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Arizona republican., 1916-11-24
FINANCES AND MARKETS
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THtpUbIICdH Vs F' Ltdstu FHtI
 NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-Traders on the stock market seemed in the mood today to accept with little or no reser- vation the many reports of depress- ing character, ranging from the stabil- ity of existing war contracts to the measures employed by banking inter- ests to check excessive speculation.
 Declines were mostly moderate but general coppers, munitions and related issues, including equipments, making
Arizona republican., 1916-11-24
ANNOUNCEMENT.

The Republican Is requested 70 make further announcement of tne fact that the blowing contest at the experiment station. which was set for next Saturday, has been postponed. The matter will be taken mp later and the contest carried out as announced
Arizona republican., 1916-11-24
EPISCOPAL BAZAAR.

The ladies of st. Marks church will hold a bazaar in the Guild ball De- cember ?. There will be offered for sale. all maner of fancy work, pillow cases. aprons. children's and infant s wear. and hundred other things suit able for christmas gifts. Cake and candy will be on sale. Beginning at l1:30 luncheon will be served.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-24
1.-THE GARDEN OF KNOWLEDGE"

"The Garden of Knowledge" one of the most popular Of photoplays visiting the valley in many months will be to- nights offering at the opera house and in order to properly handle the crowd that will attend, the management is placing special seats on sale that may be reserved any time today at the Wells-F Fargo office The picture is in five intensely interesting acts and it's production is based on the largely dis cussed question of eugenics. Two shows are to be given, the first at T30 and the second at 8:45.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-24

Two important dances are on the program for tonight's entertainment in Tempe. The Wallflower Club of the normal is entertaining its membership and friends al ball in the gymnasium and the Anozira Club is giving one of it's regular dances in the Cosmopolitan hall. Attendance at both affairs is gov erned by the invitation list.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-24
COMMUNITY RESPONSIBILITY.

Because of the constantly increasing interest in the welfare of the local community. as evidenced by schools. clubs and etc. Rev. Bloy will preach Sunday morning on the subject 0f Community Responsibility" having special refernce to local needs.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-24
SouthSide News
Tempe News Notes
WOMAN'S CLUB TODAY

There will be 9 meeting of the Tempe Woman's club this afternoon at three o'clock at the Christian church at which time the program, originally planned for November 17th, will be given. The board of directors will meet at 230 and a full attendance IS hoped for at both sessions
Arizona republican., 1916-11-24
ODD FELLOWS NOMINATION

The nomination of candidates for of fees in the odd Fellows lodge of Tempe. is again on tomorrow evenings s business program for the session and Noble Grand Geo. E. Stalie, is urging large attendance of members.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-24
BARGAINS IN HATS

In order tosmake room for the stock of Christmas goods. Hvder Brothers are making a big reduction in the price of their ladies hats First there. first served. the manager says and there are some real bargains awaiting the early ones
Arizona republican., 1916-11-24
REMODELING PROPERTY

The B. H. Scudder property at SOC Mill avenue, formerly and for many years known as the Gage home, is un- dergoing changes in various ways. The large house is being entirely rearranged and the back section of it is beng moved west where a new residence is being built to face north on Eighth street. MT. Scudder is also planning on the construction of another house on his lot adjoining this property on the south
Arizona republican., 1916-11-24
Welding, Radiator Repairing

RADIATOR, lamp, fender, wind shield repairing, glass replaced. Oxy acetylene welding and brazing. Arizona Radiator Repair Shop. 4 West Van
 Buren. If
Arizona republican., 1916-11-24
PRESIDING ELDER HERE.

Presiding Elder Adkins was m Mesa vesterdav attending the quarterly con- ference If the Methodist church.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-24
MAccABEEs ENTERTAIN.

The ladies of the Maccabees hau silver tea yesterday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. r. C. Johnson. In addition to the members a numter of guests were present Light refresh- ments were served.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-24

Reckoning Tralr' will be shown in ad dition to the above named offering. Warren Kerrigan plays the lead in this Red Feather play.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-24

RYDER IS CLOSING OUT his en- tire line of ladies hats at $500. (Advo
Arizona republican., 1916-11-24
PERSONAL MENTION.

