih'
present cuts Commissioners Who are u
I DO sas rpnrorHihie FOE ihc condition u
the plant as ihe present time The cue
| cnmnliHflonsfH intend tn nrsinaini ih'
sitsens ~ The city fully win the ~
act condition ~ The plant ai me- meet
ins Monday rterins and i' ~ ehreclef
aomr action Nill b' ihten 90 thni ii"i'
towards th, repair II me- plant whi'i
has boen,nc imperative fof che Feners
health ~ the city
Following Recommendation N'
/ Clarence CilrlsY. ~ ihs 'nilrN'
after recent visit ip the lower valley
tA~t o Riaie Experimental hteiion 3.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-04
TALES THEY TELL
CONCERNING SOME
OF THE Big BOYS
elllN SUNDAY Tells ONE ON 40
WILLIAMSON OF ThE
CHICAGO TEAM.
Cir, Reass, Ns~ fed rw,rlsr. Claim,
% Have Struck euf feuf and
Saw THEW Score Anyway.

NEW Noltk. Mas 9 mlr sAnas,
triip this story slfcni ~ Williamson
ane "a the stars 90 che oid vhieneo
team
ma was aicna With ihc cheRso club
when The tNo teams rilotel ~ Al
SlsaldinE made the tour arsurd thr
~ofisi Tho team cr,,rscd fton EMS
Iand a. Ffance m a rivamce duvioF me
10 lhr worst storms that ever visited
the Fnrlish Channel rh,ues xot :"
bad that own the captain ~ the sAip
surrendered a. despair IA Frahesd
eco hfe prrsclNefa strapped them
around him and thon offered ur tnis
prayer
"'nh i.ord win lead a different
ufc n sou Wil spare thls shlp ana oo
llNrs.
rho shin arrived safely n pofi and
80 went hasA 20 chieago ann Hiartcd
saloon"
a mathematical fcnd bar concluded
that Wilic Hoppe. the biiNari rhism-
aiaH Sal waltcd eynr $1,000 niles
arnund "a billiard table
The mathematician disco,ercd that
Hoppe usually walks tive mlles atuund
a table when playing a gamr u ha"
points iiopps PLAYS 90 COO point year
ro that means hv walks 500 miles
yearly he has hscen champion rninc
ihing uke nine yam and did opi'e e
bit ~ around timetable WaihinH be-
fore be- became titlr holdef So biz
Walking total roes over sepe miles
clinton RoEgc tho row and pfnmis
inr twlricr with the rittshurE frdr.
D. a.. .N4.4IuHIt... - tI..luH
Iihs only pitcher who strush oui four
mon in enc innnF shd hNed Co. see
leVsry ons ~ the four HCuro ~ run
IA happened in college game in
Nichiran NarFr 10 niE chap Win
a world " speed rhc varsity catcher
was Ia ilS pound mite and couldn't
hola Rnrre vino ntru,k out three mon
lr "a row. and every une went io first
when the catcher failed tn clutch she
lubird stflks Win tho haEss loaded
lnneee struck uut the fourth batter aud
man on third came hninc wlth ihr fhtl
itsliy. whil, the famed batter ta'rs
Ga afst IN safety.
An .rfor ana "a hii followed. AMI th'
three other striKoui victims who hA.
eninod the bases Through the Inability
LOO tho caiohrr 10 hold hogee. rro"i"'
HON, with the fnns that WON she Haine
strategy often smcoo'dH whef'
israNn fails" pfizs siEsirF fnAnas"
told no rscsntly Then hc wc1, on q
lckplain.
"A numhcr ~ cars een two hfnthcf
met Boz tho nnsi huut inr ihe hmirH
champiunrhip ~ tho siuh Co whirh inc
belonged Tho younger hruthfi hnev
ttnt hr wasn't mHirh for TIE nldef
rot hs was game and vent iniu ih
unF with him
rhr Younger pns bad irrffl
punsh that wua good ~ knurtnui
ia landed. bot the older hruihrrr guar
ss4 no good that ihr Younger nnr. VIII
Was on che defensive most ~ tho time
Couldn't bore through.
.rhcn tho fnuufsf chap hc'hnunh
hmsslf ~ strategy The hrnikefa com
out ~ their corners. ~ the nikth ronn'
ana iusi nH they squared pn, ih
itounrsf hooked down al the nid'
bows kneu hia fsge tooh nn "a lnpt q
asioniuhmeni ard be- yelled
"AsY. ~ the iusr ~ Mlh' look o
ynut knee
"Thc older hrnih'f fen fof tho ru'
10 innhed aud thr younger shot
lnrhi nppafaui 10 iiie mN nnf vun 20
championship
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-04

