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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-25
DA2llNlE l9lOlr WAITER
1F YOU DlESll2le A
ROSY COMPLEXION
Says we can't help but look
better and feel better
after an inside bath.

rn iuok cont, Boost and fcri ouos best
is tu vniN pn inside bath es,h matn
ins tu Ouah trnm tnn -sHtrm thr rrr
Niutn dH' waste 5000 fermentation
tnd poisonous toxins before 30 Is ua.
nothcd niu thc hlood just aa roAi
when be- hurua lo4Ncs hchrd crr-
tam amount et Uncomfortable material
in thc fOrm uf ashes $50 tnr tsoI tnt
dtink tskun va,h d.O lrnNr in Tho au
meutar, orrans ccuain amount of
malEr-iihc materNl which f not
eliminated form DNna aut iuienn
which are then suuked intn tHc blond
throuEh thc vets ducts which afe u-
tended tn suck in unN pouusHmcnt
to sustain the hniy
u you want o. see thc slow ~
healthy bloom boz Nour chrrks to SOC
Nouf skin SGT clcarcr ana cirarer YOU
are told Ca drlnk every morning lpou
arising. elasa ot hot water with "a
teissponufm of limestone phosphate in
h. which 81 d harmless means oi wash
inra tho waste material AVID toxins
NOM the stomach liver kidncss and
bowels. thus cicansinH. swcgtcniuE and
purlfAing che entire Mimcniar uact
before ruiitng more faod into She siom
ach
Mon aud Women with saiipu skins
liver spots. pmplcs or psNd corn
pleNien alsn These who wake up wien
a vnatcd tongue had taste. nasty
breath others who src bothered with
headaches. hinous spells aeii stomach
or constipation should hegin tbis phoe
phated het waite aiinkiue and are
assured Df Ners pronounced results in
one ar two weeks
\ quarter pound of limestone phos.
ehate costs Ncn little an the drur
ssorc hut II sufficient Ca demonstrate
that iuat as soap and hNt water
cicanscs purifies and ffcshcus the
skin on the outside. - hnt water ana
iimcstons phosphate act on the inside
ere0GA We must ALWAYS consider that
internal sanitation Is vastly more i'm b
portAnt thar outside cleanliness be-
cause the skin pores 40 not absorb
impurities into the tlnad while the
bowel porvs DO Advertisement.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-25
DEMOCRACY ROUTS
LOVE BARTON FORCES
At SAN ANTONIO


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N''' 'Ehie tl' Declared tlwl lriirr
SON and OFT thr r,tt of Che Great lh'mo
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hrm iiw' l"il'r p"N'lr Hhouid ht oon
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lN' HNt'H 't''hi'u ihts nut hah'A wei
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pi"A'""N'" y, VAN ~ Nellon. llI
"lhhh'iiN amt Other pros lit emilvl,
""N'" W7 h"ua ih hH Wat senatorial
courtesy manner nus "hfh ho "plid
n' hNi i'' h'H 'rlnal hhc'- straight
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NM 90 tIN Nlitlml mat ihclr y no
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n'h |hllcA mnhN'd ifum Washington
tN lrNa'' to .''amo ps'N anal he lid u
tiw W'ltoinv the dcl1Fat'n rendered him
vitcN"n '"l hau wa. a tvqneu'
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-25
PARAGRAPHINGS

Aeok-rheN saN that when a man
"a drownine his past ufo BE- brourat 49,
tefure him. Peek ~rhat harmon. d.
90 when he has uue.r.l With his
wife, - Boston Transcript.
Tho five OF ten cents squanacrod
day, II saved. VIII IN "A isN Years
amount 70 thousandr % doliafa. Mar.
shall Field.
u believe you are the same man who
was here about a year ago.e sud ths
housewife Maybe so. mum replied
She trump a was IN thssc per1s.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-25


