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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-11
1855. as against yesterdays hulk Of t6.e5
d67 and today's top OF NO, IL iust
nickel below Tuesdays high figure
nnnroeonfnffvo ea1eR

SHEEP--1he advance NJ prices on Mon.
day and Tuesday due to light runs on
those days increased the receipts this
morning to something more like normal
proportions. The estimate called for 10, ~.
head. which was a little under that OF
one and two weeks ago, but more than
what showed ND on the same day q year
ago. Colorado and the Scotts Bluff cOun-
Try were the chief contributors.
The market opened in very fair season,
but with discouraginE advices from east
ern points the early trade was a little
easier on lambs, though strong on aged
sheep. As the morning advanced, how
ever, the feeling improved and lambs
closed active and fully steady with Tues
days trade. The mutton offerings con
tinued strong all the forenoon and in in
stances prices were a shade higher.
As was the case on Tuesday, the bulk
OF the lambs moved at g. 6Ode 20, with
several loads OF fed westerns and Mex
leans topping at 500. There was no
feeder trade to speak OF. A range Of $50
TI60 caught most OF the ewes, with one
shipment OF fed westerns reaching 81 ~,
a new record for the season. The eve
supply was larger today. More light and
handyweight offerings were noted among
the lamb receipts than yesterday. though
from 30 TO 81 po0nds. Tho packers still
prefer the handyweights when the re-
ceipts are generous.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs.
yeSrIinSs. light, IS. 75dis 90; yeaTIInSs.
heavy, ss.50Gfs75. wethers good to choice.
H. I5as.0O; wethers, fair TO good. f7.50677. IS.
ewes. good 70 choice. S.0@7.7b; ewes, fair
A few sheep and lambs that came In
late after the early arrivals had changed
hands sold l0c higher. Mexican lambs
SOLD as high as S.S and Mexican ewes
REPRESENTATIVE aaleH.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-11
Why the Abstracters
Oppose TOrrens Bill

| m the legislature opens the door TO
the so-called Torrens system Of land title
registration, Il will mean confiscation
and added expense for real estate own
ers instead OF simplifying matters" is
the declaration Of local abstracters. mo,
we are not making a fight against the
bill for fear Il will seriously interfere
with our business, but We believe II the
lawmakers knew what was involved they
would hesitate to try an experiment that
has resulted disastrously whenever at
tempted under like circumstances. All
we have done is to send a letter to the
members Of the legislature calling their
attention to certain facts"
The letter refers to the enactment Of
the Torrens act in Ohio. and its subse-
qdent repeal and quotes from the de-
oision Of the Ohio supreme court decisr-
ing the scheme UNCONSTITUTIONAL II also
sets forth the following reasons for mold
ing to the present system OF title trans
fers
I. IL is more cumbersome and far more
expensive than the present system.
2. II the TOrrens system has any adj
Nantages over the present method II
should be compulsory, then the county
would not he at the expense Of carrying
bh - uOhuIf tNHt1Il Ot TNkieNIdAlOn anu
recording Of land titles.
2 In all states where the Torrcns sys-
TEN Is IN force the records show that
only those who have bad and doubtful
titles take advantage OF the oct. The
county and state therefore goes into the
business Of insuring bad risks and con-
sequently the public rs indirectly COM
PEELED to bear the loss incurred through
the registration of defective titles.
4. Only the first registration of land
title is iudlciat,s the subsequent registra-
tons are merely ministerial; and 1t Is
doubtful II any one would loan money
on a ministerinl registration.
3. The insurance laws of the state pro-
vide for the insurance of land titles. The
present law, however, requiring a de-
post with the state board Of 100000 in
securities should be amended by reducing
the deposit In securities TO $4,000, for
the reason that an abstract and insurs
anco company in a city the size of Omaha
must first invest a sum of not less than
10000 in compiline a set of abstract
books including indlces OF all judgments.
DEGREES. suits pending, estates. etc.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-11

i1sJ,ss-One .. the heaviest runs for
some DAYS showed up this morning
some thing like So cars, or Gi,O0O head
being roceived. The total for the three
days Is S.ei0 head. being nearly 1900
smaller than last week. but 600 LARGER
than for the same period last year.
Trade opened out dun this morning
Many trains were late and. as the yRrds
were more or less crowded only a part
VI the hogs had been yarded when first
killer bids were made az figures that
were pretty close TO a dime lower. Ship
pers bought a number OF hogs early at
figures that were no more than &C. lower.
Killers stuck by their early bids FOL
quite q while. nut two buyers. whS
wanted hogs pretty badly. finally RAISED
their offers, and when the supply start e
70 move prices were no more than q
lower IN any case. and were IN q goo
many instances pretty close 70 steady.
Trade continued on this basis until the
packer. who bought practically all the
barry hogs. had filled his orders. Offers
then settled down on a fully So lower
basis. and In the end the big end Of the
hogs sold on this level Trade remained
very slow all the way through and
clcend al the Low time OF the day the last
sales being 50loe lower than yesterday 1
average. AZ the time OF closing this re-
rori thare we're stili a number OF loads
~ first han1s and q good many punches
had not YET been yarded.
The EeneTN market ie around s. lower
Yesterday market, a. well az today .
Was uneven aaa Il - pretty hard 10 nlss
an accurate comparison Of the two DAYS
bulk " todays offerings moved at Is u
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-11

CATTLE Receipts numbered s12 cars,
being the largest OF any day since De-
cember u, The large receipts, together
with unfavorable advices from eastern
points. was OF itself sufficient to make
buyers very bearish In their views. At
the same time, quite number OF the
trains did not arrive until late in the
forenoon and, US usual, buyers held
back, waiting for later arrivals before
tiliing orders. Taking all the conditions
into consideration. u was not surprising
prices generally lower than yesterday.
Buyers Of the better grade OF beef steers
that would do for shipping paid In some
cases almost steady prices, but their bids
as rule were iOdri6o or more lower than
yesterday on killers. but not far from
steady on feeders.
In the end the best shipping cattle sold
a. prices that were very little lower than
yesterday and, In spots, possibly steady
fhe medium grades OF beef steers were
around i0c lower. Cows and heifers were
slow and mostly l0del5c lower. Feeders,
On aocount OF the light supply. generally
eornfed beeves. H.75de %: fair 70 good
cornfed beevea, N.00Q1 20; common 20
fair cornfed beaves, S.eOfD7 90; good 20
choice helfers, se.2bflf .0o good 70 choice
COWS 3.1Su6.ec; fair 20 good cows, 81 COO
b.b; common 70 fair cows, g b0eDs 90
ecod TO choice stocksrs and feeders, 81 .QO
W:noi fair to good stockcrs and feeders,
to.9o0i &C. common TO fair stockers and
iesders, yslbe3SbO; stock heifeFs, $500
SO stock cows. tS.oO0s. Is: stock calveS
stage. etc. "a BtSs. 1t
Repre- sentative aalea
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-11
Bellevue Seniors
Present Class Play

"Tommy's Wife" the farce given by
the senior class Of Bellevue academy
last night, was a wholly successful pro-
duction. Clint Day played the young
artist to perfection, and Randall Biart.
as his chum. was convincing lover.
Kari Branstad as the French fencing
master. kept the audience in continual
laughter, and HIS portrayal OF this role
was probably the most finished work OF
the evening. Ruth Stokes. the leading
lady. and Edna Gibbs, wealthy society
woman. both made pleasing Impressions.
The cast Of characters was as follows:
Thomas Carothers, a budding young
- isl q. GOO. ...s...... Clint Il. lay
Rose Carothers. his sister. .. Ruth stokes
DICK Grannis. his chum, in love with
N, tose -. :; ..'......... Randall Biart
fstIy Campbell a student at the
broadway Dramatic schooI....,...
.''..'s.................. Rasmussen
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-11
Elks'to Take Special
Train to Convention

The committee on transportation for
the Omaha E1ks' club met Tuesday to
discuss preliminary plans for the over
land journey to the national convention.
which will be held in Los Angeles the
week Of July II. The committee decided
to hold a second meeting Saturday for
the purpose OF entertaining propositions
from the various passenger representa-
tives of the railroads running out of
Omaha Omaha Elks will 20 to the con-
vention on a special train. The commit
tee consists of Z. f. Bradley, c. c.
Wearne. ID. H. Beck. Carroll H. Wright.
John sullivan, Walter c. Nelson and
John b. Byrne.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-11
Easter Bazaar at
German Home Today

The event in Austro-German-H
circles today is the Easter bazaar being
held at the German Home for the bene-
ut Of the war sufferers relief fund.
Homemade candies, cakes and other de-
licacies, fancy work. gold and silver
iewelry which came in for the fund in
exchange for the iron rings. will be sold
by the women, who will all be attired in
their national costumes, Soik songs will
be sung.
This evening. Hungarian goulash, the
national DISH will be served by a large
CORPS OF hungarian women. the goulash
having been prepared under the personal
supervision Of Mrs. Henry Pollock.
Mrs Bertha detzschmann. Mrs Charles
Hartmann. Mrs. o. NJ. Tohneman and
Mrs Walter Brandes. officers Of the re-
lief association. are In charge OF the ar
fair.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-11
W, 7. Canada Takes
Turn for the Worse

The condition OF William L. Canada.
retired chief of the secret service depart
ment Of the Union Pacific Tuesday took
a decided turn for the worse and yes
terday he was taken TO ST. Catherine,
hospital. In addition to his other all
ments' II Is asserted that dropsy has de-
Neioped and that the outlook for his re-
eovery Is far from being hopeful
The present illness OF Mr.. Canada
dates from his trip 10 New Orleans a
lew weeks ago, where he went TO attend
the Mardi Gras. On the trip he took a
severe cold that has failed 60 respond
to the treatment OF the physicians.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-11
Omaha Uni Debaters
Looking for Trouble

The University OF Omaha Debating
clue is looking for some one to debate.
preferably some young peoples organizs-
tion. They are willing to argue any
question. but are especially primed TO
display logic on the subjects OF woman
suffrage, temperance. Sunday base ball.
or the advantages Of a college education.
The manager Of the Debating club. Roy
Greeting. reports a formidable array of
debating talent including among others,
Miss Gladys shamp VIII Thompson Mr.
Chenowith and Roy Greeting.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-11
POstman Refused
to Wait for Woman
to Finish Letter

Uncle Sans letter carriers are most
accommodating, but one of them recently
failed to satisfy an exacting patron OF
his route, and complaint was made to
Assistant Superintendent Brown
He wouldn't walt until | wrote a let
ter" the aggrieved woman complained.
1T would have taken only a few minutes
for me to finish the letter. and I wanted
to have It mailed Immediately. but the
mailman wouldn't wait. although Of
fered I'd let him come into the house and
sit down"
When Brown said he would look into
the matter, the fair complainant grew
solioitous and said she hoped the man
wouldn't be discharged this time.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-11
WANTS DAMAGES BECAUSE
HE FELL ON SIDEWALK

George Warner Of 2213 Howard street
would have the city OF Omaha pay him
damages for personal Injuries SAID 70
have been suffered when he stuboed his
big toe on the walk near the alley on
sixteenth street between Harvey ana
Howard streets, breaking left wrist ana
causing him physical and mental incon-
venience.
MIR. Warner states in a notice Just
served upon the city officials that at the
point where he fell the pavement pro-
iects an inch and a half above the side
walk iine. this forming an obstruction to
the safe movements Of pedestrians.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-11

HORSES-On account of the recent
snowstorm the receipts of horses this
week have been light. The quality OF
the offerings has been very good ana the
clearance seasonable. The principal in
quiry has been for army purposes buyers
here representing the British French and
italian governments. Generally prices
were about the same as for the last three
weeks. The cheaper kinds OF horses con-
tihue TO be drag on the market and
farm ana southern demand Is stu very
limited. due In a large measure to the
unfavorable Industrial conditions in tho
south and the recent snowstorms which
nave been 50 general over the country,
checking traffic In good many locaII-
ties The high cost OF feed remaIns a
strong bear influence. The French war
morse inspection Is to continue for at
least thirty days yet
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-11
DISAPPOINTED IN LOVE,
THREATENS LIFE OF GIRL

Henry Springer OF Oak Grove. No,
charged with disturbing the peace was
sentenced TO ninety days in the county
jail by Judge Britt.
Testimony was given In court 60 the
effect that Springer had threatened the
HE OF Margaret Campbell. a young Scotch
girl who has been in this country less
than three months. because she intended
70 marty another man. Also that he had
tried to ruin the good reputation Of the
girl and had so far succeeded that the
engssement between Miss Campbell ane
her husband-to-be had been broken. Mis-,
Campbell lives at iifs North Seventeenth
street.
Judge Britt reprimanded the man Sc
Verely for his attitude toward the young
woman before sentencing him-to jail fol
three months.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-11
OFFERS TO SHOW JUDGE
ART OF SELF-DEFENSE

Charles Bryson. trainer, and Glen Will
linms. fighter both colored. of Des
Moines, Ia, declared in court that they
had come here to train for coming ten.
round mill between Williams and Thun.
derbOlt Smith. Williams wanted to give
Judge Britt an exhibition of his powers
in court, but was denied his request Fol
lowing the session the pair put on a
brief boxing contest before large con.
gregation OF police court habitues.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-11
RYDER TO PUT BIG GANG TO
WORK CLEARING THE SNOW

Commissioner John ], Ryder will turn
out big gang OF men Thursday morn
ing on the streets 10 clear them from
snow as soon as possible. At the recess
session OF the council Ryder will ask for
an emergency appropriation Of funds with
which 20 carry on'the work. He declares
the situation Is becoming critical and Inn
mediate action necessary or the streets
will become veritable Hoods with the
first thaw.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-11
Kansas City Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY. March lO-CATTLE-
Receipts. 6. 100 head: market lower; prime
fed steers. ts.250s IS; dressed beet steers.
s7.C0dIS. Is, western. S. 1905 20: stoekers and
feeders. tsOOa7.Sb; bulls. t5e5G6.7b; calves.
Sc fOaflO 90
HOGs-Receiots, $500 head market,
higher bulk OF sales. Sc SQi1.00; heavy.
s6.s5dl6s7s; packers and butchers. $500
ECO light t6SS67 o.; pigs, s660Ql690
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reeeipts, 6.O0l
head market hisher; lambs. ss.S5d9s0;
yearlings Ss.0OdDS.aO; wethers t7.5OdfS g
ewes. S7s5ff1.S5
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-11
ESTATE OF JOHN Under
Is VALUED At $295, 900

An inventory Of the estate Of the late
John IAnder. wholesale liquor dealer. filed
Ia county court. shows total valuation
OF more than t296.OOo. The stock in the
store at 1919 Douglas street is valued az
SCI AZ. Bad accounts" amounting to
81 .TS5 aud doubtful accounts OF 81 .sOl
Noie Included In the list
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-11
sioux cay Live stock MarLet.

SIOUX CITY, March O.-CATTLE-Re-
eeiptB. a0O0 head; market. 5fplOc lower:
native steers, S6.S0aT.eo; butchers, SAD
400 cows aud heiters. 3lTcfi6, 90; canners,
calves, adoOu90O; bulls. stays, etc. 5000
HCGS-Receipts. 15, 500 head; market &c
lower; heavy, S6.55ftS.60: mixed $3.50;
light. as.50d6.65: bulk o sales @,5b.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 200
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-11

ST. LOUIS, March lO.--CATTLE-Re-
cetpts. 100 head: market lower: native
beef steers, N.OOdi6.O0' cows and heifers
W-ErSe' southern steers. s.. 25dg7 rs; COWS
and heifers. Noo@6.O0; native calves. 800
SHEET AND LAMBS-Receipts, 900
: .75Gf&C0; lambs. S9.O0Gi0.00 yearlinRs,
EtoHs,s0; clipped yearlings. ts50U75o
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-11

Mrs. ne Yorburgh-Smith, a wealthy
society wonan.............. Edna Gibbs
sylvia. her daughter. young and i'm
pressiOnahle ..................E Ella Purcell
Pierre De Bouton, a French fencing
master ...................ka Karl Branstad
Edith Bronson. a friend OF Rose. in
terested in charities. Elizabeth Kintner
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-11

ST JOSEPH March i0.-CATTLE-Re-
oeipts 200 head: market slow: steers
81 0OaS5 50; cows and heifers, N0o6s. %;
Salves. 81 O06975.
HOGs-RecelDts, $50 read: market
lower top 500; bulk of sales S.sSaS 80
head; market strong. lambs S.e0asIS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-11

LONDON, March l0-Amerlcan secur-
tiles on the stock market today failed 10
maintain yesterdays Improvement and
closed easy.
sTLvFR-Bar. Allied per ounce.
MONEY! per cent. Discount rates.
short and months. ~ per cent.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-11

NEW YORK. March 10--COTTON-
spot. quiet; middling uplands. ss5c. Sales
COO haios
LIVERPOOL March 10.-COTTOE-
spot. steady: good middling 6S9d; mid
ding. sod; low middling, i65d; sales. 500
The cotton market closed firm at net
advance OF 10 20 n points.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-11

We want TO Introduce to every
housewife or person who bakes their
own bread. cakes or pies. our FAM
Gus Diamond II Flour. made from
the best selected No. I wheat and
guaranteed 10 give perfect sstisfac-
ton or your money refunded in full.
Thursday, per 4s-ib. sack. 81. Q.75
1Aks your own Brosd. Cakes and
PtSs-It Pays.
n lbs best GranulAted Sugar 500
10 bars Email. White Rus
sian. Lenox. Diamond & or Laun-
dry Queen White Laundry Soap aBo
SINNERS Macaroni. Vermicelli or
Spaghetti: made i'm Omaha. pg. TAO
Advo Jell; it's quality goods, made
In Omaha-pkg. IA 9
lbs. hest pure Buckwheat Flour a5c
Loose Wiies famous Cookies, spe-
cial-made in Omaha:
All regular loo cookies. ID. 12iao
All regular 12hc cookies. 10. loo
All regular Ice cookies. III. size
s cans OIL or Mustard Sardines a5o
2-Ib. cans Early June Peas. Fancy
Sweet Sugar Corn; Wax, String.
Green or Lima Beans .-..... .T1Re
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-11

Miss Helen Keller Improving.
AUSTIN, Tex, March 10.-Miss Helen
Keller, who was taken TO an infirmary
last night suffering from cold which IL
was feared might develop into pneumonia,
was much improved today. II was be>
lieyed her recovery would be complete IN
a few DAYS.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-11
SUNDAY

Receipts and disposition OF i've stock ~
the Union Stock Yards. South Omaha, for
the twenty-four hours ending at 8 o'clock
Yesterday:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-11
CHICAGO LIVE sToCk MARKET
Cattle wcak---Hog- Weak 70 Lever
sheep Firm.

CHICAGO. March lO.-CATrIE-Re-
ceipts, lb,000 head; market weak; nativs
steers, S76dS:7b; western, sS.OO69f IS: cows
HoGs-Reoelpts. 5000 head; market
weak, Rplbc lower: bulk 81 sales, S6TO0
$50; light. 6.65M6S0; mixed 81 b5di6 rs:
heavy ~ 2eu6.SO rough. s6.26636 20; pigs,
SHEEP AND LAMBS--Receipts. 1900
head; market firm: sheep, E.O0ps 10:
yearlings. H76dts.s6; lambs. S7.75dlOOOO.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-11

Rent room quick with a Bee Want Ad
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-11
SPECIAL FLOUR SALE THURSDAY

alb cans Golden Pumpkin, Hominy,.
Baked Beans or Sauer Kraut. TAG
lbs. best Hand Picked Navy Beans
lbs. Fancy Japan Rice. .....,. 25c
Tall cans Alaska Salmon. - e.. .1Oc
29-oz. Jars Pure Strained Honey, 25o
s2-oz. jar Pure Fruit Preserves. a9c
Breakfast Cocoa, ID. ........... 2Oc
Golden Santos Coffee. 10. ...... 400
THE BEST sTRrCTLY FRESH
EGGS, per dozen .............2o o
Nothing finer at any price.
The best Creamery Butter, carton or
bulk, per 10. ...........-.... JIG
Fancy Country Creamery Butter 29o
Fancy Dairy Butter. 10. ....... 26o
GOOD Dairy Butter. Id. ........ a3o
Fun Cream, White or Colored Cheese
Imported swiss or Roauefort Cheese,
Hr0RLAMD NAVEL ORANGE
SALE THURSDAY
The highest quality fruit grown In
California
Thursday, $50 size. per dozen 'laISe
Thursday. 2i6 size. per dozen .lSo
Thursday It's size, per dozen 2oo
Thursday, ie6 size, per dozen 2sc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-11
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipts Largest Since Mid
die Of Last December-Sheep
Steady to Strong.
HOGS SELL AT LOWER PRICES

sourH OMAHA. N1nroh 70. 1pls
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-23

fntif profits fof The regular yiaYiuH
season ala MOI 20 much above t250o9.
We drew fairly wnil ~ homo and
Doe iha aast" said Wll4m " Baker.
president ~ tnf cih ~bnf ~ inst
mpneY W every one ~ Opf Western
ifipa aud W. feei lucky in brsntinf
n tilie ahcnd of tho etmc"
Tho u0dpsrs. oubed bY charif Eb-
Hfia nade innues iNf tho nfsi nme ln
many years. due ~ me flat ihn They
Wrff Runners up iH Csc ihft ff,gn mid
season until the lost week ~ no pes
san. The Rrnohlfns rf0fiia were
around $40 900 1lm Gaftnrvs ilonipn
hayes cleared aDout til.Ho1 They
lffw Weil Throughout iht HrlnfN. but
ihc t4i heavy sniari iiai rm into daft
nelss pgofn
despite iho & rf that they spent fhe
milur portion ~ the soasDn irving iu
push 0u enc hmhm ~ the Nntunni
if1NIe uir Giants cleared about sos
ono ~ This amount iip.0uN elme ff"ui
prolific un o. rsHuiaf season ana the
other fin10A rlmo frnm rental ~ their
park tO.fhe homeless fnnhtea She
Giants drew mirlS wen Ai home but
iusi mHnsF 500 muHi Hf the.r western
ulrH
Tho riaiss Nefe even np aiiii rs-
pfnsos uuui mil asntnn hut their
lump affaf thnt eliminated Them ffDm
fhr hat ~ df Wlua rHrlN lui their
expenses fur over balanced ihef w
reipfa Ths Cincinnati Reds Afe said
u have dropped Hhauf 900 go the
sDaaUu The luHa ni ihe CsrIlnpiH sac
0aim8fed Af between i4a Dn0 end ia0.-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-23
PERSONAL MENTION

SIR John Ffandals haa reafatd iie
ciiy from lion-fnn ~ iuiu hef hu-fani
hf ininAelia rfrentif nrstd ueff sr-
erpung fDeifian Eih ihe tninmhIa
Piano .'"mran4
John a BATON. stnefal aaHi " 8hr
tiia-eai STAFF iifa instuaHs ,alnpanl
= % the eff iium tft Worth ZIG "a
ha.inea pip
Z. " Fhbmas proprietor ~ Thomas
Model rhafnafr ard wife ore .perdinr
sfsstal spYs lu iien-tm
MfN . = fas.ii II ssn Antsnip d
spending ssfryai days JOS the eitt aaest
40 the Naetas
Nc aad M. ~ y Lynatf of 81 ioms
are visiting 10 fhe ef auesis ~ o.
Nneffs
eaas AhiH and eis and natra Dix
OF 9an h"go rrfe amDng yesterday p
affitsis NJ Che Auata
D. tlafL af ne,tls,ri be- Boz che cts
on a short bu-ine- tfig
Judge James A Graham of Browne
vile b. b. ihs eitf stepping 40 th' Nn
eeDs
Nr and Mrs Allsn Arstsin 81 SAN
Antnnio are spending several davs boz
90" ritf striving Yesterday afternoon.
Deofse C. Whtrhur.i ai Aran.us paas
b. 300 ihe riiy au q business trip
D. " fos has returned from pallas
whore he spent several Nrehs
M stewart baud agent has return
ri from Nau AHt'"ta whore hf na- oal'
I'd pn hufiucss
Me y Butbansn irit Yesterday lar
Dallas Go attend the State fa'r
MIS- A. % Ingram bs- returned from
calvert whore she 1reui several w0ck
visiting bef son
Mu y a. laab,r hnsca uondaY ur
rhInieluhia eh. .hr eil speud several
H.'ts Visiting rehtlscs
Me- D. e. rsuH has returned from
nnllas vhcfe -lc attended CO., STATE
Fair
Nr and Nu natp Nurr 'et,. to
morrow few thrsea fog months sa
cation tnp
Mes reul nsunef uonamvn sos
in thn riif yesterday
Course urtu.n Ieu yet,rl. nu.r