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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-02
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-02
Texas Press



The Democratic state Executive
Committee has resolved tentatively a.
ienut % ignore fhe law whieh Directs
thaf delegates ~ the SaliOaai Cnny.n.
lion and the presidential electors shall
hf chosen ~ means IS q primary ciec-
ilnn. Hcfcfsi rsasanr Implied tha com
uittef 40 make This decision 10 must
b. admitted that every ono m them b
cogent and prfnlHeite Since there viii
re- np Dppnniipn 90 Mr. Wilson. iIio
iHAy 20 enacfinF nn expensive hud
ihpfuuehiy uaHi0eH ceremony De- co.'s
Finnn. Furthermore. there nyt defects
~ ihn law ufrifoia. ubaour.tlsa A.4
hmpislitles futN aH tho failure fa pro.
vide fpf fhr Selection ~ electors nnd
amlhHatsa such at tha faulifa Cd aro-
vide Tor the neifeiion az Electors az
large thHl uHho stgf tompiianfs
Will the iHw HnpoHrlhir THrfr D. auif
o further reason be- ihe eanalntt that.
rrwHff elections were held. fhcg
would BRING oui so fea votes ar b..
nahc them 81 travtafF Hud e. nsaaarfs
pt hi" low Tho committee ltfnif ssf
Forth smother fsHaUm which however
iwpf'FHrs The hfaH aH bfiue ~ doubt
iul validity Noting fhe ktofneg CON
crate opinion iNat y wnuld probably
have ?" Hn outside tHe mw "a make lis
operation practicable tne committee
'tpfeasoH fhe feur 'that ihs ienants 0f
ihe Fo'rrtup 0f doieasiss aud cifriora
in such primary would bt lu doubt.
nnh mae ihH nsm.ourt mDiNf loas rif
electrical vntr af rtfnH' TNHi 81 IS.
ifmponal frHt hut 10 uHa dtna,r eu
De- Incurred hY gnnur io tuteh toe
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-02
SANTA Prick

VINE 'nfiftnaH Hhnpitrn rams Hn ranh nfff iht'ief
~ uf stores the head pirh 20 iattnafs h laiir c'n
tFeH its doors some flffg ffoaaaHd fndf'n fli nf
fstiiRf if'aen'd there snd Uis -r Hfi Ah was
ifhfN "ith hilfh defttfr tfffiIa $500 nfifnr CASHIER
cried in seven years fhe srln Foceifsra u i zoe
Pc assets don't know Tue hfiffairs lfr fH1fFr sept
ih"f ch'fks win tears sfs1 fH fe1ff iar' fane
rhrl 'r,pi ihfr chrsiinaa rf sirifi ben tifrff
tfh- reared 1872 end Had 4Tis ai VOC an saNh tHr
h"s Hhant weeping gp io haa tNelh hatt thfr moHr.
not Aiaadin rubbed hs aonarela 'aflp n Fn.At 80
lhiHsfAd an1 tnile fhf chiilftna aafa t.fafnN nnd
male ih'r ChriffmHe aai Tfr eItrfu fc.clld 'f0ln
ihN role Nt hiin nn Ht9hf declares "a maH naf ai.r
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-02
A Distinctive Rea..

What is tie chief reason To-
ority OF Royal Baking Powder2 VI
There are several good reasons s.
is one which distinguishes ROYAL Z, = =
baking powders.
This reason, which every wor.-
know, is that Royal Baking Pou,,,- 90
from cream Of tartar, which oo,.. : :.
grapes. This means a healthful s,,,;. ~
1t means natural food as die.iror;,h " 3
mineral substitutes used in o,her Z =
powders.
There is no alum nor phosphate 4 4
Baking Powder
ROYAL BAKING POWDRR =.
New York
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-02

