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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12

oRAY CONES TO SEATTLE.

Archibald Gray general freight
agent ~ the Great Northern az
sioux city, la viii he moved To- Sc
attic aud given the title OF assist
ant traffic manager of the Western
division. Walter Hiil, youngest son
Of james j. TIN. has been appointed
right Of way agent FOR the new line
now under construction between
sioux city and Omaha,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12
THREATENED her
HUSBANDS LIFE

striking divorce proceedings were
Instituted late yesterday afternoon
IN the superior court. Alfred Lam
oursAux filing a complaint against
Louisa I.amoursauN demanding a
decree % separation Nothwtth-
standing the Afsetionate propsnsi-
ties the name 81 the two Implies. the
plaintiff alleges that more than once
IN fits Of rage the wife has attempt
81 20 XIII him. and for years she
kept him lu imminent fear Of losing
his life. OF OF sustaining serious
bodily harm. The two were mar
ried at Devils Lake, =. d. In 1901.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12
BRAKEMAN KILLED
lsoriep, rsI.srssh serviesJ

wALI.A WALLA. Dee. IA
brakeman. name unknown. was
killed and Conductor Joe Boucher
OF Starbuek. was fatally injured in
rear-end collision three miles east
OF Umatills last night at ; O'Clock.
Other members Of both train crews
were slightly injured.
Train No. 81. heavily laden. was
followed by No. 1871 with light
load Rounding a curve the latter
crashed into the former The
wreckage caught fire, the brakeman
and Conductor Boucher being
caught IN the flames.
A special engine was sent TO the
rescue from Pendieton. and the vic
Tins were removed TO that city for
medical attendance. The blame for
the accident is said 90 rest with the
crew OF the head train. which, IL is
alleged. failed to carry rear signal
lights
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12
MAY CHANGE THE OREGON.

Rear Admiral W. r. Rurwell
Commsudaut Of the navy yard al
nremerton is expecting word from
Washington soon to the effect that
the hattlcship oregon Is 60 he trans
formed into modern fighting YES
sci II this g. done II viii mean
that 1900. 600 VIII have to be ex-
neudaa upon her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12
RAYNER SAYS THEODORE THINKS
HE'S THE WHOLE CHEESE

10 soon after the disaster The
president is exercising many func.
lions. executive. legislative. judi
elal. lawful. unlawful. constitution
al aud unconstitutional, aud Ne
must either dlaabnse the presidents
mind Of the idea that he ta super
visor OF ali the schools ia the yart
Gus states OF assure him that We
nEree with him as to the omnip0-
tenee ~ his Jurisdiction.
There is no provision In the
treaty with Japan comforting the
right ~ witch the president speaks.
and N there we're such a provision
II would be void
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12
CHAMBER or COMMERCE.

At the meeting Of the Chamber
% Commerce this afternoon a num-
Der Of committee reports, which
should have been read at the last
meeting. but we're postponed on ac.
count Of the presence Of the We
natchee Commercial club. are being
heard. The report from the legis-
lative committee on the question OF
levyIna assessments Of benefits aud
damages on street regrades and the
report by the same committee on
the question ~ compelling add
tions of 10 acres to set aside one
tenth Tor public uses. are two OF the
questions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12

.,uA wash. Dee Il Tbs
.s,srusluabic tfassiaE cut al
..mlaagion 81 talysmsn = MAX
A. harder Go sseufe a iurN
~ trial ~ chester fhomp'
Ah3sf determination 10 flores
s.tlan displayed AZ the out
\. saansel Tor the state. ms
eltssr resolution ca thv pafl
Il Thompson 10 flght to th'
a'sse i save his unfortunate
49, ne sailoua ana the ORA
- A. q By -rtay Watsh have
- lsta HSbt despite the rathri
s,aa nature ~ the uxamina
hspFs has aroused such in
assfest ln thts vicinity that
/ nsf HisW or woman ln Ia
i tFasf pho dues net noH
II ahaat che vase and has
|, - a. seinian in the asht Aua
-, ~ naiurai expioiiation % ths
Is EAIled 90 a.. the luca|
..,.,ssers. with thsif teiauinoui
s.s q each days prueevlinEn
- a.a8s up Tor
=. ,saessusn entered the jury bos
sssssFsla1 uniy e. - excused
~.uisffY as cioykwafk uot be-
- ssthes ths prosecution ne de-
80 a. nat SAINT them bat De
- "a had read u the ease ~
!. nsmse4asfa 81 bad been talked
= nisnlls and had FORMED an ir-
.sahss efiuloa one Nay Or ~
o.
sssrukla1 Cor rslssrpss.
rnsss ths sherlgf % Pierce coun-
- - hair a daHeu o. more
s....s asFatrs arr seourlax the
4s|rx - ~ last batch ef mrs
~.@e.sn saanaspnsd IN The third We
=. sdessd Issued ~ Judge Smell
.sesaAY Sams ~ the names in-
sst n m Lass list are 81 prum
80 usn haf by far TIE majority
r 4 sssSssns sltiug faf eat iu ths
rusry. ehsrs g IL hapsa The ac-
.ssis e ~ sass have nat yet pea
es,na anH HhsFe n1ru HzaY Be- Hr-
NJ sho haVe not set becums
rshvs<ae Despite thla fact the
enskna are ghat the sheriff Nui
: ~ asane b. able &c report the
x hfty nsnsss AZ 5 eriurk this
ums.x a. eFdstsd - Judge smell
~ u re xsniremsu in fhs Third
- lsarrk8 that their uafues were
uasana yesterday and we're NOT %
| \ sema - the sheriff and his
snsIes uhxn they called laat nishi
4. tts marninx
Ira Will BE Bitter.
nerY irrespective iurymau who u
Ms lsass extent conveHHaut with
\ natzfv e TIE ease. and the re-
|sNwnssa af liberalization als-
Mys1 ~ aatn sides. kunua tina;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12