WadIaa WILSON hH rNHm n.l
Inr .tl., 90 Hntra u.hN lf' HIf
% committee M militant uuuerfr.
thnf tnH question oi lranDhisr should
hr 1rnded hF tlo several states o.
tlot % ooamr,one mn t t,n those
mHftnt fhlt
900 5000 Nuut tu wlu gntrH fHf WN.
.nn 500 wont au rh, votes fHH .In
f.t duut tnH luu lDn H.I. th COCO
lhrt were uH.iual WHrHn mtu or NOT
ln fosI rnru yni. Coz thi O.wmt
goo frpun Whlch rUuutlffr fus ui.UrI
plre 90 democracy Ihe 5000 Ai
htuniH. inr lHWu 10 fNr NtUaN0Iu
pnft, Jhny hltt H u1f nf Frtun. ..
rrtpef ihnsr republicans Thet Wt
htt meu nHd fh.ir wIttH tnrs $500
uut HYt lhsY make uu app.u OH
fuu my follow DHHntr mon tn t.u
f1f ihoan rrsoluunns md oud0r. ino
hncirnt doHun, coo auitoH uFhf mf
whlch au 5000 drmoort howe ainHf
Hfual
tn ,immF inHo, uuatnd poetry plN
tututo tu ihr Confederate -NI1IUf Hi
inhhad ihamRs Who he aii Vat 81.
Wiuns 600 ha mstur 1e ua U,uNrri.t
whom Hr irhnmHu quoted I.liI.HH
To- suthrflU Geo pHtlus intN u
eutuuHu clause ufuNdlna fh.f N.
iuCumtnt cu8ll hD Hmondni I.ff.r
som wine unt 10 thN constitutional DHu
vonIlnr" uhn, mid tr Nna r
rmnfr 900 a mlseinu t.f tnr Nmrraf
rulnnics 49, nirulH hrtNff HH
Wfuur as hH uemOcrlef
ln upN COB 90 uuorunu b., rHll 60
: WhtfhT i believed n uufuHIu tHt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-25

Thcre's nothing that pleases the
thoughtful Democrat more than
a mental picture uf Cullon Thomas
presenting minority report In
favor OF Nationwide prohibition.
Cullen is such cute little fellow
and 80 admirably qualified 10 rep.
resent fauaticlsn and demagog,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-25

I'VE hive evolved gtaHdHrdlzed
bridge pfi4e TO- ali our afiefnanh 49,.
fairs" what ln iff' "a boiled in-
ncf boz Gao. ~ keeps the plfos hap
bv and ihrif husbands fun taoidlur
louisville Courier Journal
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-25

draped over white satin. turchy nan
nicrs riNins a symmetrical akirt TIE
surpiicn waist has runet n scanty
banaa at tAe etrrscycs ans surullee
frcnt A dash - eclof = given o. ire
crimsoa bsit ana trailing spray % ram-
risr rVecs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-25

"sho dresses rght up 81 The min -
iia doosnt shs "shes ahead ~ a.
like IL mnFanDa sue wears her
Faster honntt in fcbfuarY ana her
summer rnaflmr at Easirf Detroit
free Press
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-25

We are rclishly informed that
Watermolpns are going to bp "a
drug ON the market III this Is nu.
thoniic, we wish to notify inter
prefers OF the narcotic law that
we stand IN great danger of form
ing drug habit NOT eatalogucl la
Washington.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-25

Z II. Ward doesu I know. OF his
own accord, that the san Nntonin
convention ratified the action of
The Nneces county executive com
miitcc. Not So terribly unusual
There are many, many things that
u. u. doesn't know, including
straight up.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-25

Now that Olc Fluffy Face has
ordered $4,000 soldiers To conccn
iraio, Ia order that the bandits
may be oNtcrminatcd. General
iershing Will find 1t extremely
useful TO provide his ncn with
badges Of identification.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-25

~'rhis war esa must certainly BE- o.
deadly tapurf Yes. ! had Co. OUT
going a. ihe club on account ~ Be-"
Judge
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-25

