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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-18
JUDGEQUICK
TO ANSWER
MARX SLAP
Connolly Counters Sec
Ond Time In War
of Statements
DENIES LENIENCY
IN SALOON CLSES
Says He Must Interpret
Law AS 1t

The fourth engagemch in the
documentary wal hc. woen N"'c.
Marx and Judge Connolly came, Sat
Lrdly ngbt. IA, fJ,,.Ae. .--.. ...
time in answering ~ attack made
public by the mayor during the day
.a4-g.ng tiat the Judge mad freed
many saloonkeepers by flimsy legal
interpretations Judge Connolly pre-
fers to consider the war OF state
mcDts one between himself and the
mayors secretary. Edward r. Iu2-
gerald, according TO lis latest state
ment.
Defending himself ina general way
from the charge OF the mayor. Judge
Connolly explained that he must in
terpret the law as IL is and as it
has been construed by the supreme
count. and not as he would person.
ally like To interpret It. The record
or than proceeded TO a detailed de
Tense in cases cited by the mayor
and explained that in each. case his
decision was in strict accordance
with he law and could not have
been different, except by eNtralegal
action
Judge Connolly said il was rrope;
To remit fines imposed in-trafc VIC
lation eases. because in The rush oil
court SCI sions. ne was In danger Of
inn osing extreme punishments.
Between ordinance aud criminal
cases" declared Judge Connolly, 81
Try and pass judgment ir easily D..
600 cases year TIE mayor picks
a scant dozen cases iH total of
some 10000 eases that / have tried
during NV II years incumbency on
the bench and therefrcm tries to
make out that have been an uE-
worthy Judge.
IAN ! can "a, of the mayor is thar
he is headed the wrong way m his
conception Gf government of men,
instead OF government by and under
the peoples law And this Is tie
issue-and he only issue between
US. II is not personal at all-it's "a
question of public policy and iD5i-
vidual Judgment"
Judge Connolly continued his
speaking campaign saturday night
in addresses In Woodmen hall. era.
tiot and Sheridan-avcs. aud Cncnc
hall Monroo.drCo near Chene-7r. ttC
developed a new line OF attack in nj
dition to covering the same issue
created i'm previous addIosse.. VIXEN
he cited the city's wafer supply as
one of the best examples of The in
competency of the resent admins
,rltion
we are all tired of drinking
chlorine water" said the recorder.
let Us do something 20 better the
water supply before q catastrophe
occurs Thousands OF People in De.
tr1it are drinking only the distilled
water purveyeG by spring water
companies because they believe the
CITY wator unfit to drink"
Judge Connolly AGAIN attacked the
Mark administration for Incidence,
waste of public money and creation
OF a munilpal government based on
I individual whim instead OF public
/ Law.
Frank r DorCmus candidate foi
/ reelection as First district congress
man on the Democratic ticket. &C
/ companied Judge Connolly ard DC
/ Tended the Wilson administration IN
/ two addresses. Both meetings wer,
/ we'll attended.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-18
BREMEN ONCE
MORE LOOKED FOR

NEW LONDON. Conn. Sept IS
New London was aFog today
both again and expecting the
German merchant submarine Brcm
on to arrive az any time
The tug 7. \ Scott. Jr. hired by
the Eastern Forwarding Co. pat
out last night when reports were
received OF submersible of Block
island This it Is understood proved
10 be one az he American suhma
rincs maneuyeriug in these waters.
but employees uf tho tug company
said they believed The Bremen was
likely TO appear 10 any time No
Allied warships arc reported or
New London
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-18


