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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-28

WilsOnites Challengcd.-The Ma
tional Woodrow Wilson College
Mems League. of which William II.
popularity known as big Bill" Ed
wards is the head. has been making
boasts which are received with ex-
IRENE scepticism by the Hughes Ma
tional College League. The latter or
Ganization has been casting renec-
tions on the accuracy of Big Bfll's"
claims, to his great Indignation. The
Hughes League no wcomes out with a
challenge to Edwards to prove his
statements, offers to prove its own
and proposes that amy reputable
audit company" be chosen to audit
and report on the original enrolment
cards Of both leagues. The Hughes
League Is perfectly willing that the
public should know the facts. pro-
vlded those facts are Individually es-
tablshed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-28

clear TO the voters what manner OF
man he is and his managers are per-
iectly content that the voters should
be left TO decide between the Hughes
and the Wilson types. Meanwhile,
the He has kept us out of war"
myth and the fake "eight.hour law"
have taken the count.
Roosevelt and WOmen.-Col. The
odore Roosevelt has written William
X. WILCOX heartily cOngratulating
the chairman on his having estab-
llshed Woman's campaign commit
tee OF the Republican national com
mlttee. Col Roosevelt says. in part:
III is especially significant at this
time, when women are playing so
prominent part in problems Of ma
tl0nai Importance. in industry, the
professions, preparedness. Americana
ism and many others, that the Re
publican party should recognize their
power and influence in the political
life of America" The woman's com
mittee is not by any means the only
auxiliary Of the Republican national
committee. One Of the most active
Observation-Disclosures Of the Republican
campaign is the Woman's Committee
OF the. National Hughes Alliance, of
which Miss Frances Kellor Is the OK
tremely efficient head. This commit
tee issues a weekly bulletin which is
a model OF high class and effective
campaign literature.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-06-08

president, during a great cris-
is, has indulged in a note-writ-
ing diplomacy with more
rhetoric than resolution" and
that the attempts Of the demo-
cratic party to revise the tar
iff would have plunged the ma
ton into the slough Of hard
times but for an artificial pros.
perity brought about by alb
normal conditions.
|, However, the majority of
the voters have come to pay
less attention to compaign
speeches and more to results.
AT the final analysis they will
calmly survey the past three
years and make their own de-
ciSion as to whether or not the
Wilson administration has
been a failure.
In doing so they will take
due notice of the fact that the
president, whatever the meth
DDS he has employed, has kept
this country at peace at a time
when the maelstrom of war
was engulfing nation after ma
ton and when only a strong
oar could resist the mighty cur
rent. In doing so they will al
so pay full attention to the in
Gisputable fact that, whatever
the cause, there is an unprece-
dented prosperity from coast
to coast and from Canada to
Mexico. And it wouldn't be at
all surprising if they should
decide to give some credit to
the president despite the in
dictment the G. O. P. will re-
turn against him.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-06-08
RITCHIE HAS BETTER
OF GRUMAN IN FIGHT

PORTLAND ore, June S,--Willie
Ritchie beat Ralph Gruman Tuesday
night by a shade in six two-minute
rounds. Just before the bout started,
announcement was made that no de-
clsion would be given by the referee,
by the principals or management, be-
yong the latter stating that it had
been advised by its attorneys not to
have an official verdict rendered.
It is understood Ritchie refused to
go on IL there was to be an official de-
cislon, desiring to leave 1t to the pa
pers, which would not affect his stand
just as Is done in New York
Blows Hardly Moved a Hair.
Such blows as were struck hardly
moved a hair. Gruman's left to the
head was his most effective punch,
but 1t landed infrequently and with,
out force. Ritchie was wild and un-
certain, but this was due principally
to Gruman's footracing. At close
quarters, however, Gruman avoided
any punishment Rltchie had in store
and really fought very clever defen-
sive fight. There was no sting in the
Of either fighter.
The first round was even; Ritchle
took the second and third; the fourth
was even; Ritchie took the fifth. and
the last and hardest fought was about
even. II anything, Gruman might
have had a shade.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-06-08
THE. ROSE FESTIVAL QUEEN.

