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THREE jockeys HURT
IN Spill AT SPRINGS

Hot Springs, March 23-Jockey Roy
Gourley was perhaps fatally injured,
and Jockeys van Dusen and O. Gentry
received broken collar bones and
other injuries this afternoon, in a spill
of the field in the fifth race. just be-
fore the wire was reached
Souvenir finished first but was dis
qualified and Jockey Hays was set
down for the remainder of the meet
The feature race was won by Mon
sieur Perez, with Bob Henly and
spectively.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-03-24
Milwaukee Players Find
Pine Bluff Climate and
Conditions Congeniai.
MAKING READY FOR
GAME WITH CHICAGO
Big Crowd Expected TO See Cubs Bat
tie Brewers or April f-Ontfiaider
Williams "Bpar" with Shot, Per.
forming with High School Lads.

Although yesterday was the coolest
day experienced in Pine Bluff since
they reached their training camp ner7
9 week ago, the Milwaukee Brewers
found the weather to their liking. and
put in a most valuable days work. al
Athletic field.
1t was remarked by members of the
squad, that although the bunch has
been in training camp a full week
not a man has yet gone on the hos
Lital list, not one has lost a day $
work for any reason whatever, and
only the minimum of muscula. sore
ness is being suffered by any of the
players-all OF which is a most re-
rarkably good record. for any man.
baseball aggregation.
The boys are going forward in their
work, in such manner as to delight
Manager Clark anG Secretary Nahin-
the one who looks After the vim n,
of pennants and the other who sees
ttat the box office does not make any
bad bets. Clark and Nahin are both
perfectly satisfied with the results al
ready accomplished. in fact, they are
better than satisfied.
The secretary is on The job here
just as if it was midseason. back IN
American association territory. Yes
terday, he was up to his neck in wor:,
preparatory to the approaching trio
of battles with the Chicago Cubs and
the St Paul Millers. Mr. Nahin is ex-
pecting packed Grands ands and
hleachers at the games. and especial
" is he confident there will be 6
monster crowd of men and women
fans in attendance at the game WITH
the Cubs on April 4. the first game
of the series. holding to THE belle
because the chamber of commerce mas
agreed to try to have the afternoo,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-03-24

rthe more important Of the jewels are
real. =n Fl.
This with another beautiful creation
the gown of thousand pearls" with
it's accompanying headdress composed
of some fifteen-hundred francs worth
of Paradise frondes, might more con-
sistently have belonged to the mag
nificence of Louis court than to this
practical, commercial twentieth csn
fury. but the luxury of clothes seems
urging us-who shall say where!
There never have been so many fatt
RIGS nor such richly beautiful ones,
never such diversity of tints, tones
and shades to work with, such posi-.
bilities of color; never has so much st.
tention been paid to line, and partial.
ly because of this, and what is most
encouraging, never has the individual
ity Of dress been so marked. We are
no longer blindly following the fash. /
ions that Paris dictates but very rap
idly we are learning to adapt them to
suit, each her own particular require
ments.
;; After these many years we seem 70
be acquiring that understanding of ID
dlvldual fancy that, directed by nice
taste, was Marie AntOinette's secret
OF dress, and that has been the secret
of every Frenchwoman. 1t requires
genius to adapt, as it does to create
SO when we accept Paris as dictator
OF fashion, we do not in the least DE-
preciate the value of our own design
ers. Their genius If it does not CLEAN
and fash with the meteoric effect OF
Poiret's or Premet's, is none the less
recognized. . II
When, then, group of gowns sucn'
as those in Miss Held's collection are
shown over here, what an inspiration,
We who have no traditions, no great
lmpelling Influences. none of the op
portunities for contact with works OF
art, not even the atmosphere that has
contributed so much to the Paris de
signers, should be grateful indeed fm
every chance that brings us into sucn
intimate touch with the creations
these Paris designers And when u
comes to actually making use of}tie
inspiration thus received, why eaen
frock will suggest dozen possible ID
terpretations for the American wo
mans needs.
That same instinct for adaptatNn
that is the American woman's heritage
IN place of the Parisienne's creative
ability sees In the prohibitively rlcu
embroideries a substitute in some
brocaded or embroidered silk OF mo
est price; for the lavish use Of jeweu
she substitutes ropes of gold or shvf
cord, some Of the lovely LANDINGS e
passementeries or strings of colofeu
beads; the priceless laces she replaOs
with some carefully chosen imttau@
Tor they are allowable now, ana w
enect is just as pleasing, for 1t fula'
the requirements Of her own indivfdu1
needs. the size Of her pockstbook n
cluded. ~
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-03-24


