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The Washington times., 1916-03-03
"FirSt Division Or
Bust Says McGraw
Giant Manager Takes Advantage of Fine Weather at
Marlin, Tex, and Holds Seven-Innng Game.
James Thorpe Shows Up Well in Practice.

MARLIN. Tex. March 3.-The busl-
ness of making a baseball team out OF
some seasoped timber, but mostly green.
goes on apace on the Marlin grounds
under the direction OF John ]. McGraw.
who has borrowed from the old forty
miners. and has adopted 'hrst division
or bust" as his slogan.
There is hard work. and plenty of II.
ahead for McGraw. and the rockies will
pay the costs. They are being driven
as few Giant teams have been driven in
the last decade, and IL first grade ability
tions. the McGraw searching process
will quickly discover 1t.
Weather conditions were ideal this aft
ernoon and a seven-inning game was
played between two teams, which were
known as the webfeet and the Land
lubbers. Eddie Brannick. assistant sec
retary. business manager and n few
other things In the Offices OF the Giants.
held forth as captain and pitcher OF the
webfeets and piloted his team through
TO victory by score Of u to 3. Charley
Doom was captain and pitcher of the
others.
The teams lined up as follows: Web
feet-Jacobson, left field; Thorpe, right
field: Elsh, center field; Darlington.
second base; Bralpard. shortstop; Kelly,
first base; Wendell, third base; Sand
berg, catcher: Brannick. pitcher.
Landlubbers-Cole, center field; Far
rall, left field Harrison, right hSld;
Doyle, second base; Martin shortstopi
Rodriguez. FIRST base; Shepner. thirc
base; Kenny. catcher; DOOM and shar,
man. pitchers.
Many are the morning glories Of this
game. Many are the. men who blossom
forth In the early days of practice, but
who fold up and shut for good under
the burning suns OF competition. GeorgC
Sandberg may be morning glory, bu'
in the minds of many he Is going U
make a name for himself before the
squad is cut down to conform with tbs
twenty-one player limit rule. He is q
great big fellow. and built as catcheri
should be built. He can throw like an
other Archer or Ewings. and has beer
able to hit the ball. The pitching hai
been easy. II is true, but Sandberg goeI
after the ball like real player.
Jim Thorpe. the Indian. is more II
earnest over the business of making th'
team than ever before. He has SHIFTED
to left hand hitting and is just knocking
the cover on the ball In the game thiI
afternoon he hit one over the right fielC
fence with a couple OF men on bases.
Jim has lost none OF his speed. and 4
The Washington times., 1916-03-03
Training Camp Keeps Athletes
John Henry Here
To Begin Working

John Henry, the big Griffithian
backstop, reported TO his chief
at the Southern building today,
ready to 60 to Charlottesville
with the next squad Of Ma
tionals.
Henry came to Washington di-
rect from Amherst, Mass,
where he spent a quiet winter.
Most Of the time he tinkered
around home and interspersed
his sojourn in the college town
with an occasional hunting
trip. He appears to be in fine
condition, and has little weight
to train off before he can don
his mask and shin-guards.
The Washington times., 1916-03-03

II the Masked HGrvsIl skater Is Carroll
DonIielly aud the NJ. NJ. Challenges C. %.
then DhV not let either one Of them
chase the,hseIvesi Which Is something
akin to not letting thy right hand knov
t0hdt thy left doeth.
The Washington times., 1916-03-03
q. w. u. Trounced.