and communication fhnuld hu Address I
oi 60 Edtnr Corpus CHRISTI caller
-s--~rs..ss-sa.s.ss
Entered aa aeaand claas mnnor a. thc
r0aioffioo ia corpue ctrui TwnH
CIRCULATION BOOKS
opFN 70 ADVERTISERS
Thursday, May IS, 1916.
s------,-s----a.sss-..a, ss-s-.--ss.-.-s.--a
Ford considers Roosevelt "muti
quaicd. That b. 20 sav not o..
1916 model
Prohinitiouiss evidently nl
llcrcd 60 the old aymg ANS.
fair in love and War
The Governor of ohio says that
pie Is more .Iial thm po,try We
don Q know Nrlthcr rs vital when
minced.
Mrs Jolu HAYS Hammond cu
fcrtuiucd $1,000 club womcu at
luncheon, hui no accurate record
was kept of their remarks
r. -. Ward hated ui omrlhinp
that was 30 Doe sprung n San An
tonic. Something WINS Ward
was sprung loose from the pro
seedlings.
Galveston Tribune One Wny
To Answer A raeilst Is to
hand paint his eve and find ont
whether he IS man enough TO turn
Tho other chcok
Chicago has boon sued hy Hottie
Green for 821.uOD iu tsN rebates.
Poor old Chirago Doesn't its nt
iorncy realizc that Hottie Will
spend S2i oon 90 rccoyor the cxtru
pcnuyl
II ole T. T. Damum we're alive
these days, he'd probably take Ia
prohibition and Ham Ram stuff
outadycrtIse Billy SUNDAY and
mako u circus look like Is Love
rally IN Bailey caucus.
Roosevelt challenges Justi,,
Hughes 10 ton what be stands fnr
Well for out thug Juslr,
hughes might tell him that DO,
stands for @ good deal of uuncecs
sary impudcncc from a former
friend.
Now that Olc Fluffy Face ha.
ordered $4,000 soldiers to conccn
irato, Ia order that the bandit.
may be oXtcrmnuicd. General
icrshing Will find 1t cNtrcmcl,
useful TO provide his mcn with
badges OF Identification.
We are reliably informed that
Watermelon, are going 10 hp d
drug ON the market III this Is nu.
theniic, we wish to notify inter
prefers OF the narcotic law that
we stand IN great danger of form
ing a drug habit NOT eatnloguca IN
Washington
Ha a.
T. II. Ward doesu I know. of hi,
own accord, that the san Antoniu
convention ratified the action oi
The Nneces county executive com
miltcc. Not So tcrrihk unusual
There are many, many things that
y. u. doesn't know, including
straight up
esH U...s...H..
There nothing that pleases th,
thoughtful Democrat more thar
mental picture of Cullcn rhoma,
presenting minority report Ia
favor OF Nationwide prohibition
Cullen is such u cute little fellow
and 80 admirably qualified 10 rep
resent fanatirlsm and demaeog,
PARAGRAPHINGS
---'---------------------------------
Aeek~" They SAY that when 4 mas
Ia druwning his past iife b. brousat ni
heforo him. Peck That happons IN
30 when he has uue.rsl with hi.
wife Boston Transcript
Tho five o. ten cents squandcre,
day, II saved. win ~ fsW year,
amount 70 thousandr ~ doliafs Mar
shall Field.
u believe You are the same man VIII,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-25

r -. Ward hiltcd ui somrlhinp
that was 90 bc sprung in San An.
tonic, Something WINS Ward
was sprung loose from The pro
seedlings.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-25

Galveston Tribune. One Wny
To Answer A racilst Is to
hand paint his eve and find ont
whether he Is man enough 60 turn
tho other check.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-25

The Governor of ohio says that
pie Is more vial thm poetry We
don know \rlthor rs vital when
minced.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-25

Address nii business communication
ami mako out al checka. drafts. money
orders and express orders in Tho gui'nr
iuhlmhinf Company Au tema Articles
and communications shnuld hc Address.
cd Co Edlinr Corpus rhreu caller
-s---~--.ss-aa.s..r. ......s-a- ...'r-.ta-'.f
Entered 1H aedond claas mntfor nt thr
l0atofflco ia corpue CHRISTI TosnH
CIRCULATION hooks
OPEN TO ADVERTISERS
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-25

Roosevelt challenges Justice
Hughes 20 icll what be stands for
We'll for uut thing. Justice
hughes might tell him that hc
stands for good deal of unnoecs
saty impudcnre from former
friend.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-25

Chicago ha, boon sued hy lietlio
Green for 821.OOl in lnN rrbalrs.
Poor old Chioago Duesu't its nt
iorney realize that Hottie viii
spend S2l 11n ca eccovor the cXtru
penny
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-25

II ole T. T. Bamum vcrc ahyc
these days, he'd probably take 10
prohibition and Ham Ram stuff
out.adycrtIse BILLY SUNDAY and
mako circus look like Is Love
rally IA q Bailey cnucus.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-12
You May Know Him, Too
There isds q golfer IN our town,
liz
But thtS hnOtO uOOhC MN,
Was neUer on hts game.