so perfect and so carefully rel tied to
every other separate feature as well as
to the whole that it may be accepted
as typical of the best of the mode that
prevails today.
Taffeta is probable favorite among
the coming springs materials. both the
supple and the sitter qualities. and
many light and medium shades will
figure for street wear as they have this
winter for indoors. In the second of
the taffeta frocks shown, an orchid
shade was employed - one of those
tones that beggar description, vet are
most characterful. "Quaint" is stamp
ed all over the costume from the very
abbreviated sleeves with their deep
rufties. reminiscent of the Montespan
sleeve of the seventeenth century. to
the Polonaise back that Paquin is ex-
perimenting with. The silk is caught
up in the center to jabot gracefully as
it may. to the hem OF the skirt. For
the rest, the skirt is series Of plain
ruffles and tine bodice is draped to a
point underneath large artificial rose.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-03-24
Feathered Alarm Clocks.

A fashion note recommending pea
cocks as g suitable gift to a family
having formal garden betrays the
writer's ignorance of the beautiful
lyric utterances to which the fancy
bird usually feels moved at a. m. or
Whereabouts. The suitableness OF this
gift depends entirely on the gardens
proximity to the house.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-03-24

for her reputation as one of the best
dressed women of the stage
Even the "cmerald dress" Of her car
ly stage career though worth kings
ransom. became her as its feathers do
a swan and in the gown Of thou
sand pearls" that istPne Of this present
collection of frOcks. or in the cape Of
four thousand ermine tails, that could
well have aroused the envy Of the in-
comparable Fontanges or piqued the
w0ndrOus MaintenOn. Miss Held does
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-03-24

green taffeta, made over foundation
of lace The. skirt is arranged in lat
eral sections with Il series of cordings.
and then, from closely shirred hip
yoke, there depend six tiny breadths
Of the taifeta, each tied with velvet
rihLCH ard the end thus evolved tip
Ped with two ermine tails. The short
WASTED bodice IS also shirred on cord
to a little peplun. the fronts are seal
lopcd and spread apart to disclose an
embroidered vest and the sleeves long
and close fitting are similarly scallop-
cd, with each point meeting its oppo-
site underneath a diminutive velvet
bow
This frock might easily have been
|overdone. AS 1t is, each detail Of it is
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-03-24
Name That Will Live.

Izaak Walton founded no empire,
established no dynasty, fought no bat
tie, originated no school of philoso-
ply, or science or art, but he gave
us the 'Compleat Angler and be-
cause he did that his name will for
ever live in the worlds, grateful re-
membrance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-03-24
Birthday Present,

For birthdays the latest gift is a
MORE ribbon bracelet with the initials
or even the whole name scrawled
across it. The ribbon is tied in a
neat little bow on the inside of the
wrist and fixed with tiny gold clasp.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-03-24
were taken and that Villa retreated

were taken and that Villa retreated
in the direction of FL Oso.
Santa Gertrudis is no. town, but
the name Of a ranch five miles south
east of Namiquipa. Ell Oso is also the
name Of ranch, about the same dis
tarce from Namfquipa, due east.
Consul Garcia says General Perish
Iins and General Re:tani held con-
ference at Casas Grandes at noon to-
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-03-24
VILLISTAS DEFEATED.
CarTanzaSt8 Force Reported to Have
Routed Bandits.

Ell Paso. March 23.--According to
General Gavira and Consul Garcia,
CrranZa troops met and defeated Villa
and large force at Santa Gertrudis
this afternoon
Seven Vllistas are reported to have
been killed and a number of Others
wounded. 1t is claimed 100 horses
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-03-24
not give the impression of being in Ia:

not give the impression of being il tIa
least cverdressed.
The gorgeousnesS of her apparel new
err overwhelms. Invariably, it seems
to belong And there. of course. Is
true art in dress for you. Most diff
cult of all that goes to make up cor
rect gowning is the task of cpncealing
extravaganza under the guisA OF Gle
gance. a lesson many American woln-
en- have vel 10 learn.
The .frock dist mentioned is of soft
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-03-24
Taking Chinese Census

The inhabitants of China are eonnt.
ed every year in a curious manner
The Oldest master of every ten houses
has to count the families and make
a list, which is sent to the imperial
tax house.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-03-24
California Wainuts.

