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right into your blood vessels without YOUR
knowing it; and then you must be lively
You can't help it.
well, this manager jabbed the stuff in
this players leg, and he played like the
fastest out fielder in the business for nine and
fve-sixths innings. With two down in the last
half O the ninth, his team a run behind, he
bangs out a double. The next man slugs it
out to the fence, and the crowd starts to go;
but this Slow guy he goes to third like a
streak, but just he rounds the bag the
dope out and leaves him like he was
before the needle applied to the calf of
his leg. He stops most dead still in the base
line. The runner following crashes into him.
piled to the back O the slow guy an they
lose the game. The moral O that tale, chief
Is that if you want to ginger us ball players
up, you must be sure and give enough of
1T SOS it won't die out at critical moment"
There was a firm, set look to Sure Eyes
mouth like he used when he released some
body. A great man was Sure Eye. We didn't
think ne took any stock in the dope story, and
ate our ham and cabbage and pie that night
just though we'd earned it.
But he starts for the drug store after supper
and on the way he meets Chopemout Clancy
who amt playing short stop because of a
spiked leg. And he tells Chop his trouble and
asks him what's good for a bunch o lazy
hounds that won't work and would ruther
lose games than win 'em.
If l was you," says Chopemout I'D
take exceptionally heavy Louisville slugger
bat to cure the worst cases But have you
ever heard O. this here liquid air?'
ANY relation o hot air." says Sure Eye
If it is, don't want it; my players pass me
all l want O that every day. pressed down and
running over"
mo, it amt hot air. says Chopemout. Its
a subtle, resistless force, witch when you eat
it won't let you rest. You got to work. You
pine for work. You feels though you must
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-09

GINGER" says Sure Eye Simmons
~ Ginger in a key, bar'1 hogshead;
ginger mixed with cayenne pepper, stirred up
in spirits O hot stuff, with tobacco throwed
in on the side-that's what you bunch o
half-dead ones need. Feed it to you with
garden hose and red-hot needle to make it
noticeable. An I'll do it, by thunder"
The famous Sluggitt Corners outfit had just
lost a game to the Smashvilles because of
sleepy work in the field, on the bases, and
on the coaching lines. Long hits had been
stretched because the out ielders had lead
feet, short hits had been safe because the in
felders were anchored. Little raps had been
disastrous when we had men on the bags, and
the manager was disguised.
Don't do like Teller up in the National
League did once" says Long Arm Leary,
thinking the boss was joking. He was the
slowest runner you ever see. though a fine
hitter. To liven him up his manager got some
race-horse dope and a big hippopotamus
needle and jabbed about four fingers of it in
his leg before big game.
"Hippopotamus needlel" says Sawed Off
SPOTS. That must hurt. Watts it like
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-09

work or split. They tried it on
a dorg out in France, l think,
and he barked till only his
mouth was left. And they gave
some to a horse entered in the
first race over in England, an he
won every rae. on the track for
six weeks-just couldn't stop
till the liquid airs great power
run out"
mo fear of its runnin' out
in nine innin's if l give it to
my ball players?" says Sure Eye.
Cert My not" says Chopem-
out One dose. though it'll cost
something, will last most half a
season. It's pleasant to take,
though, and the boys'll never
know they're getting revivifed."
"Gettin' watt" growls Sure
Eye.
., Gettin' braced up" says
Chopemout
That's better. Save your
highfalutin language for them
ornery ball players O mine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-09

on some himself.
At the end of six weeks, when
we had the Big Stick league pen
nant safe, the boys stopped one
morning as quick as they started,
and began chawing tobacker as
natural as though nothing had
ever happened; all except Chop
emout: He kept It up playin' ball
with himself knockin' up flies and
ketchin' 'em before they struck
the ground, for six weeks more,
because he'd got the double dose,
and that was the only time on
record we really beat Clancy.
But it didn't hurt him. He said
it seemed like a dream, playing
three months, day and night, at
a stretch. And he was ready for
another dose of liquid air, only we
didn't need it to win that cham
pionship, and the next spring the
league directors barred the stuff,
because other managers were get
ting ready to keep their players
going the whole season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-09

a railroad spike
or a twenty
penny nail?"
" Mebbe it
amt hippopota-
mus" says Long
Arm Leary.
i" It's hip some
thing. But let
that go. It's
a needle that
when this stuff
that makes race
horses run is
put into it it
can squirt it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-09

