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heard to remark that she didn't
want her God secondhand" A lot
Of them feel like that-the more the
further we progress.
No one stops to urge the men to
beautify themselves. The very sug-
gestion sounds like joke. Yet nc
one will deny that there are few
whose looks could be improved.
1t isn't true that intelligence is
all the ideal man requires. The in.
telligent face can not, in the nature
of things, be hopelessly ugly. But
1t is just as sane and right for men
to aim toward physical beauty as it
is for women.
The women are striking out" for
themselves, despite the bowls rails.
ed against their so doing. And
there are a lot of women, already,
who will not only decline, with
thanks, to marry for a home" but
will also refuse to be tortured by
havink to look across the breakfast
table at an augly man for the rest
of their natural lives.
Once love was "woman's whole
existence"-that was when man
was her profession, and she had
nothing else to do. But now her
existence is more complex. And she
grows fastidious.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-10-06

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 6.-With three
shots from revolver Mrs. Lillian
Sprague sharply broke the silence
that followed her divorce sensation
of a few months ago Meeting after
midnight George Morton, general
passenger agent of the M, X. & II.
railroad. whom her husband had
named as correspondent, the former
"Katy" girl voiced indignation at
his alleged Indifference to her by
shootinfi at him. She was dragged
away from Morton's premises by a
policeman and spent the night in a
cell weeping over her heart tragedy.
81 can not explain every emotion
that filed my breast" she said,
after her arrest. II know only that
! was oppressed by a sense of my
shame of my lost position in the
world, in society, of my aggrieved
friends. my. twronged husband and
my poor little child. l was filed
with herce desire for reparation,
for some recompense from the man
who has brought this unhappiness
upon me. and of late seemed so in
different to my sufferings. do not
know whether should have shot at
him or not il he had not struck at
me-"
A few hours after attending the
matinee performance of Blanche
Walsh in "The Woman in the
Case" Mrs. Sprague attempted to
shoot the man In real life for whom
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in all their existence only IA men
were executed.
Bill Cook and his gang accom-
plished something that was beyond
the influence of the Fort Smith
lArk.) Chamber of Commerce. They
forced the Fort Smith & Coffeyville
railroad to run a day train. Cook
made the night trips SO dangerous
that a change of schedule became
necessary. Cook was captured in
1895, after a 5OO-mile chase, and
sentenced to As years in the peni-
Tertiary.
The Dalton brothers f1ourished
here until 1892, when they attempt
ed the robbery of two banks at COT
feyville, Kan, in daylight. They
undertook the robbery in an effort
to beat all outlaw records. Three
of the brothers and two assistants
were in the enterprise. All were
killed by Coffeyville citizens except
one of the brothers. He was filed
with lead, captured and sent to the
penitentiary.
Jim French, who died with his
boots on, Belle Starr, picturesque
lady desperate, who could ride bet
ter and shoot quicker than any man
in the territory, lived in Fort Glib
son. A score of lesser lights, who
stole horses, pillaged stores and
committed murder, flourished for
brief spell and were shot in regular
order or sent to the penitentiary.
They have no successors. Fort Glib
son is the center of a peaceful
region.
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Of course, there is a story con-
nected with Miss Hagner-and it's
pathetic.
She is the daughter of one of the
most prominent physicians of Wash
ington, who, in the autumn of his
life. lost a fortune by unfortunate
investments, and then became a
helpless invalid.
And so it Is now that pretty Isa-
bel, blessed with a mind that is able
to do" has risen from the petted
child of fortune to be the comforter
and support of her father and small
brothers, and the cherished COM
panion Of the first lady in the
land"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-10-06

Staff Correspondence to The Press.
WASHINGTON, Oct. Ga beau
tiful and talented young woman is
Miss Isabel Hagner.
Miss Hagner Is the confidential
friend of Mrs. Roosevelt. She is,
in fact, the power behind the social
throne of the Roosevelt administra-
ton.
This is going to be by far the
most brilliant Of the Roosevelt So
cial seasons, and on Miss Hagner's
ability to see that everything is
done properly Mrs. Roosevelt, as
hostess, depends.
Miss Hagner. with the aid Of sec
retaries, is busy planning out the
whole season.
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.RP/yORr .8I<xT 1919
BY Jacob Waldeck.

