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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-10
IN MEMORY OF HENDERsoNs.
Brazos County Bar Adopts Resolutions
and Eulogizes the Memory of the
Late Judge Jno. N. Henderson
and Hon. Sam r. Hender-

/
son.
At the morning session of the Bra
EOS county district court yesterday ad-
journment was taken to permit meet
ing of the Brazos County Bar Associa-
ton to hear the report of the commit.
tee of the bar, appointed at the meet
ing held a week previously, to draft
resolutions on the death of the late
Judge Jno. n. Henderson of the court
of criminal appeals and the late Hon.
Sam r. Henderson. Mr.. ]. e. Butler
presided at the bar meeting, with Mr..
j. S. Ford as secretary.
Judge J. c. Scott, Judge J. w. Do
remus, Hon. w. c. Davis and Hon.
Robt Armstrong composed the COM
mittee appointed to prepare the reso-
lutions, which reviewed the lives,
characters and work of the two de-
ceased brothers and honored former
members of the Brazos county bar.
Judge ]. W. Doremus read the resolu-
tons relating to Hon. Sam r. Hender-
son and Hon. w. C. Davis those in re-
gard to Judge Jno. n. Henderson. The
resolutions were adopted for presenta-
ton to the court and proper entry
upon the court records. 1t was also
provided that copies be sent to the
bereayed families, and that same be
published in the press.
Fitting eulogies of the honored dead
were pronounced by Judge Doremus,
Mr.. Davis, Judge A. G. Board, Judge
V. B. Hudson, Judge Scott and Mr.. W.
T. Young. The resolutions will appear
in later issue of the Eagle.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-26

~ Let ns again impress upon you these highly Inn
Nportant facts The property Is produced, is entire
~ surrounded by reliable producing properties.
that, thereis sufficient acreage ,(ortyp aeresD to
Justify the driiling or forty more wells all of
which would being the very core of one Of the
richest oil producing districts In the world. Re-
member that Kern Co. produces much Oil
any other three oil producing counties in Cali
fornia Shipping facilities could not be better.
for the property adjoins the Southern Pacific
tracks. The Company has valuable assets in Inn :
provements: Two wells, derrick, thanks, tool and
bank houses. etc
Before accepting the fiscal agency OF the Kern
Associated oil Co. we thoroughly Investigated
cry detail pertaining to, the Company and its prop
erty. we did not take snap Judgment, we never
do, consequently want to assure you that the
stock OF this Company at twenty cents per share
is the most unparalleled opportunity for the In
yestor that ever came before our observation
I'VE sincerely believe that the Kern Associated
on Co. is destined to pay pay divideneds sure
ly and as regularly as Is the Associated OIL and
other companies operating on adjoining properties,
and we see no reason why within twelve months
the stock should not be quoted at many times its
present seAg price
We unhesitatipgly advise you to buy every share
you can possible afford, Watch the stock ad-
vane from twenty cents TO two dollars Do not de-
, ,lay..- Get your order In 10 quickly.
bfl SEQ lwpI bny 100 shares, par value 100
$50 viii buy $50 shares. par value $3.50
sl0o will buy 500 shares, par value $500 p
$500 will buy e5O0 shares. par value f25oo
!. From the above cash price you may dednot 5
per cent II you are not prepared to pay cash,
then buy on our easy-paymert plan Of one-hfth
down and one-hfth monthly.
100 shares for t20g pay 81 down and -
monthly. N 's'ht '.aI"i'4 "i'N. ..i |
ESQ shares Tor $50; pay $40 down and 81
4 monthly. rt 71 Ni 4t''i''i isNf''i q
o 500 shares for 500; pay $40 down and $50
monthly ''''i "''A" ''.-
- 1900 shares for $500; pay 500 down and $50
monthly, 49,. H-t" i'fif -Fp+0 ~ ~
s. THE STOCK OF THE KERN ASSOCIATED
OIL co, is THE BEST BUY ON THE MARKET
TODAY ACT ouIc KLY, BEFORE THE
SHARES ARE ADVANCED IN PRICE . i
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-26
Fortunes of thesY.Woyr5lldli1 oyr5llli
Are; !: Founded on n. !. Oil.

