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Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-17
WILL OFFER NEW
 SCHEME

DENVER, Aug. 16.-The Ballinger- Pinchot controversy may not be car ried from Spokane to Denver.
 That the difference between friends of the two officials which was feat ure of the National Irrigation Con gress which will be formally opened here tomorrow morning is not ex- pected. Many delegates to the con gress are said to be opposed to a re- currence of hostilities and to be mak- ing an effort to have all discussion of the controversy barred from the con yention.
 Ballinger was expected in Denver but he is not coming. There is re port among the delegates that the president hinted to his secretary of the interior that it would be well to absent himself and let the controversy with Pinchot cool down. Pinchot. however, will be here. Any delegate may bring up the subject at any ses- sion and irrigation, reclamation and conservation of natural resources are among the most important of the many things to be acted upon.
 Today's Proceedings
 Tomorrow morning will be taken up largely with the opening addresses and it will not be until afternoon that subjects of importance will be discussed. The welcome will be de- lIvered by Governor Shaffroth, United States Senator Hughes and Congress man A. W. Fucker will speak for the congressional delegation from Colo rado. Responses also will be made l.. EC rsf/ u-vnr1afnO Curry. of New Mexico, Sloan of Ari- zona, Hedley, of Missouri and Hay of Washington. In the afternoon President Thomas F. Walsh. of Den yer, will deliver his address. John Barrett head of the bureau of Ameri- can Republics vii speak of the com mercial relations of United States with Southern countries. La Vene w. Moves of Chicago, President of the National Business League, will speak on the consular service, Truman c. Palmer, of California, on the beet sugar industry and its relation to western agriculture interests. Donald Fletcher of Tacoma, Washington, on municipal control of railway terminals. Aa the night session insurance will be discussed by Charles B. Smith of Chattanooga and by F. CanpDeli or St. Louis. Thomas B. Love will ex- plain the Robertson law of Texas. Denver Mans Plan.
 A Denver man, Cornelius G. Gavin has the only entirely new project He will propose that the congress endorse a public highway from Fl Paso, Texas, through Yellowstone park to the Canadian border, it Is said to have | been well received so far. His plan entails the building by each state af- fected of the highway within its borders.
 The sessions here promise to be in | teresting. The Colorado delegates are opposed to Pinchot; New Mexico and Arizona always bring up the question of separate statehood; Kan. sas wants better freight rates and ] water; Oklahoma has many interests,
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-17

of their lives. They were also en- thusiastic over the true sportsman ship shown by their opponents of both teams.
 SieaIa's Great Work.
 The most remarkable work done by any member of any team was by Sigaia of the National Guarcsmen who in skirmish work scored ninety-eight out of possible one hundred and in the entire shoot 26S out of a possible 300.
 After being entertained most hos pitably by the officers and men of the Eighth Calvary at Fort Huach- uca, where they arrived by crossing the river in an aerial trarnway, the water being too high to cross other wise. the Bisbee team was defeated by the National Gusrdsmen by a total of 245 points, each member of the team being defeated by his opponent al though a single crumb of comfort re- mained. for Bisbee defeated the reg ular army team by just one tiny little point. The defeat will do the local team good and get them out to prac- tice as they never have before as 1t is planned to bring the victors to Bisbee for a match before the first of next year and the locals are out for revenge.
 For Bisbee Curry did the best work. especially in the skirmish and total. ed PA. He led his nearest team mate by nine point. Wheeler was next, close ly followed by Fisher and Mitchell, while Lyons qualified with three points ta spare as '-Marksman."
 Association Holds Meeting
 On Saturday night there was a meet ing held of the Arizona Rife Associa- tion at which time Captain E. F. Grinstead was elected director of the Territorial association on the Ma tional Rifle association board and del egates were appointed to attend the meeting at Camp Perry.
 The following is a summary of Sat. urday's match:
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-17
A$12Refrigerators Reducedto $9.e @
Monday and Tuesday other; P;.ps't;ss sss:ssa Tn in

The Furniture Section has hoisted the signal to close out the balance of the Refriger- ator stock, 50 we quote special Clearance Prices for Monday and Tuesday to hurry them into new hands.
 Alaskas are the best Refrigerators on the market and for years we have handled no other make; they fulfilling the requirement of perfect refrigeration in the home and more.
 They are absolutely sanitary, economical and serviceable. Zine and White Enamel lined; Removable shelves: Finished in Golden Oak. About 20 styles to choose from. includ- ing family and hotel sizes.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-17
WASHOUT CAUSE 0F WRECK 0N
 E.P.8 $. N.