WASHINGTON. bee - Sen.
atof Rat uer. Of Mar land on the
floor q the senate this afternoon
aassilea the presidents attitude TO
wards the controversy at San Fran.
cisco with reference 10 the Japan
csc
In referring 20 the vciied threat
In the fneasaEs 10 uss military force
be said
1t IL Important 10 hnos whether
the president has any power IN the
premises as Il IL quite n serious
matter that tho president should
Contemplate bonbnriinE the city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12
.LINEMEN FALL
DIE INSTANTLY
(star Special s.rviee.l

ABERDEEN. Dec. Il - Oscar
Hansen. a lineman, yesterday fell
from a pole. striking ON his head
and dying Instantly
A short time later J, NJ Dean. an.
other lineman. came In contact
with a live wire and met a similar
fate
Both bodies were removed To the
morgue and an effort Is being made
to locate the relatives Of the vic.
Tins. Neither man was married.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12
40. MAN BROWNS
,a,,,s,, rsI,orsph s.rvlo..)

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-THE body OF
NJ l.. Lee. age 81 years. aud head
Of an Advertising agency, was found
in lake Michigan, at the foot OF
Gicnayle place. this morning. His
uon. M ". Lee. thinks hts father
committed suicide on account OF III
health.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12
RAVGNNA WILL ANNEX.

The election held yesterday al
Ravcnna for the purpose Of permit
ting the voters to decide the aues-
ton OF annexation resulted IA a de-
elded victory for the anuoxsttonists,
the vote being 80 Tor and only one
nEn Inai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12
NEW OIL ousHgR.
aANrA -nARnARA

4 NANTA HAItHAItA, "a
= Dec. IA new Rusher. pro
4 ducing 10000 barrels OF oil per
4 day has been struck here II
4 h owned by an English and
4 San Francisco syndicate. The
4 well Is not yet controlled and
4 the oil is going 60 waste.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12
GETS NEW TRIAL.
tssar Special ssrvIesl

OLYMPIA. Dec. i2-Tho state
supreme court has affirmed the de
cislnn of the KinE county superior
court granting a new trial OF the
forclble entry and detainer ease OF
Mary A. Cummings aud husband
against Nicholas Slnleh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12