Elders Ellison and Taylor from the California l.. n. $. mission were " Mesa and addressed the nrles'no"i meeting held here on "Wednesday night.
 Q $. Stapley is on a business r.p to Fl Paso.
 MT. and Mrs. w. E. Walters and Mrs Atwood motored to Miami yes terday.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-24
Vulcanizing

TIRE HOSPITAL OF PHOENIX
 NulcaniZing and welding done promptly and guaranteed. Out of town work solicited. Arizona Vulcanizing Works, POT West Washington. Phone CPS. If
Arizona republican., 1916-11-24
DANCING TONIGHT

HYDEP IS CLOSING OUT his entire line of ladies hats at $500. (Adv) It
Arizona republican., 1916-11-24
Paints and Oils

PHOENIX Paint House-High grade paints at low prices. Get estimates on material. 3l w. Adams. Ph. l259. If
Arizona republican., 1916-11-24
AT THE MAJESTIC.

AT THE MAJESTIC.
 The second irstallrnert of the thr'u- ing serial "Iihartv'' will he shown .onicht at the Majestic. This stirring drana met with ar enthusiastic re- ~ertion at it's initial annearance last Friday. A five-reel production Ihe Wabash pfd "B" ........-...-... zsr2 Western Union ................-' 'loa P Westinghouse Electric .......... o3 Total sales for the day 1.620,O0O shares.
 MERCANTILE PAPER
 NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-Mercantile Sterling: 60 day bills. s4.71h; com mercial so day bills on bank. s4.7o%; commercial SO day bills. s4.7019 de- mand $475%: cables, $4.67 7-16.
 Bar silver. 73hc.
 Mexican dollars. 56Ac.
 Government bonds steady railroad bonds irregular.
 Time loans strong: 60 and 90 days and six months. 3la G3%.
 Call money strong. High, 4; low. 3' (Continued on Page Ten)
Arizona republican., 1916-11-24

DR. R. F.. GERDES, Veterinary Sur geon. Dentist. Phone 1452. 108 N. First Ave. If
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-28

the eighth hole. Probably my intru-
sion somewhat spoiled his game, be-
cause he didn't play in true cham
pionship style. can't recall just
what abb Bill offered, but I do know
If some ba1player had flashed a sim
liar one on Klein, it-wouId have been
the clubhouse for him.
Klein is married but has no chill
dren. His wife is an ardent lover of
baseball and during the greater part
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-28

of the summer accompanies Klein on
his tours of the National league cir
cult. Mrs. Klein is a clever horse
woman and when Bill is not on the
links, she has him horseback riding.
The way Klein enjoys life in winter,
surrounded by men Of money, would
lead one to believe taht he didn't let
the more strenuous business of UNI
piring worry him much during the
summer.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-28
BOXING-SPORTS OF ALL SORTS BASEBALL

DN~A IA W. ~ - ~ = - ~
President Comiskey and Secretary
Gardiner of the White Sox, back from
the training camp at Mineral Wells to
prepare for the opening game of the
season, are already figuring how to
handle the worlds series crowds next
fall.
Commy is all smiles over the pros
vDects of his team, and one fellow in
particular is responsible for large
part of the happiness. His name is
Terry. The young shortfelder has
been highly toUted the last few days,
but the Sox boss says the praise is
not a bit misplaced.
Comiskey knows baIIplayers when
he sees them and his opinion means
something. Terry, he says, can do
/ everything, and is steadily improving
with the bat, as his performances in
the practice games indicate. Coupled
with Terry's good playing is the fine
showing of Weaver at third base. He
has become acquainted with the an
giles of the new position, and the
longer throw across the diamond is
+ Just suited to the powerful whip of
the youthful veteran.
Buck never did have trouble throw
ing straight from short to first. His
bdifficuIty was in keeping the ball low
on hurried plays. The longer throw
helps in this. He is also playing the
position like a shOTtstOp, covering
more ground than the majority of
third basemen.
Taking that Sox team, man for
man, it looms us as a competent ag-
gregatiOn, capable on defense and at
mex. The catching staff is the best
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-28

