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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-07
Buy Your Spring Clothes Early

Get the first pick Of the seasons newest
and best styles In suits and topcoats. Judg-
ing from all indications our business this
Spring will be the largest in the history Of our
store. We are prepared for it with the larg-
est and best assortment we have shown
However, as IS our custom, we never show
more than two or three suits of any one pat
tern, SO that the early buyers will have the
most styles to select from.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-07
Letter to
Dir. KiImer q Co.
BinghRmtOn. y. y.

Prove What Swamp-Root VIII DO
For You.
Send ten cents 20 DR.. Kilmer & Co.
Binghamton, y Y, for a sample -lze
bottle IL will convince anyone. You
will also receive a booklet OF valua-
BILE information. telling about the
kidneys and bladder. When writing,
be sure and mention the South Bend
News-Times. Regular fifty-cent anil
one-dOllar size bottles for sale at all
drug storeS.-Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-07
YOUR SPRING
TONIC

To take a tonic in the Spring is
only aiding nature. Everybody needs
it Confinement to the home, the
store or the office, during the winter
months has reduced our vitality.
You are beginning 10 notice that
Tired Feeling. Nothing alarming.
You simply need a Spring Tonic, a
Bracer, something to tone up the
whole system, cleanse the blood. start
UP a healthy circulation and regulate
the liver.
Don't experiment this Spring. try
box Of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-07
REMOVAL NOTICE

The Greed, Bishop Co. have moved
from 329 Jefferson Bldg. to 43S
Farmers Trust Bldg
i. Il. GREENAN,
-Advt Pres. and Mgr.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-07
4 wood splitting machine has
Advt

A wood splitting machine has
been invented which automatically
handles logs two feet long and IS
inches thick. 1t is run by a three
horse power gasoline engine. and
consists mainly OF a huge knife,
which works through the knottiest
wood at the rate OF so strokes a
minute.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-07
Society Brand Clothes

for young men, mark the utmost limit of perfection in the
matter of style and fitting quales-They to be had
in South Bend exclusively at ADLER BROTHERS
There are number of new SOCIETY BRAND models
this season. which promise to be extremely popular with
discriminating buyers-The plain blues greens and browns
in single and double breasted coats as well the new
"pnch back-Aso wide variety of patterns in chevots
and WorStedS-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-07

Treat your oats for smut. See the
Wesley Miller Flour & Feed Co.
Advt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-14
ItrerioN oRDrR

A. ordinancp "a prosids Cor the sch
"ission te tie euaiissd Ia nsyino
eetsrs o. ths ci,s % Corpus CHRISTI
Teas the question 'shsh tho CITY
coaneh - the CT, u Corpus chrIsti.
lssas bs auihouret go tssue ths
hends % sald CITY in ths tsn ~ ono
hundred ard fisy Thousand dollars
payable forty ysars after aa,s and
rsdesmahis a. tbs cotton ~ sald Ctr
81, sny time aits' t.ssaty wears frons
date ,hsesof and bearing irtsssst ~
ths rate 81 f,ss percent pss anrar
and 10 levy o taa suftcisn, 20 nap
the atsfsst On card bonds and ,osais
slntiuo fund saficipnt 90 redeem,
tsid bonds ht r1atunts For the pur.
poss q coHstructine permanent street
improvements 10 ths CO. - Coruus
Christ, rssas and ds.iauna an
emergency
1E rr ORDAINED p1 Tfr ClTY
COUNCIL Ht TIiD DIT uF CWt
ms CHRISTI 1TNhR
soan Thst nn rIr.t0n be h1a
ln .hc cts oi corpus ,hr.n r.,s. oD
uc sib ass 20 iHh A. Do tais nf
whl,h eieotlpn ODD, follovmf rf2.aa
u.n rhau ho umurf Hhau thr
rHy cnanrH ~ Geo. Ofr ~ Corpus
rtr.fi vas
f, nds OF rsIa $500 Boz tnr ram E
unr hundraa an1 Drf Thousand drlafH
payahio in forts foam nfr dsfe nhi
r,d,su.alae 81 iht 0ltn of rsii nY
at ans uue afief twcHs feHu unm
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tbe rafs - fife percent rof annum sn q
f0 hap o tai auffeFai io paY thf 'H
tcrpat 90 sale bonds anl crsaio 70
sinking ford snffloieut tH redeem sa q
honda q, maturity Or fhe puramr Z
onnaifHriine permanent street impfa'
mants ln 80 rln IS cofpus chfRM
Terba"
Section . FaI9 election shaii be nei
ai enc city Haii end lhf. snutn ln
uand Esctaa rfceinrt go $50 co.
f..iouing NAMED iersuna are hereby
.pfa.infnd msnaFrra ~ saia election
"a % WRIGHT ifeaiaInF fpdfr
b. r uEHhfhkN. hmt iudrr
De- A nolN Assistant iudNe
a-eana 3 aala election ahaH b. hsla
under ,hs pfasiaans ~ chapter a
Tfas So Rs, Ise1 CisI sialairs = ih'
,af. ~ rerss $685. ana anlr quail
o,a vassrs uha au pnpeitF faa pot
.ra q said an shsn b. allowed 81
..,e snl aii Fafrfa desuns 90 spp
par, n, proposition io issas tfuds 'haf
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.par 80 issoancf q nonas 900 iiff'
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-14
ANTlHOG CHOLERA
SERUM Is PURIFIED
BY NEW METHOD
EQUALIZATION kltts ABSOLUTE
~ ANu QutcRtN rouf AND
NOUN nfsUAaT cIHMa
MEANS MUCH TO FARMERS