The Caller takes this means Of
thanking those persons who con.
trihuted a. the fund raised for
stricken Jews Ia Europe. The n.
sponse to the plea brought n an.
proximateIy 5000. and ne entire
amount has been forwarded Ia The
proper committee for distribution
IN addition TO the amounts public.
" acknowledged. we wish 10
mcntien check from Editor Jack
p. Ollie. Of tie Rishop News
Throuehout the United states. the
response has been henrty. The
total rnllection will exceed A.. QUO.
uvo, i may 40 sS.O00.000. AndI
we believe that no charity ever un.
dertlken has been worihier AZ sur.
port for conditions through Rus.
cla end Poland cannot De insacined
mot By a people eniayinr pence
AMI lhe uttermost blessings Of per
sonal liberty. Again, VIZ thank
piery contributor.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-02
THE "ENDLESS CHAIN"
DANGER OF CATARRH


raArrh b the onsprlug 20 "colds -
10 ia Vuld in its chfuuic n,rra The
nit ~ tllrd With bacteria. which Isl
thkcn into thc mouth aud uoae tnroueh
tAg rrvcHtF 81 hrcathlnk When thn
lCNN U.s. lN n hFAfthe condition na harm
foeWlts hWf VITA fuF mrHrfn ntfIha.Ia
uf tnunuf nNiuR AAd srdeniar' oNta-
NatinnH the mucous msmnfanrs afo
NtHAilt nnt NNir g. rthfnN eoHH fhla
harmful hartcrit makine rafsrfh +
NUfN yommcu aiiwfrf rhrra Etrfna
nfNrA ans mlliiuiA. rAualuE infanfta.
tten. she hlced cuisines 90 thc me elhranrs
to Hsht 0N ihr hnelNh N ben fhe hlond
rs ih NfNAfouf condition los 'acffn.
the tufH N8nkst ON turrs intn "a
tarrh Natafrh Is Chfenlc iufiauntn.
ti0n 90 the mucous membranes MUCOUS
membranes are thr iintug on an the ln.
tgfnnl cavities 90 thr hntiy oet thar
Ati coYitiEsf shfFf is thH 'snfllsrs
chair' eivtNNaf et daneer ff allowed
az fpn on N8taffh viii 8NFri NOT tnir
iho nose. but no throat ana cav max.
ms Nnn Table Go deafness ruinnnaft
AVID other ifuNtleN. iessl applications
srt useless Ihr onis Coffs.p8 WNY fh|
/, Nai TITS dfeAA iiseasf ls s. pUFln thr
alooi n to tekr $ ; \. Whiek Ma tren
me standard hlcca nit1iNine rif HftN
ears ~ ~ a uurrtN Nesefanfa
conncNnt y VIII at aiufe thr most
iriir3te etpmAch You gan rFl n 81
AZ VNeFN rFnntahir drug atatr Me-
have an expert Medical neparfntrrt !
. flNh WI b. slA4 20 sk4e Yon arv
special A4ficr Ycu NAV tesire Wtfhant
'hsrkN Write The >Nift Spegllc l.,sn. Z
lanN Dept a. AtlantA 0eerglA
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-02

Under The Asuullh Government the
iiritlsn Emplre has accomplished moFe
in TIE war than thc Wildrst optlmist
Thought q couid. Yet heca,sse it has
ngi orFanined lts whole Industry With.
ont = hitch, and because d has lacked
nffiecrs for liz vast ncN ARMY and has
consequently made mistakes. the Hrig-
lsh bark a. lg1t has donr nQthln4 This
contrsl % the Sca. tho solution ~ the
submarine problem. the Suaa,ing n
five helligevnss, she faialngNhs yolun-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-02

twr'o snown Ia al
81 aqpsiic I'D !. /
1hies which ois~
"hucs for the ulas il
nd ms thirty ssr-.
nmoer bamhous 4,
1ocee regctahlss -.
shrubs and ~
b" @eniiiIe n,As, A. \
interest IS The diseeq.n !.
iln"n near llanse.as J II
thc flrst found X al
rtrnor of Thus tex.
aeis that che saaasf,s . u
'fe commou In tolA csns
Chinese tca toS TIE, 4
iH tnr sweei avn It \
nrms tho TACT Ma. 3 II
0ufhelstcrn t'nl.ei ~. ]
of ."ri'ous y chlsN n
ei Another disc1sea 4 \
forrest was the f.ndIhr hl,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-02