There isds a golfer IN our totDn,
don't recall his name,
But this 1 knotD about him,
Was neUer on hts game.
Boolkmakers who were betting 100 to /
against Cleveland back in April nov are
asking to /. Stuck? Not bit of It. They
couldn't find any one in April willing to bet
1 to 200 that Cleveland would win.
Bryan, Wagner and Lajoie all started out
on the road to fame together In 1896, but
the main difference is that Wagner and
Lajoie still are batting above .250 &
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-12
New Englanders, With 12-
Point Lead, Apparently
Have Clinched Honors
Columbia Team Leads
in Collegiate Standing

With the college baseball season rapidly
drawing to close, Tufts now appears Ia
have the batting honors of the Eastern
colleges clinChed. The New Medford, Mass
nine is on top with an average of .312, and
though they suffered a loss of 13 points
during the week, they still lead Wesleyan
by 12 points Columbia is third and Le-
high is in fourth position.
The Tufts nine is of local interest be-
cause two and probably three of the MEM
bers of this team are reported to have
agreed to join the Athletics when the Mack
men return from their Western jaunt, Le-
land is one of the trio, and at present is
the leader nj individual hitting with .462. In
II games he has been at bat 65 times regis
tered 16 runs, made 80 hits and pllfered 8
bases.
Whitaker is another member who is eX-
pected to report at Shibe Park very shortly.
He is pitcher and, outfielder and in IL
games made 10 hits out of % times at bat,
scored seven runs and stole one base
Krepps. n pitcher, is the third member of
the trio. He failed to hit better than $50
and hence did not find his way into the
averages
Yap. of Lehigh. nov playing with Straw
bridge & Clother, has a mark of 1851,
while Dick Harte, of this city, registered a
,342 for his efforts with the bat.
Berry is the only Penn man now hitting
better than $50, having mark of .265,
The batting and fielding averages, in
Guiding Thursdays games, follow:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-12
FOURTH OF JULY SPORTS
City Games to Be Held at Fairmount
Park Again

The city Fourth of July sports will be held
again this year at Belmont FairmOunt
Park, on the morning of July L. These
games are under the direction of the
Fourth Of July Committee of City Coun-
ellis, of which DR., Thomas ]. Morton is
chairman. Each year Councils make pro-
visions for the annual municipal track and
field meet as part Of the city Fourth OF
July celebration.
1t was the idea of the Councils commit
tee to have a program of events that would
appeal to the great body of athletes OF this
city and vicinity, and not TO a select few.
Entry blanks have been sent to clubs col
leges and schools of this territory The
entries will close Monday June 26. with
Hon. Eugene C. Bonniwell. Room 500. City
Hall.
The events scheduled for the games fol-
low:
10O-yard dash. ssO-yard run. y mile run for
noyices. one-mie run, broad jump, high jump
pole vault and medley relay race.
For boys not yet is years OF age the follow
Ing events are listed; Fifty,yard dash for boys
not yet ID years Of Sse. 4Goysrd dash FOR boys
not YET ls years OF axe, running broad Jump for
boys not yet 10 years OF age.
liar mile relay races for boys; Class No. l.
boys not yet iS years OF agei class No. q boys
RssS class No s Boys n6t e. ye IN or y.sSs s p p
age. 5. ft, less in heisht; class No. e. boys vs.
not yet Ia years of age. II. / in. or less in
heighti class No, O.. boys not yet ~ years OF age
IT, 9 In or less IN height.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-12
J EXPERIENCE OF TIGERS, WHITE AND RED 81
More Lines to Old Doc Trouble