Gentlemen, here's to the Queen
Who cometh to rule DER the Rose
Let the proof of your loyalty be seen
Gentlemen, here's to the Queen,
Like a rose in the diamonded sheen
OF the dew when the morning wind
blows,
Gentlemen, here's to the Queen,
Who cometh to rule DER the Rose
sThe Rose Of the beauty most rare
Bows down to it's beauteous Queen
The Queen, in whose countenance
fair,
The Rose Of the beauty most rare
Must gaze and must wonder, for
there
The Rose Of the beauty most rare
. Bows down to it's beautpus Queen
Queen Muriel, smiling we bow
To pledge our allegiance to thee!
Oh, fair as the rose on thy brow,
Queen Muriel-smiling we bow
To kiss the rose scepter and VOW
Your duteous servants to be.
Queen Muriel, smiling we bow
TO pledge our allegiance to thee.
Fling open the palace and call
The sprites Of thine empire to rise,
~ the whirl Of the rose petals fall
Fling open the palace and call,
And hither the rose fairies all
VIII fly as the light swallow flies,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-06-08
FOR A MILITIA COMPANY
~ HE movement started at
VI the Commercial associa-
ton Tuesday evening,

IT. HE movement started at
VI the Commercial associa-
ton Tuesday evening,
looking toward the establish
ment of a militia company here
under the new act of congress,
is one that will merit the seri-
Gus attention of Pendleton.
If the United States is going
to pay her militiamen, there is
Nd reason why the young men
of this city should not receive
their share of the appropria-
ton. If there is to be a new
regiment in eastern Oregon,
this city is the logical head
quarters for that regiment. If
it has been determined that, in
the interests of preparedness,
stronger citizen reserves are
necessary, there is no reason
why Pendleton should not step
forward and do her share tow
ard contributing to this re-
serve defensive strength.
~-SS-S-SS~-e-~~~
i That demonstration in the
progressive convention yester-
day points strongly to the fact
that the Bull Moosers have one
love and only one love.
~-o-~S~o~~s-S-e
Mr.. Harding in Chicago yes
terday told the republican
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-06-08

- TRIPPED of its sounding
- verbiage and its politi-
Z cal platitudes, the key
note speech of Senator Warren
@. Harding at the republican
convention yesterday very
clearly indicates that the G. o.
r. will attack the Wilson ad-
ministration principally at two
big points. The presidents S
foreign policy will draw the
heaviest fire while the old.
much-worn tariff question will
be set up as a target so that the
full dinner pail rallying cry can
be again employed.
Upon these two issues the
republicans will rise or fall at
the November election.
They will charge that the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-06-08

Fling open the palace and call
The sprites Of thine empire to rise.
And the world shall go mad in the
flame
OF the Rose Of the sunset and sea,
And the mirth and the dance and the
game
The world shall go mad in the flame
And shall dance mid the roses the
same
As the rose in the wind DER the lea,
The world shall go mad in the flame
OF the Rose Of the sunset and sea.
The tints Of our fairy land dreams
And the dreams of the fairyland
days
Shall blend, where the bright pageant
CLEANS,
The tint of our fairyland dreams
In the rainbow of roses that beams
In the Festival City where plays
The tint of our fairyland dreams
And the dreams of our fairlyand
days.
So, gentlemen, here's to the Queen
Who cometh to rule DER the Rose!
Let the proof Of our loyalty be seen,
Gentlemen, here's to the Queen
Like a rose in the diamond sheen
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-06-08

convention that there was no
such animal as 'the high cost
.cf living in 1912. 1t was only
Ian increased capacity to buy
he said. And vet somehow or
other the majority of the vot-
orS got another notion.
100000
The royal pair which PEN
6leton furnished to the Rose
Festival seems to be meeting
with high favor among their
subjects.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-06-08
SUBSCRIPTION RATES,

o = . @ssN S~So~ -
= 4 SoNG-SPARROw IN MAY. =
, This is her grave; the ground is =
= thick with flowers, =
= Violet and Cinquefoil and an =
= emone,
. Here the song-sparrow through =
. the listening hours =
. sings from the blossoming =
. tree
. Last year the flowers sprang up =
. beneath her feet, =
9 When all the world was blithe Z
= with you and May, =
. And in her ear the sparrow sang Z
. as sweet :
= Along the odorous way. Z
= But not to mine, since she is 4
= dead, the bird Z
. The wonted JOY of spring re-
. turning brings;
. nj cn.pty heart no more is
= thrilled and stirred,
. Whatever song ne sings.
. ONLY beside her silent grave she
seems
. With me to listen to the rich I
. refrain,
. o vain imagining, O idle 4
dreamsl
= She will not come again,
q Exchange. 4
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-06-08

on SALE IN OTHER CITIES
Imperial Hotel News Smnd. Portland,
Oregon
Howman News Co. Portland, Oregon.
on FILE AT
Chicago Bureau, 9O9 Security Building.
Washington, d c., Bureau sol, Four.
eeenth Street, n. W,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-06-08
Suffered The Agony
OF q Dozen Deaths
Prominent Farmer in Canada DE
scribes His Recovery and Is
cape from the Operating
Table.

