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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-23
NEW TRAIL OPENING
UP PEC0S COUNTRY
BEING CONSTRUCTED

Those who know he charms of the
high mountains between Santa ne
and the recDF VIII welcome the news
0f hp new tran which Ihe forest sDr-
vice Is building ft0m the end az the
scenic road CIR Monument N0ck ta
Windsor ereek aHd the psnrhuela
Heretofore pqutslrHua bound f0r the
trout country have had tho choice ~
The rather roundabout route afforded
bY the Windsor trail ard lhe nome
iuo-eaa descent of Indian creek Tho
new Lake poak trail wll be somewhat
shorter than che former and notcra-
hy easier than the lutnr and besides
viii trHvrfar country more heauiltM
than either e indeed one may apply
THE comparative among tho parts lf
tht wonderful pecoR From MHnu-
ment Rock the tral climbs through
Six miles - shady forests t0 The high
passes 90 Lake Peak aud Then nt 2.-
600 feet dips and winds past several
pretty Alpine lakes into the present
Windsor trail to ranchucla.
The object 0f thf lAko Peak trail.
snyF Highway Engineer ~ ~ Powell
Of che forest service iH io AFFORD for
ca officers more direct connection
between headquarterH GAO santa fe and
me ranger station nt Panchuela in-
cidentally, t Wii ppeH delightful
new scenic route fof horseback parties
passing GO and from growing summer
colonies ou the upper Pccos ana !
thereby Increase tine value of the na-
Iiona forest for recreation purposes I
Hangcr Frqnk pl0mtcauX with q crew (
III twelve men if doing the eonstruc- /
Hon work which Will cost about $3.50 /
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-23
". 7. H0RNADAY To
LECTURE ON CAME
PRESERVE PLANS

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1hr llutnNdaN plan, n summary
aH follows
s federal laW empuMefins thr setfe-
nrF OF agriculture 10 lew apd drs
limit ARGUS DOB niNuuAl FORESTS suiianlt
Tor game s3uetuailes
These sncmniius shall bc cfBh-I
ushcd by presidential proclamation
Those sanomnrics shall bt $50 loo
GATED THAT they sam NOT occupy inds
chHfv suitable fer agriculture
These nuctuares shall be located
where they WIN Interfere to the least
tXtcnt practicable with the grains
az domestic stock. especially tho tock
of actual settlcrg
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-23
FEELING EXISTS
THAT DUKE CITY
IS TOO SELF SH
Colonel Sellers Says This SEN
time1t Was Obstacle to
Work Urges Citizens to
Welcome Visitors to Fair

III seems as IF nearly every one we
talked to is coming TO the fair" said
Col. d. X b. Sellers yesterday Some
of them had Crouch against Albu-
querque. mt after We talked to them
practically am agreed 70 come to find
the hospitality We promised them
Colonel sellers and H. - Henins,
who We're sent TO some of the northern
counties by the state fair management
90 stir up interest En- county exhibits
returned Saturday night after six
day trip
THE citizens here don't realize the
feeling that Albuquerque is selfish
that exists in some quarters Colonel
Sellers said. continuing THE fair viii
be the citys chance 20 play the host
To the rest of the state as it never has
before This feeling was the greatest
obstacle we had rs overcome In our
entire work Am expression from ALI
buauerlue show ing that She intends
TO welcome visitors as She never has
before IS needed now
10 Santa Pc To-day.
Personally. ] think it is great
mistake for Bernalillo county to come
pete for The county prizes. 60 not
mean this to apply to the individual
exhibitors Of Bernalillo county how
ever What J mean is that the county
as & unit should not enter competi-
tion With the other twenty-five for
the premiums offered for county eN-
hihits suggestion IS chat the ape
Wouriation from Bernahll0 county be-
divided into prizes for the Individual
exhibitors of the county
Bernaliilo county, af course shaulN
B t..F H5 On a.a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-23
Rates WILL NOT
Be RAISED HERE
DURING THE FAIR
Hotels Restaurants and Room
Ing Houses Signing Pledge
to Keep Charges Just as
Before Exposition