George Washington University moves
on to Lewisburg, Pa, today to play
Bucknell University in basketball after,
receiving n 36 to IL defeat from Temple
College here last night.
The Washington times., 1916-03-03
MINCE PIE
"LITTLE OF EVERYTHING"
BY BUGS" BAER.
RLUl.Py

with three
lefthanders on his
staff Griff's big
problem ia how
to balance the
bench"
The Washington times., 1916-03-03

There will be 756 five-man teams
rolling at Toledo. England's war Of
flee should send o-Ssr an expert to
corral few new select atsis.
The Washington times., 1916-03-03

MANAGER LINDLEY MURRAY EX-
PECTS NO TROUBLE SIGNING UP
HIS TENNIS TEAM BEING AN
ACUTE MANAGER. HE PACKS HIS
ENTIRE TENNIS TEAM UNDER ONE
HAT.
The Washington times., 1916-03-03

Since Uncle Sam started fooiing
with the Panama slides. what's be-
come OF that archaic expression dirt
cheap?"
The Washington times., 1916-03-03

Line noto forming for monster bene-
III to help loser Of Wtlldri-Moran H1ht.
The Washington times., 1916-03-03

is a pleasure to see him speed along
when he gets hold of the bali.
The Washington times., 1916-03-03

Charley Chaplin's walkO are quite
different from those OF a Rsbe fitch
er. Charley gets hired. while the
rook gets fired.
The Washington times., 1916-03-03

Liners have been soft for U-boats so
far, but wait until Frank Baker zipps
a'couple.
The Washington times., 1916-03-03

Wonder II we will ever read Of Paul cobbs
brother Ty7
The Washington times., 1916-03-03

Weighing about one-eighth OF a ton.
Jess Willard's best blow should be a
clinch.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-15
CIRCULATION BOOKS
OPEN TO ADVERTISERS
GETTING RILED UP.

Citizens 81 81 l'aso are ircmen.
dously exercised. They are con
slderlmg an armed expedition into
Mexico, hoping 20 ayenge usns,i
mated American miners Marlui
iHw has been declared. CLASHES
have taken place on che Nrcets.
MeNicaus have been ordered 10
leave the city, Excitement boils
over and hundred things may
happen for the spirit 81 the crowd
prevails, and the crowd never
thinks
There nre thousands of cool
headed mcu Ia w l'aso. 70 these
men, The Nation must lauk Tor
some measure of caution We d.
lirVe that they VIII stand witi the
Government even though bciicg
ing lis policy wrong n u cnsy to
START y fire difficult Ga stop con
flagralion The rash act 81 a thou
saill men may involve millions.
Thul Americans have had PROV
oeaiion, that citizens of ~ raso
particularly, have felt the full
blast Of racial antipaihy being SO
close 20 the sceue OF MeSican bru
tallllcs. goes without SAYING but
4 these people desire 10 perpetn
aln their Apprehension as Il quality
TO be trusted ia every emergency
ibey will pondcr over the matter.
consider pavy Crockett maxim,
then abide Ia the decision thai M.
fleets the best sentiment of those
men far enough removed from tina
eause ia auulyxc The effpet ,hspas
eionaiely This is no time FOR aug
group ot lucu 90 undertake nu cx
petition That mas cnthroil the Ma.
hon. however keyn their s,gsse OF
anger. We have possible foes that
must not hc lost sight OF ia a petty
spuahhlc with Mexican dvspern
dees.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-15
A TRAITOR DEAD


Nivluriapo Ihmr,a * dead lie
has rassvd over the river to JOIN
franeiscu Mndero Little need be-
said 81 him. lest words 10 vulinres
work lle was a rcsuhlte. daring
soldicri man OF some executive
ability He was sori Of washed
ont fogftsio ll'ay. without the
imagination " niaz OF the same
capacity for leadership. After
Felix Dsax raised she successful r..
volt against Madero. he had his on.
Isprhinity, and hc mllicd Il with
his former chIeliain : murder. act.
lug the part Of traitor In some
WAYS lhnse ways which appeal 10
men Interested in dividends more
ihan honor Ilueria was the man
for Mexico; Init h. lacked certain
Qualities which the lfuitod States
must now expect ef every man Ia
whom Il extends recognition hp
WAS never Ia sympathy with the
masNes, was = willing tool for Wall
street, d tfickster az heart. i brute
through aud through He Is dead.
No man win bc mourncd less
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-15
OTHER VIEWS