tho trial win be enc which for bit.
fefnesH VIII mark an cpoch ia the
history 90 criminal iuriuptudeneu
and that thr man who sits In the
jury box viii not be able Go eat his
Christmas dinner AZ homo With his
family u 10 new highly probable
that il may b. the first ~ the year
befofe even the testimony % In. let
alone tho exhaustive arguments go
I be made bY the seven attorneys Sea
the eaav. aud the time O. be allowed
the Jury for lts final elaboration
Instead - taking only ono day
aad e half to Introduce an Zee testt-
mauy az has been announced by
. Prosecuting Attorney Macintosh. n
r. nov believed that u VIII be three
az faur days az least before the
prosecution viii have placed tts last
Z witness iu direct examination uu the
slant
Determined 70 cenNiet
The state h determined al all
T eosla. to conviet chester Thompson
- murder Tea the fret drErre The
E Introduction Into the prosecution u
I Themas Vance. formerly attorney
general ~ the state and one II the
meat caustlc attorneys before the
I ioeai bar. and nepuy rrvaceutns
( Attorney Waiter Harvey % pIeter
{ eauuty IL proof q this.
I We are Eotuk to conyiet thla
E prisoner Prosecuting Attorney
E MaskiHgosh said ga the representa- 8
Z tive q The Star this muFniuK W.
Z ara sulnE to cunNiet him - murder
lu ths first degree. and att this talk
- insanity 30 not going Ca save MIN
u IL uiy firms belief that n. viii
haHs for his gfifne
The introduction - Vance = 70
Be unea az an effective weapon b
chfsf Counsel " II. Morri. in ~
argument GO the jury az showing
F tha uneslisd Tor vtndictivsnsss OF
I the state. despite the fact that
Judge Smell uphsi1 Prosecuting At
tafney Markintish IN assoetsltns
the former attorney general stlb
htfu IN thr case
Nanss a Nsiantssr.
Vance has nworu under oath that
1 - cam. into the case witheut one
esnf - rayment either received OF
expected Attorney Morris said this
morning Prosecuting Attorney
I Macintosh made a sNefn statement
I ln eourt 10 the same effect Ne wtli
Admit that Ms Vance spoke the
traath when he sid ~ neither re-
cslVsd tsor expected remuneration.
= remarkable thing In t-elf Zoe an
atturury who l. in the husiurts for
maury. 90 say
snut IL he lant IN ths case fer
snausy. shat is Ne IN the eaSs far :
! what purpose under the sun could
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12
COAL SITUATION IS
MUCH IMPROVED


sls ago star began tire publication ef articles
rs.ns zeal shortage Prem day 10 day references vas
sn.a. 90 ona waiting each morning IN the
hoes Of securing coat photograph Of what remained
q sf lines" after daylight puethsd
in tbs And another Sc
se evening discovery that wagons daily wait
IN la~ Tor Ioaas trat OF them
sert sscurs This other has
d.eessr.d that that about over
.ra dsve,na nueh ~ you don't read The
star xoa don't Get when Il 10 news.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12
VESSEL SINKS
SIXTEEN DIE

BALBAo. spain. Dec l2-By the
cspsiEing Of ferry boat on the
Nervion river yesterday is persons
were drowned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12
oRAToRIcAL CONTEST.

A silver medal oratorloal contest
viii be given Friday evening at the
Baptist church. North 72nd St. un-
der the auspices Of the woodland
w G. r. U.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12
ASKS FOR NEW TREATY
lserIpps Telegraph Service.

WASHINGTON. Dec IL :
. Senator Gearin. Of Oregon. In.
= troduced a resolution in the :
senate today calling for the
= exclusion Of Japanese coolies I
by means Of a treaty. The res
4 olntion was laid on the table
The resolutions asks for a I
treaty clearly enumeratlng I
the rights Of the Japanese. and ,
4 absolutely excluding all mem I
beers OF the eoolie class.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12

DIPLOMATIC CORPS.
tserIpps Telegraph service

a (serpps Telegraph servles1
WASHINGTON. Dec IL
q The president today nominal
ed the follnwinE ambassadors
= Henry White. Of Rhode Island.
a to France. LLOYD Gune0m. Of
Pennsylvania. to Italy John
Riddle, al Minnesota, 10 huH
ala. Irving u Dudley, Of Colo
RADIO. 20 Hfaael and Leslie
= Combs. Of Kentucky, 10 Hho
= coed Dudley as minister To
q Peru
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12
FINED FOR EHPEcToRATihe

A fine OF s. with severe repri'
mand BY Judge Gordon and Il warn
ing 20 be careful tn the future, was
given TO 3. A. Hiekson, OF ballard
who was arrested on a charge OF
expoctoratlng ON the floor OF Ere.
mont ballard car this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12
THREATENED By
SMALL POX

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, Dec. Il
Health officers today vaccinated
500 persons In lodging houses ho-
tells and schools ON account OF "a
threatened epidemic OF smallpox
The state law f. against compulsory
vaccination. and police regulations
require n. The health commission
or saws the police regulation ex'
eeeds the state law. one man re-
sfated and was arrested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12

q 10 uoa believed that a jury mas
he iiupamuIiea tomorrow nnd that
the intrutne ton "a tcattmanr vili b.
begun FRIDAY II ~ learned that
the state wlll have 20 Witnesses g.
addition fa tbs actual witnesses u
the shooting the dealer php seia
young Thompson the revolver with
which he silied Judge Etpnfy and
the conductor " the trolley ear ia
which the prisoner rode 10 his VIE
iima horne. the following mrmbsra
q me nnlles department. wiil Dc iu
court Friday 90 testify tef the state
Chisf q Police Wappsnstsin. Nhe
had a tafs wtth young Thompsat
after the shooting ard Officers
George Nrawu. Charles Phillips
1amss nYrms. T. Stuart. Charles
Tsnnant. un Phiibflek and i..s
tiarbse. wha assisted iH The arrest
% the yeumx murderer
The Witnesses fnr the defense
have been urtiefrd To - On hand
Monday morning az 70 oolnek A.
stated before. there ain - ~ at
nssaes for ths asfshsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12
MANY KILLED
ON RAILROAD
(star speo,ai seryiee)