In a letter to friends at Saskatoon,
Mr. F. clifford Of the Ball Rock
Farm. Maymont. saskatchewan, Can
ada says. Thanks 70 Fruitola and
Traxo ] m alive. l lay on' my back
ior sixteen days, suffering the ago
MES OF dozen deaths 1 began TAX
ing Fruitola and was relieved Of a
great many gall-stones. Ny health
ls now fully restored.
Fruiola possesses properties that act
directly upon the intestinal parts. It
Is a great system cleanser, softenins
the congested waste and disintegrat-
sng the hardened particles that cause
SO much suffering. and quickly expels
the accumulation 10 the great relief Of
the patient TraXo Is a tonic-altera-
tive that acts on the liver and kidney
To aid digestion and removes bile fr
70 build up and strengthen the weak
Fruitola and Traxo are prepared 1
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-05
FAMILY AVOIDS
SERIOUS SICKNESS
By Being Constantly Supplied WITH
Thedford's Blask.Drassli.

Mcrhhi. AL suffered Tor several
years" says Mfs. II. Whitaker, ol
Ihis place. ''wilh sick headache, ard
stomach trouble.
Ten years ago friend told me 10 Try
Thculofd's lslack tsaught. which aid.
add found II 10 hr Ire beat family medl-
einc iof young and oid.
keep Black-DfaugM on hand ~ he
time now. aAd whea my children ifrl q
little bad, they ask ma iof dose. aud u
does them more good than any medIesas
they ever tried.
We never have q long spell ~ slck.
ness IN on iamlly since a. commenced
nsiag Black Dfsnghi.
Thediofd'a Black -nnughi is purely
vegetable. and has been hound 70 feg,i
late weak siomachs. aid digestion. a..
lssve lndigfbiipas eoilc. ~iad, naasss,
headache. sick stomach. and SiiniiN
symptoms.
II has beer IN eoasisn' Use iof mort
ihsa ~ years, and has benefited mere
Than million people,
Your druggist sells and recommends
Black Drsuxfl. Price oaIy &c. Gel .
ezfkAss 10 ezE. N c an
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-05

Is y Cannon fstufecA from Austln
NeutaN whosV BE- snclsi hls VaCatiNp.
Mn Veiiatucu VIII not rstufn urla ,,c.
toltei
Miss March NofNrii arrived w tiaf-
uhErn ftsdaN fr-in Marietta. skla
Whete >lss had stein.aA ~ hcf RETURN
fgssaa llouisct t'al,s Kin Will spend "a
tcw GAYS with her sister. Mrs ~ "a
stewart and ~ill thee rn ~ san ie'A-
ito a. tcxtn hsr wa5k in thp iiiNh
@cbpsd.
Mcs "a " lehpsan and SISTER Miss
Marcia lt,hns,a Wu l~aNe trisiay az
,srnseN for ain sNscndcd vlsli m i.lauo
anN Austria
Mrs.. "a " Nsnn and mother "a Gal.
western Wrrv in Harrington last wsek
Mass Nauaf Jones' ~ NtAiieu rfrr
pca ossf ~ sarifuson Sunday on hor
rotnfn from a ulp aofih.
Niss krsidltf uf NcAMfn Was thc
ssesi ~ Mrs Ross teamrf un Thurs
eas
M,s~ fGorsncc naii ~ HieensvuAe 3.
Inv rucsi ~ Mss i'nsd tiiH fof thc
week
, }. galloway cnuptS nugsaEintcnd
ems. wAs in ltAriinaen rhnfatiaS.
Niiss Mamie isvnWn 81 san Nafcun
who is ,isuinn ln san Beniha was in
NsFiinscn Thursday.
Nga y a. Nvofs has rnne 60 Fort
Worth
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-05