spanish should b Taught In schools
Tif HffHt HWHheunH nf cNnfinrnff|
uMf 900 operation httWoeu sh,
hmrurnF Nnr,h nnd south. which ID
expressed lu fh0 form ran American
'am ought ia lrni tn practical develop
menf H0d UnuuD
$50 waui union hetNeu thr hmer
raa in more rlmn meu mn We eapi
scfuh communication SOD commerce n
scirurf and iu ihf suH
Az fht mrdiHu 10 human intercourse
% eunmun nnUmac hta heUu since iio
""rll began ono 40 fhe NfeafDHt f nnl
ths HfuAtfat ccmeui hetween cummunl-
tics
o. baH often hed more power hln
political boundaries difference n lin.
snnFr haH acrnrted people. more ihan
srHe Hnd mountain mnRos aud utora.
and t nnH aficu bella thcm Together
wifh gfHatsf power shnn c0mmoh Gll
tenfhIp
in ai NJ Central Amsrs. aud soalh
Amrucl the people apeaH Spanish Don
H1l tuafip1u isolation nuH rrIf.effl.
rnnU wn ave Frrf uus Amr Orb tlf
Hiuat ODD iur~aH nnemnsa lu itat a..
ip"ci ihn educated rneaos of Epropr
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-15

For several mouths The Caller
has favored The annexation OF
North Beach, considering the IN.
ierrsts Of the contracting parties
20 be similar There has hecn some
debate over the matter. somc un.
dercurrent ~ acrimony, and we
hive not urged il, feeling that II
wonld COINS ~ time, as All right
things must, When the plan is
earried ont. however. and We are
confident that IL viii be- taxable
values will BE- Increased by Al 500.
200, aud, ia return for iis g0lun.
tarY request for admission. North
Bench viii BE- afforded fire and 20.
lice protection which il has 40 H..
gal right 10 now together wiih
the upkeep Of It's streets and The
installation Of adequate water
anins aud sewer units Looked at
from any angle, the plan has rs
benefits and we are confident that
the return ou Us taxes viii repay
North Beach many times over. W.
need more population, more tax
able property. more enthusiasm TO
make the wheels mOve and we
have noticed that enthusiasm Is a
trait characteristic Of North Beach
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-15

lrmulp nature, We lmNslOr rs w
nef'ia very much iiks the same China
Va Dallas " vs. impginr tor nu
mnnt the strain thBt Niii boz put on
female patriotism bs rae latest rdirt
~ the tirriiu Huthufiiioa hur hstHan
day. 4 wnule appear iH no mufe. net.
40 shepheppe,H. aftrt the thftn, habit
vi the Hrcpirs me wetid over have thD
hnhit 0f checkinR over their ntncks
Ni ilte end ut ihn NcAr And what thot
fnd tbey hsNp q utlpiua "a Che, diiv
uHfh upWn. @pr,ial mtltn uf hli autts
arr this year 40 lan1srs VrrhUten Vhs
duWntpwn HWtrirt HnN tnr berlin dis.
patches had aHhnouma appearance
after thc order WAS ls.wad The splfiU
ui 4une 20 the good Wumcn Uf uefiln
probably had suhnormat appearance
ALSO hul uf thiH ihr dispatches tull u-
nntmns naliaH Tinea.tiomld
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-15