The DetrOiter. official weekly ptibIi-
cation OF the Detroit board OF
Commerce. gives a complete direc-
tory uf all officers and members
81 the board IN Monday Issue.
,,. -, II, .-,., -.
"''"usr 'n' ponce huthoriiics n"Ns
me" 'ns "eshN u'strin Np o.
~" 'u1ii'"ut ~ iiie ~ pt,''s
-, - ","'vti o. tu. 20 l ''.,, a
tnued The practirc.
union block prayer meeting nd
dressed ~ Miss Grace Save, Hibie
teacher or the Billy sunday party,
WIZ DE held In the home of Mrs.
y \. IorrrN NJ. "a h.ucl .ti-" We.
tuesday morning 10 o'clock,
DOdger. urginE women To gel an
and rrgtstcr NondnN. TuesdaN md
"Wednesday 80 that they nm vote
Tor me Hrru school board amend
ment. which will he submitted To
the electorate Nov T. are being
distributed az the Billy sunday
NI'''inf lh the bfiudleS Held tab
'Iud'l'.
The Rev. g.. Claus. paStor of ~
Johns Iuthernn church. was pr.-
scented with an automobile iu
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-18
RoARD OF EDUCATION.
Secretsry's Offce, so Broadway
Detroit Mich, Sept. l6. 1915.
BIDS-ERECTION SCHOOL
BUILDINGS

Sealed proposals will bc received 1T
this office until 1870 o'clock p. m.
Tuesday. September 26th. 1919, for
furnishing all labor and material
TO the Bishop and Lincoln school
buildings; also 20-room school
building on McGraw avenue, between
Gilbert and Cicotte avenues, accord-
ing TO revised plans and spectffca-
tions
Proposals viii be received as fol-
lows:
Proposals for the entire Job.
Proposals under the four-bid form.
General Mason Specifications,
General Carpenter specifications
Heating Ventileting and Plumbing
Specifications,
Electric Wiring. ft
Also proposals for all separate
classes OF work. N
Plans and specifications under the
direction OF the architects. for tho
McGraw avenue school building and
the annex TO the Lincoln. may be seen.
al the office OF Malcomson & Higgtn-
botham. 40t Mofat building under
the direction OF the consulting engi-
ueers. at the office OF zimmerman q
McColl 234s Pcnobscot building.
Plans and specifications for the an
mex 10 the Bishop school may be seen
at the office of Spier & Gehrke. 1877
Chamber OF Commerce.
Proposals must he submitted on
forms lurnlSheo py the architects or
consulting engineers ard must be-
accompanied bv n certified check or
cash equal 20 6rs OF the bid
General contractors must submit.
attached 10 their proposals. the
names 81 all o. their sub contractors
deposit Of $40 ~ required for
each set OF plans. 20 he repaid when
plans are returned also n rental OF
81 per day viii be charged contracts
ora who retain plans longer than
agreed
The BOARD 81 Education reserves
the right 20 reject any or all bids.
CHAS 4 GApD,
Secretary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-18

The eighteenth annual convention
~ the National Association o. Re
tail Druggists will begin its sessions
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-18
HEAR ARGUMENT
ON BREAD PRICES
~ UNITED PRESS.

CHICAGO. Sept IS Both sides
~ the bread situation VII be pre-
.enfed today to Joseph T.. Fleming
assistant district attorney, when wit.
ucsses for the bakers and complain
ants will present evidence Record
Of costs AMI profits from the books
OF he bakers viii be cited, il is be.
hevcd.
Fleming said today he was not
certain that the reformation would
be presented 10 a grand jury.
The Interstate Live Stock fair
opens today at Sioux City. the Kan
sas State fair al Hutchinson. the
Washington state fair at North
Yakima. and the West Michigan
state fair At Grand Rapids
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-18
BIDS
SPECIAL FURNITURE
AND FIXTURES

sealed proposals Will be received
at TINS office until 1880 o'clock p. m,
TUESDAY, September 18TH, tst6, for
furnishing all material and labor
necessary for special furniture and
fxtures for the Northern and South
eastern High schools, according 20
plans and Specifications which may
be had OF the office OF the archi-
tccts. Malcomson g. Higginbotham,
4O4 MoffHt building.
Proposals must he submitted on
forms furnished by the architects
and must be accompanied by a GER
tilted check or cash equal TO go or
the bid
deposit OF $40 Is required for
each set OF plans. 20 be repaid wh@n
plans are returned; also a rental OF
s. per day Will be charged contract
o~s who retain plans longer than
greed
The successful bidders will he re-
CURED 20 enter into contract for the
work a. above
The Board or Education reserves
the right 10 reject any or oil bids
CHAS A. GADD.
Secretary
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-18
RoARo OF EDUCATION.