Ma ana Mrs q X. Ws,san sef
fucaias fnt a five weeks stR, a. New
NufA NllY and other eastern eitiea.
Mr.. Hear a ieeehof n The Msf.
ced.r biHh echcni hrs arrived trum
Anstln a. hrain hls wolA fef the fAii
toFm
Nsa a T. sliscf ana sauehtcg Miss
Marc tIisn. ave NieiiinN IN kansas cits
Rev AT GLASGOW l.aspr " thr firai
pNfatytsfian church has tcsirucd his
pastNfatr and rsas iu Aecepf a ,harFc
m Charleston. ", Va
Allas Nanulc ltack ni ~. inhiar has
reinsned "a Mercedes nv she ycsr'-
VIVA ~ sghonl
AIRS o. & stevens ana dNurhfsfa ~
NcAlicn were visitors an Msueira.
"Wednesday
Thursday tNenug the ladies U me
M,thpifi rhNrh souih, FsNr an lee
crfhm sunpet au iho ,hur,h lavn rnr
attendance Was nnc And iAe eVening
tegelpis we've gmuNlnF
Mrp "a. h. l.,iaf tna daughter Niar
Marion have retained fnm visit in
Manehaii No
g. " Myers and family % McAiicn
eV moSinR 90 Mercedes Ma brr
having gur,haasa an, Mercedes pfuE
Company,
ffnid nas Was observed 80 ihs Thlfd
Cavalr, on tususi iulh IN Mercedes,
Company A % s.stcfia won thf Loving
Hup.
Nr and Mira uso. Heard who have
hsrn in charge ~ tho Merrssirs hotel
is4 lho past two years leave THE wees
fnf Colorado who're ihNy Win reside.
Mrs Cny ~ Nsroedos b,cosnss the new
prnpiieirf - the Nefcrdrs hotel
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-05
GOING FORTH TO TEACH

HOCKPORT. Tex. Sept. Among
the Reckport ,honi graduates who
tre going away a. teach thls fail Rts
Miss Cuffle Evans VINO viii attend the
Merceses Institute. and frpfa tiicfc Fhc
RoDs 10 pinnta. where she wiA b.
wlih Mr. and Mira "a lsox. fJrusel
residents of KuChport Her sister.
Miss kila Eyans ~ leaving fF Kerr
Vile Tor brirf yisit with another We.
ter, Mrs Louis LowthoT and expects
10 take charge ~ a srhsol near h'
Miss Katie Lee Clark goes 90 san $50
nito. Miss Rachel Coliey b. Agua buis
cr Miss vivian nrlttain 60 Crestorin.
Miss Iuief orieabs o. YORKTOWN Airs
t.ouisr lneiiey 90 Bishop ar. ira
Cooley CO. EDNA.
A new school catalogue came from
The pFess today thar gives frfdiiablr
summary - the advantage offered ~
fhe Kockpuri pubic school "a toe rhii-
drsn q tefnporarl aH well ss peFfns-
aFnt residents. Special attention wiii
be paid 90 athletics. physical culture.
music. and thr arg u public assakinf
ia addition 90 ihc regular course u
study.
Examinations Or state and county
ceftificates were held todsy az the
ingh School building by suprrinter
DENT a. g. Dnonnho and Professor , ".
Parks
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-05
MrlRH nrsrs MIMI

COLORADO simN0S sept At
tht cad "a tas twentieth round cham
piou Freddy Welsh ~ ENGLAND Was
~ardcd tao worlds urhtWtiNm cham
plonship over Chatis, Mnl@ W Nhi.
csRp The men wvrs in oiinchys two.
thirds 81 tht time and There Was lgue
rirans opeu huNiuF
The decision was unpopular with the
spectators and when "a was ANNOUNCED
it.fsru, Noohc Was humharlUd with
cushions and ica the ARENA unicr isa.
ucs prscston. ltochc asid that hc
Permitted Welsh to retain the t'tls
because hf ass. moHt of the itadlus
5ust before tAo nsht started a section
90 tho bi~aen,u collapsed and mote
usn hundIra pNrsnnr VIEW mor or
lcas seriously injured
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-05
ChrOnicIingS From South
81 TexdS TOWNS s.

served fnm ihhlcs decorated WITH or
test end yvilu~ oAnnAA
'puf nunch hcid ~ ~rektN meeting
with thatiyne IUwerN TaareAsy after
nopN a Nvrly faps ~ tntY .,Np wss
piaNnd hN Mlssff Matte NpN. toalar
NUrn. IRIS Ncienaan. Nnr, tNa1 Her.
ripN. Ufaoe Mlliauss Nnaic ilcll pxr.
lleirn lNittain Nafie l'hliNps, ksnte
lss.iss l.eia hlnchi i.sp.lss Pefrins.
hea-l- fcll a t~A-,oaf~o inncneon
was rcrsed aftst i.ouiee Nunn was DO.
clsfca winner ~ the hihh SCORE Later
she sfir stituinpd ;u ne paviiion Nv
nu Informal danct
Nv and Nfe iicufA siumhrre " san
AntVnle etc spcnding a cuuple ~ weeks
1t lltlf summer honie tiiuk i,dnnirF
neaf shr ,akahofe Club
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-05
cisrERNs CLEANED.