o
In e he
|hetmnt California millionaire
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-26

road this year and that as. play
pure and simple 1t has few rivals in
interest. Geo. M. Cohan is the apos-
lie Of happy breezy confident young
america and his ideals are the ideals
Of the meu and women who do things
and are happy about It. Scores Of
Cohan phrases have been added TO
the current speech of the nation and
his songs are heard all over the
world. In THE Honeymooners'
there are such song hits as kid
Days" "Tll BE There in the Public
Square" I'm a Popular Man." "ln
a One Night Stand" and make a
Lot of Noise" The story requires a
big cast to tell It, The plot is laid
In the town of Tigerville, Vermont.
and Hoyt never write anything whose
satire approaches the genial dlsention
Of rural village types in "The Honey
mooners." II is a melange OF love,
politics, sport and mistake nidentity
and the tale is fascinating. In the
classy cast are such prime favorites
as Willie Dunlay, Waiter Chester,
Daniel Sullivan. Jack London. Thos.
A. Hearn. William Singer Anne
Wheaton, Gertrude La Brandt, Rose
Gildea and Minnie Pillord., The cos
tunes and staging are magnificent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-26
SAIDas' Da''.,,,, ~
|. 81 TO. / HAVE 4 4 PRETIiESTs y
. !. a. I. ~. 5. OF: CHORUS GIRLS

Il
.,.o Geo. H. Cohan,o the young
4 md most popular Of American
state and composers, was in-
q Nv Klaw & Elanger that he
Dlsv all last summer at the
4 smsterdam theater in New York
Il, himself to work to produce a
~, vehicle. which would be tue
y NJ, Of his career. He wrote
.6mpcsed "The Honeymooners"
made the greatest triumps of
Ie,owded life playing throughout
seated season on Broadway to
Lsny At so prices. "The Honey"
-" come to the Grand opera
H. tonight with the original
I,dway production. II win be pre-
L. by a powerful cast OF metro
[,,u iayorites assisted by forty OF
,leyerest and prettiest chorus
4, who ever left New York. This
Va and greatest Cohan song show
. ,vulcal cohan piece effervescent
n Action and bubbling over with
H. and laughter and instinct with
,oy Of life. II combines melo-
Ia and music there being a strong
H. and no less than twenty lifting
|sIcsl Numbers. II is said by crit
|nat "The Honeymooners" is the
bnrest musical production on the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-26
AHcaIlh. EamlIx-

"0ur whole family has enjoyed
good health since We began msing
DR.. Kings New Life Pills, three years
ago." says l.. A. Bartlett, of Rural
Route 1, Guilford, Maine. v'fhey
cleanse and tone the system In a gem
tie way that does you good. 25c at
j. c. Perry's drug store. i
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-26

Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup
drives the cold out OF the system
through its laxative principle by as
suring free and gentle action, OF
he bowels. Sold by all druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-26
loveliest woman pour it.

Two little girls. one IL years OLD,
and the other six, are formally
charged by the police of Beverly,
Mass. with robbery. 9si 3hI Inaes
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-26
Great Chinese Doctor
L.. NJ HU M

Has medicins which will cure any
known disease. He makes d special
by OF. and guarantees to cure Catarrh
Asthma. Lung. Throat. Reformation
Debility, Stomach, LIVER. kidney
Troubles; sisor any blackened or
swollen soreness, broken limbs;
Smallpox; Epidemic; all kinds Of
Boils. Lost Manhood, Female Weak
ness. Hernis Tronbles and Paralysis
Consultation free. Care Of Yick 80
Tong Co.. Chinese drugs and herbs,
I1s2 High st.. upstairs. Salem. or. ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-26

The Balkan situation is hanging
on the attitude that Germany, which
is holding back, takes. 80 $500 toN
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-26