After washouts which threw into confusion the passenger and freight traffic of the Southwestern for more than twenty-four hours and one of which resulted in the deraiiing of a rock train fin which accident one man lost his life and four others were in jured, it was announced last night that tracks had been repaired and traffic conditions restored to the normal.
 Early Sunday morning there was washout in New Mexico, near Mt. Riley which held up the west bound train for eight hours at that point so that the train which should have reached Bisbee at 3:45. did not arrive until some six hours later.
 Slip Dersils Train.
 An accident which produced one fatality and injured four others oc- cured east of Fairbanks on Sunday night, shortly after 10 o'clock. Here an embankment gave way and slipped over the track This train was on it's way from Benson to Charleston with rock ballast repair washout. The engine and two of the cars passed safely but the next car. on which were seated upon the load of rock the five men who were injured, left the track and was overturned. the other cars pill. ing up upon it. G. P. Wyatt of San Angelo. Texas. was killed and Fred King, Albert Hogg. Joe Poll and Rene i flcio Madrid were injured. All were | members of the bridge crew of the Fl Paso and Southwestern. All washouts east and west are now repaired.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-17
BOARD SETTLES
 TAX RATE IF NEW YEAR

Special to L. J. Overlock)
 TOMBSTONE, Aug. 16.-The Board of Supervisors met today and fixed the tax rate for the coming year. The rate as fixed amounts to s2.30 on the s100 and is arrived at as follows: School .... ............. 50 Territorial .... ..... ........ SD Territorial Road -. ........ Ia General Fund .. .............. 75 Roads - eco. .. 10
 In addition to this there is the tax to meet the interest on the school bond in the cities and towns where school bonds have been issued. This special school bond interest tax amounts to 10 cents in Bisbee. Doug las 55, Tombstone 50, Wilcox 95, Mar GUS 25 and Naco 35.
 No Bond Issue. There will be no bond issue to meet the expenses of the erection of poor farm buildings in the vicinity of Dong las on the newly selected site for the poor farm although the buildings are 10 be erected speedily. In stead of this the expense Of such buildings are provided for in the general fund tax The full amount cannot be paid this year but it is believed that this fund will be large enough to meet all con structi,n cost of such building wlt1in this year aI q next.
 A resolution to advertise for bids fo' sucI bu;ld:i es, not to cost 'ycr s30,GG6. and the advertisement For , bids will shortly he published. A six inch well is to be sunk 150 feet and a resolution was also pass ed for the advertising for bids for the sinking of such a we'll.
 The increase on non-producing mines was made in fixing the tax-rate and is put at 39.67, but for territorial purposes only.
 Murderer Valves Hearing. Pfannkuch, the Bisbee murderer. was brought into court today for his hearing and waived examination. He was held for the grand jury without bail. The Board of Supervisors pass ed a resolution at it's meeting request ing the court to call a special grand jury in order that justice may be meted Out as quickly as possible and directed that copy be sent to the clerk of the court.
 County Auditor Purdon was request ed to make an examination of and audit the books of Bisbee and Douglas for three years back. a period of two years earlier than the point from which he started his examination af- ter his appointment.
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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-06-02
BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION.

The birthdays Of Messrs. T. A. and
G. h. Hensarling falling on the same
day OF the same month. they began
several years ago 10 celebrate the
day Jointly and have kept Il up ever
since. Yesterday was their natal day
and the occasion was celebrated with
n magnificent dinner az the home OF
Mr.. r. \. Hensarling in the steep
Hollow communiuA a large number
Of their friends and neighbors We're
present 10 enjoy the day with them
and II was one OF the greatest pleas
ure for all present The rain kept
the crowd in doors most OF the time
hut that did not detract from the
measures Of the occasion In the least.
! An present were old-time friends and
the "reminiscences OF other days, and
the pleasures OF the long ago were
gone over. and was a source Of great
Measure for each and ever one. Goo
cheer and good fellowship prevailed
and the hours sped by 50 pleasantly
that the day was goae before any
we're aware OF Il.
The dinner was a perfect feast
There Just simply was not another
thing that could have been added e
Il and to say that II was enjoyed e
,ho fullest extent by each and ever.
one but feehly expresses II.
When the hour for departure came
the guests took their leave. wishin
for Messrs. Hensarllng many happy r.
J turns Of the day and that the pleas
ure they had afforded their friends o
this occasion. may be reflected In the
!, lives. and the lives OF their love
4 ones from day TO day.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-06-02