of.nk a ~ to scvcn O'Clock p III
thaf Ht -aid election an qualities
r.-u.ug iu the city Of Conn
-laIl ho allowed 10 vote. and III
polling places and presidng olisel
-lii election sht.. ho respectirtly II
loV- There shail be one palig
80 tHn CITY Hall aud Fire Sat
hHt .uetim prccnct Na J, s.Ai
oi .Wp. Christi and q q Knl
hH appointed a. pnsidw
AuN q Mrrriman aud u. \ g,
assistant judge,
Sectiou That the form q d
ho ueci m said election for IN
u'or ot 90, sale hy T. 7 FL
im-tr. ni the uiiro elscsris ~
business formerly operated
lcopits li.ht to'upany ard acs a
cd hy wl lm Roe. 10 Corpus u
Texas o. thc Corpus Christi "
AND lIglt Company -hall b a VI
Fer The .alc be ! II Eldridge ~
oi The entire electric plant aad ~
formerly operated hy the Pspe 4
Company of Corpus Christi, e ~
Pus Christi Railway aud Light vasls|
And the form ni ballot % y ~
said election inr those voting Y
the -ai by the said {. u ~
Trustee. 40 said electric plant AZ
ness to che Corpus Christi ksilFs
lieht Company shall be as lellss,
Against the Sale hy 4 n y
Trustee. of said electric plans ~
ne-s FORMERLY operated BY iAi II
llght Company 60 the cofEI3 z
Railway and Light Cumpsny.
Section That said electief ~
hrld ia accordance with the efntie
of tho State. SO far a. same ais x
able aad not in conflict WIZ y
lhnrier
Section 3. The Mayor o. tse
Corpus Christi is hereby daa's.
cause proper notice of said el csls, !,
published in accordance WITH Y
ot the CITY Charter for a peise
lcss than thirty l30i days PRIV z
date Of said election n
Said election IL hereby cFde.s@ Z
held in accordance with the ~
visions of the said ordinancs' =
general laws governing eleetipp.
Tar ~ same are applieahiei
PERSONS named above arr
iRdEes of said election; and ~ y,
is ordered published for thirty
the Corpus Christi Caller y
Herald.
Witness my hand and the q.
lity of Corpus Christi, M
day 81 Dcccmher. A. d. 1919 "a
ROY MILLER, Mayor q ~ "
Corpus Christi, Texas. .,a,,.
iSeal Attest. T. y. A n
CITY Secretary OF the cry =
Christi
(Advertiscmenti
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-15
Te&dS Press


Not Enough Rsvonue.
70 f'Quirrn 60 artat iuainNt tu srt
ihai ibc present mnn law 81 not re-
turning enough revenue nhr4uafeiy fa
support ibr autcinment. but iGa aaf
does uni lle Within the Aw Hatlf Ilte
lack ~ revenue b. duo ta ihr roudi.
Nnns 'hss h1.e afiaou uute thf eH.
sediment ~ tho law
Nhen thr Underwood Huu aW uan
Enacted un ono flrcHaW tht present
European war ai leaal 10 anyono bad
such remarkable f1reuehi 10 ouuld
hardly have been fnfoeetu fhat aup lm
ppria ehewd hHvo been au seuouslg
dsDrfal
a fnfuf fHr rrYruur unH bias HlWH
neen tbe doctrine nf democrnes nnd
ifa the present Huu duta nnt produce
Hufflci0ui revenue t lfiii moe bt aaaiuat
ihe traditions uf HNe Democratic ntftf
20 $500 revise ii ns tn uoanie BE- a. pfD
luce thD needed revenue fluutprf.
% han non been shewn ihat uudu nur
moi oHndluone tfo present mw win
nu' pndHee Tuliieirnj Revenue ttau
ainpi Enterprise
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-15