Secretarys office, 30 Broadway
Detroit. Mich. Sept. is, 1915.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-18
Modern GulliverS
Grape-Nuts
with Cream

the IT
m
Theresa le !, u for many in Grapefruit
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-18

Factories
Postum Cereal Co. Ltd
Canadian Postum Cereal Co, Ltd
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-18
"There'S a Reason"

Sold by Grocer
Battle Creek Michigan.
Windsor. Ontario.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-29

rsNns 4 "a cotton state rrNans hOpc
lp produce s.oNNoO0 hai,A this year
ThoFo lsa law asainsi hpliins tho mar
tct. rhcro b no law against bcarsns
the market Al spinnots arc healp.
an thvir agents afc bears. rhc Waco
rlmes- Herald lays,
"rhpt present market aud grop pf,ls /.
poets pNiu, % the 1sNAa farmer solins
hls cpt,on this saN az as hleh as So
CENTS esr pound ana that the cntirc
South Will cNpyfienee stoas hNsincss
hoom h thc prcdiotion ~ W, M clark
son. president az the Ciarkson COTTON
coniInny ~ san Antonio Mr Clark
son said, eu TUESDAY. that the icccn.
estimate ~ q Ncw Noa cotton hull
that cotton would rcach 90 cenus hegor,
Christmas ls conservative, N,iu VIII
nullca that it Is the spacula,or who
makes she prediction AZ se-cset ootfon.
Monld the spinnef ever .sio that Ne;
much. 90 course. the SPECTATOR may
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-29
Trso--rrAofy cHeolus.

Today, Corpus Christi has fnr ia
guests the TcNns Printers State
Council, representing thirty five
local typographical unions. there.
fore. the best element Ot The trade
Ia Tcxas These men arc the dele.
gates nf progress aN we'll na of or
gained labor. for ID ~ largely due
TO their efforts and Tral that Jour.
naiism has made such rapid prog
rcss, particularly ia respect 20 me.
chanical detail aud u may hc
taken as automatic that back Of.
flee equipment together with the
high level of service maintained by
the printers since their orgAni1a.
tion, and the numerous Inventions
perfected by them, Ia the course Of
their labors, are responsible for
the great dailics which have plae
ad the United States ahead OF all
other nations in reference 10 the
dissemination OF nows aud is
knowledge OF civilization
There was time. not Of too re-
mote memory when printers we're
not held in high esteem, owing 10
their nomadle habits. their merry
BUSINESS and irritabilily bul union
ism has changed al this. despite
the fact that $50 trade calls for
q higher type of skin and moro
eonstmI, strain The mechanical
department of the average daily
newspaper IS not q place 10 grow
fat ln, owing 10 iis cNtgemqs ol
heat and cold, lts acids aud hard
hours IFS tension aud constant call
for paco.
However, our idcn was not "a
enter into a technical lnulnlinn
but simply 60 say lloys. you are
welcome, We have had little
blow, hut II hasn't hlown ont the
fires Of friendship aud hospitality.
Make yourselves al homo. II YOU
want anything, take H. II You
can I take II, call IN the police.
for the time being. Corpus Christi
Is yours. Mayor Miller viii prob.
ably turn over the keys, vi hc
hcsiiaScs, call on as We have
duplicates, and we have saved
them for just your sort.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-29
CLOSING THE GAP.