OLYMPIA, Dec. 12--ln two years
1919 persons were killed aud 1853
were injured In railroad aeeldontA
In this. state. according 10 figures
complied by the state railroad com
udse'ou.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12
last EDITION
|WuV is THE HON. THOMAS NJ. y
w III / VANCE IN THOMPSON CASE i!

Hang the Boy Whether He Be Sane insane Is 1t for
Glory He Is lOOkng--These Are the Questions Attorney Will H.
Morris Asks in the Light Of vanCes Oath That He Receiving No
Money for His Work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12

he possibly have IN sliEninE him
aelf With the forces who arr savage.
~ bent upou hanging thia hoy ~
hls own statement and the state.
mrnt 81 Prosecuting Attorney MACK
intosh. he ssn have given hts sefv-
tees solely and alone for the mere
lust 81 seeing "a boY hanged wha.
regardless % hts Innocence or mllt
sanity ur insanity never WfauKud
him personally.
Needs No Exploitation.
MFR Vance does not need Elory
or exploitation he ls one of the
best knuwn members ~ the bar al
ready lent it therefore rvwHrh-
able confession fOr him Co make.
and fof lhs prosecuting attorney ~
kinK county Go corruheHats. that he
came lpta this ease under me cir
rumataneea claimed hY him
-Here Ne have a boy whom more
than 90 witnesses. 81 ba have know %
him al HE llfe. viii swear Go De lu=
same iieFH we have a father against
v huse reputation % least THERE eaH
b. nothing said. fighting 40 q father
should nKhf for che life ~ hia son.
There Il uathiug unusual 90 strange
in that And u ihs fathsf is willlus
to sacrifice " hatrteF mooney hr may
have earned ln h,s entIfe lifetime.
there ta aotbiug remarkable lu that
either
-hut there - something more than
remarkable in TIE attitude - the
state which ts supposed 60 BE- only
fair na matter ahat the facts Go
announce IS determination 60 force
a eorvicticu az no matter what
coat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12

BANK CLEARANCE.

Increase over same
date last year q f2S.Ai2.Sb
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-10
SAME NEED MERE.

The Herald has conteded con.
stantly that before Palestine can
ever be the city il should be il
would first be necessary to build
up the country around il. Thir
fact impresses itself upon any one
who makes q study Of conditions.
Recently j. J. Hill, the railroad
king Of the great Northwest coun-
try, in delivering an address in
one Of the cities Of the west, spoke
along this same line, aud one Of
the strongest things be said during
the course of his talk was that you
can never build a city faster than
you have a country TO support IL,
and that the prosperity Of the
whole country depends on the in.
ielligent cultivation Of the soil.
Mr.. Hill says this truth is especi-
ally applicable to the northwest
And we people Of Texas know that
il is true here. Palestine needs
nothing today so much az il needs
more country population and trad'
territory. A vigorous effort il
needed along this line, TO bring
good people here--people VIII"
know how 20 get results from the
soil, and build up our country bus
iness. Nature has given Us boun
t;ful advantages in the way Of
soils suited 10 most every charac
ter Of farming, a climate that il
ideal, both for comfortable living
and productive growth Of crops,
and everything is prepared and
ready for the hand If man to make
the country grow into a garden, an
orchard or a farm.
Let US go after the people and
bring them here.--Palestine Her.
AID.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-10
n. st. C. EXCURSIONS

The II. * T. { will sell excursion
tickets A. follows.
st. Louis, April IL and 10. limit
April ~.
Oklahoma City. March ~ 10. limit
March 10.
Louisville, KY. March 1918, limit
March 81
Dallas, April 10 and i6 limit April
22
Galveston March Il and Is. limit
Path.
Galveston, April p ana %, limit
April q.
Austin. Mar. % aud a, limit Mar.
sOth.
Fl. Worth. March 10 and Il, limit
March %.
Fort Worth, Mar. n, limit Mar. 25.
Dallas, Mari II aud Is. limit March
18th.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-10
ELECTION ORDINANCE