California produces more than TO-
100000 pounds of walnuts annually,
and soon the largest establishment in
the world for handling and cleaning
these nuts will be in operation in that
state.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-03-24
Ceyion a Grown co,ony.

Ceylon is often referred to as part
OF British 1rdio, hut i. :: q Gown col
onJ by stself, With ai1 cntiro:.y separate
administration ard system: 0. customs
duties, posts, te,esra1;.:s, etc. 1t is
essentially an agricultural country,
and its manufactures are chiefly relat-
ed to the product OF agriculture.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-03-24
DESCRIPTION OF THE GOWNS

DESCRIPTION GOWNS :
NO. is fair compromise between dignity
with silver
No. is the Paiais
taHeta and furnished gold iace 80 " '
No. the Cafe and
velvet bows-a marvel Of '
No. the celebrated silhouette Of thousand
pearls headdress
francs worth Paradis fronds.
No. views Of the GOWN shawn in Nj 4
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-03-24
HERRERA FORCE MOVES
AGAINST j. 5. TR0UPS
CONTINUED frcn Page IL
CONTINUED frcn Page 1,

Mex co is not excited over the in
vasion of American troops.
Emilio Valensuela, owner and edi-
tor of La Constitution, newspaper
published in Spanish here, was ar
rested tonight. He is charged with
having written editorials intended to
inflame the minds of Mexican people
against Americans.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-03-24
Fixed Aeroplane Status,

On the ground that an aeronlane is
scientific instrument necessary for
it's owners livelihood, court in Hun
gary decided that it cannot be seized
for debt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-03-24

declared holiday by local business
men, who are expected to close their
stores and offices, allowing everybody
| tc see the contest.
Park q Lively Place.
What with the thirty ball players
all busy, and Coach Bassett's big
squad Of high school athletes do ng
their practice work, Athletic fieii
again presented a picture CT unusual
! activity yesterday afternoon
The baseball crowd occupied the in
field and outfield. Coach Bassett has
his weight and discus throwers busy
eff to one side. while Physical Direc-
tor c. A. Won Horton of the Y. VI. G..
j., who is assistant coach. was in
structing lie spr nters and runners,
no were using the cinder track.
Some of the ball players were init!-
atel yesterday into the mysteries of
throwing the discus and heaving tne
weight. Williams. the speedy Brewer
cut.ieldsr. was evidently a bear at
that sort of game before he tSoK mp
professional baseball, because he
q ded Coach Bassett bit by giving
the bows some valuable hints and adj
vice. at both the weight and the
discus.
Jay Kirke, the smuggling light
gardener for the Brewers. took Il
fancy to the weigat throwing game.
as did also Phil Lewis, the husky
first sacker, but they were both
green at it. and their raw strength
did little good, W lliams' knowledge
of the trick in the matter giving hin.
the advantage.
Tony Faeth took try at the weigh;
also, and then Lewis tried out the
discus. At both discus and weight,
Williams shone like a star. George
stutz, the agile :nfialder. suggested
quietly to Coach Basse,t. that the
latter Sign that guy" for the track
team.
He'll be a star for your team" he
said, land you'll get by. because no
body around here knows him."
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-03-24
Veteran Pitchers Work,

In tae confess yesterday between
the Carranzistas and the Villistas,
which resulted in the third straight
victory for the Clark clan, four veter-
an pitchers were used, these being
Hovlik and Young for the Villista
forces and Aitch son and Walker for
the Carranzistas.
Eaci, of the quartette worked in a
manner most satisfactory to the
manager, who appears TO have no
doubt as to the fitness of these mel in
Il articular, to undertake the annual
campaign. so far as can be judged this
early in the season. There was plenty
CT smoke shown, although none of the
aurlers made any attempt to put
much stuff on the pill.
The STICK work of Fluhrer. Kirke
and Williams was the other feature OF
the contest.
Boys Stealing Balls.
Secretary l.. NJ. Nah n of thu Mil
Waukee club complained yesterday
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-25
A POET DEAD