TEXAS LEAGUE RESULTS

nufch mi UuoWiUnI eUINn- HUH0
fud stephens
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-17
RUSSIANS THINK HINDENBURG TRAPPED
AUsTRlANS BRINGING BIC GUNS IN EFFORT TO STOP RUS
SIAN ADVANCE ON CRACoW AND TURKS REPORT
ED TO HAVE SUFFERED "IRRETRIEvABLY" AT
HANDS OF RUSSIAN FORCES WHO ARE ABLE
TO PREVENT REINFORCEMENT
lBY AssOClATED PREssl

LONDON, January l6-Offica reports disclose de-
vecpmen result Of the German victory Soissons the Rus
sian advance between the East Pussn frontier and the Vtua
river.
The French strongly enrenchcd along the Ane either
side g Sosson and with the assistance of floods have apparently
checked the further German advance Big have replaced the
rifles and bayonels that region The attack
have reapued trenches Cacnoy but their attacks elsewhere
have been unsuccssu The active their effort TO
ground lost during the offensive of the allies last December
but with the ground its present condition military think the
Germans might general offensive but their may de-
pend largely surprise they attempt the unexpected
Poland SOUTH the fighting largely Of
ery engagements though the Germans continue their attacks
the Russians blocking their way q Warsaw.
Unless Hndenburg has another the Russians
who have advanced almost the German frontier his hammeng
for with The freezing of the possible for
the Russians to and attack his flank
The Austrans have also brought forward their heavy artillery,
arr a{ ,yr s,oT c Rvssans who se threatening Crserw The
Russians have mounted Carpathians
Buona and concentrating Tor advance into Trsnsyvsna
The Turks reported TO have further disaster
the the CORPS sent to help
the broken tenth said be uctreveaby" defeated If
this the Turkish positions extremely the Rus
feet position prevent arrival European reinforce.
and have already crh, sailing carrying troops
Rotterdam paper estimates Tho British in France and
Flandcrs from January 3 l9O Officers $500 men, and
expert the French DAYS fighting
a scissors a thirty thousand men.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-17
DEATH ROLL WILL RE ALMOST
CERTAIN TO REACH THIRTY
THOUSAND
MANY TOWNS WRECKED
King Victor Emanuel Visiting Strick
- Cities aud Receiving The
appreciation nf the
People

2, '-o5'a'ai Poe.
ROME ltaly Jan lG-Fear is
felt throughout the earthquake de-
rastatcd district that additional
shocks mas add 90 the work of de-
.tructiou according 20 reports
hr0gaht Ly refugees Tho basis OF
this anxiety is nov. from Sora say
inr there N another shock there
last night
Complete reports of death and
damage lu the more remote places
has NOT been received. hut u seems
certain that the death roll will be
thirty thousand.
The place which apparently sul-
f.rr' the most are \ycz2auo. ten
thousand. pesCina five thousand
Co.ano four thousand, Cenchio.
9.iNU. MARSHA. one thousand and
patoUo one thousand san Bclino,
o5o. and Fraluro zoo
u ie reported that Rassa y Abe
lost an eighth of lis population and
pc-oassoroli i- completely buried.
IN scores OF hamlets only O small
percentage OF the population escap-
od Al OF Italy has turned its at
touliou to the work Of rescue
Criticism ha been voiced con-
cCyuine the delay 10 sending med
cine to some places destroyed, hut
this argues difficulties In transporta-
Iion which made greater speed im-
possible
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-17
SnIP FROM GALVESTON
WAY starr rl:Ol hi