Hotels. roomnl houses and res
taurants n Albuquerque arc being
asked rs 20 up9n record as proms-
ng not 20 pa ise tho price for acrom-
modatinns and meals durng thc week
RI thc state fair a careful c1uva S.
e; the entire city Is being made ~ the
fair office for the double purpose OF
fixing rates and securing information
90 be- used in issuing a booklet 10 be
distributed among tire fair visitors
There has been little disposition in
the past % raise prices in Albuqucr-
cue during conventions and fairs and
The fair officials did not anticipate
that there would BE any raise this
year However In order that the
MANAGEMENT would he entirely safe n
promising the people Of the state that
there would bc mo raise. ia was
deemed best to visit am proprietors Of
hotels and roominE house and obtain
from them a signed promise In the
form OF petition Every place visit
ed has gladly signed the pledge.
Booklet TO BE Issued.
a booklet similar 90 the one issued
hy the Commercial club ai the time
of the teachers meeting viii be print
cd by he fair. containing the name Of
every hotel, r1oming house and res
taurant In the city the prices, thu
number OF people who can he accom-
modated and the location The hook
lt also viii contain Information re-
garding the city and surrounding
country and the fair 10 will De ISL
sued in sufficient quantities 10 dis
tribute to an the fair visitors
For the benefit 81 arrivals am inc
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-23
NEW PARCELS RATES

We will deliver Parcels anywhere
In the. city for ten cents each at the
following hours
Lownnds 20 a M 2 and p. m.
lliRhlands-t0.3 "a. pm. and 1880
p. m.
Special deliveries and baggage at
prices. Special messengers
for light parcels Phone i0A
NIMLAN'S
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-23

FOR crowds that Albuquerque viii
have by the time The convention
opens no doubt obtains that the city
VIII be able 10 handle the big number
uf stockraisers who win flock here.
The plan Of listing every available
room at the Commercial club or head
quarters Of the local committee. which
has proved successful at other big
conventions here. win be followed
again. SO there win Dee uo danger of
ANY visitors having To- sleep 10 hotel
Hobbies.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-23

10 the water users Of the upper Ba-
relas ditch Anyone using the water
from the above ditch during the sea-
son between FRIDAY. p. m and sun
day noon viii be fined SIS.
COMMISSIONERS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-23

Wa have opened our repair shop and
have put m first class mechanic and
are prepared 20 turn ont first class
work All work guaranteed
DOpSON'S GARAGE,
400 North Fourth ST.. Phone 290.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-23
ABOUT 200 RAILWAY
ST0REKEEPERS COMING
HERE FOR CONVENTION

WHnlHs af railway ttofe A.rHers
fo bold hNa s.uteuh5t = Vs.
Approximately $50 officials Wd
cuuIw 81 th department .ut rN
nHNead ~ % IiNt stdrc
keeper aE ihn -unn Ie rHs.l limos
MAS NIr frUeU.l Nua arrange
mtNa Cos ihe convention.
Nnutrd-- highest pitc offered for
rtc cHfiuads 81 honc. ~ N junk Go.
TAXI AND AFRO DAY Ann NIGHT
PHONES % AM 1885.
n5C--fAE 23C
ANGELO PARENT
lat Ar srIWAKT9 CNTl-Pop-
uiar prices soc south second.
Mr dental office Wii te closed un-
I'D september l3 AL0ER
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-23

FOR RENT--Room. 25x50. facing
aNr~ 81 hf~ineee section. suifahle for
plumbing or tin shop or storage
heat and water included. Apply thls
office.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-23
H. NJ WILLIAMS
nRnffeH

Rooms ! and 9. whiting building
Corner Second ana Cold
Phone No. g&s
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-23

lat Ar srEWAKrs CNTE-Pop-
uiar prioe- zoe south second.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-23