.
We could tell you of innumerable others. Why
we're Bunting, chanslor and the many others,
who made their money through Investments in
on successful? Because they were shrewd, levels
headed, obterving men possessing unbomnded con.
hdence in the great future OF the California oil
tsds and tue oil industry. The demand for oil
Is increasing daily. The consumption far exceeds
the output. Several oil companies paid substan-
tal dividends when oil was selling at Is cents
per barrel. Oil is now selling at SIXTY CENTS
PER BARREL at the well. The total dividends
for the year 1908, from all the oil companies now
doing business in California, not including the
Standard, will probably reach the $4,000, 600
mark and the $4,000, 900 mark for the year
1909 Therefore the natural conclusion to
rive at, is, INVEST IN OIL SECURITIES, IN
VEST AT ONCE. We are offering for sale lin
lied number OF shares on what we consider to be
one OF the best Companies operating in Kern
Co., In fact, in California. We refer to the stock
Of the KERN ASSOCIATED OIL co. The stock
Of the KERN ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY isths
best oil proposition ever offered the investment
public This Company owns free OF ncumbrance
FORTY ACRES IN THE VERY HEART OF THE
KERN RlvFR OF DISTRICT, and situated on
-
Ioagiu Oil & Detelophdit compauys property
when was recently merged with the ,Assocate1
on Go, WHOSE sfoolS rs NowfsELIANG AT
!aioO PER SHARE. II also adjoins the justly
hpsaf discevfry we'll Shsre IN was first discoy-
gs'fd IN the Kern River OIL helds THE KERN AS
ISOLATED OIL CO has two wells on its property
Wen No, 1 is IN OIL and gives about slxty-hye
barrels OF OIL per day. With greater depth and
a more app Fovedi bump thee production will he
largely Increased The Company desires to sink
'oar more wells and to install modern compress
N'alr pumps We believe that well No. will,
WIN greater depth. produce large and inex-
aausfioie oil supply are the ether wells on ad-
,onias psaptstissS EWe,ars oasring limited num-
NFrAof sharesssf thisr COMPANY at 20 cents per
aAAFA ANDO lyOh realize WHAT that means2 II
that IN shasings this stock you heeome
interested in Accompany that can produce the oil
y y not casehof 'They may" rThey should"
eet THEY AREn1arsI feI 'on e9oh r..iia
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-26

CA - II @ HI "A.
Bear. the zIhs Kind You Have Always eougb
sisns'Dre EIEHLZZsI
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-17
WHITE KNOCKS
OUT KID SELBY
CRICAG0AN GOES DOWN IN
SIXTH ROUND
Gate City Scrapper, in His First Big
Match, Forces Game Clear to
the Finlsh-One Fine
Preliminary
Especial TO The Herald. ]

SAN BERNARDINO, Sept. 16.--In a
fast and furious fight Herb White of
this city tonight knocked out Kid Selby
of Chicago in the sixth round with
right swing to the face following a
vicious right swing to the body.
1t was to have been a fifteen-round
affair.
1t was the first big fight for White,
and he forced the game all the way
through, Furnishing Selby severely.
In nearly every round Selby went
down and took as much of the count
as he dared.
Selby was bleeding freely when he
came up for the sixth round, and after
working ten seconds for an opening
White gave him a heavy right to the
body, which caused Selby to turn pale,
following five seconds later with a stiff
right to the face which put Selby to the
mat.
White outweighed his man several
pounds.
OF the preliminaries a six-round go
between Roy White and Jim Butson
was a furious mill, being declared a
draw.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-17
NATIONAL. LEAGUE