Jumw Whieomh ltlry a doHl
Children Wll miss hm. rt,tY
where. and rroWu tpa ioo u hH
prn has urh wiiehluv hpuuWm
way aud has been dipped boz so
many everyday scenes alWat in
ap.ruHs mud sea u Language dear
tp the massrs. Riley n great
pmi u ihc scuso chat Burns Is hc
hm drni Nsth homrlN SCIENCES uud
hn hali with them BOO D. way 90
.feaeh ihc heart S. % man. kilrN
VIII Bog MISSED ICES poet he VIII
continue io live and make lives
hcilcr worth living for such giis
as hh arc superior tu mcrc lnl
dents col time unl environment
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-25
CIRCULATION BOOKS
OPEN TO ADVERTISERS
Tuesday, July Is. 1910.
A Friend PROMOTED.

The appointment of Charles s.
Richie. as Colond oi Engineers.
United Siaics Nrm3 ha ru mu
iirmed hY thg Scunic
This noau- ihHt feNus IS tp lose
stnlwari Friend GOA lhp hunc lr
iug lime for Colonel EIem ha
been OF great he'p SIS aivmciar
mcriiorious projects Wd his esli
mates have CARRIED vnehi
Tho people ol CORPUS Christi
particularly owc him Vote 81
ihanks. not only fur thr mlcrrsl
he has taken n harrison Improve
mcnis lut for tbe manner ln whici
he has singled oui selfish mntiSe
in connection with proposed pu
waite channels
40 man could have served IA,
Government more srnipWnush
with less OF hirh hunlci opin0,
aud personal prejudice if Dos sac
cessor measures up 40 tho liirh
standard, hc win hc very welcome
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OVERRIDING 1T.

The British boycott Of certain
American firms is contrary go that
spirit of kiuship and esteem here
iofore subsisiing between the Two
naiious, aud can only result 30
harm 10 the cause ~ the Mlics "
the American people in their first
indignation. consider this latest
net la the nature OF an insult
and IL i in thc nature Of an insult
working. as il does. 10 the CONNER.
ciai disadvantage of sovereign
power they can, BY d speedy cur.
failmeni 81 munitions shipments,
bring Britain 10 terms and ni thc
same time raise a barrier of prciu
dice which viii result m mlbse-
qucnt damage particularly 90 o.
time when the United States must
BIZ looked 20 as the finnl arhiicr ol
European difficulties final arbi
ter that IS. Do the moral Sense
The trouble win thc English is.
they presume too much upon
Ameri. an friendship not figuring
that mighty Natlon. mighty Boz
.is own stead. must adhere, ont Of
very sclf respect. to ihc scmhlunec
of those rights due neutral lu
every Way OBJ, Station o.. O. whole
inelues TO ihc Allies. even though
millions of Dos citizens nrr bouud
90 Germany hy ile uf hlood AND
admiration. and other millions hy
respect Tor ihe marvellous struggle
tuat Germany haa Waeei hui thr
ycr3 mature Di fhis inclination fu.
ward tine French hud British 81
susceptible 800 change aud no
agency rn further adverse lcrl
lng toa greater dcerpo than uuIali
presumption upon tho port oi
those powers whirh onghi io rr
tpert Amoricn MOST freely even Hi
sDme Immediate co.l 20 them
selves
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FAMILY AVOIDS
SERIOUS SICKNESS
By Being Constantly Supplied With
ThedfOrds Blaek-DraugA,.

Mclun. Va. Ed suffered ior several
years" says Mrs. b. Whitaker. OF
his place, with sick headache, ans
stomach trouble.
Ten years ago \ lficnd told me % try
Ihediord's hlaek-Dlaught, which ! did,
and iound Il 70 be the best family mcds-
sire Tor young and old.
| keep Black Dfaught on hand an The
hnc now. and whcR my children ieel Z
little bad. they ask INC iof dose. ard u
does them more good than any medlcins
they ever tined.
We never have long spell Of sick
ness IN oar tsmily. since We commenced
using Black -Dfaught."
1hediord's Black Dfaughi Is purely
vegetable, and has been tound 20 tcgsi
tate weak siouachs. ard ciccShon. fe-
heye indigestion. colo, wind, nausea
headache, sick stomach, and similar
symptoms.
Il has bees In constant use for mogs
than 70 years, and has benefited mere
than million people.
Your druggist sells and recommends
Black Draught. Pfiee oab sc. Oct 5
varkaxe to-day. NC "a
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NOVEMBER FIGURES

