Corpus Christi Times (Newspaper) - June 5, 1925, Corpus Christi, Texas j In The Rich Southwest Gulf Coast Blackland i L 0 UmUr THE BIG RET II ND IERE Hi building iKN in Cor Jizzy with old town was lol a boom 011f is to A U 444 no n Hi IT Is uimi une PS IMMi 1 mi n i By United Press I June note to the powers in a sec n office have s lime ot Cor iiy in the de to Corpus f1 for m1 ihe old Umi cily mn hi ii sinic Ino wild in I no f ii f pi n IM anil no nor iri on Ilio job Jug i n IMC doni arc lin wbo KIC Ilif I ikim ad urged to protect against They also demanded re el alJ captives An from the powers protested the Shanghai rioting China has answered by placing responsi bility on activities of foreign police in Shang hai By United Press HONG KONG June anarchy is reported at Canton where Yunnan troops are holding that city and have already clash ed with Canton government All foreigners are quitting the city Two British and two American gunboats are anchored in the river Miss Prances Mandell a Detroit Michi gan teacher arrived at Hong Kong from Canton alone and reported the reign of ter ror there UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA STUDENTS FIGHT SPECTACULAR OF S v x V J il s x X V x V v are nro t the glasses of id KM homes of they IMis viril arc t mi to a I 4 4 a of rent own It I n M 111 fi Is i I own that Iho place lo ami h is u 4 4 promise of is ijn made simply boon use lit n place would like place became a city of I co I tin p wih ii should tolK cumin 4 4 I bi il and more Iff being one of the pt deep In By United Press WASHINGTON June Amer ican missionary institutions in China have sided with the students revolt and against United States diplomatic officials and for eign police it was learned authoritatively to day The American legation at Pekin is much embarrassed by the action and has protested to the missionaries on the ground that their attitude is gravely inexpedient at this time nori ad t ml most ga in Ihe whole 444 an oti fuel ami all advant most delightful cli ps i and win ift that it Is ion sr lie to lent and 4 1 of the richest 5t this immediate dls as a cotlon i the more than By the United News THIS Ore K Swollen rapids of the i ir the transcontinental motor bont nip of Frank S Wilson John Ii lions The trio of adventurers decided to send bont by 10 Foil Mont There ihe men will embark on the Missouri irer lo ontinue vo By the United Press LONDON June f An nuns from on Fiench Spanish bordor frus nnd bv rib ot pints tbe lives of covery of laid on the II Kui nt ihi tit aiy n tinging in MAJOR f IS BEING URGED FOR A M 4 By Tho United t AUSTIN June l ft nl 4 oln 4 r s will th hoard of 4 of A ft M to appoint him jinn 4 4 dent ol the n4 t Dr 4 4 ti 4 4 of tho A mid M and 4 4 also ot 4 111 1 flu in Noi tun ii OF was io allem 3 AI June a When prohibition raiders swooped down town they were looking J of colon raided in hotel where they trade territory will informed strong liquors JPW forwaid in the aamc were beinS dispensed 1 But the hole wasnt in it usual place After some fast scouting work the missing hotel H was on rollers merrily along to a location The climbed ter finding what they sought solved the problem ot a fleeing hotel by placing the structure under ar SAM ANDERSON TO HEAD YACHT CLUB FOR COMING YEAR Sam Anderson wan elected an head of tln Cm pus Yacht at he regular weekly meeting of the lub hold at Ihe city hall Thursday light Officers for as e Sam Anderson commodore Richard Pitts vice commodore C Benton treasurer Henry Dr H R Giles fleet sur and Ben tain Directors of the club who were re are Ed Shoemaker A E ar O H and D K By The United News OWa B Seventyfive lara est air fleet that syer participate Friday n a held in connection with the fpr mai opening of Hat Box avl aton tield BO tiom Kelly Field post ahd other Southwest potts will swoop down on Hat Box Field Fri day to take part air jubilee er forecast For and west Texas tonight cloudy thunder