PROVIDING flR rUE uUlpNg 600
~fltiAl ELECTION u.s. uI
CITY nt tNhp IS OHBl~Tl BY THr
gu AliiiIb VOTERS uF SAID DlTN
FOR iilt ri NpueE cf piTEUUN
lNn lt b. U ELuNlDG TRI ~T-T
MAY SELL lHf lNrlEE ELECTRIC
PLANT AND 80 slNE~S fN THr
CITY or tNEpt-~ CHRISTI rENAS
FORMERLY OPERATED kN TUf
PEOPLES LIGHT COMPANY. Yu
THE DukpDS CHRISTI RAILWAY
AND LIGHT COMPANY rs ACCORD
ANNL Win CliArlEH ~ Ot TE
GENERAL LAWS uF IMl STATE
~ IhNAN ADOPTED HY mr
THIRTY FOURTH LEGISLATURE
ut TUE STATE uF TlNA~. AND
hhlLAltlNG Az EMERGENCY
~ IN ORDAINED bN THE CITY
COUNCIL Uf ffE CITY DF COR
res tHEISTls
erciion ! That b. be- rrr.ny ordered
Cham ana el,NtIou ol tlr qualified ,ot.r.
20 thr tlii 81 Corpus Christi. f1as. D..
hyld un thr 18th. ia, OF Iauuarr. /. ID
iNiu lur thr purpose of determining 3.
~ lHudtc a- trustee oi and for ti.
pr'prrtics FORMERLY oWn,A hv tho Peop., +.
lieht Company. ma1 ,cll thr rHtir. .hr
tur plant and business. iu thr DIfy ai
Corpus Christi. Texas FORMERLY Owned
anal operated hy said gorpuutIUl. and
nHW oprmsrd bN the said M lHrIlra.
to thc Corpus Christi hailuat AND fi.ht
company of torpu. Chneii. r.,ss
Neciiou That The poiis of such cleo
tlon shall he Kept open from ueht
oc.1ek M Co seven O'Clock D NJ and
that nt -atd election al qaHfi,d voters
residing in thp city oi Corpus Christi
shalt he allowed SO vote. snd Chat tba
polhne places and presiding officers of
said election shall hc rcspettnolv sa
follows ih2gc shall Bee ONE ps,lhne rlac,
st tho Gay Hall and Fira Ststian in
h.ad Election Precinct 40 al tbt fit,.
m corpus CHRISTI, and ~ O Wreht =.
hereby appointed a. presiding judge.
ami r M'Ffiman and u n Jarrett
assistant judges
Section 3 That thc form ~ ballot 10
he used in said ,ltctian iof those yetin,
N iavnr ot the sails by q so rldr.lrs
Trustee, oi The entire elr,iue rltnt ana
business formerly Operated bv an.
fyoF'fa light COMPANY sud nuW ets.rat
~ ty said trustee IN corpus Christi
sNae 90 ihe Corpus Christ, RAILWAY aud
linht Company shall he As follows.
Foi the sale rs 3 " fMiidec Trus.
tec 90 .it callft electric plant ana h,.i
mss FORMERLY operated 81 the po,,l.
ilsht COMPANY n Corpus Christi to tb.
1oiPus christi Railway and Liehl Com
PAM"
Aad thc form ct lsllo, 10 d. used in
saia election iuf those Voting aeain.t
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-15
CONvALESCENT

tls tfip ap~"iown among nis fellow mon wants to
te ~ 'f'f' 'tif Ai'Hi We tsfiarva be- hs hnoHn ~
t"isied bone te meets friend stet .odlanaa b.
pnnent WIN" ven minN'i'a snip and harlen Oh ne far
wish % cen anout rrip rse learned rhrureon
~ b'" "bo sa.'a me from b1E " pine hath t1d me
iunaa refused their IS naita so lsfe,iite
npe vas ai eip9nfa np there no dr4ff shistiei
'F't p'.'th hi"- ono ~ c'anr Dif ind fonh fpnr
head 'tsiailns he friend braeh ara np % just hate
risen ifnm mS heg where had forts Kinds 0f grip And
ans ~ thH fnf1 brands fH4n aenHfifei
etse ~ pueh Y9ursef With tour hfu1s spring
fohr yarn splne other place. rhafr n fhe amuafts one
gets when bees allowed israe ht ESD H. aYDf.rs
We had him for HlN orhf rhatar
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-15