ru..' .e THe N.V
GALVESTON. Tey. 1na It
when tho steamship pacIa. former.
Iy oI the Hamburg American IU'
Sails from here next week for ir".
mon. she win have 'o stand tine 80,
.urD Test Qf prize court. and uu
nai important decision hinr'- iHe
FUTURE policy ot thp United State
with regard 90 tH, now reg. 'ry w.a-
Hrps being put into effect
Tba parp .- threatened with e'.
5nrr ff -na uio. to ougal' ia tr. .N
with Germany tn. British admir-
tnr uIII hold HAT her frHn .,r 1885,.
nc..I . mere .uhtortn.D and NI.
rar mo sHp JOS prize ut var Tho
.N.u .. loading here with COTTON ior
German mills having ho'' prcHr
uI uy goo NWor.can while informed
. Port Arthur. Tovas
Or.r fuH vessel. have hcon bon h'
..r american registry -Um 4. o.
t.... u.r. German 1oturrs hc'or
.-. fn -,.H1u1 on GO aul 1p'ru'-
Cd .. tank steamers between >..
.uri and Germany $50 0hIt0 FOOL"
.a. mode Loo tap lrau for %. Gr'
man Shin. f1 american registry nr
$50 r vls .rrnuueCl 'H"f fh, n9aiF
... Hr.r Ilulh' and #as loaI.Ht
.0. German port % na Iuo" boon
announced .HH' thr British Gov
.-rU.n w.H I.E" measure tn pro.
.-.. H.r rfNf. BOO tho cast 0f fHH
.... ... chat fno state Depart
moi. .s. boon notified of tor .nf.u-
I."
r.. nH.. g. n1r thc property of
uf. ard IS NT.'uur o. N.c"aHU. .u
,...r.Ir. citizen SH le nov Wl.-
..r .t ar american eros" Hud fN"
.,.r f.. .1H 'Ia aur'ioU OF tle
...r.# gf.fu. government |'.
r... ..# boon .Hr'HE0l .r rn' ru
..rrr.r. f.aIe hcI..sr here and Br'.
,..r b.,lra .Ha uar hrnFo ouf The
...ras, af fhis time aai.nl
v... deU4.f lt cotton shippers lo.
.... nn#rt- OF rho staple Hlro
N..r f.I rr here 'or '.sk oI ah.s-
..r.a rHr lleuf. u tHI case of fU.
'.. BE- f.tH.iuro Iup0f'aH. tD fHn
.n.tnr men H. fhe south
Tho transfer Ir rasl-ir. o. t.wn
....4r vrr. discussed at ercat lenlfH
.t tH. London conference OF 1900
.IH .r .lr.. uelf H.e reached H'
....r tfr nations as f0iIons Pho
f-4r.f .f.r U. .n enemy fU.rI q"
,..tr.T .l. efif.fsi ."lr fHs nH..
.rI Uf ForH.Ics .0' ur.n..
. rro.,i fHaf su.H .raH' 'er aa-
.r. made .r order fa etaH" rnD CON.
..#. ga #.H..H Hr H".H| .N
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-17
pen,er Horse Shou

.\. .t, Colo. Jaa. Do BE-
MONDAY. the bie Denver
Show viii be held sd tho
''H stock Yards The city ta. lp-
nr.i.d $4,000 20 make the show
I..'ss. and 81 IS expected that the
.lWr einrics o. The Denvcr horse
Hih., Wil BE- revived. when the
N.i''nal Western Live Stock show
riiiFi oif ON accouAt OF the hoof
W1'ih epidemic. the local rid
'a 'INh goi busy and provided a
..t which Will supplant tho annual
H"t- .hoN which In the past has
Ht" Denver the mecca Tor visitors
lrum thr western aud central states.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-17