BROOKLYN, Sept. 16.-Irvin VIII
helms delivery was too much for Gin
cinati and the visitors were shut out.
3 to 0. Score:
Cincinnati 0, hits 4. errors 7.
Brooklyn 3, hits 8, errors 0.
Batteries-Dubee and Mclean; Will
helm and Dunn. Umptre-klem.
NEW YORK, Sept. 1s.-Baldwin
pitched good ball for St. Louis today
until the fifth inning. when the New
York batters gathered in enough runs
to win. Score:
st. Louis 2. hits 8, errors 2.
New York 6, hits 8, errors 4.
Batteries-Baldwin Lush and Mo-
ran; Crandall and Bresnahan. Umpire
--O'Day.
BOSTON, Sept. 16.-Chicago shut
Boston out today. Mattern pitched
good ball but errors gave the visitors
a lead and Chappelle was hit hard.
Pfeister was effective. Score:
Chicago 5, hits s. errors /.
BOSTON O, hits s, errors g.
Batteries-Pfeister and Killing; Mat
tern, Chappelle and Bowerman.
PHILADELPHIA, sspt. 16.-Pitts-
burg broke even In double header to-
day. The home team. won the first
game by batting Camnitz hard and he
was relieved at the end of the fifth.
Barring the fifth inning of the second
game Philadelphia could not get a
man to third. Then they filled the
bases on double by Jacklitsch and
two passes, but they failed to score.
Leifield shut out his opponents, while
RICHES delivery was found for hits
at the right time. Score. first game:
Pittsburg 2. hits g. errors 3.
Philadelphia 5, hits g. errors g.
Batteries-Camnitz Lever and Glib
son. Sparks and Doom.
Score. second game:
Pittsburg 2, hits 10, errors 0.
Philadelphia 0, hits 4, errors 8.
Batteries-Leifeld and Gibson; Rich
ie and Jacklltsch. Umpire-Johnstone
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-17
The RiaItO

1909 pennaht race, having figured out
why the Seals should make a runaway
race of 1t. Just because trio of Texas
bushers has made good in hte box Is no
sign that there are any BriSwalters,
Nagles, Koestners or Phillipses In the
bunch. Wake up and come out OF 1t.
That talk that Billy Pauke is making
up in Frisco regarding a match with
Tommy Burns may interest him, but 1t
sounds awfully foolish. Billy should
put a steel band around his head and
keep the swelling down. The same dis
ease knocked Ketchel of the Christmas
tree.
Gus Bauer has returned from a two
months vacation passed in the north.
He seems to have been much improved
by his rest and recreation, and his well
come home was most cordial when he
appeared on the rialto in view OF his
friends.
Although Bat Johnson will be unable
to perform at Maud Junction the night
OF September %, Manager McCarey is
determined that the date shall not be a
''dark" spot in the club history. He Is
arranging a number of bouts for an
other popular price show and need only
refer to the last three affairs to say
"Come on, boys" at the box window.
The speckled beauty is requested to
notify Baron Long IL he still is alive.
Call A7651 before 10 o'clock this morn
ing.
Ad Wolgast and Maurice Sayers will
| arrive tomorrow evening from Chicago
The former comes to box Danny Web
ster before the Jeffries Athletic clut
the night of September 20. and Sayers
a once great, is out after profitable
lightweight engagements, Freddie
Welsh preferred (previous to Tuesday
night.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-17
By Jay Davidson

tell of a rumor of the appointment of
John Boden, but the directors of the
Los Angeles Racing association are not
inclined to take much stock In the
story, although they confidently ADMIT
that they do not know just whom Tom
Williams is apt to appoint. For this
reason it is not safe to predict that
Boden will not come back or that he
has not been offered the job.
Jack Kipper received a telephone
message yesterday from Jeffries, un-
dated, to the effect that the party, un-
identified, had killed deer. They are
UP in the wilds of the Kern river coun-
try and report having fine time, with
no indications yet of inconsistencies.
They will start for home tomorrow or
Friday and arrive about Saturday az
ternoon.
Judge McCredie of Portland has the
talking habit and has kicked in once
more with an entertaining, even II
ridiculous, line of conversation. He
says pointedly that If continuous base
ball is granted to Los Angeles he will
pack his duds and move over into the
Northwestern league. Good by, Judge,
and here's hoping you may win PEN
nant some day. 1t would be such a
novelty In Portland that some museum
probably would buy it off your hands.
One of the new sporting writers in
the north has suffered himself to refer
to his majesty Van Haltren of the Oaks
as "the old gent" II that is not prima
facie evidence of intent to slander and
libel and hold up to ridicule a worthy
young man, what is7 Van has moi
been on earth more than sixty years
as everybody knows, because he has
not played ball more than forty-flve
Apologies are due.
Already Frisco fans are congratulate
ing themselves upon the results of the
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-17

