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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-10
PLANNING For New euIIdlno.

Terrell. Tex. March 9.-Plans are
being made and subscriptions taken
for new $4,000 main building for
the North Texas University school In
this city. TO be erected In northwest
Terrell on the new site recently select.
ed. Now dormitory buildings will be
erected later. The new buildings are
to be modernly equipped In every way.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-10
TAsER INDICTED.
He Is Charged With Robbins Some
Time Aqo a Train.

Texarkana. March 9.--Philip f. TIA.
Der has been indicted. charged with
train robbery. He is the man who was
arrested about two months at San An
tonic. charged with being the man
who robbed Cotton Belt Pacific Ex
press company car between here and
Red Water and almost killed Messen.
ger J. w. Grissette on the night OF
Dec. last. He was held by an exam.
lining magistrate at this place without
ball and has been in the county jail
at Boston ever since. II Is claimed
that he secured about $500 In cash
from the car.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-10
MAJORITY ADVERSE.
Oregon Initiative and Referendum 10
Not Favored.

Not Favored.
Austin. March 9.-Senatc committee
on constitutional amendments made
two reports on Senator Senter's initia-
tive and referendum proposition. ma
jority Of the committee making an ad.
verse report. recommending that the
amendment do not pass. while Sena-
tors Senator and Crinnan presented a
minority report Ia favor OF the PROPOSE
ton.
II Is proposed constitutional
amendment to inaugurate the Oregon
system of initiative and referendum In
this state. and permit the people OF the
state TO initiate and vote legislation OF
a certain kind. AS stated. the majority
recommended that the proposed
amendment be not submitted TO the
people for adoption or rejection. The
minority ask that Il be submitted. and
II will be up TO the entire body to say
whether or not II shall be submitted.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-10
TWINS NUMEROUS.
sixth Set Has Just Been Presented a
81. Louis Man.

Ravenna. o.. March 9.-E. X. Brown
Of this city. father of eight sets OF
twins. has Just heard from his eldest
son In 81. Louis that the latter's wife
several days ago presented him with
the sixth set OF twins. In each case
they are boy and girl.
Brown says his family was numeri-
cally strong long before President
Roosevelt propagated his race suicide
idea.
Mrs. Brown. who died eleven years
ago. was q full-blooded Cherokee In
dian.
At the Worlds fair In 1903. the
twins were weighed and aggregated
ever I've tons. the biggest weighing
$50 pounds
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-10
Rose Operated On.

Little Rock. March s.--Judge ID. NJ.
Rose. who was some months ago APP
pointed commissioner TO The Hague
conference by President Roosevelt.
was operated on for appendicitis. Al.
though nj the advanced age of seventy
three years. he stood the operation.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-10
First Execution In County.

Richmond. Va. March 9.-Arthur
Dav.si. sometimes known as Jack"
Davis. the North Carolina negro. con.
victed OF the murder OF ]. +. Saleby.
Syrian peddler OF Petersburg. was
hanged In the jail at Surrey Court
house The execution was the first In
the history OF the county.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-10
Nearly Completed.

Austin, March 9.-Except for n few
on appropriations has about complet
ed its general appropriation bill. II
carries s7.456.924. ms against total
OF s6.s69.9i4 In the last general ap
preparation bill.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-10

Toledo. o.. March s.-John Billeter
Of Toledo. champion lightweight catch
as-eatch-can wrestler Of the United
States. defeated Walter Morrison Of
nngiaad In tve straight falls for the
ehsn0,sasAip Il the vssst 1t the n
plrU tAeater.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-10
FOUR WITNESSES.
Some Of the Shots Were Dull. While
Others Were Sharp.

S~Ei~ w tttI 0fSts WcSc Sttf ESHtfe
Others Were sharp.
San Antonio. March 9.-The defense
IN the Penrose courtmartial Friday put
four witnesses on the stand. Captains
John Preston and Henry NJ. Dichman
OF the Twenty-sixth infantry testified
TO experiments recently made by them
In firing and cleaning new Springfield
rifles. Private Otis G. West. company
p. Twenty-sixth infantry. testified to
visiting the barracks after his battalion
had left Fort Brown. A Mexican boy
had picked up some cartridges and
told the witness: Il am going 10 sell
these TO kill negroes with"
Quartermaster Clerk o. J. Matlock
told OF hearing shooting. Some OF the
shots were sharp and others duh. the
former sounding like Springfield rifle
reports.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-10
Great Gas Well.