now Of New York. was here today
greeting his many old friends. He is
en- route TO visit his mother and Sis
ter at Navasota.
For all kinds Of concrete work,
sidewalks. plastering. etc. call on me
al First National bank building. j.
v. Musgrave. III
Miss Billie Gustavas OF Ballingsr,
who has been attending Sam Houston
Normal at Huntsville. II the guest Of
her sister. Mrs. Houston Cole.
n. q. Astin went 10 Mumford today
Henry Hudspeth Of Tabor arrived
today from Terrell where he has been
teaching In the public schools the past
session.
r. O. Astin Is inkalliHg-n complete
new gin outfit on his plantation In the
Brazos bottom. The machinery has
arrived and the work OF setting II up
4 being done by Mr.. J. c. Davis OF
this city.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-06-02
no YOU WEAR PANrsi

Nearly all men wear pants. All uG
married men do Wearing pants IS
habit formed by the gentlemen early
IN life and they rarely get over II.
Now that being the case. comfortable
pants for summer wear is just al this
time a pertinent question. Something
tina, is thin. cool. and comfortable
something that can be jaundered'
something that looks well. something
that is durable. is what Is wanted and
Coulter has g. Realizing the nects'
sity for a material OF this kind. he
placed an order and has just received
an elegant line Of Imported and span
ish Pants Linens. which cannot b.
matched anywhere for comfortable
suits ad pants. They come in Blues
Browns and Checks. be sure to take
: loo. n, them w3s-di5i
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-06-02
CITY COUNCIL MEETING.
Board Of Equalization Appointed. New
Fire Station TO Be Built.

A special meeting OF the city coun'
ell WIS held at the City secretary's
office at o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Mayor Maloney presided. and Alder
men Convey. Derden. Edge. Fountain
and Henderson we're present. L.
The meeting was called to appoint
board OF equalization to canvass the
city assessments and equalize the
taxes as far as possible. The follow.
ing citizens we're appointed TO constL
tute the board: II. a. Burger. X. ".
Nall and c. +. Bullock.
An ordinance was adopted fixing
June 2 as the date for the meeting OF
the board OF equalization.
The matter OF delinquent taxes was
discussed at length and resolution
was passed ordering the delinquent
list 10 be published. and suits filed In
the district court for the collection OF
all taxes due the city.
A petition was read from the Farm
ers Union Warehouse asking permis-
sion 10 open the allsy running north
and south In the block upon which
their warehouse is located. Also a
petItion from them asking for a fran
chise for the I. and G.. y. railroad to
run their ice factory spur along said
alley by the side OF their warehouse,
Both were referred 10 the committee
on ordinances.
Mayor Maloney announced the fol
lowing standing committees;
Sanitary Edge and Fountaia.
Ordinance and observation-disclosures
son and Convey.
Police-Covey aud Edge.
The question OF a new fire station
was discussed and II was resolved &c
build a new station on the site OF tbs
present FIRE bell tower. The idea pre-
vailed TO build neat wooden struc
ture that would meet all the require
. ments OF the company. The fire com
mittee was Instructed to secure plan
and specifications for the new statiol
and report 10 the council Of the regu
lar meeting next week.
{. No further business the cuoncil "a
iourned
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-06-02
BOYS CORN CONTEST.
Buehana.Moore Co., TO Give Fine Bug
ny and Harness as Premium IN
Farmers Union Fair.

You will remember In our communi'
cation some time ago to the boys and
young men Of Brazos county In re-
gard 10 the special premium that
would be offered on the corn contest.
we gave you fair warning that II you
did not get into this contest that you
would be sorry for IL.
We are now glad 10 announce TO
the boys who have so manfully and
earnestly entered into this contest.
that II you will come 20 Buchanan
Moore cos big buggy house in Bryan
YOU will be- shown one OF the prettiest
buggies in Texas. and the very best
one that can be made by the celebrat-
ed Moon Brothers Carriage Co. OF
ST. Louis. and Il Is well known that
they make the best buggy on the mar
ket for the money. Besides this bug
gy there will 20 with It a set OF Teni'
son brothers celebrated hand made
full brass mounted harness. Now ihi'
buggy and harness together are worth
$1,000 which makes It the handsom
est prize ever given away In similai
contest In this section. We want Z
again announce that the boy Wit
raises and has on exhibition at th'
Farmers Union Fair in July the hes
twelve ears Of corn. will get this bus
~ and harness.
We also desire 90 state that Their
win be other prizes Of less value, bu
stIll worth working for. and II you d
not get the buggy and harness 20
will stand a good chance TO get on
OF the others. SO let us do our yer
best. remembering that you are goin
10 have the same chance as the other'
as We are going 10 manage the conie'
80 te hercanb Ecalth( HRDLu NJ
so there can be nothing else but abs
lutte fairness. Your Friends MOT
Truly,
Buchanan Moore Co.
wsS-di,
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-06-02

HOUSE FOR RENT See d. Mike.
ISL
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-06-02
MOVING PICTURES AND vAuoE
VILE.