WnHtrd-- iilghee, mi.c offered for
ntc cafiuad. 81 homes y N juuL Co.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-01

when ce'onrl Way, aot0rlous Coz his
low uf aamalug and hettlur. was ae
NVrclN WpHpdoA "a the pcUsn8 war
two huihtr Officers came a,tua4 as
aplarsr.sN liirlcas hnJN
lon uaf' He's aone % last mIt
une nhmed Windsor
A iaiHt voice rame fram lhe efounf
ll at fnu "a hunarcd hos nat lIa
death scemea nnl, question ef win
uiea. hul hc continued Kntor she het
witness"
iir thrn fainica when hc was Jakon
to enc huepHtl tnc ausrc0n teid him
the hanet eoula only ~ removed u.s.
sswinF tnrinFh tr ryfrart Tn. "a farc4ps
cauid nai tuueh il fhc yhHnvca ass
hc addict that yau viii dio undof tire
ppemiisn.
70 Windsor viii make his bot dauhle
or Quits iN tonsentH said the calonri
Windsor aEfetA
Now away, esid Hoy y won't die q"
And he dianf
t'ni Tor shat hci7 bc Aaia after
wAfd "a should he q dead man "a was
my decentralization a. vin be thar krnt
Wr alive fyafscn's Weekly
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-01
Caller Calls

Tha iohham Neus tnps nlrra ~
rnrifg aiaui Ffhe Neglected kiss
Thla be- extraordinary none hna nfeu
neIiortti s9uir 10 inc Nuerrs slnrc fH0
Wonhcr nurtau was established.
The fotyes ~ rufana are reported
~ have 500 anidirfa en "a wanhr
which De- now be- the 1910 unnde huf un.
ails a. aiaemharh tnppa urraueo nH
puafe bod brtn pfoyiatl with which ~
earYtf ine ipspa ffuw fno vessel fH
ne shore WHY aossnt anme rnihnfl
artic supporter uf Dtuauaa osirni tho
ins3fiiun "tame in, bnNsi the weiHr
is flHa and plle, Yem % Hiaft AHt
iern nrma pFnnNn Herald
because enc water lsnt suarfiHe iess
and ihp torr, nui He unma in hst IL
AnNinina has tcri Narfunn reinforce
men,a from anhinH they nfe go bt cur
graduated, fur tho fnn ln sunaian b.
MISSIONER a fe~ accidental doatha m
iiprNna,ilir VIA result u Nlaismnffa
prfina STARS aiti wearing affiuef nf
sn American pattern
The iioeNllie <ief Nugsts filuna la
sHee alp fnpuhr with onHHilea hn,ser
iNH Hta nn HN eIlea fNH fnHniY
shpnli ho up nDa hnine Wnl afaueI.
Harry BONDS are uuuiiai emNa uf prn
srff iiut lnf thhirnefuHsiVr Asa. con
pua Nnris,i Npuld sull hr HtaFelna ho
hlna tho procession ntrirad 10 elrctus
b man iitc sof Miller ia auereed him
eslf
'fhr Galveston NfWa asta chat kuss
Anni' Mcqueen fANa thaf airen nul
denih Atc thr safnf Nta dnuntinr the
lads delnlliUn nd sli. Wt must admit
ihat tn alarm piNeN daceu't affect them
.n exactly lhe Same iuannrr SIC pfp
ier the anu ef death ihti has .riitt
'npuxh ga p,srl Sew rhoits isupieaA
,iens vhen che ueli unss
a Il"Nsleo weman H. rhafeed Win
.nlaHmf lsnt ire cfin,. itssif pnnlaa
men, snouSh nessaa Nctord aai
Chronicle
That JtpenHa Maybe TIE secona
~aH wealthy alfNhir. courteous, u he
NFNvr IN eaual fianshlsr. pfumnt sa
NnnAo nnnr ag uiaht. nttfs put nni
1set we fie Hprns houast marked
arnn ~ lta97,
" sherc % amy yfrdonre ~ ho put Ia
ne sisn III thr gnosrtane AtN tan safe.
if take 'on nii aeN bishop Newr
And n sou 40. sea frifNsent ihr
aerss Instead ~ the Bone This al.
lsNed spfms has the so varieties bpai'
en fvltY wats ilnln AmNfliln
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-01
EXPENDITURES