BE Il Ordained by the City Council
OF the City OF Bryan:
That the election of city officers,
towit. Mayor and Two members Of
the City Council, shall be held by
the qualified voters Of said city at
the city hall In Bryan, on the second
Tuesday in April next, IL being the
10th day Of said month, said election
to be held in accordance with city
charter aud ordinances and state
laws governing elections.
&. NJ. Spell, X n. Harrison,
City Secretary Mayor.
Mar. 3-Apr. 10.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-10
Monta J. Moore of Cameron il

Monta J. Moore OF Cameron is
making q campaign for governor
rs a trust buster. II he can con.
vince the people that he can put
the trusts on the run he will have
TO be reckoned with in the prima-
ries. The questions of trust regu
lation, equalization Of taxes, rail.
road rates, etc, are easy to talk
about and hard to DO anything
with, because there are those as
adept and resourceful in evading
laws as legislatures are in framing
them or the authorities in enforc-
ing them.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-10
SHOT az POLICEMAN.
Wounded Mans Relativss Come Near
oeina Injury % oifser-

Wounded Mans Rslativss Come Near
Doing Injury 70 officer
Columbia $ c. March John Ma
rion Ashley white farmer Of Honea.
path. was shot and probably fatally
wounded Thursday night by Policemen
White who was ondcayoliug o. rr.
rest Ashley. Tho wounded mans rrl.
atircs ard friends soon gathered ana
threatened to do violence to the ON
Ger Fearing serious trouble. G0vcrnor
Hayward was notified and reqnes o
10 hurry troops tn the scene Accord.
ngly. the Anderson company. under
command Of Lieutenant McCully. was
dispatched to Horcapaih by special
train. AZ o late hour Governor Hey.
ward received a telephone message
stating that All was quiet and no trou.
bic was unprecedented TAo policeman
vas taken 10 Anderson JAN for safe.
keeping.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-10

Hansford and Reagan counties, and
for these estimates have been
made. The total number Of poll
tar payers in the state is i57,S7e,
as compared with 49,, 455 in 1904,
the year of the next preceding
general election. This indicates
that the total number OF qualified
voters in the state lie 5aS, 424, as
compared with 504, 96l.-Galves
ton News.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-10

We have never thought that a
young girl should marry unless she
either has enough money to keep a
young nan up in good style or lie
able to earn a good salary. A
young lady clerk who earns $50
per month could manage TO get
along provided the young man
doesn't play billiards, smoke cigar
or drink booze. IL he does, $50
won't last him q week. II takes
money to keep up young husband
who goes the gaits, and the girls
will find il out when they tackle
the job. Let the women do the
work; il makes mammals boy tired
to think Of it.-Austin News. Trib-
une.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-10
Adjourned.
NAMED NAoLlc.

Murdered Woman Was Neither Rob.
bed Nor Raped.
Shreveport March 9-The woman
whose body was found near Greenwood
cemetery Thursday morning iwth the
face bruised and n rope around the
neck. was Mrs. John Naglic. aged
thlrty-nve years. OF Kansas City. Kan.
who was en- route TO la Compile. La.
10 join her husband.
Charles Ser;ioh. an Austrian. Is be-
ing held as n suspect. Others are sup
posed 10 have been connected with the
murder The motive IL a mystery. as
the woman was neither robbed nor
crimlnally assaulted Money and a
trunk check over the Kansas City
Southern railroad from Kansas City
10 La Compile were found IN a pocket
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-10

Mrs. Mary Lawrence will spend
Friday and Saturday in Houston 10
become more familiar with Kiam's
mammoth stsck Of goods and all
orders given her will receive care
full personal attention while she
Ia there. III
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-10

Prof. Junkin and wife, Mrs. r. ).
Johnston and the members Of the A.
and NJ. College Glee Club have just
returned from their highly success
full second annual tour, and are much
pleased with the favor and appreci-
alton with which they ~.r" every
where received.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-10

1.-THE members Of the Legislature
will 90 10 Austin, attend TO the
business for which the special ses-
sion lie called expeditiously and
quit and go home, the state will
owe them a vote of thanks.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-10

The A. and NJ. College student
delegation has returned from Nash.
Vile, Tenn, where they participated
In the great convention Of the stu
dent voiunteer movement In Bible
study and missionary work in for.
eign fields.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-10

The News has com pleted tie can
vass Of poll tax payments made
between October /, 1905, and Feb
ruary l, 1906. Reports have been
received from all counties save
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-10
BRYAN. TEXAS, MARCH 10, i9U

Build the oil mill and include a
fertilizer factory in the new enter
price.