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-14

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-14

secNea a efl ~ lhs otlst
stp,l N thf mabel g sall au, thaN
rrrf af pnptl neiltt vi ssia sles
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SO attueasl permanent susff ben
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moHe,s m $50 So 500 htnds ni ihe eil,
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shaE at sass..a UnaN, an tbs ast H
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Isaaa ue goo tst H 1unt $685.
ArInesa - iih att 90 5000, iait
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-14

1c Per Word
the first issue,
lie thereafter
DISPLAY
ADVER TISING

oesn r4t rate per Inch. per column
SIDE 55c.
Same sundays
e-,rf.ns display Advertisements
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Hea1.Hs Notlces
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r.rir,,ts fr large amounts ~ adj
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sf.ce
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-14
Help Wanted Male


MOI opeculatcn
Profitable lnvcstnsut
$50 want side awake drairt ie ham
Doe th, famous lino ~ REGAL AUTO
MOBILES ln zoe isliuwnr sraup uf
counties
Arkansas san painclo 1.-Two uat Nc
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Jm Monr Nloburg Nuercs Xapata.
llm HOSE. nroois wmacy. Star uidal.
s Cameron
Write for liberal Dealers proposition
You can make money II you have the
DnuDtai fo urdor carluad of carr
THE HOUSTON REGAL MOTOR co.
IisfflhutHfs
sui Main. 81 hpGsipn. Ie1,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-14
AomGsTESps

CoIVuI.E INulAN REsli.NAIr, =
wAsHiNOToN OPEN FuH ssIii'f
MENT nraa4ng Jaly -ith. Apohi
soo 600 acres farm and dairy lands
Complete sectpna map sAl ur
ton. Postpaid 81 90 Soldiers Sni,.' ,
ior their widows) Il The C'sN en'
Spanlsh Wars may register py sNsNl
write us far FREE proper hlans iol'n.
SMITH q McCKEA homm g. i-."''
lids. spokane wash.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-14

10 tt 81 ans 90 Wait iAmps -.''F
~ watt stas 70 wet teen 300 Wan
ID 80 All Electric Fa4fi so lrf
cent Discount Rni-ANs fliIl''
CO
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-14
Typewriter Exchange

Arouts Tor Royal and Corona type
wit rs and Dalton Adlng machines
Nrmir work. A speciality Phone t1a
C.rru. CHRISTI Typewriter Exchange
GO Mesquite street D. 49, Enmft
Mrr Corpus christi Texas 'essi
ctsrERNs CLEANED.
CIttsfus cleaned and without rom0v-
lne So t,r g. S. Hickey Phone 4sa
Ring ca
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For Sale-Real Estate
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-14
A. H. CHALK,

FOR SALE lot and three-r'on house
near OIL MIN for sale At 'afEAin
terms nfy dollars down and zen a..
lars n month Address J.. o. iiqA so
Curpus Christi. Texas l'Ni
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-14
ron DISTRICT LARK.