MNfe lltfifK2 naiN MAS ever present
n Nh feof Ai4rsiion Hnd dNsncpssst
AnfA tfiea a. * 4 RAtuf4s hlonN sari,
thfN FAtf 0p HrnEs Ttlis sonp4i0na
"a eAtures rruniitS ~ rsota afi1 nstis.
asa What drnEs faiie8 ~ so Ia literally
~sthed ihv pleot ifep frO4n ii,itsan. ana
With thr ftaW 81 nuie hleea Senit IS 4
nt4'th stfrnsih. NiAer and hAYplneSa.
Net ffent y,af afAegist. tnsi<i
ANNn - q = vi NnufA - inns stsnus
INK fnsf, Wfttef los SrerfAl advise Is
swift NFrfiNt OK ktiaatA Ga. bot he.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-15

fhrfr uuahi 81 pe mo aofinus dis
appointment vser the rilng uf the at
io'urA srncpin department a. the ~
feet ~ commercial organizations can
not , diripntp ga movements 10 push
'hc ,aSmrnt ag pnll taxes in this ntatp.
IN primarily, that n IS pulnlti0 func
uvn and commercial organizations are
not pfcNuined 60 be eaiied npun a. psr
viiate in anVthinS Political Further
mufe, ths gvnepl interest of thp aaV
eminent should ~ sufficient tn Induce
him sn pay he's poll tax wherever ron
ihA FeVeipi S. ESSENTIAL az the oNesrise
~ TIE pfsvtlvFr 81 voting Clthnlio
iieylew.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-15
Cleanse the Blood
Danish Rheumatism
Rheumati.m Due to BAD Blood. 5. S. S. Your Remedx

!. AHyeeards have been made well
e'eorle lu lho tsoosest health r,,~.,in.
ifeia i,heNnatlsn,. wisA .hon eal,.
Nts constant Who htlieved that ekoie
NNaii'A was &aiHlet herond repair al
wns nipNen - them thAs the cause 81
seelf ,.snhle was lhe hlood thAt pric
!, 49,. ~. shs most lAithfel ally Il kh&a-
NJ thr plcoa hsd snorea AZ. st,e.s *.
tnt NSskenri hinoe hae allowed tn'.e,,
Nn' Impurities 40 AfrHui4lAlr. and a{l
'"N'"l vas eonf lAsS fels 4uafls.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-15

STREETS ANENtEs AND AL.
tiefF TiWDi GH rNUEH ASH
IrDN WHIgH THE MAGNOLIA
pETHpI.EfrN DouTaNY SHALL
HAVE TtfE DmuT TD DWS
ffNSTnf REPAIR MAINTAINS
AND OPERATE hDuiTiDNAI
SUITABLE nrttrf mtfNs R~U
T1fEw ANr rulguINg gDs.
stbfItNriDN A&D cDHrEsIA
rioV TtIEHTF0u
nE ir ORDAINED rY VnE crry
flf.Ntslf ~ .rttt. ..f4.. ....l..
JUS ciiiilSFi
Aiiifir rnaf unn Of Hn pr
ainAnce pntHrd h fae Ct CumH If
iho 'i} of rnUpu hu-u an fhr i1tn
NHt Ht fhiHp'r Iffi ontHied AN
'lN'iNANtE agHaHr n tnD Nauo-
NH IrH0'DHn com.an fUe neht m
n" 'Ini rHlr malniain 5000
np'fte "ltaNle mHna aud pipes
urtuHH under and Hr0n ertan apepi-
firH rrfte avenues 4ud h.iea of the
't'f "t Corpus Dnnau wr lae purpose
Hi transmitting ani FURNISHING nnl sd
'N the uNfcnH of Md .Ii H1 ta ssil
Dos 1nd pros tInr penalties Nr and
ODE tm" Bog hereDt mrnlea aa as o
foui lH f1iiawa
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1g granted to toHn s,,I D So Ur.vs
Is. Wuteii,, smHh. q p.aui. ...i
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ff die aao a.I h...rl I'll v..,....
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-15

hc slilumvat shoW ever had III
soulHe tre sald q l.eaNenwnrth isw
,"r 49, u urwspHrei Wsn "wAa whrn a
chvni cnnsr tu mr with no other assef
than a watch without ans works in ID '
suppose yau taek ihe URsc COIN
mcmced the ngN srsnrr man kansaa
CiJy STAT
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-15