the more SII6uuOuS DuSlu6SS Ol ull-
piring worry him much during the
summer.
ALL SORTS-BASEBALL
in the league, the pitchers are up to
all requirements, the infieId is good
and the outfeld has the punch. It all
SINNERS down to a question of
whether the combination can be
welded into team that will play the
game for the common good.
If Rowland comes through with
such an achievement the South Side
team will be in the hunt from the
time of the first bell until the drop
of the flag.
Danforth is being groomed to aid
Reb Russell in the sOuthpawing, an
asset that is badly needed on the
South Side. He was badly pounded
by Ed Collins and Jack FOurnier,
both left-handed batters, in a practice
game yesterday, but that is hardly a
fair basis on which to judge him. Col
Inns and Fourier are not much ham
pered by pOrtsiders, as are many bat
tiers who swing from the off side.
In the practice game Terry smash
ed a homer and three singles.
Six straight now for the PhiIs over
the Cubs in the practice series, and
the last game of the set will be played
today. These games don't hurt hit
in the percentage column, but they
do give line on the faiIings of the
converted North Siders.
Pitching is the great fault, just as
it was with the Cubs last year, and
also, in great measure, with the
Whales. Hendrix, Vaughn and Sea-
ton, three men on whom Tinker has
been counting for much effective
e.,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-02
COTTON BAGGINGLAW
To BE ENFORCED
To THE VERY LETTER
MANAGERS or WAREHOUSE De
PARTMEhT sEHvE notice on
TEXAS DINNERS
PENALTIES TO BE ASSESSED


Ao1flS Jan That there fnag Dc
~ mistake ia regard a. tho matter D.
Wrintft ard Peter nndf0rd man
aarfa ~ the Warehouse and Marketing
/ Department have formally announced
F that She inv prescribing ihe manner
in which cotton shall b. haied VIII BE-
enforced ~ the letter. Their state
mept follows
The Warehouse and Marketing be-
( iiaiimeni desires 60 state in answer o.
many Inquiries and Tor ihe benefit 81
nii concerned. that part - the law
p',lalning % hsgslns a. prescribed ln
Section ~ The he. which o. man6k
tory and reads ~ follows viii be- enc
forced % The letter The coming sea-.
sons
"Sec. Each and every bale u cot-
Ton Einnea ~ public aln boz this
state shall bc wrapped ln uagalns s1
as ip completely cover same. ana ifave
nome uf ihc cuitou exposed The bag
king in which che s1me ls whipped
shall he 0f such character Of fibre
and texture that nll tho m4rklnra pilf.
go nn Fnmc VIII under urduan fnual-
unns. remain Intact and visible sif
in ih" matter ~ mnrHrr enc h1irI
HD ihHi thc marks viii uuder ordinary
conditions femain intact and visible if
iH HuHftsird ihai if e. hHgHiua ~ good
iinng fibre le used n required "a
g""i quality 10 indollIe marking Ink
wiii iast uuiii the cotton reaches Ns
destination The practice of usiuF
lunp black and kafaaenc 40 should hf
discontinued hH Sd viii SCOT sthhd sYen
rs hnavi shower md o. often 90. rBuso
uf MISUNDERSTANDING between custom.
erH who leave their coifun iu thc 900
yptd
in regard 90 section iG which BE- NOT
mandatory and ahith rrtda an fnl
lowe. "'fto Beard ~ Supervisors shalt
have the powet one yenf after 900. lct
tshrF effect iu provide fhs character 0f
hHEsing Gag Boz used in Goo halnF nf
cotton fhe Department fu.lN lpprr-
cintrH tNr Importance ur Coo Hhuto HrD-
tom and haf ni much otrense aud
fur some lime. investigated ihc rdyn.
ability 0t carrying eet Mr provision
Tho cum'rs ac'son. UrnaruiHfiVer
have been sent Vast 600 mtao 3D. thof.
uuuh investigation Of tts matter nnd
uuon thrr reports 81 haf nreu decided
that boz ihr faeo of Inflated values Boa
imported iltr and nwiur 100 lhs .mpua
slhntN off nrrausiuH vrh WHpttisd
fnfriru WHtheta "a itTlumHfe iHfp un-
dor thr mess conditions tHia provision
would create BE- wntil he uuwiae and
unlusi at tNa timc to enforce Tits dis.
crtiienau provision
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-02
CUSTER SUITyO
BE CONCLUDED
NEXT SATURDAY