Ilaly's declaration % war on
Germany was formality; Rou.
mania B, a catastrophe. In q POI
litical, military aud geographical
way. 30uinania h the weight that
tips the scales. Her pariicipancy
IN the war assures Slav cohesion.
even taking into consideration
linlgarin's plight, which IL largely
official; Il assures a fresh body
of trained men. msgniiiccntly
cquippct, at the very time when
Germany aud her allies are being
bucklcd In BY united pressure Il
open the road 10 Serbia and Bal.
gerie. aud through Bulgaria 10
Turkey, not only 10 Bucharest 5
lcgions, but 10 those Of the Car,
already concentrated in force
along the uppcr PrBtb u com
lplctos the dcu'lly seni-eirclc
around Austrin.llnngary aud VI.
fords the Allies new base for OF.
fcusiyc operations.
The first effect Of lioninanin =
stroke VIII probably bc the relief
Of Macedonia. although Roumanio.
nv . state, Is greatly Interested iu
Bukowiua and territory 10 the
westward the second, declara
lion of war by Greccc, possibly by
popular decree rather than any act
Of the palace. itself strongly pro
Gernan third, the complete ipo.
laiiun Of bulgaria and Turkey.
with ihr eonenWiinnt rchnhiliia
ton ct Sebriai fourth, the rapid
domination ol Hungary, by means
oi Joint movement with RUSSIA.
Since won kmck was thrown back
along the Marine. nothing of such
dire consequence has happened io
thwari The win Of The Toutnu.
broadly Il means the shortening
OF the WAR
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-29
A VOTE or coNrIDENcE.

In ro-clooting senator Culher
son. The people of TeNna have
horolvd themselves aud their
State, at the same time extending
cordial recognition to President
Wilson. Tho rebuff given Mir. Col.
quit Is reply enough "a Republi
can claims, which were founded
On the outcome of the duly pri.
marics. II is particularly note.
worthy that the border counties
supposed 70 he M outs with the
President over his Mexican policy,
returned maiorlties for Culher.
SON. Il proves that, while some
dissatisfaction may exist. tho Al
minisirNiion, as an executive body.
meets with general approval. Il
also proves that the voters have
greater faith IN stniosmAnship
than dcmagngy.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-29
AMERICA FIRST.

The vote that san Antonio gave
tulhcfsun X encouraging en- this
respect II proves that The Ger
man support Is American nrti
that no such widespread division
of sentiment as that imagined ex
lists Colqniti's plea 20 Geruuu
riiizcns WAS un-Amersoun in subs
stance und intent since Il dcviai
eel, 100 ~ recommendations. from
what may be considered che ayow
"a purpose of The Nation la an
foreign untlcrH ln this coinup
iloh, II must bo remembered that
neutrality ~ purely a question of
mierprctr un, and Ocrmnuy s Ia
ability I hy IA The american
market asst bee checked against
the BRUSH navy not against the
reluctance of American manulnc.
tuners to sell To All customers.
without favor The United States
interest Ia the Deutschland is.
We believe, a fair index 90 IS spirit
toward the German people.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-29
ECHOES OF SCIENCE

in town ln no heart of insaaa
nalt fields many houses sre hmt uf
salt
alido rule haa heen Invented 10
hclp iu writing and tmnantne mea-
anHep rcnt ln cipher
lN eArloHna puvdes mnde ~
c,sdito ana cartoon an nnriirh scientist
has produced muute dismunth
a rubber bend nruuna iHs hrli Df tn
alarm uloch win lemrn lta nolar im
pairins lia efficiency.
Tho trnsiou memuor of tulas
immr thpi aupporis fnf caf or unu
sum- capacity un European milrntd
are formed ur stool Wire ethlcs instead
og tho usual rods or bats
no curry sma,ior boats within lNrse
cmu "a Dutch inventor haH patented %
VlrnH with hlnFUd duur ii onD end
of lhc huli tauupEh which holta ,au
ho uuat,a
tn "a costly watch mado fnr ryhhiuou
ihcfo BE- e. whecl thai mahta n rr,oIu
i,on hui once 800 fuur ycr ufutna TO-
dal which, shows tbc Ycara uiouiha
anh daya
Nnor experiments hstinr more tlmn
& yrai g hos m.gn teuni tnht ne man.
ufaetuit of vVNciahlc oils ana anHp ntn
ho mado profitable industry BOZ suuin
Africa
Scicnustu have estimated that ti,a
hol,t received flum iitr sum hy tho
earth m svar So sufficient CO. urlt
hNvt az iee 100 rcOt lhick covcrlus lhc
entire ElOhc.
Frenvh experiments have drmOn
stfatpd that ihe bcst siunnls to hr dh
plaNyd fpm tho s4uunh tn 1NAtnr u
fiohi are Nu,eic numerals in white on
hiayk havhsrounds
Canfuruih'H production of chiUwic
irun etc n the urai siN months tN,r
year was nnfr than threv tlmfs lhHt ui
NsN previous annual output and ua
Weld Fthi 81 lncrtaaiug
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-29
GOING UNDER