CisternH cleaned and without remoy
lrg water q. ". Hickey. Phone aaa.
---~---~~--~-~->------s---
Notice.
Jay an order ~ the Honorable Com
mlasioncrs court "a kuscca county
dHly passed and cntsrad ai She rog0.
iar August term thereof thr Cuuu-
~ Judge Is authorized and directed To-
receive bids Tor the construction AZ
concrete sidewalks leading from iho
respective entrances Go She court hnunr
Co the streets
Al bids nrc 10 hc filed with rho
County JudHe not later than DO o'clock
A A. on september ~ 1916 Each
bid should he accompanied by ctril
nod ch,ck ~ per cent ~ tho nid
The rRht 60 reject any nnd aii bids IL
rpferY Cd
Drawings may De aeeu ln tho officr
~ tbo County Judge
WALTER B.. TiMON.
Judge. Nuccea County. Texas
CAdvD igs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-05
RIGHT SMASH TO JAW
PRESERVES TITLE
FOR JOHNNY kIlBANE
FAE KNOCK our TAO AuNo ON
GEORGE chANCN ~ TNlRp
ROONO
WELSH BESTS WHITE


ngciiV SMASH mNn nat o~ IA
CEDAR islNT nhio sept hi
les l,an otlhi minutes q actual nsht.
ws tins lahuRN kill,sns st Cleveland
s4'olici me hoI~s 20 0ss4ec ChaNv,
"a ialtlnsans CO. tho worlds feath,f,
woilhi championship uur A tctunc
uFhi hara snsash to ghsuets Jaw set
tled Tho battle in q NnoeAeai az the
end of th, hird round
hiipan had iho hgsi ef tht naut
MrouEEpaL
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-05
Rockport.

Miss Ncrona h Mrstf entertained a
number nf nlyuds Ihntaaa4 ausfnoor
With an industrial hour 90 suNinf AMI
fancy Wark. Caks and ofannr iru wss|
rriNed 90 Mrs, Charles iicton. Mis
Charles u. Adsms ~ san Antonio ana
Misses Vivian i1oian ula iiavff.
Maf, ana tisN Wiley iaaalsa aud Mabel
hfacht vivian Hgl4Aifs
The monhcrs and faN invited
guests ~ The goth Csuturt chat met ID
the home ~ Mfs b. ~ Ca Friday az.
tcrnnun complimentary a. Misses nlia
ANA corfls hNans and i.ui,iae nrrtlsY
who nv lrstins soon "a tsaeh H,hs "a
Mites iiih tNnnn at.sa "a lkuFktue Miss
cprrie fyans A. uimsta aud NlaH
iisrglsy tp iushep Each ~ The a.
dirn wcre presented ~ nlaJNs nruhi
Nith friendship huoAH rontslusnH the
Huoa Wishes ~ those prcseug THE
manipulating uf the yellow daisies nn
iho houks whs thc WefA 81 Miss ltuth
idpscumh. ana THE haskn were tiea
with tho ciuh eaulfa ~ yellow aud
white An adNsriiaiur tnuifst proved
Nefs ainuaiuH, ana cnmit gharadrs
were Fitru hY iho m,mnsfa Misses
ituth iIpnCumh and Kettle lackron bad
NhafFt ~ she punch bowl whifh wac
made tram q solid hlnrk ~ irr and
followed uni 10 contain delicious
drink Tho hnwl VISA surrounded with
decorations 80 the club cul,Hs huf
fot iunoh WAS served o. Mesdainrn b
a Hooper a. A. iioupsr B. a. Nor
Nril Hnl jackson Fard Jackson John
Hureneun y a. ilnrfinr arthur Mathis.
AZ n Mathis ~ a baldwin. g. &C.
Moore james safonr1n. 49, o MDMni.
rn o. A. rirFtuH a D.. uum Arnss
ilfunn. jamie iteii B. ~ kvnsdf, q.
A and q > seymour. Walter nfaAg.
Misses knihiarn MfMnilrn nsite ani
isabel Jackson. Nahfl Kennedy Gladys
iruhi RUN Llpacamh. Minnie lrond.
A iliehtawrf.
Miss GLADYS irum lofi Saturday
morning te resume hor siudira hi the
san Anianin tpmaiu cnlinHa
Mi and Mra. q D. Fusesil ard family
have removed 10 IAN Antnnlh al MAKE
ihrif home.
Among the teachers who arr attend
ING iustiiuie % Corpus DhuHil are gu.
ptriuiendent o. q banuhu Profess q
" , Parks pfnfrsau. and Nra o. 4.
Mnrford Mrs b. ~ AcHea. Misses
Mabel Remedy. Mary Davies. Bertha
prrtiiuf pira ~ Hnr aAd YafAi W..
gus
Tho members ~ tho ban kouri CiRN
and their visiting friends wsrs corlis
ans entertained ~ she ufsfiY hnmr ~
Mayer ana Sire J ~ 1914 Thursday
The game ~ forty tNa was ihe feature
~ the afternoon. after several Hflef p
lions ~ ihs lntefi music on the hdisnn
s,ii1nsafafh Thuse iH Attendance urre
Mrrdames " ~ rnn. W u iiaidsib =.
~ Hfechi. " FeaTm y stevens
~ ~ Mathis d W sne.d e'iawnrr
iiatrls Iames Foftnspn. " vi Mood.
A. a.. hfnhi Preston W1fifs kriAnf
Mathis J o. iiDHprf % Il Hooper W.
D Ne Nuiiaa Ashes rI4nnef ~ iias
rlfg llsu4g aiumilarn and mother. Mfs
iiD0th ~ Frn Antonio. Nifsfs Edith
ani nsih iiu1a fnrcd MfH Preston
WORRY vun ne hish senfe. frnf
I uBnfh effem end cake ucrf dainilif
r~~~---~---------.---->s-
ElNaE TssAa. sept I Diilns Ma
On. ron ~ ~ y Niknn. Nha owns ana
afsr,ffH a rin ~ ihla place. expert
a..
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CDTrff.A, Texas. Sept a inrrsn-
siai rain ~ nearly Two inehrs ffil here
this afternoon ln twenty minutes tine
badly aamaginr streets ana fs.ad-
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-05