.haU hr dome under ihc suporue.l nf
Frgd M rercul designated m sa.
prr,Isln4 cusincer boz ch1fer ferrr-
senuus Daaa county Hnd hIa nltmffr
and direction 90 thc wofh tn he iaur
shut govern Boo 40 NATTER n sccord-
auco With the plains ANA sr.D fI.tunus
of thc amended contract Do Msu
mutually Hsrced thar nll work dome tp
Date under aud hy virtue vi sId cun-
tract is subject Go remenauremrnt that
estimates ao Gar allowed 900 onh pro-
liminary nnl subject to Corrrtlon aud
rc,ision bN fho said supeusslng cngla-
ecr and thtf tho contractor Will ahill
ty his measurements nud fhat he is gov
hc paid iu accordance With thr prirc-
in the amendment contract tor go Wors
which has already been dome nnd ac-
ccpted by tho county 1s wr3 a- Cor
an work which is to no dunc from tone
date.
That ihr expense ~ Said femeHsurr.
mcnt and amount Goo bU paid said au-
pcrvising ersinrcf m chnfse uf fh,
work shall he included boo tho amount
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-02
FEEL fine! TAKE
TASCARETS" FOR
LIVER, BOWELS
SPEND 10 cgNrsi DON'T STAY
BILIOUS. SICK, HEAoAcHN.
CONSTtpATED
Can't Harm Voui Best cathartie Cor
Men, Women and
Children

Euioy hiei Your system Is flled
with an accumulation ~ bile and bowel
poison Witch Keeps you bilious, head-
achy. dizzy. tongue COATED. breath had
and stomach sour Why don't you get
a io-cent box ~ Cascaress az the drug
Store and feel hully. Take Casearets to-
nlght and enjoy the incest eeRtlcst iiv-
cr and bowel cleansing yea ever expcr-
fenced. You'll wake 40 with a clear
head. clean tongue livsN step, rosy
skin and looking and feeling fit Moth
ors can give whole CAsearct 10 a sick
cross, bilious. feyrrlsh child any tims
They ara harmless -ncVcr gripe or
sicksa. Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-02
Heard On The Streets
NcRs and Views as Told 10
Caller Reporters sssIs

W g. sMuifR. teacher nf the Hsnca
rhta gi 'he flrt Baptist rhufrh wtt
the 'rnHt in connection with "a eouu
Nrw Ncar Joke MtNrd hy ihy boys ~
hin c'lfa
10 WIS about 90 o'oloct saturday
moruins. aud Mr stanley wHa t surst
az tbc banquet eivnu at thr Nurcta
Hotel Just Hr De WINS lcstiue tho
banquet room. De- was summoned tu
the trlHrhvnc. THE president uf tho
aforesaid rluas Wss caluug him. AMID
Informed him ihst two prominent
member of tho vlerH had become slime
tnSicatrd' ANA were tn di-putc
whlch threatened tn rnd in serious
Trouble and hske Me- Stanley to come
tu their assistance
The to,chsr anxious about the bows.
uished out and sol into an automa-
mlc. ara as drrDiri went to the Nr-
muur pbcking tompRnys establish
mcnt near thc sop dvput pn artN
ug there hc rushed in and commenced
wlking to the hHys. who apparently
wen, considerably stewcd and were
dispuunN over tht merits of certain
enoas sold by onr ~ them. who was
an employee az tch Armour rnckine
COMPANY
After some argument with the boys.
which dld not srem of much await. Mr
stanley was htginping To- ho worried
over thr situation and az Ca what WAS
thr best course io pursue. when. to
his utter astoniahmcnt put from he-
hind boxes ana various other hiding
places there appeared tnout thirty
,erng people who gave hhn the mugh.
ana hc rcauzcd ihlt the joke was on
him
thr bows of fhr class had been cn
icttiuing their soung lndN friends amt
thc idyi camr iN SOMEONE that no would
hc goud Sew Year Joke. and also
somewhat uf tost of thctr teacher 3
Interest to can On him fm help at
that tgnc of thr night
Mr Stnnloy admitted shat the treats
we're nn hm ant yesterday Riictnoen
entertained thc youns pcopie With an
tnto rlio over Che CITY ana cfrvah-
monts at thc SUN Pharmacy
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-02
ROCKEFELLER PLAN
WORKING OUT WELL
IN COLORADO MINES
COAL COMPANY rs FREELY co
OPERATING VITA FEDERAL
COMMISSION