The Sprlngel Scenic Company has
leased the skating rink and viii open
on next Monday night with a splendid
moving picture show and fine yaude-
Vile attractions They propose TO
ssye first class attractions every night.
The rink Is being completely renovai'
ed and transformed 20 meet the re-
quIrcments Of the business. A stage
Is now being erected and the building
has been seated with nice chairs and
a fine piano has been put in. II Is the
purpose Of the company to furnish iirs'
class amusement for the people OF
/ Bryan.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-06-02
The Hearts Cry.

All day and night. all DAY and night.
| sit in my darkened room alone;
Come. thou. whose laughter sounds
20 gay.
Come hither-for charity GOMEZ ana
say
What flowers are faded and what
are blown.
Does the great. glad sun, as he used
10 rise?
Or Is Il always a weary night?
4 shadow has fallen across mine eyes,
Come hither and tell me about the
skies
skies
Are there drops Of rain? Are there
rays OF light.
/ Keen not. dear heart, so far away
with thy laughter light and low;
hut come TO my darkened house !
pray,
And tell me what Of the fields, to-
day
Or lilies or snow? or lilies or snow
DO the bulls Of the ripe nuts hans
apart?
DO the leaves Of the locust drol
In the we'll?
! or IS It the time FOR the buds ''
start?
I O. Kay little heart. .. gay little heart
Come hithcr and tell; come hithe
and tell.
The day Of my hope Is cold and dead
The sun Is dead, and the Hight D
gone;
Come hither. thou, OF the roses red
or the gay. light heart and the sol'
en- head.
,k~And tell Of the dawn-of the de'
and the dawn
Alice Ora
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-06-02

Good prairie Hay at 80 IL cents
per tale. Bryan Ice Co. loo
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-06-02
RAILROAD TIME CARD.
LOCALS AND PERSONALS.


Trade with Fountain during June.
l5i
Jim Tobias OF Kurten, was in town
today.
American Beauty Flour. l5l
Or. r. n. Harrison visited Bench
ley today.
J. II. Ferguson OF Harvey, was In
town today.
crex Rugs In the 10 days sale at
law Rros i5l
John Merka Of Reliance. was In the
city today.
Vim. Jones Of Steep Hollow was in
the city today.
Mrs. II. =. White left today for a
visit 20 Galveston.
Ira Bond was In today from his
home at Prospect.
Miss Corinne Carson was a visitor
today from College
o. L. Andrews OF Steep Hollow,
was in the city today.
W. ]. Burt was IN from Steep Hol
low this afternoon.
Mrs. II. l.. Murray Of Plano Is the
guest OF Mrs u. T. Lewis.
Try Richclieu vegetables. 10
Dendy Cahill was In the city todal
from his home AZ Fountain
Geo. n. Echols was in the city "a
day from bis home a, Rosprim.
Fresh shipment cakes crackers an'
candles today at Fountains. -
Miss Ida May Griffith OF Dallas I
the guest Of Miss Alberta Adams.
Mrs. G. r. Johnson OF Marlin is th
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. d. Kern.
Tom Gloss OF Edge. was looking al
ter business matters in Bryan todal
Our trade Is increasing all III
time. why? Ring III or i79 and I'm
out 10
W. G. Reynolds OF Tabor. was O
the city today and called on th
Eagle.
Mrs. \. Jain. Miss Annie lahR an
! Ernest jain arrived last night froi
san Antonio.
Henry Shows and VI. X. 'Stabler
the Thompson creek community, wei
IN the city today.
Mating from 10 cents mp aud firms
shades from 25c mp during our 10 do!
sale. Levy Bros. II
Uncle John MoCallum of near T
bor was a pleasant caller at the Gag
Office this afternoon.
Fresh bread. rolls ana cakes alw9
On hand. also nice line of fancy ca
lies. Mrs. Otto Boehme.
Ira Gooch and daughters, Miss
A Ruth and Ruby are guests Of Mr.. a
Mrs. John McCorquodale. II
r. +. Mistrot. formerly OF this CT
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-06-02
BIG CATTLE DEAL.

Messrs. Il. W. cressffaw and J. W.
skains sold today 10 Earl Porter
cattleman of Caldwell, one hundred
head OF three and four year old
steers. The cattle were driven
through the country today to Cald.
we'll
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-06-02
CARD OETHANkS.