FDg rNCHANGr gag acre form. in
5000 county. small pasture g srfs lm-
ments wells aui uindmlls noar fine
hoaL AH rmoe fl band owner wll sN-
chlnro far nna nr4r corpus CHRISTI
lsrhar ar itHhstawu i'fcr 500 per
nrr. 500 cnrumhrnnce will asruine
as mur1 nu fafm hsrr Afro have tfo. oHa
wortt 90 hrIrk bumurss property lu 90.
rtn Trtae fn evthangt far laad see g.
D. gtffa. gel brewster ST.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-05
NATIONAL LEAGUE

UVHFNW y NV WE ~
BOSTON Sept After winning
sac fret aamr frnm New Notk lioatnn
aaH unahis tn du anNthinn eiih iNer
rtts drutrD H fnr afternoon ana
New York won. ScUr,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-05

tfAHOAIN -unC LARGO hay mare. one
mule ono rubber Tire hurgf ana har.
nafs ~ a. Maniiua. ropa ~, Tourist
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-05

FuE SALE Mlicheu car Tor sale Ga
ruod running order must sell az ono"
Price flf0. alec r,qming house nice.
ly furnished 30 rooms Tor sale cheap.
ti1ts Mesgui'c or 40
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-05

WANTED rn trade Tor vacant Doe or
rsnua ana spune pnoc 1926 Fort,
acres sandy ioam land 3 miles from
Riviera tine 0uwins we'll au in clil-
usatau. to tridc fer city rtupcri1
0ued cluar prnrrN in best part of
Texas te trade for an Vurumhrr.1
form or wNi give notes aud NOTES csu
Dr. osFhsI fflchlfi A. Preston. ilfl
Ilaliroad avenue. phone $50 ls0
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-05
10 sAAANes

WANTED ~ TRADE MARLIN Nrprnt-
iue figc spa nnc hand fausei hununc
lnto for kodiak. Address 3. ga. EoX
i3S. $40
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-05
CALLER CLASSIFIED ADVERTISER
A"CLEARING HOUSE, FOR

TO rRAnE S<w so-ss taeog s'tand.
art Rife a. trade iof if "a ~ sauea
pump sun Gus Dnmm. Chal@ffsi
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