lily lhnHfrf Nhp u Lads llnea da
Nat1r No private iifc, end was "a friend
90 lsinr Edwwea 81 flhyinr o. Sos.
N"rh Hudlencrh 40 hef fret appear
hncr she had wonderful reception
and responded in Is cau far i speech
And ah how automatically shc antlci
pHfod thp crtues
~ we thirty yrAu nao when fifsf
PLAYED n Now tnfk she snld and
Your swndpArenu WE'RE yrr, Kind tn
me then imuh / am ihr oldest ,.u.
man n the Word pctanrntiians claim
ihet ! nufaed them op my know when
iNNN were hfhirH uut sou HUo. ilhr
thr nrook. = $50 on tufover
Nna thu chrrrinE msfud uyr minutes
ii % NlHc woman who can mhke
mn of hrt own aee upaurnoni Jour
nat
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-02

II Is reported that the Russians
nrc pursuing the Turks through
~ feet OF SNOW From the depth
OF The snow. il would scem that.
Grand Duke Nicholas Is playing.
solitaire
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-02

foll iaS payments have shatier
Cd all records This is as Il should
he. The prohibition question will
soon be placed before thu citizens
ot Nueees county for consideration
and. whatever the slnnt of the
scale, tho vote should he rgpresen.
tauvei aud we hope that the ma
lori'y viii be- 50 conclusive that the
issue will De definitely scttlcd Tor.
2 long Time 20 come Such agla
lions are damper 70 business and
breed social, political and religions
aniinathies.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-02

Republicans don, have 10 work
much. All they've got 20 DO u 10
watch loyal Democrats pound the
life out Of their own party.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-02

iaYiowa Is goine 10 dance this
winter IN Houston The little Rus.
sian is marvellous. and her profici
cncy has cost her deep study. com
hned with oodo of living almost
l'uriianical ia IFS demands. How
beautiful l. art that das1lcs with.
0ni nrOfnnInn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-02

Saturday President Wilson said
that nobody could ay what the
next day would bring forth aud
sure enough EARLY SUNDAY morn
ing We heard SIS little hitieus NEW
ing in the woodshed
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-02

That cousin Of General Joffre
could have gotten himself shot just
ms easily IA France "a the same
lime doing his country Ser, ioe.
The iden Of my man being hard
hearted enough 60 ucf,asc the Dal
las death mtel
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-02

Joe J. Taylor generally known
as state Press. rccmllN told
why hos loved 6hen we 're not
We thiuk that Mr. rAylOr attempts
something mysterious. u we could
print his photograph, il would ia.
efvese Ihe mystery for he's hardly
hetirr looking than we are ana
there Is whole lot morc OF him.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-02

NaHfrr1 ail luainnas communication
ANA make oar nll rhcobg drafts. MONIES
ordrH nud espfesH orders Co The yniier
fuhhHhiug Company Ail items ariiflfa
ana communications should he address
~ 20 Editor. HOrpW christi Caller.
-----s,->--e-,-
Entered la second class matter at ihn
fonipuice 10 Corpus Christi. Tosaa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-02

II there's n law agniret shoot
INK ducks, there ought 40 be- law
against this sort OF weather
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-02
Wednesday. Februery 2. DIG

The man who takes himself most
seriously j. taken least seriously by
others
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-02

Representative Dies made u spir
tied attack againt the Admuisira
ton, aiming with Wpoeial yieor ai
the President us attack Will be-
remembered as being unusual iu
this respect bigger smoke was
never raised hy Is smaller MAN.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-02

Billy SUNDAY pulls off his neck
&c and his collar aud his cont and
his vest and his top shirt. and he
hlamcs IL on religion Billy Sun
day ~ q marvellous MAN Ito pels
the cash without pulling Off
onongh % be Arrnalol.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-02