G TANLEY KETCHEL, whose title
now is that of former middle
~ weight champion of the world, lett
yesterday morning for San Francisco
accompanied by Manager Joe O'Con-
nor and wife and Trainer Babe O'Con-
nor. They went by boat because Man
ager Joe is superstitious. They came
to Los Angeles in an automobile ana
Stanley got the worst whipping he ever
had in his born days. He bought an
auto and intended going back to San
Francisco in it, but Manager Joe would
not even think of such thing. Just
for a chance that luck would change,
they went back onSa boat. ketchel
will go to the mountains for while
and rest and recuperate. O'Connor
senior thinks that Stanley has been
fighting too much in the last year, and
wants him to have big rest before he
goes back in the ring. Now that STAN
ley has had the swelling in his upper
story reduced, he Is a fine fellow and
sees the same sort of sunshine that
other folks are accustomed to bask-
ing in. Next time he goes into a ring
to fight he undoubtedly will fight, in
stead of posing, and whenever he meets
Papke again and Is in the humor to
fight at the best clip he knows how,
he has better than an even chance to
win back his title. He said after the
fight that he did not think previously
that any man could hit him hard
enough to hurt him. He went into his
scrap with Papke with that idea buzz
ing In his brain. He got 1t knocked
out of his system and now is more
dangerous than before. When he fights
his fight, no Papke has any business
with him.
In view of the events of yesterday in
turf circles it looks very much like E.
c. Smith would return to Santa Anita
next winter as racing secretary and
Handicapped. Dispatches from the east
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-17
FAST TEAM OBJECT
OF COACH AT U. S. C.
New Director of Athletics Expects to
Offset Lack of Weight by De-
veIoping Exceptional
Speed

The football season at U. S. G. be-
gins In earnest next week. large
part of last years squad has returned
and there are several available fresh
men.
The team will not be very heavy, but
Coach Crowell hopes to OFFSET TINS
drawback by developing a team well
drilled in the open formations and the
new game in general.
The class games are to be played on
Bovard field hextsweek. The following
Is the schedule:
Tuesday-First VS.. Second academy,
and the Seniors VS.. Juniors (college).,
Wednesday-Third VS.. Fourth (acad-
emy), and the Sophomores VS.. Fresh
men (college).
Thursday the winners of the games
held on Tuesday and wednesday. will
play, and on Friday will be played the
championship came.
Enthusiasm is running high and each
class is confident Of victory, but indi-
cations favor the freshmen (college)
! class, as it is the largest in years.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-17
CLAREMONT PREPS IN
!. AIR OVER NEW RULE
Unable to Decide Which Game of
Football to Adopt for Coming Sea-
son-Barred from lntercol-
legiate Athletics
Especial to The Herald

CLAREMONT, Sept. 16.-On account
Of the rule, which goes into effect this
year, barring "preps" from all forms
of intercollegiate athletics. the stu
dents of the academy are in guam
Diary as to what game of football Will
be best for them to play. Heretofore
the preparatoly students have had the
privilege of playing on college teams
and had no separate athletic contests.
This year it is up to the preps, II
they desire any athletic pleasures, to
rgani. teams of their own and COM
pete with the academies and high
schools of Southern California. The
football situation is causing the trou-
BILE. All the schools in the vicinity
of Claremont are members OF the
Orange Belt league and, hence, playing
Rugby.
Harvard school, Los Angeles, Santa
ma. Long Beach and Pasadena high
schools are playing the old game. Thus
the Congregational preplets are in
doubt with which schools to affiliate.
1t is most probable, however, that the
old game will be played, since this year
is the preps' first year in athletics,
and there are no funds in the treasury
to pa5 for a separate coach for Rugby,
when they can have the advantage of
Coach Stanton's services free gratis.
Harvard military school has secured
two interscholastio athletes of note in
l;ugene Caruthers and Albert Miller,
both OF whom attended Pomona col
leee last year. The former is a crack
sprinter, hurdler. halfback and short
sop, while Miller was one OF the prep
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-17
AMATEUR GOLF
FERvOR GROWS
NO LET UP IN GARDEN CITY
ENTHUSIASM
Rest of Contests viii Consist of SO
Holes, Match Play-Travls Wins
from Wider-Results
Yesterday
[By Associated Press. ]