We got the
stuff about noon
on the day we
played the Lar
rup Centers,
and the effect
was instantane-
Gus. Why, they
tore their uni
forms getting
into them SO
fast. They got
on the field and
handled t h a t
ball like thirteen
b,1ncheSof chain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-09

FREE BOOK ON DREssMAKING. Write once.
Natl Cor School Of Drenakns Dept s04, Des Holmes Iowa.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-30
Fnos FRIDAYS DAILY

Fnsss ualoaisa a ear Il stoves %.
dAy
WI nepus wns ln Nuskoges to-
dag On business
Seymour Riddle sent . Muskozss
TO-DAY 90 business
q II C4ldssil rstgfnea yesterday
from : vacation at hs old home Ia
0fncuaeld. Ind
Chaunceg p DaaklstsrEer q Loek.
port. = \. Is Ia the eity lie Is
making a four q this aountrY looking
faf lneosi ments
Df 3 . FoftnsF las iasi returned
from : fee weeks spent ln study a.
tie famous AaFo clinic q safgcfY at
Rochester Hinu
Mrs. NeFtla liArnstt aud little sgn.
Robert. 81 Columbia. Ne. are here for
visit Nlth M Harnett's pafents
81 and Mfs ~ Galbfeth
n Cupp o. Tulsa As n tie city
last nikht He as returning from
Grove and Alton NJ Cgpp Who Is
= Repah.sean. Is msmhef Of the city
council
Rev II d Noofs. pastor oi tie
baptist G hureb, returned this morn.
lug from ! months vacation - bis ed
home IN iasa and vii pfuAch as asa.
a sunday morning and night Mrs
Moofs and the children sill remain IN
Iowa for some time set
At aud Mrs J. " Off and Harold
Jeff last night fof Sew YofA wliere
next THURSDAY night Mr Ort wia 81.
tend lie Bryan homecoming reosp.
ton Is one u tie ten delegates from
Indian Territory NJ anh Mn orr
expect 20 he aNaf ahout twu weeks
lie Henderson TIE railroad nan.
sent 10 MuskoRee this morning II
slll l.s two weeks a. least before
Mss.rs kilFen and Tufiey the 81.
Louis capitalists come = a decision
a. a elAf they and their friends sill
d ard until then NJ Henderson can
a. no Nofs even n b. decides 90 con.
time his project here
Ofino Laxative Fruit Syrup a sold
under 3 positive guarantees toeure con.
sfip4fInn, sick ieadaeIsf. stomach
ffo0his. vt ans form 81 Indigestion III
II fafl&. tAe manufacturers refund
Fouf motley AiaI more can aonf ut
O.. 4. = Owens
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-30

Invitations q file exee1lloa q Rob.
eft cugton. coioFna. Ia ghs Unlted
states lalli on TUESDAY, September Z,
have been sent out OuiY about :,
lnslsatloEe hAse heen distributed.
10 faF no effort has hean mads g -
cure : rspFlevs Or 4 new trial ior Cot-
ton and the execution sill probably
take place. TIE Ralloss i al ready.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-30
rnon TnuasDAy's pAiLY
II rafls Il ia St Louis