Here is nu tsim@c of ihe 80
venhcr vote Democratic loco io
$500 independent. 500 ip 500.
These Figures arr ha.ea Goa closc
comparison. aud are to ihr best uf
our belief. conservative Anyway.
we ask shat lho, bc remembered
II will mot be uur policy to mhko
politics further ISSUE 90 this
time We have other work to do.
worl, ol q constructive nature, and
we hope to throw much crrrl and
determination into co. knowing the
need for opiimsm founded ou
lneiA.
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tny rliHfa ihHt ever came uut 90
Ireland who inai aN 30 could csef
fnrHci the way BIZ Ied hia htiis aom
niand ouf 20 Ngco iag after 0ag an1
aluiuiafercd % dfnthinH tp Generals
CABLES and lrsfim0nte GnfH hla 500
.mpniiinn wfe ouf then hnthlf hop
ped nsef tur nae and franl5 af hH
adFsfstIles7
These oiI fedafair sore nnf fhr anIt
ufa EVERY neN furn " ilr WntIfHn
wheel ~ political fortune hunm up a.
nrW ~ ~ fiHureaQuo iDsdrr daina
inisrrftinE things Ana one ~ coo
maaf Inffrflflne la fhc uaF th.f
ana come back o. nfs 4 rafa lisr-
aid.
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II il comes to the Showdown be.
tween Colquitt and Cilherson, pl-
val county won't be able 20 poll
enough votes 90 elect the first man
mentioned. and If Duyal county
can :, w county can,
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Or, Frank Craze. in she Houston
Post. "1'hc real truth about man
ii not merely the bald facts, And
DR. Crane x column is next 10
Judd Mortimer Lewis
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Cyclone Davis ran' third But
that is 40 compliment 20 Davis, IL
is reflection on Texas. Votes
were never east for ana omplicr bag
of breeze.
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Now that the primaries are over,
we'll bc able 70 pay more attention
20 the latest crop of Villa rumors,
the cotton situation and the high
price of sugar.
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The City of Corpus Christi has
suffered material damage from Il
false injunction report Who 5
going 10 come across with the
$i0.OQOf
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Conmousenso is an uncommon
phcuumenuu
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We were a little worried over
Ferguson until l3cNar and Harris
wheeled into line with the usual
quota OF first aid "a the injured.
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4 man ia New York SAYS that
one can live on siN cents "a duy
Yes, day.
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CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT
pkaue 81


Address nll business communication
and make sut 80 checks drafts. nunrt
orders and express orders to Tie Dhlicr
Publishing Company hii items articles
and communication should boz address
81 O. Editor Corpus Christi caller.
Entered aa nacohd -tlaHH matter nt Tho
roHtoffco in Corpus Christi Texas
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That Columhu, injunction was
granted an right hui 1t wanted
teeth when 10 was born and husu 9
acquired amy since What the NAL
contents need IS, some PATRIOTIC
mixed party person to put up the
slo,tW0 on a losing proposition.
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by expressing their faith ia
Chief Justice Phillips ihc people
Of Texas rid the supreme Court ol
any suspicion OF p0htirs
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INCLUDING HIMSELF.

Events insignificant in mneni
tuie prove o great dcal For cN
ample T. - Gmgg, candidate Ton
County Treasurer ou the mixed
ticket lost I ! of a possible n vote.
m the Typographical mon Sam
daA ln other words ofthosc men
most iuimatpl, associated with
him and hcst qualified to measur,
hes fitness for oliicc Mr. GWgr 3
candidacy kept 3 out ol the pm
marios, INCLUDING himself
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Subscribers. when ufdfrinT q change
~ address, shnnld fifa both ihe oid and
new addresses Carriers Tor THE Cslinf
pay caHh Or iasif pipefs aH1 are uH-
able 10 extend more than q weeks
credit a. FuhafibsrF Their msrTin
% profit D. small and row il1aaa Viii
he kecniy felt haiisfflpiiunH IRE due
She carriers. ana mot Ihc Caller Pub
iishinE comueny cempipirfr ~ rfr
Vice. orders 81 start ~ discontinue &c.
LIVERY ~ paper aud chanEss ~ a1.
dress. shoud be addressed 90 tciophDn-
ell 10 the