Tulsa. I. T.. March "a twenty mil
lion gasser the third great gas well
In this vicinity within a week. was
brought in on Turkey Mountain. two
and half miles southeast OF Tulsa.
q Is owned by Frank A. Baker OF this
city.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-10
Expert Swimmer browns.

New Orleans. March s.-Quincy r.
Coy. a young expert swimmer. was
drowned while trying TO swim across
Bayeu ST. John. He was a brother-in-
law OF Superintendent william A. Por.
teus OF the Postal Cable Telegraph
company.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-10
FILsoN's FIGURES.
Secretary Gives Total Expenses Of the
constitution nal Convention.

Constitutional Convention.
Guthrie. March S.--Secretary Filson
OF the territorial government. who II
disbursing officer under the enabling
act for the constitutional convention
has figured the total expenses OF the
convention TO date. amounting TO $55..
647.70. This amount includes every.
thing. he states. paid cut OF the $780,.
600 save the election expenses incurred
last fall. What the fsSst election act.
ually cost Is not yet known.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-10
THiRTv.FivE KILLED.
Large Quantity Of Dynamite ExpIodss
at San Does. Mex.

FL Paso. March 9.-Advices from
chihuahua state that by the explosion
OF large quantity Of dynamite twenty
miles from there. at San Does. thirty
five men. women and children were
killed
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-10
Woman Suffrage Bill Defeated.

London. March 9.-The woman suf
frage bill was defeated in the house OF
commons.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-20
A HOPEFUL CONDITION.

The administration of the
study not only the liquor traffic but law
general one enacted for the whole Territory
may seeking
tions and problems of its
Ii certainly indication
well designed that 1T is thus susceptible
unyleng enactment but conditions and
meeting them, apparently successfully
More important however, than this the it has
seemingly followed result this fexibty,
mun has been aroused the subject the law
ana with the method be adopted the
Had the law been counties instead of from
within the 1t probable both that had little
relation variations conditions and
% and no enthusiasm
n less incentive to make
there would have been less hope either understood
W the administrative procedure
to them if stood.
In each county there has been
the regulation of the liquor traffic
ms OF itself is wholesome 1t than
could otherwise be obtained of the
problems 1t brings of individual responsibility.
the administration
ana out
come wide body of and widespread the
SUBJECT winch Will
1t snail be found useful
the hopeful indications
widespread and
ect that constantly before the that
touches the people individually collectively important
on Nothing but good living
Of the Territory
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-20
THE DIRECT STEAMER QUESTION

That and
Honolulu
alterations the
qualifications detail II the asts
in Honolulu
operate steamer for =qa
community members thereof
bers wealth enough act in the matter are prepared 10 take
the enterprise organizations much better
in
problem than in booless talk about ehimera-
mentioned essentials whatever
establishing local line
last is i've firms
enterprise
Honolulu
he of operating yield. directly
ownership. unless
in OF other
owned line straight business nothing
command profitable the hne both
likely condition. appearances provided passenger
appointments all around
barring the always unexpected liable
petinee war.
Freight
recent nearly successful pieces
been
to be engaged The they promise
to be carried here from the
had reekoned without the law
steamer to oil for its fuel
accident not of
freight If the vessel
story has not been told that
of Honolulu
procure a
Mr. already
of vessel for the
start at the right end the
members together
not to take long to decide the Honolulu certainly
through thick and thin which viii test the
guild
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-20
DISSENTING OPINIONS.