N. Lewh mossa from tlae east
ID tl,s southwest paft of.sown l0dag.
Deputy Chambsfialn wsnt oct IN
lle Biz creek nalgilhorlioea this after
noon
Edward Galbfsth residing IN tho
southwest part Of sown, i dangerous
" ~.
Df A. Vs. Foreman has returned
from visit ia Denver and Colorado
springs
ST. johnson uill leave this even.
ing Ter > slslt uith home folks ~
Greenfield. ~
r. q Holland viii leave this even
lng 20 buy furniture Ia the Chicago
ard SC. Louis markatA
The membsn of Phlladslphlanlodse
10. Il, X q r. are making ga effort
"a Increase their membership
w.R fisnducss AID sons are pus'
ting - t44ptftfsstt3 Ck,
sales farm lolnlng she city "a the
northwest
Aihst Nathan And " p. Todd
returned 10 Pennsylvania TO-DAY after
locking after their railroad and oil
Interests Ia TIE Ctefokss Nation.
Charley cowAn, ciAfgea wlsh cruel.
Il "a animals. was released from jail
thss morning under tond 70 appear ln
caurt ia Miami on ssptsmbsr i
~ l.. +. noeds from 81. Louis NO.
vii hs 10 Vinita irun August q 20
81 Eycs tested and glasses lselsntl1.
eAlly hfsed EnqaIrs 81 Peoples Drug
Store
An Etchen. master Ia cbAncefy,
vent "a clafcmoru 90 Tie morning
tfaiu. ana Judge I. = Iafksi i', ou
tis fasg mali Court Is bclas held
thefe TO-DAY
Judge L , rArkeg Jf = Thirty.
four ysafs old tcdag Tie younges
Judge on tie feisni beueh las heen
receiving tlls congratulations oi hlsI
mAny friends
Nx A v Foreman. Who h1s been
visiting Ii California i0r several mon
ia stgocte1 10 start hons neat Mon.
6zl psoflilng Sic Is able % trAtsl
She has been seriously slcs feoautly
The nes trout oi tie sanders.
Wright Mercantile eomlany's : store i
80 lmmen@ improvement over tie
ed II Ali tie wooden awnings eefe
removed. modern fronts scfe pot 10,
aud eonrfsts wslks iaid shat change
there uould ~ ln tie appearance y
Ehs business district u tbs o.d toau
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-30
saskesss Excursion

August 81 annual eueampment ~
III 4. Rate enc fare plas 81 cents
for toaud trip. Dates 81 sale Aug,
usi and 5o anal limit September 4
Il A faflhlue AGENT - Rat
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-30

Boz bloailnF. bo'ethnE. soufsfomarh
Tad hrcafn malANimilatl0n uf food
and All sYMptaHs u Indigestion. Ring +
Dyspepsia Tablets aFp 4 pfaMpg and
ericleut cpfreelith sa'd 81 4 =.
Owens
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-30
rRoM SATURDAYS DAILY.


PROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
Mln Leon Anderson b now sm-
ps0ysd ~ she Fair.
L. 4. scott q Tie Chisftsin force
i on ths SEX list today,
Deputy Marshal basil stepp of
ClaFemofe d IN the cltY todAG.
IN Riley og FarmTllle. No., "a IA
TIE city today looking over TIE coan-
tv.
A marriage lsccnse was Issued this
morning 70 Cole Williams and Miss
Cora Les smith, both Of Alton.
Judge ]. A GAl aas called 10 Muh-
kogee this morning 70 attend \ meet.
iug q the 9istFictlng and cansasaing
hoafd
The ladies' Il tie Entire sous club
are requested 70 meet Monday after.
noon a. O'clock At tie home q NrA
Emmstt Tea
judge L. n Parker. Jr, aud ". n
Slmmk eoast IAllin vent % Pryor
Creek this morning, where a short
session Of oourt Is belng bald today
EDITOR MAsternon Of the Adaif
Ledger wss IA the elty thls morning
His daughter Is very siek and he vas
making arrangements e. bring her TO
the hospital nere
Df Williams tackled = big sob
sheu hc commeneed removing the
mud from poud LllY lake Ia ElectricI
park TIE expense will be a. least
ttea
Mn ntuwu. Z mlllloueu trimmer,
sill arrive Ia ths eltY Monday and &C.
espt = position a. the fAif Size Is
sell kno4n by many residents oi
kinlta
J. r RagaH has sold 10 james brad.
10 tia lot formerly ouned By A. /.
Churchill On lllinois avenue near
Foreman street There Is ave.
room cottage ca the premises
7 RAgan las PURCHASED Tie la.
tercet oi George h. Foster IN the real
estate susiness Of Raxzn : Foster
and I'll hereafter eondact the bfsi
neza Under the name q T RaRaa /
= i Davidson. deputy clerk 70
turned last night from Clagemofe and
Nuwata, wheFe he has heen alth /
Jadgs Fafksr. Thsg taa basY day |
yesterday - Souasa tie Judge sign.
iag - orders
TIE union cottage PRAYER mesting
sill be he'd AZ tie home Of Nm. L. X. /
NcGunin Monday aftsrneou at
o cloek THE Bible studY viii - from /
the tenth chapter q Luke A good
attendance = desired
There wAs slight wreok Ia the
Frisco yards tia moralng resulting /
IN the defallmsut Of three can, and |
ths blocking q two sidIugs A car
ffom one siding vas shunted too Tar.
And struck tvo otlieu On another
track
FoF Sale We have a nice age.foom /
lsouss. clty water, electric lights, good
sith seven larKs lots Ia /
tie hest usighlorilood IN town All
for seaoo We viii loan sou one.talf
u tie money e pa fof il with See
] T Ragan.
Rolsft Allen Of near Timher Hll 4
east q tie cts, vas here to-day and
informed The Chisftaln that the peo-
pie Ia his community are building q
school house ard have made appllcA.
ton for ; teachef TheY have q
pupils withln tWo miles each Say
from the site Of tie Proposed hew
building
Tie Chleftaln IS Ia reeeipt through
" d Depne. ef a copy q tie regua.
tlons governing Tie leasing aud sale
si lands allotted OF lnhsfitsd b. full. i
blood Indians Of the ave civilized
Ifihes. as prescribed on iuiy b. the
secretary ~ tie interior TIE regulA
lions contain the different forms pre-.
seFited bY the department Anyone
sho desires % % - Is seleoms q TIE
sss 81 The regulations. ard TIE Chief.
Iaiu slll he glad q print any desired
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-30