uENNEH. Jan The Federal Conn
mission appointed ht PRESIDENT Wilson
tn Investigate hhui conditions in Col
uftdu received statement today ON
ihe wofldng ~ thr Rockefeller Indus
tral plan from D. D. Weihoru. presi-
dent VI thc Colorado Fnoi ana Iron Ca.
The commission be- composed ~ seth
Low former mayor 90 Sew York 'it}
Chua " Mails nud Patrick Gildny, n
WINS appointed more than year nHu
Just PRIOR tn the termination " the
Colorado CuAi MIXERS strike. The an.
uouuccd object ~ thc commissions
,Islt iH tn fsmnntizc itself with condi-
tiona ln colorado preparatory to max
, inR "a final report 60 the president
I Mr Welborn said li was the desire
81 hia company Co cooperate with the
[ commlsaien Boo itH lthors TIE outlined
the Rockefeller industrial pan adopted
/ hast October and told 10 itH operation
/ lu reviewing welfare work ln thr min
! lnr camps thc statement asserted the
I company hAa spent siiH4fi iu 1915 in
{ rcmuVne Objectionable buiidlneH ANA
crcctlnr dwellings. fcucins homes Tor
hes employees and constructions clubs
aud houHce The statement also am
nouurvd policy N huiiduF emcrrcn
g., hospitals in minina camps such
IhulidingH Mr. Welhom stated. were
boo course uf construction az lrlmero
col and sunrise. Wyu. helms thc Eiti
of John H. Rockefeller, Jr Features
suggested h1 the Federal commission
nad been included in the Rockefeller
industrial PLAN said AIT Meihorn nt
we'll as the substantial acceptance ol
the Findings NJ the anthracite strike
commission which had been suggested
10, the President as applicable to tht
I Colorado situation These provided q
board of Cancellation containing rep.
rcacnmtivcs of miners and operators
The uaht of miners tu employ chccb
wciHhmen and the guarantee against
discrimination on account ~ mem
bgrshir or none membership in labor
ORGANIZATIONS
The poUuyni policy ~ She COLORADO
f1ie ard iron Company Is non Inter
ference" said Nv Wclborn Where of'
fccrs nr employees IT the company pay
lticipats in political matters u must b'
ss citisous only and nvt ns meant
~ hungins company Influence 0t pres.
sure to hcar 40 officer ut official n
the company has righr Go speak in Ia
nAmc in rcsard Go such matters.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-02
TEUTONIC SUBMARINE
SINKS ANOTHER
PASSENGER SHIP

tConunucd from Page i-AJ
new dangers threatened the re-
lations Of the United States
and central powers, just plac-
ed on what seemed to be the
road to satisfactory adjust
ment. /, is admitted that the
only thing that can prevent a
most serious situation will be
official consular reports show
ing that the submarine was
justified in sinking the Persia.
one official ~ the government nd
fanacd ile opinion that should d de-
4einp that an Austrian submarine de-
stroyed the vessel the Vienna govern
mont miahi offer the explanation That
there had not been sufficient time fpr
new Instructions conforming 10 the as
auranges contained iu the last Aucpua
note f0 reach submarine commanders
operating in the Mediterranean IN this
cnunrrtiun BE- was pointed out that the
note Haa delivered 90 Ambassador PEN
fold only lasi Wednesday and that the
attack on the Persia occurred Thurs
dnw
whether new Instructions regarding
aunmsnnn ttncifa went forth from
Vienna r0.nedenaily with me ,ieiis Oh
efs ~ tHe note nr Ht some pret iuus
time is not SHOWN here
should urh an explanation from
Nlrnns De- accompanied with the PROV
% dlHatawai ana provision for ropara-
uan 30 was considered likely that the
United States would accept b. OF
"details OF the state Department are not
Inclined Goo doubt the good faith % the
assurances mfcn by Austria IN its
.aat note.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-02
MENTION