Howard AfdgeS the Dailia imui
Nr leaves fnr New Work m toxic $50
N'a aetirs % id new position in unf
cay m VICE president ~ uns 0f thn
lnFepat financial institutions in tsui
city frucii unH uaelf furnished n
man fnr a stmlla position nen
ihl Sew YORK knows whore Gao loni
Ton men ~ hie mental ulibrc Terffi
Transcript.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-15

NuHnr wau taining Win rhrrf
WaliNes MAY We have a spoon
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-15

tnt,nn has hpen declared a eentrn
hand pa tse wAffns nsti.na 10 er
fNpc. ao iu spite NJ thc ta.i that cation
pnr many ether uses taalaes iu ia.
Manufacture 80 war munitions a ~
cStrenseiY douhtfm Il the membeta az
the rsSas FARMERS unlun win ever o.t
ihe ri cents per pnund which the,
hnfiy tu receive from a shinmcut al
tuttan tu Germany hN MaN ~ 1we,l,.u
TIE fset ShNt ,stitoa WAS nnt cantra i.
hand pliar tn the war does not siter
~ sthitm after war ~ declared and
cotton Is fnuud 90 d. available IN the
manufacture 81 explosives Tie Amor.
loan tarnNr can make money IA cotton
az u cents the pfeyeiilitA nfice. and ia
this year ~ Win cNet,3s, tho same dc.
stes 90 disef.iflentsan and sntriftranre
~ marketing hla crep a. he dla IN ths.
Fast cUet0n aiauuld niius even hettef
pflges than this 0alsragon Tribune
Peace ard its prchleras.
tornfr senator Theodore h Burton
i5 phie u admittedly efe ~ the f5te
most " American Statesmen Ns fa
Nnfs Preparedness Nut he INSISTS ,has
the American merchant and h,arafac
tuFer ehoeid show now ability m =,
ruritis markets IA the lssA dcV@ias,e.
puftloas ~ The ratth ana nv prs,nn.
tien - Amcrscan trace ihsfv lie warns
nIa coentfssnrn thar ihe foreign a..
mani tof AmerieaA pfoaoctS = ~
epenslve q the requirements Of war
and that ~ TIN iermlulian II ihe var
There Ntll be an almest lnm4d,ate ee..
satlsn u the almost abnormal demands
ps thp products ~ the United states
Fhls DISTINGUISHED son ~ the nucknve
stats realiAe@ thar with the cnmins y
ieser the manusagtars of she mOet.
'ionH - wpf viii eonse r. sm end Ans
that wofk mnss hc provided hAr m.l
nen AmercaEs who arc Sisillsa labarsrs
and who sJe sehing down hlxh Vases
to-day u y well Il l,s,sk % Inc futnre
fhls Naf Niil unt asi fale444 fofi
Npfgh Rec~rA,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-27
RICH STEAL $500 900 900 "A YEAR! HERE'S PROOF!

national production. of
of all
In order estimate tax should
paid will first the
who should then
OF allowed
amount which the should be-
in approx-
mately FORTYSIX BILLION DOLLARS a will
how detail how this
be question is WELL. WITHIN THE FACTS.
Fees
the ownership
than $4,000 Atho in the
empton $4,000
the fact that the exemption for married is $4,000
The total amount salaries
States In 1914 know with reasonable exacness to have
been round figures $t5ooooooooo total
q o es OF
incomes very
c
safely S3O0oOo000
Continued 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-27
What Des Molnes Has Cost King County

nURING Lae Hamil,ons OF office
- county commissioner, his residence town. Des
Moncs. has received the following county favors,
paid for by the whole people OF King county;
C Thrty-ivc thousand dollars for ferry between
Nashon island and Dcs Moines.
C Scvcnty-four thousand dollars for clearing and
grading road from tho city limits to Dcs Mones
C An appropriation OF S222.6oi.22 for paving tho
road WITH BRICK.
C Total, thus far: 1881 6ol22
C To this. the OF $4,000 should be added for
ferry slips, terminals. etc.
Iafe Hamon's home at Des Moncs-4X acres
with buldngs-is worth S5540 according assessors
figures.