STAFF Correspondence to The Press.
FORT GIBSON, /. r., Oct. G.
This, the Oldest town In the terri
tory. the richest In historic and
legendary lore, will be the capital
II the movement for separate state
hood wins. The constitutional con-
vention at Muskogee decided upon
Sequoyah as the name of the new
state, and Fort Gibson as the capt.
Ial city. 1t Is located on the Grand
river. and two miles from the Ar
Kansas river, in the Cherokee ma
lion. Population and business in
terests are small because the Cher
pkees for years did everything pos
Sible to keep the white man out.
1t has been the abiding place Of
some OF the most noted men and
the most desperate outlaws In the
country. j. s. Holden, the grizzled
veteran who edits the Fort Smith
Post. knows all about them.
''This is the oldest town in the
territory" he said. having grown
from a military post established In
1918. Among the officers who com.
manded here was Zachary Taylor,
afterwards president. and Jefferson
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Henry M. Stanley, the African
explorer, taught school, and the
building where he presided over the
rising generation is one of the land.
marks.
General Hazen, while residing
here, married Miss Mclean of Gin,
cinnati, who few years ago be-
came the wife of Admiral Dewey.
James G. Blaine was a visitor
here and a spell of sickness pro-
longed his stay over a period of six
weeks, Washington Irving wrote
his Tales of Traveller in tent
Just outside OF Che parade ground.
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ME OLD ZEEF LAyl5 house

Davis. who became president Of the
confederate states, When Davis was
a lieutenant he eloped with Miss
Bette Taylor, daughter of Zachary,
and they were married in Arkansas
They lived here in two-story dou.
BILE log house until Davis was called
to service in the Mexican war,
where he achieved distinction. Gen
eral Robert +. Lee. General Albert
Sidney Johnston, General Scott.
General Mcclellan and many Others
who were distinguished in the civil
war, came here on tours of inspec-
ton.
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who came up.
Mrs. Sprague is the beautiful
woman who posed for attractive
pictures which were used to adver.
tise Morton's railroad, the M, X.
& T. She was the wife of Edward
A. Sprague, a young business man,
and was prominent in West End
society. Last spring a stir was
caused by his suit for divorce, nam.
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The woman's pages of our maya
zines are filled with silly wish-wash
purporting to be advice to the so.
called fair sex on how to improve
her looks. 1t has long been implied
that the chief end of woman Is
man; and her looks are thought
her best asset.
All that Is Notifying to the last
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degree to any woman with good
stuff in her.
What II she is tall and ungainly-
i'm fact, perfect fiat? Wouldn't
she prefer to think that she Is
worth something. intrinsically,
rather than play to the grand
stand?
The idea of 'he for God only, she
for God in him" no longer appeals.
Apropos of this, an irreverent but
sincere young woman was over,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-10-06
STIRRED BY THESE
WORDS IN THE PLAY.

81 love you first, last and
always. You represent life in
this world to me.
"My faith in him is more
than human; it comes from
my soul, and you know in our
souls lives whatever there is
of the divine in us.
"Will you never understand
what a woman can undergo
for the man she loves? Men
endure physical torture for
our sakes which our bodies
refuse to support, but we
made it up in what we can
endure mentally and spiritu-
ally for you" - Margaret
Rolfe, in THE Woman in the
Case"
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"Belden Is a good sort of a fell
low in some ways, but he's too
stuck up"
eyes, but you ought to overlook
that, for it's only natural. His
father was a bill poster"
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FOE MISREPRESENTATION.

Our surplus stock of fir Is going
fast at the following prices:
Doors SIX panel No. 1.......... $1.bs
Door and window frames 81 to @1.2o
No. clear ceiling, and II. .e13oe
No. clear drop siding, & TT. NJ
inch flooring ........... $40 ana up
You had better take advantage OF
these prices. Jenkins-Luellwitz Lum-
Der Co., North end of Division street
bridge, Phone 1900.
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''Katie Girl Heroine of the M. T. g. r. Railway Sees
Blanche Walsh's Play and Goes Out Pistol in Hand
to Shoot the Man Who Was Named Correspondent in
Divorce Case Against Her-sensational Shooting in
St. Louis Reopens Heart Tragedy Of Mrs. Lillian
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Do you want the best lots IN the
city for the money! See us today:
we will show you. Fine lots. on car
line. $17b and $3.50: $40 down and
IS a month. for a few days only.
Northern Investment Co. $50 River
side avenue. Phone 1851.
$500 buys new. modern, Ave.
room cottage on Bridge avenue,
close in; nice lawn, big shade trees.
Terms.
$l7e0-Buys six-room cottage.
new and modern; $500 cash.
LIGHTLY q CO.,
"a Jameson Block. Tel. 1898
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Ro-
maine l.. Bogardus, who was re-
Gently convicted and sentenced to
the state penitentiary at Walla
walla. on the charge of embezzle-
ment. has applied to the governor
of the state of Washington, Hon.
orable A. e. Mead. for a pardon,
and that the matter will be heard
in Olympia, Washington. ON the
10th day of October, 1905, at 10
o'clock a. m, or as soon there
after as the matter can be heard.
ROMAINE l.. BOGARDuS,
BY Il. Nj. HEPBURN.
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The Steam Clothes Prsssins con-
pany viii French dry clean and press
POUR suit for soc or your trousers To-
iSs: cnly : 70 ~ minutes requires
good dressing rooms: alterations a1A
repairing. $40 Second avenue Phsas
2262.
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The Press delivered at your door
for csc per month. Phone 375.
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wAMrED-soLICIToH.


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Loans on furniture. pianos. hoes~A
see.: private: no delay. A. l. Bass
astt s3e-e TIE Rooksrv. Se-f
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81 opens checking account. The
Peoples Bank, liz Mil. Long
hours.
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Loans on long - short TINA
Daniel Bros. sat Hyde bloch. es-S
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The average girl of today
is tai lenough to overtop her
father and brothers. and she
is fiat and ungainly. Her
waist Is fiat. and her hips are
Halter; her shoulders are
square. her muscles hard, and
she plants her feet fiat and
firmly on the ground. and
walks with a stride.-London
Express.
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PAWN HBoxERa
II you want q loan. 90 to 2. Bicns
ford. sas Main aveDsaL
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Charles Staley. as Pacific avenuA
South Of N. r. depot. 13S-Se
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Positively highest prices paid foe
east on clothing. MAS atevsnA u
Iii.
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Highest price paid for secon4 hese
furniture. Tel ~ 800. ia Rivsr.
side ~
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-17
THE NOBLEST THEME.

My harp had many varied themes,
Whenever I woke It's power;
10 warbled idly, as In dreams,
OF woodland, brook and bower;
IL breathed in gilded halls OF mirth
And sang of starry eyes;
But now, In strains Of nobler worth
Let living numbers rise.
Away We themes of transient Joy,
A loftier song Is mine,
For will all my powers employ
To sing of Love Divine.
o, Love Divine, how sweet thou art J
How genial are thy rays
That warm 10 life my frozen heart,
And tune my harp 10 praise.
The Sun of Righteousness has risen,
With healing in His wings:
His light illumes the souls dark
prison,
And 20 the captive brings
Release from thrall, surcease OF pain
The JOY OF sins forgiven;
10 cleanses him from every stain
And makes him flt for Heaven.
Then let the thrilling chords re-
sound,
While the celestial choir
Responds with melodies profound,
Instinct with heavenly flre.
Three angels bright attend on me,
Descended from above:
Faith, Hope and Love in one agree
But greatest of these is Love.
Alpine Texas. j. NJ. g.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-17
FORESTS MONUMENT.
Great Confederate Cavalry chief,,ia
Rsmembsred BY countrymen.

Great Confederate Cavalry chieftlir
Remembered BY countrymen.
Memphis. May I6.-Amid strains Of
martial music and in the presence OF
thousands Of citizens ana visitors the
statue OF General Nathan Bedford
Forrest. the south's great cavalry lead
'r IN the civil war. was unveiled here
Tuesday in the park that bears his
name. Incoming trains Monday night
and Tuesday brought large crowds 10
participate in the ceremonies. old vet
Grams wearing uniforms Of gray min
gled with younger folks and an went
20 Forrest park early 4 military pa
Tade was formed down town and
marched 20 the park The cnvalcade
was witnessed by large throngs OF
people. Episcopal Bishop Gailor Of
Tennessee delivered an invocation
General Carnes delivered an address
giving history Of the monument. which
Is a heroic equestrian statue General
George w. Gordon next followed with
a dedicntory address General Gor,lon's
speech was listened 20 with marked at
tention and his eulogy ~ the wizard
OF the saddle" repeatedly cheered
Mayor Williams then accepted the
monument In the name Of the city 81
Memphis
Little Miss Bradley. n great grand
daughter Of the dead chieftain. pulled
General Carnes delivered an address.
10 the view " thousands.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-17
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Fruit trees are shedding sroun.
Healdton J. T.
A spreading adder fatally BIT Jason
Isboll ~ Ninita. !. T.
A truckgrowers' association was or
Eanized at Mllburn, T.
Denison spring carnival Is being at
tended by many visitors.
Oklahoma City Jockey club win hold
races first week IN July.
Mrs. j. = worsham. an aged Indian
woman. died az Ardmore
Beaver county oklahoma. has q
large broom corn acreage.
Interior department wants data re-
Earding oklahoma oil wells
General Maxine Gomez Is danger
ously III at Santiago de Cuba.
Al Eldorado. Okla. Thomas Frazier.
ninety three years Of age. Is dead
Robert Short. a Katy section boss.
was shot 10 death at Melvin. l. T.
Mrs Elizabeth owens. a resident q
Texas since 1880 IL dead az Victoria
At Guthrie Herbert LINGERIE was
smothered TO death In a cotton seed
bin.
Coal supply u MuskoEee gave out
Monday and several plants had 70 shut
down.
Rock Island railway has resumed
construction on it, Coalgate- Lehigh
extension.
In "A railroad accident az woodhaven
Junction. Long Island. a dozen persons
were hurt
Eastern capitalists viii spend $40
900 In developing the granite beds near
Ravia. l. r.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-17
NOT LEGAL.

1t is not generally known that a
verdict Of a jury arrived at by lot
is not legal. A jury in county
court last week could not agree on
the amount the defendant should
be fined, whereupon they agreed
that each man should hand in his
estimate Of what the fine should
be and then divide the total
amount by the number of jurors,
and return the average thus ar
rived at as the verdict. This was
the case of Thurman Sexton, and
the verdict was 1854. This method
is illegal and the defendant will
perhaps get new trial on the
strength Of it.-Comsnche Chief.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-17
FEARED SAME FATE.
Cut His Throat With a Razor and Died
Two Hours Later.

Cut His Throat With a Razor and Died
Two Hours Later.
Chicago May I6-Fear that ne would
meet the same fate a. c. J. Carlstrom.
the VIC 9dworker who was killed. Il T.
alleged. by "sluggers." has led John
Mitterman 10 Kill himself Mitterman
cut his throat with razor while
standing IN the street opposite his
dwelling. He died two hours later At
a hospital raving against the unions
Mitterman. up 90 and after the time OF
the strike. was IN the employ OF Fred
l.. Nickel in whose shops Carlstrom
worked. He was one OF the men on
the list OF those 10 be "slugged." AZ
whom Carlstrom was the FIRST The
fact that he was 20 meet the fate Of
Carlstrom 80 preyed upon Mitterman's
mind that he sent letter 20 STR. Meek
81 week ago, saying that he had been
followed by "sluggcrs" and was in fcpr
OF his life
An investigation Il being made 10y
the police.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-17

The Chicago labor trouble slug
gers, according to the Times. Her.
aid, have a regular scale of prices
for "the gentle art OF murder and
manning" as follows:
For murder, 800 to $500.
Knockout, where victim is sent
to hospital, S25 to 500.
Leg or arm broken, $40 TO $50.
Eye gouged out, $40 to $25.
Plain beating, if any bones bro.
ken, So to SIS.
Wouldn't that fix you for the
hospital or the morgue?
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-17
EIGHT. HOUR DAY.
Job Printers Of Chicago and Employers
Discuss the Issue.

Chicago. May i6-The first sklrmlsh
Ia a night FOR an olght-hour day Is on
between the job printers and their en-
ployers Conferences during several
days eliminated In meeting between
a committee from Typographical union
No. 10 and the Chicago Typothctao
There are 2tOO job printers in Chicago
and they compose the advance guari
Of all union printers IN this country
who are seeking TO establish the eight
hour working day by Jan OF next
year. They have % plan Of gradual
reduction Of hours which provides Tor
the shortening Of the time by twenty
minutes every three months until ncxt'
January. Employers are as,.ed 20
agree 20 this proposition.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-17
COMMISSION coNvgNEs.
Hears Two Cases and Takes the Same
Under Amusement.