showers day By the United News Mam Tiia uU DIES UNEXPECTEDLY FOLLOWING ATTACK to un from nn n jour bul ul no inio Inn proportions W W uf Allid died nt Rni Antonio 12 1 Nti will ot lit U Unite Hillings w meet firm In uml ml n strictly It lilu In a lull lion was fnr In with tlm ac implements Iw thing to warrant stronel re remarkable 5ouK during a half 4 4 AGO there was no r business honses nor rest and releasing recognisance It on Its own 4HARDEST BATTLE 4 4 IN HISTORY 4 COMING TO CLOSE 4 4By the Press 4 and necessary 4 WORCESTER Mass June 5 4 j 4 Bobby Jones of Atlanta ana 4 p building program 4Willie of 4 is being I 4were tied at the end or IS holes 4 medal play for the national open 4 Pa table people i stale Championship 4 It is to the 4est battle in the history of golf 4 4 Never more than two strokes 4 4 separated them erch 4 ly 4 4 his first 4 4 nineholes with 37 compared to 438 for Jones 4 went 17tt 4 4 with one hut 4 4Jones wiped this they 4 4ftent Into the home ail 4 4The last hole as 4 4Boh scored 7S 4 The play anol PT 18 holts Friday 4 4 and the winner t At the meeting Thursday night final plans for the Fourth of boat were completed It was decided the regatta rules to observed here will be those estab by the Power Boat association club being B member of this Twenty last have already applied to enter the regatta Lore on ihe Fourth Boats from Corpus Christ Rockport port San Antonio Dallas Fort Worth and Waco will lie entered iu ihe regatta It Is announced COTTON MARKET 4r4 4 NEW NEW TOUR June cotton market closed steady a gain ot 45 points in the spot and steady gafni la ihe Snots itOc 2455o no sales M his son c not be lo trial until September When he son was at and his up asked that thP tria SAYS REPLY PEKING June oci replying to of ihe Isu nil tug lDf In rests foreign Hiat feli imr tin ct lo open fire Vt By The News E ATLANTIC CTV N J 8 Tommy Raley of and Howard i of III boffi 13 years old down Friday to play for the championship fif ihe United ty Dallas negro electrocuted at Friday fpr Ed Rf etft car of Dallas M February 19Z3 July October December Hish 2385 2338 23 M Low 223S 22 ES 2363 Closed 23W135 23S53S 23 NEW NEW ORLEANS June cotton market steady with a of points in the market and steady gains In the futures Spots 24Sffi yesterday 2UOu salea July 21 2S 2305 2176 2252 2282 Hosn 24242fi 229395 239J03 be because ou The wa ot a crowded docket most June heat wave since the was established had creased its 112 lives Friday morning when fifth successive day a rising tide large portion of the J Soaring with low humidity is to continue havoc and suffering with no relief in sight for the next three additional deaths were attrib to the Keat during the last 24 hours and has created a mortality listin the east and middle that has no parallel in weather for the month fatalities had been previously reported 0f In 111 at fnr somi lime though not having to nn nnd an for nnd WM to hid r and hpr domh and wan attack him IB WIIR of ago r of lift had ill Alice flf oclock Son homn fiy STARTS TOtT By the United 0810 dead lino or watchful of uml his note aviators has mm Two UIP the ami in that limn no wort Id MS 10 Tlu relUt Fin in nnd will Friday for tins in conduct swell making I lin intention of proceed Itig to i United News Jinn toward unity of the Colt ot next Into ime lo known us n ol will bis n millions TOPI ti 1 Ot j 1fliig to 0IIJW80 nf 8an W nui in 4il9 wnm u Sift Ije li In 3uCnassiht x of Jip and most pioneer Surviving in only ur Dora iri ins IB Msh i tl Duval vice o SMr of dm ft of t wih many wan over 4 FAit TO PREVENT t f f prous f Chinese ami a 4 f tou TS on rol 4 Tho and tlM 4 f vent tho torn Honing the tram caw u which 4 to 4nor n He 4 4foroiffn imr oa of im 4 Rlx 4 4 nff momentarily t tho 4 at 7 m v 10 a tn Precipitation last 24 hours Jailing 4 Kong Thew 4 and 4 wUJ A loti of 4 its eon 4 f t fr f 4 Fait and statis mutt the v Pressura 15 of i unit rising Atlantic