For The Iirat time ~ ile City "a
history, ils accounts are Ia compact
shapr. open 70 lhr most cSaeiine
seruiigy Other ADMINISTRATIONS
not qslie rrcen. hasa hncn hun
rsi hai nome has " pa;usiahinely
flmplllird and eyslemaii1ed ~
books Nome has mado usu Of o.
tourier system W definite. So easy
a. comprehend and keep track OF
The exisiing method WA pluood
la operation hf on expert wAost
nAdti covered ihe conditions met
with eomprenenslYclv lle diseny.
cred snafl,d transactions. eNpemdi
lures without warrant and en,
epuniorlng a ieaglc. hc WAS urged
10 suggest NAicm whcrcundor
all mqncYs nighi ho salceuardcd
Aeaiuti She peril nf ,ueNpert hands
This WIS Insisted upon by the
Aiiler Administration end after
Mr Musbaway oompleted BIS it,.
yesligeliou and Submitted his fc.
port the plan suggested WINS plae
"a ia effect under his direction.
with 100 spbspauon, deviation from
II, Asa maltm az Fact Il ha. boon
adhered a. with extreme Diligence.
in Mrirf ihai cyD9y item might hp
sretad throughout iis cnaisv
Expenditures have been made
mdcr ihe Supervision ~ tiiy Sce.
eeiers Y > Nnll,eau Commission
~ II % Ward himself praelio
"a accountant ana lne lliaoh. of
ia, CORPUS Christi National Hank
Tresp men slriia high ia ille com
munifg ihrir integrity Is g mui
icr ~ puhlie knowledge braced hy
eiesn records and positions 81 pssl
anl pfr*enl responsibility Neither
"a ihcm Is spured politician, de
pendent Hpen ihe favor 81 super
tieial popularity
a slim eesi al Ne tity. sn respect
Is Is expenditures. and rs meth.
ODDS ol financial conduct. * slur
east az each of these inen. and
shonld hr hoils resenicd hy them
and by thcir Friends and 80 effort
should be- omitted % havc the zen.
eral charnes of misconduct made
specific, iunanndoes hroiant 90 a
fomrl Ger iheec Is way 10 treat
with ehaYaottrs who breed IN Che
pits Of suspicion, who make gcper.
Wi charges Tor polilieal advantage
nin,lul ef The fact thar thoy are
safe If The time being. since an
speii ho /, commcn,lahle or neccs
saf rnunni hc made within brief
iiHe. certainly NOT between NOW
aud the lilHe when Air luirr will
he deirnted IN those same iriends
who kept him IN office FOR twenty
years
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-01

Governor tvfFusana declaration tbat
i1e yal,es ,hiE sp>ing are ihe psyttie...
that he has cNer seen. hia opiimisa
ivF thc la7m aaa rAnVt tlie. ana the
steps thar ne - iakine personally e.
encpnraev better ranch and fara
netheds onaht Il hr INSPIRING indeed
10 she great rafai slaases * yvxaA.
aeld,m ds'ee any StasV haVc an rxee.
ntiVe ~, sauOR ~ ssn,pathy Nita the
ieaifra aud smuitions SO the cnuntfs
heoele as tiovernor Ferguson fle
iooks intu their pnablrms WITH tha
luteliiecnt Vlcw ~ practical man
wap has fafmvd, who has sAncne.i
vho "a nov tainsles and ranchine. he
makes hir saeSestlonH AFTER careful
training in the sehosl nt experience
and No pHinta a 8 personal Nieora III
saccess % Elbow ,ne metlt ~ ,he paal
tien that ~ i4tee BE- those iairotani
ma,tess Aias,.n statesman.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-01