Many newspapers are suspcndug
publication. entirely or ia part
owing 10 the increased cost Of
raw materials. and editors Of some
of tee smaller Journals are making
Frank plcns a. delinquent suhscrih
erS, ia the hope that they will pay
M THIS Is humiliatlng The d.
llnqucut should be- cut OH thp list
That mnn who doesn't value a
newspaper enough 10 pay for Il ia
advance, ia compliance with the
postal regulations. should bee for
gotten without pnrley II is too
much 10 ask small papers 10 carry
"a loud in excess of their earning
power II they happen 60 be for
tunato enough to have earning
pnwcr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-29
SEVERE PUNISHMENT
OF Mrs. ChappeIl. Of Five Years
Standing. Relieved by CariAl-

NJ. AIRY, N. c.--Mrs. Sarah NJ. Chan.
rel ct this town, SAYS; II suffered k,t
I'VE years with womanly troubles. also
stomach troubles. and my punishment
Was more than any one could tell
tried most every klnd al medicine
But uouc did me any good,
! read one day ahou, cardui. the wo.
mnn's tonic. and decided 70 try Il. 1
had not taAen bui about Sax BOTTLES unili
Was almost euTed ID did me u,ore
good than all ,he other medicines had
tried. pat Together.
My friends began Nking me why I
looked 10 well. and | told them ah,,,ii
Safdui. Several arc now taking Il"
10 you, lady reader. suffer from snv
Of The ailments due 10 wOsnanlv irouhie
such as headache, hackachs. sldeache
sleeplessness, and thai eyerlasslngly tired
.erlingf
80, lei Us urge you 10 give Carth
hl1l. We Zee. conildeEt II wii help yea.
klN as 4 has A million other Nou,en M
Die past halt csa,ury.
Begin hkiug Carau to-day. VOW
~snt regret Il. All druggists.
we. = cAsnssessa s.alsin, o.. tAa-
tausstt Dew CAsnaReoss. ftnn, fcf ~
ussinsn ~ xsnsn.a n a4AAa xs.sr.s. n q ia4
.a--.al<z<~-x-.u-u.....
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-29
Ih. Rs.la,.llaa d .hs ea,n pan..

me heniofAifon of tire Corn feus.
The hieh prices oi wheat hlH sent
iho biscuit up Go 40" f0p ~ iho hnuHa.
w. aro nnlnR 90 hr forced 10 nii haef
g. Duf hai ino ~ aDfener ihe old
rnlu pDnf 1hnfr OTTO many of fh,
snunger generation Who d. not know
what p rcHi corn pnur ia pf Onuiss.
thcY have eaten corn bread uHd aiiil
tat d. nut pHn uf corn bread. al
HHHluod up win rrrH aud butter H
30 more than % uirI cousin tu the
fnrn dodTrr th1t We hutw in nur
blessed youth
You nnyrf Hc0 tho print ai mDthefu
fnFriu 0n the rnrn hrnnd uf fDd1f. Dut
u. hoN nice ahr md pat out the 0id
uuuOH ben limi luns HHo. when a niilr
wAtNf and Uilt aud ma hc baDuu
find waH about $40 ihlt found lia WY
iniu llN batch 0f moai
ThYsn were Rood uii daya. Wcfui
thoyf hnd the sorghum noh $50 bad
ihfn una 8mml hard 90 brat We rec
mtfuheg how fnr wnm iiofcfnd hia.
Ouit would nnin on aundHy Tint War
the onlY time wa WuH'd see Them Hud
un nnf hifih. dHyH w. wnuld have nu.
losses onhn Thfn newer waH amy
tlnnr bttfof than iHiln uf ihlt uid,
umo flour Stirred up and shot i1 fhr
rnre with enough hnfur made HNffhuW
to make b yellow ana, % o. was ts bc
had "a pinch uf rinatf
$500 al, rrgdy fer 1uF emergency nud
10 We must retreat Go tne esfn dudFfr
~ our youth wr ahnil do lt without
mufnnr The Dnlg thing wr Hat W
cnHo of thiH hnppcnine b. thai tnr Nld
sound clipper hr Installed Hlso. nui fHr
my gidea ihe HICKORY nhlle 1nf
pntchrs and harlow hniyea rrmAr
mirror
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-29
on A FRIENp.