when yuaf joints ache and yoa suffer
ffaan rheumatism Buy 3 bottle 81
hmlinHlA Snom Liuiment and get ln.
sganf relief 4 positive cure for
Mueies. Sore Cllsst. ste Nj. T..
BoEy, 4 prominent merchant at VII.
i0w Point, Texas. aAYA that ha hnda
ialiard's snow Liniment TIE best al
round Linim3nt ie ever used Sold
b Peoples Drug store
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-30

TIE 1hieitaln Is II fteelpt through
" d pepue. q a copy q tie regula.
tlons governing The leasing and sale
Of lands allotted Of inherited b. full.
blood Indians Of the ave civilized
tribes. as prescribed on 1uly b. the
secretary ~ tie interior The regala.
tions contain tire different forms pre-.
scriled by the department Anyone
sho desires @ DO - Is welcoms q TIE
"a 81 the regulations. ard TIE Chief.
tain wlll BE- glad to print any desired
forms. bgf onlY 70 order, as the secfe.
tary makes 70 many changes that u
doesn't paY 70 keep tie forms 10
stock
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-21
HAPPENINGS CONDENSED.

Mrs. 7. X. Dixon dropped dead a,
Mill Greek. |. 7.
A 10000 club has been organized
az West sulphur, !. T.
Lufkip (Tex1 OH company struck
oil seven miles north OF Lufkin.
Charles Mccain. accidentally shot
by Crock" Hobbs az Madill. J. T.
died.
Governor McCurtain and other prom
lnent Cherokees will not go 10 Wash.
ington at present
Muskogee Evening Times and Even.
ing Democrat have consolidated under
name OF Tinaes-Democrat
Five miles from Shreveport Mrs. F.
J. Gusenberg drowned herself In an
overhead cistern.
c. W. Ingram. a switchman. fell un.
der a car az Gainesville. Tex. One
leg was mashed to a Jelly.
John Toooch. an Indian. and his
son had a fight In the seminole nation
near Maud. The son Is dead
A Frisco switchman named Charles
A. Gardner was SO badly injured By
being crushed between cars that death
ensued
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-21
NEGRO MURDERS GIRL
First Attempts to CriminaiIy A.
sauIt Her.
SHREVEPORT ISSCENE
tcoundrel Mas Hurried on 10 the
Parish Prison, " here One 1hon-
sand Men Sought Him but
without success.