Daments appellate especially
which
unanimty of
This looking the province of There
ifabty of human possible Courts
the punishment of the guilty and the protection the innocent
criminal matters and the adjustment OF disputes between man and man con-
personal property rights civil Rules of law
the justice either
respect and wherever different minds on the bench come together for deciding
both combined bound be
liability of conclusions When such variance
majority decide and with the decision of the highest tribunal reoed to
o all controversy
making of all questions guilt
md thine which constitutes orderly administration
between society and of its members
or more of members confidence
incident The satisfied that
performed
been failure of the other properly
present the the tribunal dissenting opinion not therefore
of different right conclusion indeed
be right but the minority must not rule Its is nevertheless valuable
and held determination of later points
with the the has decided AS already implied the immediate
settle especial
appellate
decisions the
Justices Dissenting opinions
high of England
collision the Orlando the Heiopol
Judeature The Helpos
emigrants the Portuguese Hawaii
Rstol Channel February of this she collision with the
of A
brought by the of the Orlando Justice
aave Dn of the trial court made certain findings from which he held
that both vessels blame also acquitng d
f the charge standing neecting
holding
Judgment ncurn with the Lord Chief Justice Lord Justice
Kennedy delivered long and elaborate
conclusion that the Orlando well Hiopo
with the trial appeal
in of majority decisions the Hawaiian appellate
trial judge appealed from and the dissenting justice above
side and the justices
evidence in important Injustice
the of of of
the administration of justice
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-20
FORCING GOVERNMENTAL CONTROL.

national
campaign against the the unlawful dealings
place trusts under official reeee One the proceedings
this kind action
Du Nmours E
petition recital of facts leads allegation organization
Iay 1903 under the Jersey F. Dn Point
mous Powder Company with capital
company capital
United in
The defendants alleged already
and distribution smOkels powder
production high explosives other than
The against the sOaed
Iobaseo Trust previously brought
public interests will be better svd
alleged
"bout conditions that will be in harmony with
An dispatch saws why the govern
ent does not want to stop the operations the plants
ITS need OF powder both for the and artillery plants
inadequate
about $4,000 pounds of powder
$4,000 pounds awav would
which Secretary Taft
to be in position properly defend itself
hand
folly o plants
The receiver shall
operations and whenever establishments @
of
beneficiary cents
eents' ~ " -
Mr. Waddel PEORIA large degree the anbo
Ct the action the
many data which have been verified apparently by the
employed by the Attorney General
What makes these actions of
public
thing own
h-on the country while the
bv
and neither of the parties come to have the
mer of making governmental ownership
enterprises plank its platform.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-20
DON'T BE STAMPEDED.

Honolulu will be long time obtaining present
IN steamship transportation between here
allow themselves of
alarming suggestion happen they
proprieohp their souls The
OF this sort is dnbe in the
from the Coast and some of local minageto the effect that the
Pacific Mail Steamship already
calling
Coast
reasons however believing any report that
Inc racine Mall people have taken this particular Honolulu
serious consideration
Pacific Mail has much to gain lose by
Law pending uency OF American bottoms the would prob
ably be found on looking
bOthe Asia and the Persia oOpic respectively
carried who
other that the Pacific
than fraction of the passengers
offering them between Francisco to see motive
for policy that would while
the most that Honolulu asks temporary suspension of
enterprise o together
Another dseredg question may
in the seeming Indifference all
along For some years. indeed the maintained with the
Oceanic Steamship Company
traffic between here and Francisco recently
as those now discussed have reached here that
value Honolulu calling
Probably the truth is that this is chiefly company
e0ns uPor enapng them to carry through Perhaps
secondary incentive lies in the growing travelling public
for stOpovr these islands grand tour
dents to the splendid Pacific Mongolia
place In this connection, further doubling
ready temporary suspension restrictions NAV be
whenever they ready little
Overlooking as wear ago, eoarv of which would h th
the four fine vessels the do
would have frcla
either coming o. going.
to avoid any policy of toward the
OF their efforts to better
such policy upon when the
Subsidy Bill again should carry
when provisions to be administ
The business Honolulu
not allow them
selves to be stampeded by anybody anything
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-20