Nstabi, Birthdays To-day.
Auril

NNMNNN
Daniel Calhoun llopor NtHl HHr.Hfrn.
paimarfff esHtrhi of fHe lmfri sHfrs
iH frfa aid io9Ht Nf if0ns pr.
aanauis Hari worker md QN.
thlnter uau uopel nf van h.a srnu
Boo iNs government service aul s toifl
one nf fhe MOST pnpliaf men lu tsr
government rmpiufe u, haa Goo eH. b
sf appointments nf pnsimaalers. Ha uu.
NnfnhiN position whyleln maaf Hffrr
nNuNnnl uNhtH muHl Es Hrlnti ht 90
nm and wi aanl $3.50 nr naH enafsr
af stmnaf snd rtutnHfs off iHr u0atpf
urre us nundinf ul Hn arms nf pa.f
MASTERS 4uA employees asses .urfffIsIOH
~ tii0 establishment nnl rftenHlun +
ciN deilVef5 aefNirr Nr Roper w.H
hofu in Marlboro Duunff -uuNl DIIr
nnH Ann b. nbf ile uHa FraHHafed
frIn rNuh iniifHt. IS e. HnI nar
Nn AN dfEfef pt Nnionar UmtuHN
Waailneun ITO wlm elected in the
South tuuiiut irrlslarsr at iho Hsr
uf ~ and tWH }rtfH nftr hrnmr rlt't
nf thr tNifed state. HrnaiH Committee
on Interstate DeWw,trr fur Un ftan
he WIS nn etpr" uf ihr ,rnaue Nn
frfu. and Boo ihlN efH ma1r cirih M fHr
WAYS Aud M,ans Committee of he
iluHHH Ni ffpfcfnntl
~na 1plN'ntri io his present office iua
frar nUn
Nr Noner developed lHe pin cf rai.
ineiing DntiHH aufauaa ht "a rrnuf CO.,
nruuonf ihirHHiH Hnfns mnrai Sal.
sas 0i ttlon ipFnei oHi nt tnr s.nnrI
lr iio aufnsis1 ihe publication ut
eerfF &" REPORTS on cotton auppf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-01
HSEs NEgEg xgRsEEE
A-y1rfS erTrenfS

tfN AAtffNAfh AiHi
fhr Natchwork Glrl of Na" pan-
muHnt fraUte .n iive aets oomrr ic tha
AmHsu Theatre fe,.as hna tonlahf
@erH rHtahic stars as NIss Nlo'et
MCMILLAN Frank Aioore Rsr.
mond Rnesrll Niss Jessie Mav Walsh
en3 ihe amed Cou3erg as scraps. no
fatehWpfk aln appear n tte ctsf
fhe play b. piciuutttiou ~
tnnh taume whimsical cNirlt1etu.s
ana Tells q stor that vin prove hlen1
plcaslns.
oin an orphan boS who lives uinnc
With oia ue Nunk.e Ben innait Forrest
iu ihe MunchkNn Coantrg nf Tte land
~ 0'H flnsis thc.y fuol mpriN Is *.
housled and cnireats his rntia a. f.fr
him ~ ihe beautiful gniasaM trtY
@Fcfo tfvrc So rleris ftr an Rsine.
tNnilf tnr nlN man consents asts h.h
tine Noai fyc te tho hanc where Is
'.as Aefn 81 happN saus with olo aa
the Journey
wN ii'N Ney theN ccma to the house
nl l'r t1tt thf cusakNd Meeiciar Wha
h"s prrn sie Nears engaged Sea st.trina
t"Nf keiiles vtih huih hinas ANA both
i0oi iN uisitr ta ennrlrf a maeic ro,.
deg 4 ii,v, whief ~M hfinN ta lfo
ant ohirci g sNaches. Mareoiotte tne
go'd wiie 90 nr piri tired az doin,r
hcr uWu houssNark and unable a. -
cure a servant fran me eldi, slueea.
sin siris " no are hef ae.rhI,ars ae
riAcs 90 nakr b 3immN 81 q altg ana
hrinE il 20 Nie hp mean. 81 il.e .,....,
lsFwdsf hcr hasbsnd 81 ma6,na So,
an' ttne NNnAie ARRIVE ai fhe Niae..
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-01
This Date in history
anrtl