THE r4u. ~ authorized 90 announce
WI ul.ENf1Eip. 1lt. as "A can
ti.te f.r Dr. election to the office "
District C.era subject to the action "
,0,sf. ln o., Democratic .:I- y
fae caller Us authorized "a AT nouncc
RIO. 40 IBIS Hs. c.uaidate ~ hi office
= District Dlcfk subject - the action
sf the Democratic lr manes te2N
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-14
FoR TAX coILucTos

The Caller Is Authorizes a. ,,..
ED r. OLIVER as e.r,- 49,. INV Y.
zee 'i"n as county TAX cau..,t.,
'D'l''i l' the action 80 ihe tot,r. Ia,
he icmocrauc pflmsr,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-14

Tt, C.I.r 's auth .flt' > 'nuunce
RtNk G IuInNspN, as g ardldatc
o. sheriff subject q -Ie o.t "n ~
.itrs Ia nhc Democrat, pnn.u 'rH Of
reff Iu."
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-14

Ihe Caller d authgrises i. 60,
p. ., ~, ~ TAYLOR a. candidate ~
" 'lon a. cosnty aitofur,. .obs.~,
y w aeiiVn ut voters IL tte f.r0
'iH'if primary 70 Jaiy u
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-14
FOR COUNTY ATToRNTS

-, ~ sA'lcf j. authorized e .n,.,,...
NJ RED G. KLMoRR IN ~ -.
~ l ior County Attorney sah,.' IN =.
"e action u thc Democrats r,i,,.. ~ ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-14
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-14

The extension 81 the
Beach Drive through the
Corpus Beach Properties
and t.pworlh Lea que
grounds is now open 20
the public.
We are putting on the
market some of the most
desirable properties NC
have ever offered and viii
be pleased 10 give you our
special prices and terms.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-07
VEACH IN TIGER
CAMP, LEAVES
GRIPPE BEHIND
BY HAROLD Y. WILCOX.

wAxAHAcHrE. Tex. March T.
Bobby veach, who arrived unexpect-
edly in camp yesterday. in company
with Frankie Fuller and Harry Gov
eleskie, will climb into a uniform to-
day and show these battery birds
some real outhelding.
Bob was rushed south TO get over
recent attack OF the grippe. and
was too tired to work out yesterday.
The sliding pit and pitching to bat
ters were the features OF Mondays
practice. Erickson showed quite a
curve ball during the afternoon ses-
sion. All the pitchers were put
through q course In throwing 70 hrst
by Billy Sullivan. Frankie Fuller
did some excellent work in his nrst
practice. the Detroiter being used a.
second base.
Today's program will be repeti-
tion of Mondays stunts. An exhibit
ton game has been scheduled At
Fort Worth for next Sunday. and IN
OFFER TO 20 10 wichita Falls late
In the month 10 being considered.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-07
BILLIARD MEN
SHOW UP WE'LL

Corwin Huston started his quest Of
the state ts.s haiklin. championship
by winning his frst game from Harry
Postal 25o TO lts. IN 81 innings,
The winning cuelst scored In ~ of
his innings and had high run OF -
In his second. He also contributed
pr.S ,9pr S'ssr runs ns.,x ~ 20 Or s:''r and
Postsrs best run WAS ~ nnd he
also had misses ln seven innings and
Irwin Huston will figure in the sec.
ond match of the series. Score OF
G. Huston (:5o)--o: -. Z. 10. Z. :. !.
high run 81. innings. 80: average.
Z Postal csSc|-I2. ,,o,.s, J. 10, /.
run, rs: innings IS. average bii'
Ep:ley upset the dope In the Eng
Hu,,ens @ saas Hs.n I'Irnasnn y. trimmsd M.ymsn
Who had been leading the procession,
and created triple IL. for the lead
Tn. cu.ist who established a high
vss In good form and ran out his
string In. Z, innings showing h,Gh
rune OF rs. - and zS, while Msyman
sG.lscfsS sIGs fsa Of snly is i'' points ana had
Emsley. Beckett and Mayman now
are tied and viii play on for the
honors In . special series TO he ar
IN. English billiards handicap
tournament. with some so entries.
will he started Friday. The entry
list is the biggest In the history OF
the Rame here, and the Job OF handi-
Gaping them 10 by no means an easy
one for Manager Bland 10 handle.
Score OF Mayman- Emsley match:
Msyman t2b0l--i. ?. Z, ], q, o, q. q.
3: 3. ID. !. !. !. !. !. :. !: :: J. !.
.. :. 0. Z. Z, I. o. o. .. :. iS-totai. i,s;
high run. is.
Emsley C2so)-l. o, !, s.. 4. :, Q, 6, Is,
!. o."l, ., !, .. 10. & i. ! is. I. ..
total iso: hirh runs Is "a. as.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-07
TIGERS TO PLAY
GIANTS TWICE
BY Leo