ASSOCIATED Press oabl.sr.ms,

August 1.-THE cruisers West Maryland Penn
WASHINGTON, D. c.. August 1o-secret.-u 81 W., =.
mas started on his long arranged trip for Manila
NEW YORK, August Io-Telegraphc service on leased ~
winch mas been meeed with with other teIeonb
OPERATIONS is improving.
AT Goidhed Nevada the miners forced the ngh+ on,.o
tc depart s p'
STUTTGART, Germany, August 1o-The World,s coa r
SOCIALISTS is In session here There hundred deleoate
sentlng socialistc bodies all world ncludno
leans -e '-"AS TAineI-
SHANGHAI August 1sThe revolutionary movement ia ;n, .
daily es -s--
cAsABLANcA August 1sThe have been rouss5 g, -
fierce fight he and Spanish
PRETORIA August government of the rrausvaal win
1ne oulnn diamond for 100000 King Edward in rgf
ton of his bestOwa of f the Colony
SAN FRANCISCO Supreme Court has sn~s 49,
gay the removal OF schntz appointment Of r T
succeed him After the decision his plan n - co.
oman He appointed Police consisting Of ugo zar -,
a. Leggett Charles A. swegert A. D. Cutler
TOXIC, August 2o.-Marqus Ito returned from, Ko.,
Gay and was greeted with The new convnt;
winch ne has concluded with the ruler is regarded here
a surrender to Japan of Korean autonomy
wAoaiNdIoN August 2o-Owing to the rapiditv with
@ orK on the Panama canal being by the contractor
ne yearly appropriation has already exceeded bv eeht nil
lion dollars y e-sA' "i'
NEW YORK August aos-Both sides in the teIegrarhers
are connoen OF victory the struggle The service IS greatly
improved over that OF the past few days.
oENoON Arizona August 2o-Doctor Benson las been found
suny Oh fraud In connection with the government land
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-20
THE KAUAI LIQUOR POLICY.

throughout the Territory the admin
son OF the new liquor law Board has
throughout the Territory The
tan ncenses and
most as striking Because and the
interest 1t has aroused the Advertiser
from hrst hand information
haual Board did and why it did
Board had to solve and the
1t clear that the people
renewed tha the entire prompting
IT. as presented in this ISSUE will prove value
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-20

True heroism is like itself This is
eqa OF
those whose voeatns especially bravery stage driver
Ho who dug way that would
ee TO general that his
the United States mails example newspaper
man getting the story of his exploit name similar
men IN exeaang building eavng in of
concrete sidewalk which brought supports and other
neaVy debris Before the further
IKE mad to
dlon but fatally
the k OF his own life resue declined crafty reporter his name
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-20
20 MAUI NO KA OIL"

byron " clark plea that the
curing speedy frequent transportation the most serious
ny the Governor the Commercial bodies Is
the brightest small of
dueng and shipping
Oh DONG this by the seryY If
VIII
ogelon IN Hawaii allowing mak
Which policy viii be American Union
civilization progress9
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-20

Mr. Carks letter a
discussion Passenger
being accorded Yet it exceedingly doubtful important than
lawals comparatively developing industry Ns
good will do If Mr. Higgins find
ire no steamers them
freight passengers at least - a.
perishable produce is
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-20

1t has taken Maui good while that she
IN SO good and hard IS to be hoped that Hawaii viii
put polo team in the field The Parker
oe Ranch and the two Woods Ranches praetn
lance a each other, be forward team b t
Maui sit notice
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-20

1t would to be exDeputv Attorney G
Miveron cad man who will vacation at public ~
% ana hen get out without notice leaving
SIMPLY because he appointed not eopett
ELL comes pretty close to the enus 'sow's
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-20

Once railroad building Hawaii i il 10 t A4
VIII not END until every of the big together With The
steer Oand and part without shipping port
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-20

Rainbow Falls in but became grand
of the falls they last Niagara
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-20

Kauai has not been doing talking about the Iuor ons
nut she mas been doing whole lot of acting SPEAK %
'N ga"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-20

King sehmmer and his probably WONDERING ~ A -
come of the schooner Luka with supplies of prub
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-20

Judging from the record the comet must have m 49,
steam condenser which working over time
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-20

will be merely railroads which will
a while but railroad mergers
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-20

Still no news from Laysan and the Iroquois.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-03-16

Boundaries

The boundaries of the newly created Fl Centro judicial township are as fol-
 lows. All lhat portion of the county of San Diego lying within the exterior limits thereof and beginning at the northeast corner of section twenty-five, township fifteen south, range fourteen east; thence west to the northwest corner of section twenty eight, town ship fifteen south, range fourteen east, thence south one-half mile, thence west to the center of section twenty five, township fifteen south, range Thirteen east. thence south to the south line of section thirty-six, town ship sixteen south, range thirteen east. thence east to the southeast corner of section thiTty-four, township sixteen south. range fourteen east. thence north to the northeast corner of sec ton thlrty-four, township sixteen south, range fourteen east, thence east to the southeast corner of section twenty-five township sixteen south, range fourteen east, thence. north to the place of be- ginning.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-03-16
Silsbee Sayings