1905 fnmrflaur. Aims ST thr TaHafe
WhHeopcfnrd thr,e oufricre oi
che then known world dled ai
lAc age nf 1G
lf,A First meeting III roulfrss unaai
ihr fetvfal cuuaiilufnn
lAes RUSSIA rruhihiied tho fnlfndup
iion IN ilriush snods lnto Bas.
aihn nofts
Isle state whffngr ~ Napoleon Cor
apafte Rnd fhe arehdpfhbn Ms
fn Louisa M Austria THE en
perAr canrcd nrlai tn ha made
nhnwine lnvr hotrne "a thunder
huit
Nia hirth ~ oiio won niemarck. ibo
sweat pwssan sltsmman ASIA
un'fier d Germany niea iab
So 1855
1878 Steamer Atlantic wrecked efl
NoNa Scotia. with loss al esq
lives
lsss Nepl, pest caria first utfa,mc
p, 'he lnlcfnaiionai r,tiA pu
SON
1888 Mataafp's forces ip samoa a..
tsckri ihc American ANA British
naval squads
1918 Turkish government acrepfra fhe
te3ms ot peaee proposed ts en-,
Powers
lAit Nvuec VI Representative. b, ,s,..
az iit 81 3s passed. a hA aiVin
reusiohs ~ widows ana children
g spanish War veterans
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-01
FOR 3 CENTS YOU CAN MAKE
YOUR HAIR LUSTRouS, FluF.
W and ABUNDANT.

immediately Nce' g'ufta9n thars
iR' ips 10 a. Naw Aafp heeames aeht
NAVY tiugfy abundant ANA appears ~
artt iuasrAss and heautifu AZ Nouas
firin AFTER pantyatpe hair eleAnss
tnsl ~ shis naelsten cieth wiih 4
hiur pandefsnr ana carefully draw h
tafpoeh tVnr hair taking D0e small
strand ~ lime THIS ull rl6aasc the
esif q dist. diet ~ excessive ost. ana Ia
ias' = few rlpinengs yeu havp douhSs4i
ny es@usy y yauf hair A delightful
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-01
GIRLS GIRLS! YOU JUST MUST TRY THIS!
IT DOUBLES THE BEAUTY OF YOUR HAIR

s"ipsiee awaits th@e whnNe tslr has
hern nssiested or Is scrarss. Faded
afss Nfiltic ~ thia. BESIDES heaus.f,tuc
'ne HAIR lausierinn dissoixes ever,
hlIliclr n aapdr=ff c'eanses. anrifies
AhA iNtinprNive iae SCALP. forever asan.
PIMA itohing af4d faUlnk hair. tns weat
"iN pleasc N0e mus5 Nili b. AFTER a Jew
weeks cr. ween s6p see new hair
nac and 0oeny at FIRST YES nui rsai
y new BAR sfawire ail aNce thc sca'n
y Nen easN for prettS som hair. ava
nis " y surely Fet rs scni saitle
g Ano~'iHH's naadcriae rrom ans arss
H'ose or toilet eoNatcr and Just sr, Il.
Advertisement.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-01

X. y. Gardner. Baltimore, SIX
feet plus, declares fhat Euro ssn
irsAches wcse too shallow for hird.
II ar. Gardner hadn't been -
shallow ~ the trenches he
wonldn't have boon fighting 10
Enrofc.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-01