WAXAHACHIE. Tex. March r.
From the middle OF March. the II
gers will be engaged In almost daily
exhibition games in the southwest
until the opening OF the season.
Another game has been scheduled
with the Giants n will be played
March 81. at waxahachie. and will
bring the team back here a day from
Dallas before the trip TO San An
tonic. Today the pitchers will be
gin TO put something on the ball
and shortly a line on their several
abilities will be available.
WILCOX.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-07

another season with Chattanooga.
whence be came. Erickson. the first
pitcher bought from the Feds. Is
big husky boy. who looks like a
ball player. Last spring he was
tried out by the Giants. but broke
finger during the training season
and found IL impossible TO show
his wares. MeGraw sent him 10
Rochester, where he pitched hne
ball Some doubts are expressed as
to his readiness for promotion. Just
now be does not seem ripe for
picking. but Judgment Is being
withheld in his case lie may even
be carried into the season. bat Is
not likely 10 be worked regularly
this year, anlAss he should haze a
phenomenal cebut.
NcTigue. the southpaw from To
ronto, has something on that bail.
From the standpoint of stuff, be is
promising Hts probable weakness
IS slight physique He Is tall.
but not sturdy. In many respects.
he resembles Doc White, the old
Chicago star. He may resemble
that veteran In enough respects to
pull through. but his lack OF heft
Is a handicap at present. Pagan.
the unbeatsn phenom from Okla
homa City. who made a remarkable
record In the Western association
last season, is quite a BAN player.
He is not large. however. snd that
Va a handicap on this club. In many
The Detroit times., 1916-03-07

Whether the club competitions
are going on at courses open
throughout the winter or whether
the links are closed by cold wealth
er. the worries of the handicappers
are now At their worst. At the TO
sort links, the faithful committee
men lie awake O. nights In the fear
that they have let In the latest
tourist from the north with too
lenient q penalty. for to have the
casual arrival scoop up the cups
from the all season sojourners cre-
Ates comments on their handicap
ping skill that are as bitter as gall
and wormwood.
Also. where the handicapping Is
a star chamber task to prepare @
list for the members handicaps OF
the approaching season, OF. which
Ia the hardest of all tasks. the re-
turns from the club units have 10
be merged into general district
rating. this Is the time when the
troubles OF the handicappers are In
full bloom. Darn IT," the faithful
committees on ratings will murmur
as they read. 'our worries are al.
ways in bloom and with more
thorns than roses among them
The spread OF the par cult has
only lightened In a general way the
perplexities OF the handicappers.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-07
VETS DUE IN
CAMP SOON
Regime Of Rookie Pitchers at
Waxahachie Nearing
the End
BY HAROLD v. WILCOX.