fttuW CARROT who haa hrsu spoud
ius tu0 holllaYH here ltttts tudHe Ga
tu.urr hia studies ai iticr Institute.
N1pfaln and airs = " Stockton oi
Austin are spondipF several DAYS m
ihc tlN as She giesia 90 friends
f naHtnwiutkle of ChieaDn und
chrlcs Nasenwinctie of uettlnscr n
nak0ta atr visitors 30 tho cily rcsls-
tf,dci et enc llorne Apartments
AWff, ot touiisla from l4ncoln Neb
arnttd ln tho Ciit This last week AND
have skcn cottRges fAr thr winter nu
Notth 3cach Amune lhosc in tho lar
49, air Nr aud MRS e.. g.. Wtttr and iit.
flc SON Mrs H. Armstrour and son
Wpod snd clyde nadhurn
Mf and Mrs. James ruNfofd ut ob.
'fnnfn have taken Onc 90 the vuuets
eturvs iiii ttincon ST.. iar The win.
ter
Miss pauliar Flnh viii leave for heI
huine in Nuakum after % tWn weeks
Visit with Miss Annie Laura Arnold
Mias flush Nrnpkey VIII loavr foy
Austin a. resume hrr siuaira in 'rcs
as University. Ufirr spending tho huil-
days with relatives here
Guests frgisicrcd ut the Nuccra iin.
iel Yesterday wrre g. Brmddns. STA
sara iNilsi y. q. Bhntun Alicrs a.
IA arfnau ts.s.f.u. h. "A ...I. = .n
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-02
WATER CURE PROVING
EFFICACI0US FOR WOUNDS

CAMnRipOF. Erehnd Jan I A
ward in which the patient, sleep ou in-
fatcd rubber mntterrsses half suh-
mergcd in tubs filled With warm water
Is she latest feature ef thc famous open
air military hospital located here
it was found that many of the pa
tinuis artNins at thU hossatsi bad
suCh Terrible wounds shat they were
unahlo to bear tnc pain. aud as the
constant administration oi upihtrs ro-
iardod their nroercss. it was decided hy
Colonel Gufuths tn provide bath
ward where tht bad vases could spend
ihrir entire time lee iar water The
water which IS kept flowing through
tho tub is maintained as q tcmpefa
turc of cnc hundrrd dsgroes. HS a
systcm oi sunes ihe patient lies on a
rubber mattress with Ns entire body
under water only hts head showing
ahoyo tho level of ihc hath A casual
observer passlng thraugb the Wara
would never know lho patients were .n
tuh The head Is in slghi occupyng
an ordinary pillow and the figure
seems io ne coyVrvd hN the Conyen-
uonai hospital blanket However
when the flap Is opened The body In
seen o. De submerged in water. but
Niug ON rubber mattress. which Is
pronounced absolutely comfortable by
the patients onc patient whose thigh
had been ripped away hy 4 she'll, has
hcen In tub continuously Cor six
weeks Before he was placed IN the
Gh he said that he feared that he was
e1ing INSANE from the pain. but dur.
ing his solAurn in the water he mad
not fell anything worse than the usual
discomfort ffpm Ions confinement in
bed.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-02

Jrrryc Dudley ef san penito h. IL
The 90, Registered al tl'e Horne Apart
mcnta
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-02
LATE MARKETS.
: : : y : I. = !. !. = = = : : !. !.
FORT WORTH MARKET.

FORT MnRrlI Jan a., ilprs Rr-
cnipts goo. markv, steady; hCavies Csc
u6aS,
catllc Receipts 9ooi markc. steady
hceVes ae0 gba.
sheer No fecelpss' market steady
lamhs ifS@NIS.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-02

WAL kE~HA WIS lan tmmA
nolioncrno. th, il year oid aIr Who
disappeared FROM her homc H niD q,
Sac Ortohrr i9if was found .Ha, il
Niluee near here
rhc s thc daughter ol wealthy
Chicaeu widow. who had il cn.rup
river dmercd fanunr that her dausi
Ger hnd committed aGlciue
The pu refused tu tcll why shc lef'
h0mo AMID accompanied her mothc. ie-
nIctHuflN