Among the Slorm sufferers was
Mrs. 4. Nj Fox, Who lost her
home. Il has been our pleasure
10 know something of Mrs. Fox
and her quiet charities, her ac.
tive interesi in all movements look
Ing toward the moral and social
advancement Of The city. her effort
to make herself felt as 4 power
for good IN every way: and We
take this means Of wishing her
rapid recovery from the harrow.
ing experiences she had during
that one Wild night, when, alone,
she faced death without lameu-
iation.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-29
CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT
Phone . g.

Address all pnalneHs communications
and make out All eheche. drafts. mpncy
ORDERS ana eHprena orders a. The Caller
publiahlng Company Al items articles
aud communications should be address
ed 10 Editor. corpuH christi Caller.
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Entercd aH secund.clnhs matter al the
roaieffics ~ Corpus Christi, Texas.
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CIRCULATION Books
OPEN TO hDvEHTieEn6
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Tuesday, August. %. 1916.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-29

miss hie nucas. Events mltht 0ycra
Nhelrl him ilui his bclief b. thaf way.
and no D. willing 20 back that belief
w ROinn ou Tho exchange and helping
TO- ppf W ihe pfiet. The government
80 Wnshinsion md ouf own eIaie T0F-
eminent regard this sort NJ fhlhE aH
pfoiudiciai a. The public iurrreHt Laws
are pasted 10 forbid speculation 10
farm products. ~ u can b. shown inst
f~o or three arc agfccd 10 run ~ the
price. they will Dee cfimlnsiiy lH9err
'ufed iiuf despite these hanAlcnpa. inc
market shows strength. AMI here's
hoping thai the New YORKER and
clnrkHon are true prophets.
Editor Robinson cannot understand
why Tho buiig should be prosecuted 5nd
the bears permitted ~ so free its
cannut undsrtand Why ihs government
should punish the mcn who fEni ~ al
<4ncf me prize ~ cotton and aifr %
fnso field a. men who hammer thD frcr
~ cotton into the earth iie cannot
understand why fnrmfrH HhnHia aur-
tain The ffnicHurn WhD ouflawtd tie
bulls and permitted thc hafn 20 run
Wild in nv pnich. Port Worth nel0fa.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-29
TEXAS Press


- we summer BROKEN
''pitmisi NtU utedicunn. un tho
Hutngth w few cnui uighis. thar shr
backbone oi tho summer b. hrnlsrn
NriWleia are always predictions thiuBa
us That svr'. sud ,hrN rvt lost as much
pleasure tun their predictions aa if
she, had aume Solid foundation
fpsAlhh ,he, aro usht this tituc.
A"ui newer ran tOli What Viii happen
sn tho havkrou uf rcNas summon.
hut e 10 rather early to hegD com
pesinr its cpitarh wbvn the month uf
September has not yea even arrived
tuf ihr IpNNa summer has mine lives.
" hul mntn N0N thnk "a "a dead. nnd
la, q lsols un agaht. A conl supicm-
ocr mNN mean au Nytohcr hn, as 'tarnaf
hissca. a low coel nighis sa Nugust
ihpt only moan that the mercury b.
tahlng a short rcsi hyinIo IA hcglns ca
enhhir and boil sure vnpush
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For
Investment!

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Pacific Heights has long led the
market as the most desirable prop
erty in Honolulu. Homes like those
shown here cannot be purchased at
ANY PRICE. ~
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The climatic conditions are equally
as fine as Tantalus offers. A good
macadam road direct to the heart of
the city. the tract being only 70 min.
utes easv auto ride to the postoffice.
Real estate always has and always
will be the safest investment ever
offered. This is not venture-it's a
sure thing-and at YOUR OWN
PRICE, too,