Subscribers when ordering chang.
Of adafvsa, should give both thr Did ana
nev adafeN-e~ Carriers for Tho Caller
iay cash fQr ueir papers and are un
aait o. eNtnnd mnre than weok y
credit 10 subscribers Their margin
~ pfpfit - amnn. and q few LOSSES viii
bo tceniY felt Subscriptions are due
TIE CARRIERS and not The Caller I'ub
hnh.NF COMPANY Complaints ~ ser.
tirr. ofdcfB % start or discontinue de.
liteff " the paper ana changes ~ as
drsss. should BE- addressed or toiophon-
ed g. The
CALCULATION DEPARTMENT
Phone So
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-02

CIRCULATION BOOKS
OPEN TO hoVERri0ERa
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-02
LANNIN IS OF
COURSE PLEASED

BOSTON, Oct. 2.-'I am naturally
pleased" declared Joseph ]. Lanniu,
president Of the Boston American
league baseball club when informed
that his club MAS definitely assured
OF retaining the American league
championship, through Chicago los
ing one game 10 Cleveland Sunday
Il had no doubt as 70 our ultimate
success. No one can question our
right 10 the championship. because
We won II out Of our last IA games
defeating all the pennant contend
ers on their home grounds. The Red
Sox are a game ball club and VIII
come back.
Much credit is due TO the man
agement OF Bill Carrigan and the
hard. steady work OF the individual
members Of the team who were
without the services Of speaker and
Wood and in the hnal stages were
without Capt. Barry. Barry is still
out of the game with a sore hand,
but can get into the worlds series if
necessary.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-02
WOMEN GOLFERS MEET
National Championship Games start
Today.
Int.rnntlonal Ncws service !:

International News Service:
NEW YORK. oct. ,. - The
wOman's national championship,
which began this morning on the
links of the Belmont Spring Coun-
Try club near Boston, will be the
principal golting event OF the week.
Despite the absence of the title
holder. Mrs. Clarence n. Wander
beck, of Philadelphia. and the
metropolitan champion. Mrs. Quen-
ten Feitner. the field is an excellent
one and nearly every section Of the
country. including the Pacific coast.
is represented.
Miss Alexia W. Sterling Of At
lanta the southern champion. who
beat Mrs. Vanderbeck At Hunting
don Valley recently. is the favorite.
although if the weather is cold her
chances of victory Will not he quite
so bright as they would otherwise.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-02
QUAKERS WILL MISS
BANCROFT TODAY
Philadelphia Shortstop Not Able 10
Play Against Boston Due
to- Injured Leg.
10 injured Leg.
FUILADELPHIA. Pa OCT :

PHILADELPHIA. Pa oct 60
The Philadelphia National base
hau team viii open its crucial six
same series With Boston Monday
minus the services or David Ban
croft. shortstop. who was injured i'm
Saturdays game with brooklyn. blt
the specialist who examined his in
lred lcE. sunday. SAYS that he viii
be able 90 play on Tuesday or We'd
uesday An examination revealed
rnat Baurrotts hip had been dis
located. but 10 was quickly snapped
back into place
stock. the regular third hasemau.
win take Baucrcfre place az short.
and Byrne. dependable infelder.
viii play third i'm the double header
tomorrow. Games are also sched-
ulcd for Tuesday.
Although Brooklyn and Boston
nave announced their ARRANGEMENTS
for the sale OF seats. should they
have tho honor Ot STAGING the
worlds series uo announcement viii
'e made until the title Is -unched.
Under orders of The National com
mission the printing or tickets and
other arrangements are under way.
however. and thousands ot saucuint
tans have sent in orders 90 the man
arcment for seats
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-02
Watch
"Chet" Grant