Shreveport. Feb. 20.--while return
ing home from school Margaret Lear
aged fifteen years. was stopped In
the public road near her home. two
miles weEt OF this city. Monday after
noon by a negro. who attempted a
criminal assault upon her The young
girl struggled with the man. and
screamed several times The negro
pulled pistol and. pressing It's muz-
zls against the girls neck. pulled the
trigger. She fell unconscious 20 the
ground and her assailant fled 10 the
woods. Two negroes saw the act and
Immediately gave the alarm. Miss
Lear was dying when picked up. Her
death occurred a few minutes after
reaching home.
Sheriff Ward led a posse In search
OF the negro. and apprehended him
two hours after the murder In a cabin
not far from the scene OF the crime.
He gave his name as Charles Coleman
and has been employed in the shops
OF the Kansas City Southern rail.
road In this city. The prisoner was
lodged In jail before the crime had
become generally known. As soon as
the news got out that the negro was
In custody a crowd began 10 gather
around the jail. and al o'clock at
night 1000 men were making an at
tempt 10 lynch him
At midnight the crowd at the jail
had dwindled considerably. and an
attack hy The mob was not anticipated.
one hundred armed men. composed
OF Officers soldiers and private citi
zens stood guard inside the jail.
District Judge T. r. Bell addra sseO
the crowd. making an appeal for Law
and order
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-21
FELL down STAIRWAY
50 say The banning Master With
Gussie IIari.
SKULL Is FRACTURED
Head Of Actress iiadi, i;a,tercd and
the Walls Of steps lip Which
She Was Carried Mere
liloOd smeared.

New York. Feb. 2O.--A murder mys-
terry, with some features not unlike
the famous Patterson case two years
ago. engaged the attention OF the po-
lice Tuesday. As in the crime which
cost Caesar Young HIS life and Nan
Patterson, an actress. more than a
year of her liberty. a cab and a woman
are the principal features in this
mystery. Tho woman. Gussie Hart.
was the victim. and a carriage. ac-
oording TO tho theory OF the police.
was the scene OF her death. Several
persons who are thought to know
something OF the manner in which the
woman was killed have disappeared.
The first intimation that a crime
had been committed came TO the po-
lice when a physician notified them he
had been called 10 the house at 26l
West Thlrty-eighth street 20 attend a
woman and found her dead. Her skull
had been fractured. Miss Hart had
been appearing In The Child Wife
In a theater In this city. and had the.
atrical engagements here until May 8
next. The rolice we're unable 10 learn
where she was from the time she left
the theater Monday night until sew.
eral hours later, when a cab stopped
before the house where she roomed
IN West Thirty-eighth street. Then.
they say. women took her from the
cab and carried her into the house.
and a few minutes later a physician
was called He was told that n woman
was ill when he reached her room
he found two women and three men
NJ the bedside. Miss Hart was dead.
when the coroner who was notified
At once. reached the room none of the
watchers remained. The body OF the
woman with the head terribly bat
tered. was lying undisturbed on the
bed. and the walls along the stairway
up which she had been carried were
smeared with blood The police be
gan searching for the cab and for the
two men who carried the woman
body % her room. Miss Hart told
the Iandlady Of her boarding house a
few days ago that her family resided
az Washington. ID. G.
Later t3e police arrested Edward
Murphy. n dancing master. who said
he was with Gussie Hart Monday
night. and DE- called a doctor Murphy
safe she foil down a flight of twenty
steps
She was unconscious when he
reached her Assisted by walters he
carried Miss Hart 10 q cab and took
her 20 her room
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-21
THROWN BESIDE sARN.
Throat Of Music Lover Cut and eody
-Four Times Stabbed.