10 sHld 1riNvp Cleveland AZ an TIM
peFiaas Nnnclasc 81 his VAveer That
and hvFchari's had trnal, handed him
Ia The presidency
Thc ADVERTISING clubs the country
pvrr are alfeaAing me ldrA, ANA fakr
IaaV4fslsinS has xene cat ~ sl,lo.
Trntb isnt necessary hlunt me
gpapr y eveeS IN a. respectable ar ,he
riFhf "A
ffauh n'l4~f tor ftctine a rolstat
ps,s'peiipH mas ~ essss "a Al atuss.
~ - an his,seFeess wmr srnlp = lslna
partisan Aye even mofc ~
Truth 81 ADVERTISING slnspiy nleans
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-01

sisior General Funston h scarce.
~ taller than his title, when yon
etand i straight np hul he Is
many yards bigger and has d way
about hln that eoinpeis close az
leniipn wlieu b. pria bis dogs II
sgnr.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-01

prcaldent Wilson has busted am
other precedent Conservative
gasp. They atc collecting wins
pcrs and protests The shattered
precedent the rr,siAru, leii
American soil when he dinei under
the Argentine Nag. on the battle.
sbip Monroe. We'll we guess the
meal was first RATE aud that the
cigars were good n 40. The cxruse
"a Il sclfsiarier
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-01
RIPPLING RHYMES
Going TO School
BY WALT MASON

nss ftst ~ yhaaln fhs tqy ssrfeti1 tfd Hfe
piAY nssl1nf DEC su1 dedfs re aaef iessfi Ni'
rpsa lsaia go Elfa mates ns Netft
ssfis Greece disturb eFsathf s areaf1
80 and fish. Z naf wish tn trtn1 lifetime
ssuoshs ~ nof carr iansash thffe and hsaf 90
iraf aef df,iha Hif inota te hafs a nlaps ana asa
feels sqrffeed ard linsf
fsf reed h. sarfous aass him bitter Ihs erect
Paus wears rtsfifss ffatfsh fhe
saaas4as 4nd has taffs Kinds ~
Nhiekefa Alas he naba Hnad 4iao when Yves
Young nfstf might hold. fnai "a nii. D.
sifnafion sinsss aii daY ii0nrhi nf aisf fne
fooled iY fh4nfta sffHo vim ffff tfl
paif. fssien circumstance fn always sifAtpfl ~
a.asafia - ~ sff4i FnaairdssI ttf1ulh bfiuf
4 q. 4t t.a.t. and 0.IIH.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-01

As the Hnrsi Of Argentine. on the
Monroe. President Wilson spoke n
tho ties Inst bind Americahs As
an illustration Of The ties msnlion
ed, note the handsome artillery
pattern now being displayed for
late spring wear ~ iifuWnsYillc
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-01

Miss Rae Tanner. who sought
dnmagos a. the extent Of $50 .tHD
from James Osborne, FORMER New
York prosecutor NOW declares that
she made au honest mistake that
Jim Is not her liear Oliver The
male la his particular rusf seems
20 have been black mail
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-01

II you want 70 increase q won.
an : enemies, dcclafe her 10 he Che
most heanilfnl in lAc World.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-01

johnson Il sala 10 De III perfect
condition the very black 81 eon.
'liiion. ~ q speak. AlrcasIy W. are
hndipg together . few choicc
ieh%foses "a end 10 that sp-ealled
white dope. Willard.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-01

owens ~ sailpF Win be here in
hAlt an honr Elevator Ras Yes
slf' shall ssh him a. waltz owens
NefiAlnl1 nat Sau iAint What Al
Nou sarosr ln geins Oat forfe sastns,
rrahscfp,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-01
WEATHER SUMMARY
y. s. DEPARTMENT or AGRlcuL.
TURE-WEATiiER BUREAU.

WNHIN0T IuII0IIn fUT = hOuf1 CnU-
Ina $500 y M 75th Meridian time
lf...f Mf.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-01

Ans'lu wants q slogan Errc sug
Festion beat dam towa an ,he
map.