CHICAGO. oct I'm less than
10 days Jumbo" Steihm, Indiana
new coach. has developed an open
set or two in Big Nine calculations
this fall, according to experts who
today reviewed opening battles in
cenral states football Despite the
depreccatory way in which Steihm
speaks Of the Hoosier defense. il is
believed his team is one 10 be feared
If merely because of the forward
pass attack he has drilled into il.
Indiana may be reckoned a dan
gerOus eleven. always able to slip
over a long pass, say critics who
base their statements on reports of
the HoOsier defeat Of DepauW yes
terday. In other particulars Indi-
ana is not up to the form it will
have to show to rank high in con-
ference, but Steihm may be expected
70 strengthen the defense before the
Chicago game. oct. IA.
Prospects are bright at Notre
Dame, judging from the one-sided
win over Case As a scoring ma
chine the Gold and Blue eleven bids
fair 10 rival some of the best in its
history. Coach Harper's new quar-
terback, Chester Grant, is expected
10 prove star.
The Michigan Aggies crushed
Olivet, an auspiciOus debut for
Coach Prank Summers. one time
Pennsylvania. A new player who,
former rooters believe will be seen
in hero roles at the NJ. \. &. is
Jacks. a substitute halfback.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-02
J. SEGETYS WIN 6 TO o.
Defeat PabSt Blue Ribbons With q
Forward Pas.

BY consistent gaining with the
forward pass the J. Segety football
team defeated the Pabst Blue Rib
bons at the oliver playdeld sunday
afternoon by a score OF o TO 0. Hor-
vath made the winning touchdown
by a run OF 20 yards after receiving
q forward pass Klysz starred IN
getting passes away and JAEGER
caught one and made 20 yard gain.
The !. Segetys are anxious 20
meet any team in or ont OF town
that will average about 40 pounds.
In the game sunday they were out
weighed nearly Is pounds per man.
For games write 7. Langel. 5oS =.
Chaplin St. or call Home phone i7lS
and ask for Stanley.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-02
Men of Mark

The World % Man r. made mp 90
two kinds The man who smiles
and the man who signs. The smiling.
whole sOulpd man with strength
and health written all over bis
prosperous appearance greets you
with a firm handshake and o. your
sanitation says joFfully-"l Zee
FIRST rate I'm glad 7 am alive
This is the M8n II Marx,
And the othe- kind Of man The
man who siChs-the man who Us uot
a Man Of Mark-be's pale. we'll.
nervous You We seen this kind Uf
man-tbe world is filled with them
wrecks upon the sands ~ time
Dull. sad. weary eyes lined ana
Wrinkled fare. slow. uIfIful smile
cold. clamny hand. feeble uncertain
voice which ays 10 your greeting
I'm feeling very badly no use Goo
myself or 20 anyone
And on. the pity OF =, once thar
man was on the way 10 become I
Man OF MARX Once rhE- shadow.
or a better man was Perfect Health
perEOuited- filed with vIg0r auI
life-life pulsatlug through his er
tire being enjoying with every
fibre bis daily life-a mau who H
bound o. win the race Of life
Then lie overtuLes his streucf
Laughed 90 So 1T FIRST 80 doctor
for him, No. sir The brain 8e-a
g. tire. tine nerves wcaried bod
and mind began 90 weaken. slowly
but surely And then -uciauchoiE
no energy. no ambition and ff.
man who might have made hi- m rh
in the world faded into that 1u.r
fellow the very sight ~ vhnu
makes rs feei sad
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-02
SMITH TO MEET cox
GunbOat is Anxious to Get Chance al
willard
INTERNATIONAL ~ Servt.e