The Ladies Aid Society Of the First
Bap,ist church desire 10 express
through the columns OF the Eagle their
thanks 20 the different church soeie-
ties and 10 each and every individual
who responded TO the call for aid for
Buckners Orphan Home. II was a
generous response and they are deep
Is grateful for II.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-06-02
cATARRH THE CAUSE OF CON-
SUMPTION.

At least one.half OF the consumption
in the world can be traced to catarrh,
Here are some symptoms OF catar-
RI: Il you have any Of them get rid
OF them while there is yet time.
Is your throat raw
DO you sneeze often?
Is your breath foul?
Are your eyes wateryg
DO you take cold easily?
Is your nose stopped up?
DO You have To spit often?
DO crusts form in your noseg
Are you worse In damp weather.
10 you blow your nose a great deal!
Are you losing your sense OF smelig
Does your mouth taste bad morn
ings?
DO you have a duh feeling in your
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-06-02
CITY SCHOOLS.

Patrons and friends are cordially
invited 10 the entertainment, Friday
morning, June 4. at 10 a. m.
There will be something entirely
differen, from ordinary commence
ments.
Auditorium Of East Side School.
w. c. Lawson. Supt.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-06-02
BASEBALL.

Elks vs.. Owls Thursday June .. Al
len Academy grounds. i:l5 sharp. Adj
mission % cents. Both teams have
new suits and a good game Is expect
I'd.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-06-02

headg
DO you have to clear your throat on
rising?
Is there a tickling sensation IN your
throat.
DO you have a discharge from the
nose?
Does mucous drop in back Of
throat.
Breathe Hyomel pronounced High
o-me) into the lungs over the germ
ridden membrane and Kill the germ
eeHPis;s Hyomei outfit, including
inhaler. costs sl.OO at E. J. Jenkins
who guarantee Il. and extra bottle 80
cents.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-06-02

Levy Bros. are having big run ON
their floor coverings and shades dur
ing their 10 days sale. lol
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-06-02

FOR RENT The Skating Rink. for
dances and entertainments OF All
kinds See Rudolph Myers at Eagle
Office.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-09

iously sick at the home of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Nichols, is reported
TO be out of danger now.
Miss Grace Gray returned home Fri.
day from Nebraska
Miss Ruth Wright of Aledo is visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Cooper
Miss Anna Lee of Chic igo arrived
here Saturday evening to ,isir at the
Tome of Elisha Lee.
A company of young oeo,,,e spent
merry time at moonlight picnic at
the home of Miss Edith Reaber Sat
urday evening. A nice supper and a
fine display of fireworks were greatly
enjoyed.
Miss Ruby Smell invited a party of
friends to her home Friday evening 10
help her celebrate his 18th birthday.
pleasant evening was spent with
music and games.
Lester Cooper and family visited
with Roy Cooper and family of Perry.
ton Sunday.
Sam Lewis children have the
chickenpox.
Frank Cole of Keithsburg has been
visiting at the home of A. p. Nj. hcl
since Monday.
Most of the people of this commul.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-09

ity celebrated the Fourth by attending
a picnic in A. p. Nichols woods.
Thomas Hartman and family OF
Aledo visited at the home of Mrs. Bar
hara Hartman last week.
Mrs. Mary Steelman of Rock Island
is visiting her sister. Mrs. c. B. Hal
stead.
Joseph OdeIl departed Tuesday for
points in Maryland and Virginia.
George Stockberger. youngest son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Stockberger, met
with an almost fatal accident Monday
morning. While he and his brother,
Paul were playing door containing
a large glass was knocked against the
cupboard and the glass broken, piece
cutting vein in Georges thumb \
trained nurse at the home of A. 2.
Nichols was called and succeeded IN
checking the flow of bloou.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-09
THE MARKE TS.

Chicago. July 9.-Following are the
quotations on the market today:
Wheat.
July, lis, 117A. 114%, III.
September. 10SA, 110A. 1885, HOG
December. 1904. 10S%. 107k, 1881
Corn.
May, 110%; 111%, 110A. 111A.
July, G9ss. 72. G9as. 717b.
September. CAS-. 6GH. GAY. GG.
December, 55A, 5G1a. 5512. 56aa.
Oats.
May. 56h, 57h, 5Gh, SIN.
July. AZ. sos. as. 500.
September. 42M. As. 42A. 43.
December, 425s. 4SM, 421s, 43h.
Pork.
May, 447a, 45A. 44A, 45A.