" |"'U|I0T0U TTTI|-
PARIS. Jan. Ia Hayas dis
patch from Sora. says another earth
quake occurred last night Walls
trll and people are greatly alarmed.
King victor Emanuel visited the
town. and was chcerod for his dpyo-
tioa 70 the peoples welfare II Is
established definitely that all Off
cias OF tho under-prcfccture M Az
tyyau0 are dead
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-17

s.n%NJTvls lsn a.. Elgnleta
towns and villages were destroyed
and thirteen others left with scarce
Iv bnildme standing, while twelve
more uttered lesser damage LLOYD
NrN. announces IN % dispatch from
Rome The survivors are suffering
severely u many places as thirty
-i, hours elapsed before the first
relief arrN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-17

SUV0ntDW IUUInCNI UUT"0| VTI
two physicians. an Interpreter anI
d business mJuaLer have p1 sea
through th, DuIind state on thrr
way lo the war u Europe They
were hailed with enthusiasm uH
along the route from san Franc. .u
20 Npw York They expect to De rn.
gagged u work near southampton
England. Hut may go to thn onui.
nent later
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-17
RMTIsH WnL sEARCn wIrHouT DELAY

LONDON January l6.-H Indicated that the British Foreign
Office ard Admiralty naugurang vigorous policy the inn,
mediate and rccae foreign hips suspected of carving
contahand In officials instructed work over
getting u7oad,d vessels may proceed
While the Washington Of protest AGAINST the detention of Amer
lean vessels doubtless had effect Inc situation probably due
o n improvement Of method Of handling cargoes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-17
TURKS CIAfVT0 HAVE SUNK SUBMARINE

BERLIN Jsnuar, l6A Tofsb official statement ;.sued At
Conslantnop bat o. French submarine Saphir was
by Turkish ARTILLERY irving enter the Darda,eles
and part Of the % fueu.,.anr rescued
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-17
ITALIAN CuNB0AT REPoRTED DAMAGED

ROME January ifA report received here saws the Italian
orpcdo grnba badly damaged while cruising in the Ad
ratc Sea. No detail.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-10

iiF hruoUiHffH ffrsa
htN YORK iuns The munfh 10
Mas eiil IONS Del REMEMBERED iu bass
iiaii sifrifn due 90 The Huusuai uuiniisf
~ dstH ~ deiuan Rain caused more
pnsfpnHamcuta ~ Fsmes thsn has been
fhr case 100 anmF tsats. 80 particular
secfion ~ enc bis league csfculfa 90
ucafsd o. hf Immune for both ras5 afd
usat suffered alihe boz fhiH respect Not
.nripdlnH tho issi feN days ~ tho
NINTH the rfrauin show that in tiis
/, sstionai League ninety games Wfr.
afhnduitH 81 which mtfs five were
pinyrd nnd twenty five postponed iu
ihc American f.aNm seventy Two OCT
~ ninety HHuea afhrduicd wrfc phiri
and fWfutf postponed The Federal
lftEua wHH fnrrrf fo rrt hHfE twenty
ertsn eafnrH bot a.Vfnif ian out ~
ninety Mine being played ta scheduled
rho rrnrd hY wsstH aH nchshuird
piaYsd and pnhipoued wcro sa follows
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-10

Tho present ucct VIII wItnca the
'irDiflrr af number 81 championship
fnd other ImpuriHnt sporting events in
fHtuua piria 90 the country i9 trn
niH thr United Hf1ita wYmona $50
tnuM TnuruHmtui VAN hn played nt
Hartford. Conn Naumchusrtta state
90 iioHtnn and the Mctrnruiiinu 90 Ncw
N"fk nolfrrs eil meet Sea tho Eastern
Npen Championship nt Shawnee Pa.
Trans NissiaHlrp. ni Mcmrhlf Tunn
NDw Jersey Hi oranFe. iran
shooters VIII alntter ciaY Mrda in tho
Sew Aun State rnurnamcr a. Gao
chester ~ ~ Maryland lee initlmnrr.
$50 Ninnssnta ai WbaRhha Ninu in
eolltfr haashti ale and Princeton
meet lu tur eDDnnd Same 30 thru sr
nlshnih ht Philadelphia aud Cornrii
sylsanin at lfhusdoiphis hnd Curncu
Hnd coiapto baltic az fthaca.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-10
Fight FANS THE
VICTIMS IN No
DECISION BOUTS
no DECISION FIGHTS Are UN
FAIR 70 THOSE PAY
ING MONEY
Paying Real Money 10 Bee No De
ctsson eovth the Same - ~itnsss'
inB Three Inning D al Game.