wAxAHACHIE. Tex. March t.
The regime OF the rockies 10 near
Ing It's end. For the past week the
recruit pitchers have bean EsttinS
all the play. They will reign . cou-
pie OF days longer. and then the rs-
mainder OF the club viii ale In.
Hsilman and Witt Are due from the
coast any day now. Dauss and Bush
will trip In from Indianapolis late
this week Coveleslrie, Dubuc and
Boland are said 10 be on their way
from the east.
Kavanagh has sailed from New
York for Galveston. and II 10 posi-
BILE that Burns Is accompanying him,
At any rate. II 10 . cinch that they
will be here very shortly. Bob
veach has been visiting his father
at Heron. Ill, where he resided un-
Ill last year. and he will arrive
Sunday or Monday, Cobb Is not due
until next week. and It In probable
that Crawford will be the last OF the
boys TO arrive. Sam is in excellent
shape. and wants to make the season
a. short as possible. Last fall he
went stale during the nnal trip. and
he doesn't want that thing 10 hap
pen again. Maisel and Harper. out
neld recruits. viii BE- down late this
week. and Frankie Fuller is due In
camp at the same time.
The regulars will be given . week
In which TO timber up. and q week
from Sunday the exhibition games
will start with q joust between the
Giants and Tigers at Dallas. The
following week will hnd the b0ys
performing at Fort Worth. Dallns
will get some more exhibition games
late In the month. after which south
ern TEXAS will be visited. Then the
return trip VIII be made. Training
conditions have been excellent 10
date. and waxahachie has qualified
a. a nne spring camp. despite the
handicap OF such monicker.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-07
Colt Gospel Truths Straight 4s'1 1.,,.

One OF the factors they have 70
contend against Is the trait that
makes some players yearn for q
rating lower than their true form.
which is quite as prevalent ~ the
plain. cup-hunting greed to got q
rating higher than Is deserved. The
latter IL far easier to nullify by q
study OF the scores returned, plus
the gossip Of the club.
Among those who sometimes act
as though they had been unjustly
and cruelty treated by being raised
from . six to perhaps an eight
stroke allowance will at times be
found the old.timers who have q
string OF titles to their credit and
a mint Of bullion in the way OF cups
won In the lons-ago. There Is .
whisper that the exclusion from the
national championships OF certain
old-timers. who held that from their
former prominence in the event
they should always be welcome to
swell the field. was the real basis
OF their continual agitation against
a handicap qualification for this
contest. Certainly there are play
ers everywhere who would rather
start as q three or four man with
out a chance OF winning a handicap
than to be raised at the sacrifice
OF their pride to an impost that
might enable them to capture cup.
This Ii a temperamental condition
that may increase handicspper's
worries.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-07

YvERYBODY Is satisfied with of There
q
a
they know what will be called and will
o1 legitimate 30 much latitude
Dseteuon dos eesty smbsass So when
oAto Il mech specific n respect
will
He
Of
who
naG waitress = hotel a hot
called daily
arasd that durns the month preceding
haA poured down
rno psachsr.
Aees tmss are directing
oeuegu'
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wAxAHACHIE. Tex. March 4.


school
Hughy OF the
and the
Waxahache a
- inspired
1ooone 3 baseball.
He has noodle
ball. but he isn't ripe Jennings
this pitcher his ban college Here
what he said:
He confidence himself needs all he should
Tigers probably would humiating
ang for professional ball players love with their
would
mgAt ruin him The college club has other
they would b humltated.
The would b hurt here and the minds of the
fall the itself
snythns Playing them wouldn't help them bit.
be costly them a
0elIon and things worked out as have indicated
scnoo the beating resulted a
49, wss CROPPED nearly as dead at the other
college the
do visit the park often and They
vii u Welcome and wen help them can won't
The Detroit times., 1916-03-07

mission, the Brooklyn lightweight
viii meet the champion on March
2i. The decree saved Bloom 5000
forfeit money. which ne had posted
for the earlier date. illness Was
Phirs reason for not performing ac-
cording 10 the program.
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non 20 the right Of them. cannon be-
hind thsm,- vollsyed and thundered."
90 quoted the snthusiastic war cor
rsepondent. But the censor cut out
this passage.
Cant BE- gfvips away the positions
Of our artillery" commented he sage.
M-yudge.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-07

ATTHEwsoNs control has long been one Of the pitching mar
lVl nin make tots! Of complete games most OF them while
shoulder passed
would his
In IL
q
that
slightly
soyear need be made
oocams astounding each
The Detroit times., 1916-03-07

ORTHERN Texas all wrought approaching
NJ weekSud
and Fort Worth The they
gwen opportunity duelb
sne kann and Ty Cobb before the
certain be
cuos oyiding neither spos overeeon
g " tne duel Every effort win be
sae anxious
that
Natlooa
onotten Jackson Srunk II
sof ne phenom p.r
49, H:1ns adhsrents has jotted down He
our country
cod @ asked about his batting motor
starteo henoeforth be initiate souadror