More Lines to Old Doc Trouble
| You'pc driren ,Dedklings from the game
Youve made the lodters qtHt;
| Youpe led the right sort on TO fdme
That tCdits beyond the pit,
| You'Ue trained the soft to meet tho teSt
Beneath the flags that ny,
| And net then curse you toithoW rest;
tUonder Uhvf
You,ve taken those drrdUed IN fat,
And trained them doUh TO DcighG
You'Uo sent them ready mp TO Odt
TO hit the curUes OF Fate;
You,ve forced the idgDdrds IN the Jrdy
From duh content to nv
And net they curse you night and ddy;
iConder iOhyP
Baseball and the player therefore, are not
only frequently beyond the DOPE but so
are any number of the fans. We are in re-
ceipt of a letter from one who in deadly
earnest assails us for having belittied Sen
ME Kauff and for not having given Bennie
credit, now that he has made good The
contrary being that we have had nothing
but kind words for Bennie from the start,
having been duly thankful for the breesi-
ness and pep he introduced at spare inter-
walls.
The Value of Batting
John McGraw had an interesting round
UP to offer n day or two ago on the value
of good hard hitting. Good hitting says
McGraw, mot only drives in runs. but 1t
also helps in many other ways The ball
player likes his base hit above every section
of the game When he Is hitting he Is
more alert, is more on his toes, and Is play
ing better ball all around, simply because
he is having more fun. When he isn't hit
ting his work is likely to sag in other de-
partments for he is liable to lose interest
in the rest of his play His fun is gone
and the ball playe.' who doesn't get fun
out of a game isn't of much use."
John H. McGough
Colonel Heinie Zimmerman wishes 1t un.
derstood that among the various forms of
impassioned oratory he has launched at
different umpires no trace of weasel word
ing" has been seen. We print Heinie's
statement to the public gladly.
COmmercialism VS.. Fun
Those who care to can chatter all they
like about sentiment being absent from
baseball; about the average player working
only for the money he receives.
Yet the facts are quite different. The
who doesn't enjoy the game, who
isn't having good time while at work Is
of no value. Such ballplayers as Hans
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-12
THE BALL PLAYER WHO DOESN'T
PLAY GAME FOR GAMES SAKE
Is OF NO VALUE TO ANY CLUB
Cobb, Lajoie, Wagner and Doyle Notable Ex-
amples of Stars Who Cast Commercialism
Aside and Perform for Fun of Sport
Rv GRANTLAND RICE

Wagner. Larry Doyle, Lajoie, Ty cohh -.
other stars would pay to play a san,. "'v W
ball II they were not allowed TO entsr ..a vl
pastime any other way. Honus Ia 10 Wy. w
ne admits that he gets as much fun Out ~
baseball today as he did 25 years ago VII iol
he was a bow-legged kid of II. "'sa
We see where they are going IN oh..
50 for n seat at the Carl Morrls-Dan ~ ~
scramble Any one who would nav az y
see that merry carnival should be vv,u,.y
TO pay 50 for street-car ride and st7 ~ y
cigarette or n beer. ~
Vanquished
"Fioht or fall" states the test,
But tt0ice hard 'tts to fight and fail,
To bno,o that you haze done your hest
Yet at the end must taste the 1dlt;
No totne Of victory for your cup,
No leuUes Of laurel for Uour bro,p.
Aud hope no longer bears you up-
None but the Reaper seeks you nom
your old time friend. uour ancient foe
Have left pour trail and gone their ,pa.,
Your toesteri,i1 sun, 10Th cherries olo,p =
Fades like your dreams Of yesterday,
"Beyond this place Of tordth aud tears
Looms but the horror Of the shade,,
Facing the brink, the Jr,Htless years
Force you to todil you are afraid.
The Switch
Back in 1893 or thereabouts McCraw
played on a ball club that no rival coma
beat at home When opposing clubs cana
to Baltimore they were willing to conceds
three out of four to the Orioles and cheoy
the luck that gave them one victory Rant (.
ing the orioles on Baltimore sod wasng
done. 80
Now John ]. has a. club that rarely wins
at home hut one that has a road record Il
no. one of the greatest ever made by anv
team in the game. Variety being the spica
of life, the Giant leader has drawn hIs
share.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-12
Harrisburg Gets Troy Club Franchise

HARRISBURG. June I2.-Owner Wachter Of
the Troy club. Of the New York State League
completed arrangements Saturday night In
Wiikes-Barre FOR the transfer OF the Troy fran
ehise 70 Harrisburg. George cockill. ex-Sationai
League umpire, and Walter Blair a former
New York American League catcher, were fha
purchasers. and It Is their Intention to form a
stock company here The first game will be
played here Thursday. June 1a. with Syracuse
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-12

IA In. Wide Blue & eA@ En-
White Stripe SuIlings ~Ih.OV
gufss IN 0rdon Value
Su'S " Viuet $50
BILLY MORAN, The Tailor
i1Os ARCH STREET
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-22
Dr.. Bingham in Red Cross Service

~ carroll =. Sin sman. ~ aGuate of
the Medica! School % George Wash
inston University. with the class of
1915. and residen; physician at the
.univcr.ity ~aosptal. has accepted a
position with the first aid department
Of the american Red Cross. He will be
in charge OF Il first aid car in New
York state. He is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. \. Bingham of CT. Morris
street northeast
\ lighthouse on the japanese coast.
constructed of bamboo. has great pow er
of resisting salt water, and does not
rot like Ordinary wood.