The fiFbt fans viii aHatrn o." iH'
fast some dss that ihfi' ore thr suatr
in ths 10 decision bouts fhat afc ncinF
ffnEed here there and rYtrleHrrs m
fhls land ~ no-derinIan Bouts
Paying real m0ne5 sn Frs nH.i
fisiur bout lH about ihs same thne aH
pffine fu .Ur a Three lnulns Nls' nall
anmn Ihr affair hlfds hHH heeun
before fh over And thefs rafslf 81 H
definite result Tho nu ltn n "r
basine hut he'd rathsf ~. "a snootDlf
That's tiio hope ne rhsuahes ttrrf Nur
hr iHtrr riufHldr a-ti uniH him lf
iiui knackauis boz fD. docaIHn DnHiH
uf' aHout aa rate AZ pfntyfil unuun.
300 Europe The flghinra srt ihe rYIH.
tnUchout Df uu knnctoat rn Hhl ut
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-10

tho rcccnt rush o. thc frort ~ the
two Chicago uiAior icasuc basrl,sn
oiul'a has lcA So speculation AZ G..
Nbethvg history Is ie rcpcsi itself ana
thc Cuhs and whitc SoN mcstagalu lp
worlds Series play Whilo che pen
rani ciiHchlng daNS Ia thc American
and Natiersl icsRucs arr stlh affair 90
thafc H. no den>ins tiaf shc tWo Chi-
caso clubs have exhibited a sfcrllak
brand ~ han this spring Western fans
veeali the series ~ 1895 Whcn she PA,
~ thgt svar Was confined strictly to
Chicago with the white SoS unacr the
leadership ~ Fieldcr JONES'. ,lefcNtlNr
Frank chancc's Cubs four games O.
tsso
Nine scars hnVe elapsed since thu
f'fst and oaly wosld's retlss het,osa
swe eliihs represeRfln& ths same cats
aud to-day hUt two 10 the thirty play.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-10

sn y ,;I ou'y as citizen to assist in keeping the
so,,rc e'laleIt' Defects IN titles has ever been
even absolute loss and the careful ;,st IN
9Ssrt and shun the country where peo are cte .iI
aePend dahl guide to keep straight the o ne opy
Sa 1Ie :, Ii GUARANTY CERTiFlCATF '''''''
bs our oIilce and give us chance to exnla;n
"''s system to you and be convinced ~ pam
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-10

Chicago a. Now Yofh o
Detroit s. iinstun o.
Cleveland 2. philadelphia I
Washington 4 si Louis ..
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-10
Your Duty As A Citizer,


he experience of this and other co,,ntr;es form.
the most abundant proof that the irnnroor,ar, and
SSt1lement ct the country is parailed bv the UN
SEX AIN \ OF TITLES 10 real FS-TATT
Labor WI not be e>erted when its fruits are inse-
cure and may possibly 30 to the bencGt of an
Other lHorton vs.. Crawford, l0th. Texas Su-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-10
PAST MONTH OF MAY IN BASEBALL
Was ONE Long TOBE REMEMBERED

RAIN CAUSED MORE POSTPONE.
MEHTs oF oAMEg THSN Dun
mo ANY PREVIOUS MONTHS ~
hfSTNgY OF TNE GANC-NO
PARTICULAR SECTION IMMUNE
FROM DELGGE