Throat Of Music Lover Cut and eody
-Four Times Stabbed.
New York. Fob 2o.-Returning from
the Metropolitan opera House early
Tuosdsy morning te his home az Bath
Beach. Alberto Campo. a well.to-do
tailor. was killed and his body thrown
beside a barn Ills throat was cut and
his body bore four stab wounds.
Campos well-known devotion 10
classical music seems 90 have played
a leading part In the fta. tragedy. He
frequently went TO the opera, but was
usually accompanied by his young
wife. Tuesday night he sent alone.
and was killed as he was returning
through the quiet streets Of the sub.
urb. which is known as Van Pelt Man.
or. Under iis arm Campo carried the
score Of Die Meistersinger." with an
Italian translation OF the German IL
bretto.
The police were informed and began
a search. which Immediately disclosed
trail from the body 10 Bay Nine
teenIh street. Here on the sidewalk
they found the music and the turning
OF the turf showed that n desperate
struggle had occurred.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-21
NO RACE DISCRIMINATION.
Case Of Rufus Martin. Carrying Death
Penalty. Is Affirnsd.

Washington, Feb co-The supreme
court OF the United States affirmed
the decision of the couTt OF criminal
appeals of Texas On the ease OF Rufus
Martin ys. the state OF Texas
Martin who Is q negro. IS under
sentence of death on the charge Of
numbering r. T. swackhammer az
Fort worsh IN 1903 he appealed the
case. 10 the supreme court on the
charge that be- vas Disseminated
against in hts trial IN that no men of
his own race were summoned to sit
on the jury Justice Harlan. who de-.
livgrod the opinion. said there was no
evidence to Sustain the charge of race
Discrimination
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-21
Cut His Throat

Battle Creek. Mich. Feb. e0.--After
spending but one night in local san
itarium as a nervous patient. Joseph
w. Carlisle OF Jackson. Miss. com.
mitted suicide. Carllsle's wife left
him sleeping soundly when she wen,
10 breakfast Returning. she found
her husband dead on the floor with
his throat cut
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-21
Transferred 10 New YORK

New York. Feb. 20.-The headquar.
ters OF the Southern Pacific company's
Atlantic steamship lines have been
transferred from Houston and New
Orleans 10 this city. both In the oper
atiEg and traffic departments
l.. II. Nutting Is general passenger
agent and l.. J. Spencer general
freight agent
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-21

~ Pas0 Feb. 20-A snocial from
Dcmlne a. al. says ihat Robert Han.
uigan. prominent Cltticmau of
southern Ntv Mexico. was taken by
bandits frcm a stago near silver City.
y. NJ an6 carried into the Mogolton
mounfa~s
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-21
ceekran Cannot pIseuss u.

washing1or. Feb. 20.-when asked
concerning the report OF his engage.
ment TO Mrs Jack Gardner.os Boston.
Representative Bourke Cochran OF
New York said: Il cannot discuss IL.
I can oniT n, fiore such an unauthor.
lied use OF 80 lady's name"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-21
-Four Burned to Death.

Johnstown. Pa. Feb. 2O.-By the
destruction OF the residence Of Pat.
rick NJ Grogan. twenty.seven miles
out. Mrs. Mary Grogan. Patrick Gro
gan. Willie Grogan and Katie Grogan
were cremated
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-21
Texas 2 .tmasters Named.

Washington. Feb 20.--President
nominated H. +. Butler for postmas.
ter at Ansou. Tex, and c. J Lewis az
Clarendon.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-21
To BE ariaadlsr General.

Washington. Feb. 20.-Mayor W. p.
Duvall has been nominated by the
president to be major general.
The Jewish outlook., 1906-02-02
Much Ado
About Nothing

ence of American Rabbis, con-
tanning the more important reports
and papers read before the
Cleveland meeting last July is welcome
in that it affords the student Of Jewish
affairs an opportunity to pass judgment
upon the deliberations Of that body.
With the exception of the report of the
Committee on Synodal Literature, Rabbi
Geo. Zepin's paper on 'The Pathology
of the Lack Of Affiliation,' seems to
have provoked the most discussion.
Rabbi Zepin could have easily boiled his
paper down to two salient points CD
The Country Jew, already half -assimil-
ated by the iconoclasm Of Reform Juda-
ISM looks askance at the efforts made to
re-Judaize him. His policy is that OF
laissez- -faire. (2) The Orthodox Jew OF
the cities, identifies Reform with assimil
alton, and would rather embrace Zion
ism with it's idealism. Although Mr..
Zepin assured his brethren at the confer
ence that he held no brief for Zionism,