From our regular correspondent:
 H. A. Farrar, singing evangelist of Long Beach. Is assisting In revival ser vices at the school house. Meetings will continue till Friday night of next week. Everybody enjoys the singing of Bro. Farrar. Everybody come.
 MT. Ulis s. Handley and Miss Hell en B. Henderson were married We'd nesday at p. m.. at the home ot the brides parents. The happy couple will spend few weeks out of the valley.
 On account of the revival services the w. c. T. U. social announced for the goth Is postponed one week.
 Those suffering from grip and colds seem to be better by the way they turn out to the services. Families Kramar and Ravens have been special sufferers in that line.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-03-16

The citizens of Imperial attended en mass the meeting of the city trustees last Wednesday evening and requested the city dads to either enforce the city ordinance regarding the selling of liquor or else resign. They were told it was not the wish of the people that they resign so much as it was that the law be enforced. MT. Chas. Fernald, on behalf of the trustees, said the city officers wanted to do what the people wanted them to do, but heretofore it had teen the general belief that 1t was the wish of a majority of the people that the city ordinance be not strictly enforced, at least the total indifference of the business men of the town would indicate as much. Not far back in the history of Imperial 1t will be re- membered that 1t was almost an i'm possibility to secure jury of repre- sentative business men to try a case for violation of the liquor ordinance, one excuse or another being offered to get out of sitting on the jury. Now, with the cooperation of those same business men, 1t Is reasonable to sup pose that something will be done.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-03-16
Imperial Items
From our Regular Correspondent

From our Regular Correspondent
 Miss Hannah Buckley returned to her home in San Jose last week. Dur ing her stay here she made many friends who sincerely regret her going
 Miss Estelle Falla Is spending the week in Los Angeles.
 Mrs l. H. Holland has returned from her trip to the coast.
 Mrs. Edgar Howe, son, Toilette, and daughter, Muriel, are visiting In lm- perlal this week.
 On Thursday evening Mrs. H. N. Dyke entertained Mir. and Mrs. T. P. Banta, Mir. and Mrs. c. F. Preble and Mir. and Mrs. Frank Cline.
 Mrs. Toprohanlar is spending sever al weeks with her mother In Colton.
 Mrs. H. E. Parks Is entertaining her mother. Mrs. Thompson, of Los Angeles, who may decide to locate here.
 Miss Jones who takes the first and second grade in the public school, came in last Saturday night and Is pleasantly located in the high school dotnitory.
 Miss Tout will have millinery op- ening on the 29, 29 and 30 of this month, the three days preceding East erSunday.
 Mrs. Leroy Holt returned on Tues day, after four weeks spent in the Cal ifornla hospital, and is feeling quite herself again.
 w. s. Corwin refused two hundred and fifty dollars per acre for his two year old vineyard few days ago.
 Mrs. Katherine Maull spent a few days in Los Angeles this week. ,
 Levi C. Vickrey will go out to a sanltarium in Los Angeles on Saturday as he has been very miserable for sev eral weeks.
 Miss Flora Waters is recovering from an attack of grip.
 Miss Jesslca Bird, of Banning, S the guest of her sister, Mrs. Frank Barbour.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-03-16
Notice

The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Fl Cenno cantaloupe growers association will be held at the office of the association In the Ira Aten Land company's block. Fl Centro. Cal lfornla. on Saturday. March 23d. 1907, at 2 o'clock p. m.
 46-49 w. E. Wllsie. president.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-03-16
Notice

All parties knowing themselves in- debted to this firm are requested to call and settle their account right away.
 VALLEY MERCANTILE Go. Fl Centro, California.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-03-16

For sale. 35, 900 red gum (eucalyp- tus) trees 6 to 8 inches, just right for planting. $5 per hundred. See s. A. Cochran. Imperial Drug Co.,. Imperial, Cal.