Austin. May i6.-The railroad COM
mission was In session Tuesday. The
application OF Max Hahn Packing COM
pany OF Dallas for carload rates from
that city to points on the Katy was
heard and taken under advisemcnt.
The commission then took up the
question OF a double daily train service
ON the Galveston. Harrisburg and San
Antonio railway west Of San Antonio.
Former Congressman Ball. who APP
peared for the railroad. contendcd that
Il would cost over 100000 annually
to place and maintain a double service
and the revenues of the road would not
justify H. The case was taken under
Amusement
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-17
SLAIN AT ENTRANCE.
Prominent Young Man Shot Down In
Front Of . heteL.

Yoakum. re.. May ia sensa.
tional killing occurred here Tuesday
morning. Z. s. Mason. a promlnen,
young man. was shot while standing
~ the entrance Of the Lane hotel
Shortly after n. A. and L. A. Newman
were arrested. They said that each had
fired with a winchester at the same
time on Mason. The latter vas shot
In the head and through the body. The
Newmans Gllege that Mason was re-
sronsibie Tor the conditions OF their
sisted. who died recently and In con-
nection with which a physician was
arrested charged with abortion.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-17
STATEMENT FILED.
Minister Bowen Has Replied TO the
Charges Made by LOOMS.

Washington, May is - Minister
Bowen called on Secretary Taft and
filed his statement In reply to Assistant
Secretary Of state LOOMS charges and
also bearing upon charges against Mr
LOOMS which he transmitted to OFF,
cials here. Mr.. Bowen informed Sec
rotary Taft Of the existence. on fle
In the state department, Of certain pa
pers In the case The papers were
sent for and were turned over 20 Mr.
Bowen for consideration. lie will re-
turn these papers In short time with
statement showing their significance
II seems these papers were sent 10 m,
state department some time ago. Their
exact nature Is not known but 70 BE-
understood they are copies ~ certain
papers found by Mr. Bowen at Caracas
connected with charges anoat there.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-17
FORT WORTH INDIGNANT.
citizsns oisplsased at the Census Re.
port That Was Given Out.

Fort Forth. May lG-This city Is In
dignant az the recent report made OF
the census Of Fort Worth and other
cities Of the state. which Is declared
fun Of Inaccuracies. The city council
VIII provide for taking another census.
The report of the government gives
Fort Worth $1,000 population. an in
crease IN four years OF only 272. The
population is placed az nearly 10000.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-17
SEVEN ARRESTS.
That Number Of Persons Have Been
Taken Into Custody at Athens. Ia.

Shreveport. May l6-As result O.,
the investigation conducted by Gov.
blanchard into the lyuchlng OF Dick
Craighead. and white man. who was
shot 10 death In his cell m Homer ian
By mob ~ unmasked men last month.
seven arrests have been made at Ath-
ems
a special from Glbbsland gives the
names ~ the parties under arrest as
follows Crump. Weary. Kllgore Dance
and three Wilson boys. who are broth
ers o. Mrs. Niece the woman whom
Craighead f. alleged 10 have murdered
The arrests have caused a sensa
ton Craighead IL said 70 have given
the names of two or three Of the mob
and the name 81 one other was given
by another prisoner who Witnessed the
shooting.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-17
Officially Informed.

Washington. May l6-Count Casslni.
Russian ambassador, has officially In
formed the Washington government Of
the appointment of Baron de- Roscn
as ambassador 10 the United states
He has advised his government that
tIe appointment 8 entirely agreeable
20 the president.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-17
FATAL TEASING.
Young Man Has Skull Fractured by a
Steel Rod

Shreveport. May is.-John Tete. son
Of Judge Tete. Of the Second ward OF
this parish. was perhaps fatally injur-
ed while teasing an Assyrlan shop
keeper az Vivian. near this city. Tcte.
who r. twenty-five years n age. was
annoying the Assyrian. when he punch b
ed him "a blow on the head with an UNI
brella. The steel rod fractured the lm-
fortunate young mans skull ana pene-
trated the brain. His chances FOR re-
oovery ar. slim.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-17

The Southern Baptist Conven.
ton at Kansas City has elected
delegates to the Northern Baptist
Convention in st. Louis.