NEW YORK, Oct. =. - Gunboat
Smith. who is the latest living ex-
ample OF a heavyweight boxer who
can come back" will get into action
again tomorrow night at the Broad
way Sporting club in Brooklyn when
ne will tackle Joe Cox. the Spring
field. o.. heavyweight. II is the
intention OF Smith 10 take all the
big fellows anC dispose Of them so
that he can get another chance at
Cham pion Jess Willard.
The Pioneer Sporting club will
have for its main attraction on
Thursday night a I0-round bout
between Jack Denning and the
new Al Mccoy with a semi-dnal be-
tween Artie McGovern and Dave
Medar.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-02
HI. Teams End
Season S Play
OMz mn &eemcE.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, oct 3.-LOuis-
vile and Toledo each by the same
score, TO /. won a game in the
double header which closed the
American association season. Louis
Vile Ieaves Monday for Omaha 10
play the champions of the Western
league in a series of games Scores:
First game
Toledo .... 90 600 000--1 9 0
Louisville =. 0O0 010 IOs-2 .
Adams and Wells: LUque and
Wendell.
Second game
Toledo .... Ole 10-2 0
Louisville ... 100 col 0
Pierce and Sweeney; James and
Williams
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-02
CUBS TO PLAY S0X
Comiskey Accepts Weeghman's Def
and start Play "Wednesday.

CHICAGO. oct. 2.-Pres't Weegh-
man Of the Chicago Nationals sun
day night challenged the Chicago
Americans for a series for the city
championship. Later Pres't Com
iskey OF the Americans accepted and
il was announced the games would
begin next Wednesday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-02
HIGH TEAM WILL
FACE TOUCH GANG
Alumni Eleven Which Tackles
Students Saturday Looks
to be Strong.
RV Grad.

When the alumni team clashes
with the high school football squad
next Saturday afternoon the old
boys will present a lineup that for
brilliance of the individual members
viii far surpass any lineup that has
been presented by the graduates in
the last % years.
Many OF the stars Of the past two
and three years are attending NOtre
Dame university. while many OF
them are not going to school at all
but are working. The boys attend
ing school are eligible to play and
the lineup. on paper dOpes all 10 the
good.
In the backfeld the prospects are
unusually bright. Leslie Allen. who
has signified his Willingness 10
battle. while at each side of him will
be planted Doc" Boswell. star full
back OF two years ago, and Jimmie"
Wolf. one of the best halfbacks of
recent years who finished school in
1915. Ray Flanagan, another squad
mem Der of 1914 will probably pilot
the team from the quarterback posi-
ton.
on the line there remains several
holes TO be plugged up but the for
ward wall as it looks now should be
able 10 hold up under any attack
made upon it.
Whitcman Will Play.
Leland Whitemau. captain IN
1914, Will be on duty at the pivot
position. Charles Egan. who play
ed in 1918 will hold down one OF the
guards Egan is a $50 FOUNDER and
will work well with Whiteman. At
the tackles the team appears 10 be
exceptionally strong with Basil
Stanley and Norman Booth doing
the heavy work. Booth played in
.1913 while Stanley played in 1914
and made his letter at Wabash last
year.
Lloyd Sullivan. for three years all
state high school end will be able to
take care Of one Of the wings, while
Scheibelhut. Myers and several
others will look after the other ex-
tremity. If Louie" Wolf can be
persuaded TO come out. he viii be
used either i'm the back field or at an
end
Need Substitutes.
Norman Booth has taken charge
of the graduates team and has is
sued a call for every graduate who
ever played football at all To he at
Oliver field Saturday afternoon. The
reason for this is that as a usual
thing the grads are not in the best
Of condition and many substitutes
will be needed 10 give the stars a
chance 10 rest.
Practice may be held one night
this week 10 learn signals and per
feet some sort of team play. Mgr.
Booth Will announce the day and
place later.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-02
YOUNG CUBS WIN

The Young Cubs defeated the
Brave Sluggers IN an indoor base
ball game on the Vandalia diamond
Sunday afternoon by a score OF l.
TO Z. Kullenberg featured with a
three Dagger in the eighth. The
batteries were: Cubs-Zugnitz and
KelOyosits; Sluggers - hOrndOrfer
and Strontz-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE

81. Louis &C.. 100 01O 1908 10 o.
Chicago 222 900 0Oa-6 % 70
Steele. Ames. Williams and shy
der. Bratten: Perry and A. Wilson.
Pittsburgh 900 600 600 Z
Cincinnati 0O3 900 1Oe-f e.
Cooper and ". Wagner, Toney
and HUM