GARDEN CITY, L. l.. Sept. 16.-In
the national amateur golf champion
ship there was no letup In the en-
thusiasm shown by the spectators to-
day. The weather conditions. showing
a northwesterly breeze, were much the
same as those Of yesterday.
The eliminating rounds have weeded
the big field so that the survivors rep
resent the west, east and metropolitan
sections. All the contests today con-
sisted-and the rest of the week will
consist--of thirty-six holes, match play.
Travis won his match with Wilder at
the forty-f1rst hole, with a three.
Following are the results Of the
thirty-six hole match play this after
noon:
Travers beat Edwards, 9 up, 8 to
play.
Claflin beat Reid, up, 8 to play.
Behr beat Whitney, 3 up, to play.
Sherman beat Van Week, 6 up, 4 to
play.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-17
AUTO ASSOCIATION
AND CLUB MAKE UP
Old Differences Settled, and Two Big
Bodies VIII Now Cooperate for
Vanderbilt Cup Race
Success
rBy Associated Press.1

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE differ
ences between the Automobile club of
America and the American Automobile
association, the two foremost automo-
bile organizations in America, have
been settled and the two bodies will
cooperate in working for the success
of both the Vanderbilt cup race and
the grand prize
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-17
OWEN MORAN WILL
MEET EDDIE t1ANLON
English Featherweight VIII Take the
Place of Fred Welsh TO
Weigh in at 1873
Pounds
rBv Assoeiated Press. l

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 16.-Owen
Moran, the English featherweight, has
been matched with Eddie Hanlon of
this city to box twenty rounds on the
night of September 80.
Moran will take the place of Fred
Welsh, the new arrangements having
been made by the promoter of the club.
The men are to weigh 1873 pounds or
less on the afternoon of the contest,
which means that Moran must go out
of his class.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-17
JACK JOHNSON IS
TO MEET BURNS
Will Fight in Sydney, Australia, In
Observation-Disclosures Belt VIII
Be Prize - Burns.
Last
[By Associated Press. ]

SYDNEY, N. S. W.. Sept. 16.--Jack
johnson, the American colored pugilist,
has signed articles for a fight with
Tommy Burns, the American cham
pion, the fight to take place In this city
in December and to be for the cham
pionship of the world. Burns said to-
day that this would be his last fight.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-17
Stanford Student Enrolment

PALO ALTO, Sept 16.-The com
pleted registration figures for the pres
ent semester at Stanford university
show an enrolment of 1889 students, a
decrease of fifty-four from the number
lats fall. OF the 1889 registered 1047
are old students and 442 are freshmen.
The decrease is attributed to the rails
ing of the entrance requirements and
the aftermath of last seasons dissen-
sion between the faculty and students.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-17
ANGELS HAVE
WINNING STREAK
BRISWALTER PITCHES IN HIS
USUAL FORM
oAKLAND's RALLY IN THIRD OF
NO AVAIL
Both Pitchers Allow Numerous Bases
on Balls - oakes Makes the
Only Three-6agger In
Game
[Dv Asaoclnted presa 1

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1s.-Los An.
geles won handily today from oak
land by the score of to 4. Briswalter
showed great form and held the local
team down. The Angels played an err
rorless game, while the Commuters
made errors that cost them the game.
Following is the official score: