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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-11-20
SCHOOL LIBRARY RuM0Rs

Feeling very keenly the necessity
OF a well equipped library and being
much hampenered for the want Of
one, the people of Millican, together
with a number Of friends from adjoin-
ing communities, met at the school
building Friday night, November H.,
to asst in an entertainment, the pro.
ceed5 of which were to be invested in
that important factor in the upbuild.
ing and enlightenment of every neigh.
borhood.
The house was called to order and
short but very interesting program
was rendered, after which the large.
"eI-tilIed, handsomely decorated
FOXES brought by the ladies were auc-
toned off to the highest bidders.
Lively bidding from the very begin
ming demonstrated the fact that every.
one realized that he was helping ?
good cause. Each and every box
brought a good price, one selling for
$3.50, After all the boxes had been
sold it was found that the sales had
brought in the handsome sum OF
$3.50, which amount properly invest.
ed will be the beginning of school
library at this place.
The teachers, trustees and good peo.
pie of Millcan sincerely thank each
and every one who has in any wav
contributed to this cause. Let us
stand together, hand-in-hand, and have
in Old Millican the best school in
Brazos county.
ONE PRESENT.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-11-20
A BAD RUNAWAY
Man Badly Hurt and Several Vehicles
Broken to Pieces.

DToNCH W TIcCco.
Adult II o'clock this morning there
occurred the worst runaway in point
of damage the town ever knew, and
that no lives were lost is almost /
miracle. Two large horses pulling a
heavy float charged down Main street,
scattering horses and vehicles in their
path, and but for the falling of one OF
the horses there is no question that
the result would have been more ser
Gus, as the street was crowded at the
time.
| Mr.. o. u. Hall of the Milan & Hall
Transfer Company was driving the
team and they became frightened at
a railroad bicycle on the International
& Great Northern track, and becom-
ing unmanageable, dashed away with
him. Mr.. Hall was thrown from the
float violently to the ground, striking
upon the side of his head end face,
receiving very painful injuries. He
was carried into the Smith Drug Com
pany and attended by Dr. Bartlett
Sims, and at last report was resting
easy.
After Mr.. Hall fell from the float
a farm wagon was run into and one
of the wheels broken. Richard Moores
delivery wagon was next hit and it
was badly broken up Albert Byanski's
buggy was the next victim, and, to-
gether with the impact and the kick
ing of his horse, it was badly dam .
aged. They next hit broadsi Mr.,
Weaver's two-seated surrey and it was
absolutely broken into splinters. In
this last collision one of the horses |
attached to the float fell and in this !
way they were stopped in their mad !
flight.
The smashup created quite an eX-
element for some time.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-11-20
"Them's My Sentiments"

This constant cry that we need out
side capital to develop the resources
of Texas is all rot The resources o;
Texas are very rapidly being devel-
oped. What we do need, in addition to
what We have, is more farmers. Cap.
ital must be paid from 10 per cent to
90 per cent for what it does, while
the farmer cracks down to work with
out being paid He knows the conse.
quences if he doesn't get busy very
early in the year and keep busy until
the time rolls around for him to get
busy again. Give us more farmers and
let outside capital stay outside until
it gets ready to pay its way into the
state and pay its way after it gets
here.-Tyler Courier-Times.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-11-20
1.-THE Common Law" Wonderful
Play.

When Leb B. Parker dramatized his
greatest story into play he took for
a foundation and theme the most wide
ly discussed subject Of today, in when
is found an object lesson in morality.
Unlike the majority Of plays, in
which the unfaithful wife and the
wronged husband Tor vice versa) are
the predominating features, THE
Common Law" shows how great is the
love of true woman for those who
are near and dear to her In the char
acter of Jane Adams one will see a
love and sacrifice so great that she
would immunity for thief brother.
In THE Common Law" you will see
each and every character true to life,
and you will not find the impossible.
tiles and inconsistent things which
are found In most plays Of today "The
Common Law" teaches a lesson that
will live for decades. Montgomery F.
Brewster promises metropolitan pro-
duction and a superb cast and scenery
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-11-20
COAL RATE HEARING

Washington. Nov. 20.-Onicials OF
various coal operators OF the Pitts.
burg (Pa) district, who have Joined
in a fight for lower freight rates to
The Great Lakes, gathered In Wash.
ington today for the resumed hearing
on the subject before the Interstate
Commerce Commission. The hearing
Is continuation of the one held some
time ago. 1t is expected to take up
the remainder of the month and will
probably be the final hearing.
Some OF the most distinguished at.
torneys OF the country are employed
on both sides and the legal battle is
expected to be one of the hardest
fought OF any dispute the Interstate
Commerce Commission has been
called upon to decide.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-11-20
ADJUSTMENTS
THE Devil" Tonight.

The most discussed play in the
world two years ago was Frantz Mol
mars epoch-cerating Hungarian com
edy, The Devil" which Mr. Henry
W. Savage produced at the Garden
Theater, New York, to audiences tina,
taxed the capacity Of that commodious
playhouse. To say that the play ere
ated a sensation is to fall far short OF
the truth. 1t caused a veritable flu
rore in every city where 1t was seen.
Nothing like it had been known in
America before.
1t is therefore a matter of felicia.
ton among local theater-goers THAI
this daring psychological and intense
ly dramatic play is pre- sented at the
Colonial Theater tonight
The production to be given here IS
the only correct and authorized Henry
w. Savage version, which was trans
lated directly from the original by ar
rangements with the author and
adapted for the American stage by
Oliver Herford.
The company is headed by Mr.
Lionel Lawrence, who created the part
of DR.. Miller, The Devil" for Mr..
Savage in New York two seasons ago
The special scenery which this com.
pany carries was painted by Arthur
Voegtlin, the famous scenic artist of
the New York Hippodrome.
Go IN tho "Davil" TONIGHT
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~ Oil Burning Route
CHEAP ROUND TRIP

- CHEAP ROUND TRIP
Rates to houston on account Cdrni-
val.
1900 round trip on sale daily
Nov. 18th t. 10 Inc. for all trans
Limit Nov Goth The ony rate
that is honored on the Hustler
1920 round trip on sale daily
Nov. l2th TO 18th Inc. for all t.ains
except Hustler" Limit 2 i Us in
addition TO date sold.
$l:25 rounJ trip on sale Nov
17th aud Nov. 10Th Limit same
day not good on Hustler"
$500 TO ad trip on sale Nov. 18th
again Nov 18Th Limit Nov. 10Th
Not good on Hustler"
No reduction for children and
no baggage allowed on Si:25 and
$500 rates.
5. II. Harris,
Ticket agent II. & I. G. K. K.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-11-20

Lost-F'rom my home Saturday, No
vember IS, white and black English
setter gyp; plain collar; answers to
name of Bell. Return to r. NJ. Nall
and get reward.
J. F.. Alters of Eagle Lake arrived
in the city yesterday.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-11-20
ONE PRESENT.

The label section Of the San Fran.
cisco Labor Council will cooperate
with the International Boot and Shoe
Workers Union in giving a big union
label show in one of the local the
aters.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-11-20
a Little knowledue

Mrs. WhHGtpit Do tell! didn't
know Titan was an artist. Miss
Wheatpit mamma! or course he
was an artist Mrs Wheatpit Well,
now, thought he got up one Of
those preparations for the hair!-Har.
per's Magazine
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-11-20
Reas.urinc,

Irate Gentleman Ito his gardener
What, do you mean, sir, by telling
people in the village that I'm stingy
MASTER Gardener No fear o. me
a-doin' the likes o that, guv'nor.
allus Keeps my thoughts to myself
Punch
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-11-20

as seen in the large cities. The Com.
mon Law" comes to the Colonial The
alter Friday night, November "a. Tick.
cts on sale Tuesday morning.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-11-20

Lost-Small black purse containing
$40, one five-dollar bill and balance in
change Leave at Eagle office and get
reward
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-11-20

us Brors,u rs forgetful as ever"
More SO, Why. that fellow has to
look himself up in the directory every
night before he goes home from bust.
neSS-forgCts his address"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-11-20

Stela-What do you consider
waste of opportunity? Bella--A
freight train going through tunnel
NeT Tvoo; .!!77 c.
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o,<eepS1n up with Lizzie.r

r doesn't take so much to satisfy
to reel necessities Of life as it does
to reep up with the fool fashions and
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called upon to decide.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-21
TElL tr TO Us

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The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-21

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 -l.. Q. sag she all..
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 -N ma. .a.- l..e-, .- .-a n. .. r---...ar
 .u#-- .e- r--a .le Eu.r.
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 -oa .a.ar he ,sHL
 H had -er ..el ..s -.Hrgs .a enter a- ..- house aud before raaiu- yHe en- .sa-..e .. va..l r.e aH,r aas a.easeJ aar ta. al. .... ae H-al CUR a.s n 6 tr - Mos he--.a. ar-H lEEa
 IN E. please .Eua.a Hg , u r-- .l ga4. -...- r-s .sse
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 -N--g da gaa .-aa by ra.r.
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 Sae looked as a.a a.rl a ulzz.eJ eN- azgss.aa then banded a.u -le ugIe. Removing it from tle envelope hs sealH.f sr nat r back aud handed r ra Mss ker-.Eu Iu.u ae removed bis gloves and llr them la h.s pae keJ- We'll ,..I que --
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-21
NEUTRALITY IN MEXICO.

Tas attitude sd alzll-l. neutrality ass-uei a-l 4tElsel ly James E Garfield yl zs rctlrl Eo- -l- s.ule lf -le NzAl--l glsl-- .s .-- -t sound Ia1sllely -ll sz4 .-sl,e a-4- ryeE Le t---Ee nay Ls-- -- s ,=- usa L4I -le -ls aas la, Come t1r -lI-Er--0l 1y L-e ll.--- S-4-as .- paT,z-as4.y sl --e g4l- a. ..s g-- plz
 u4 srl-E4l .-es -eae - e -- lo-5I ---E ,ls ss --l4--s -t Al-e--.--
 1- sl-1 -lr ref..--g-lz- Il
 l-Lay 4a4 gr-----y ---. l4sg l.4-z- ed -l4 reor-g sz4rs gt -le l-l a- --l-ls-a-y- lr -l.s ---- has l--l made gl --- re.--..,-- -..l- -- 5-r yIlLe-- a-- -l a---.--4 -e-a..-- z1ly u.c ase- Er-s--e-- l4s assI-- a. haze te--el -l .-..- ag --e sJ4Lss sEe. --.,g 4s4-ls- --e exist .ls u.1re -- Aez..u- g-u .-g5-4-. el t-z --s-rse-- .usrle. l-a. -a lrv- --y .s s-s--s 4gg-- -- --- geug.= -t -Ls gu--Ls L.l -a---. 45a--s- ,ll s-s .s sg-e4l .r-.-e=r --- l--e -s 4-4 -.eals-s gl --- ey---s. --e ,z,4---s--0-, ed -v4- s--.--- sys- -ELls--. --Fe la------g ay- and -el- ls sg-l---g 1l -z -----
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 .I years yI --rLgl. aud -.=-r-.-
 Nod oly are ,as- Al--s-- -.s co -e 5e considered 1l. l-..e --ss Bz kgg- ll mind -s a--. -e -r q.<sslol ol re4. ---4- .--1l-=z --- Jae adgall.-r-- g- --a
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The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-21
NATIVE COPPER

Iae us- klo~E report ot ua-tr .glper existing a Alaska sas made ey sgaleE. he naturalist uho accom-
 4l-=- 8aElls ga a-s toyase oi d.s- eo.e-y .- l-.t Hs aolei -la- tae -a-Fes gl Kayak Island Heye -sls Els,ss ll l4-fe copper that u-- 15-5-e-lg came .sgI ,1s Jai-a-- hozs.1a ,ysser s-.y The Use gl la- rFs copper aas widespread al-o-5 --s Alaskan natives. l fact st vas -l- gl-g metal -sv-
 For a1ol. ae-l-rg l-e Russians .e--gl.l ll= egla-y but ,Lsy -g- g- -a-.y l-1 lg- make 4ly y-lgg- Go discover lg sgpPy- leL They made sl-y one attempt Go explore ls Cop ger s.,gr The ezgsllo4 vas head e5 -g s--e5r4a.zgs .a lSt1. and ae a-o.e party gas uAss4eEel 5y -l- .al-Aas ys .le Copper s.seg-Cll--aa
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-21
 .e---.e-.

ue,e raay ae arc aol asking ,oo much aLea sr utBJs y0a to furnish us aita rgporls 0J incidents oF happen Iass 4l.ea se aoald al bks Co kLos about and shtSh ae are ne2 IAgly lo fad oag { you to ho' s.se as lp Noae NgsseJ
 And ahaI the N-ssel deyiaEvs el itself is true la ooasegu Co s-t ag sspsp-Es-
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-21

"t susB uaH WEu.t ,A- Ef,e.'
 ~uowt Wbs
 ~l know ftHt B r-.srete il contains to saueJbus sf vH0.B only enc pers D except mysrI sugt As ,F who wrote t EI ucge. Ja l...yaa Sou would uus heGele me-
 Il b4ge ue..r uh-.I y#ur wn-l"
 ~Na5 u auggHHe ulH= -a my -rlf 1F son ! haveueyeg aeegsaJ any one Co gaa l We're t1 tn s1 ugW y.a would r. ... n r.Ir ogu- .ua that ur... ..e u.t.
 He arase as .f n IEe leave.
 Noure surely u.. -..u- Co leave the ua.teg .u la.7 a-sa..s-a. .-n.y posi- rfnu a-r E.a.
 -u rsl- -s. .ur .f ir might -.r s.-ra V.r=a a.r
 -VIsase .. aH.-urs, sneak p,-
 lie tam rra w...a. -tsu s-t-
 -ltI seen. l.. ...- .l he per -#u t.. ..aaL a-.
 A- -..e ..E write r.r .. H-'a N....e.#r .r.- ...E -ar l ra. uH.... l ...sr Ha uG.# .ra ars H- eraaH ld- .I"
 Na- E. gn tr E~ le a..aI UE ws es.r.t Co Ea.v ns Eaa-e were .u.F ..r r"a whom >E r.E r....... --ge-, uut u... .r..-- but u % 
 R.rm- E H- s...r#s rr -s hobby be- ing microscopy Toe arNl evening be made as .r.. wl box under his g-u Ms Ne-l.u ..5el a- lr and wondered l.- .r nigh be When be had -m...' his .rH-e.ar he oHe11l che box auI I-.u-H- u.- his micro scope pheu- l- 0a a table. be lighted tar lamp -Haarel.L with .-. -aen, -aS- 4- minute pair ". ...-F used for handling ar.-..s .L..igL Cor eEau.na- r..r. a- ...a.sL uu rIa. a.l.r.age contain ir- them. ...u..- r..s and fixed rW- frrra..- -.e-- .l bis instrument When le EtL aE#u-r..i -ns -aus ae suvireI Miss Err-haH 2. have paer. She sas certain curved mes n rae aelI af view
 Il.se are --s .aruu marks be sa.I. -Ll- rr.-.. w. wr-e rle n1ya left #a -he
 Mss Na--E-a u.- interested
 H..we. .- r-".r.F the uH-e and ,aH-r-u-.G . he a.l written him self A-aa .r5.l Miss Na-~l-w tr H.k She ~aw different curves S.. -.a a.rla- laeE were laz ..a. w.. .3 w-.- raa rg. Sle gave a ter- drown relief
 .Wr gr.- w.. rr- u0-a." said E.au R. ~EH a.aHr IrrI fun. He Ar, initiated ans w-....- just enough r. make u .. a- the ehre-ra- r.g !, min. al attempt a, L.s- gu.s.
 -WHr IsG HH--
 There r.-. before Eeuw.cS urreu ny ..e.- r--s.us besides himself Us -sreg substituted r.n- .f rr... -.~ amt showed Mss Ear-aaw ra. #n.ea at Che L.-r had ha.rG rla n-.e The Hf. ..r. .. t.. HHs .rru MT. EE.a.I N-
 aIr s.u .r. ..... EanwirE.
 Knowing .r u.r uuy ..- ..E these ..... rr.=HelJeurs vr..e .n.. a... Ws .w...-' ur Hg.e f.. g.a-
 She avr.E . arass --1l ar.g ..u ..- H. N.la a ug".H sin. r...L an Asea.s E..I. u -.a place for r.- r.- e.-re=. #a.--.- "a had ~... u1 -aa raauy-
 Tr....r NIr N~.n regerad a u.ra r Ea~r.v Hreas their and @ she be- ....-.... .....r..H .. ... .-E
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-21
MOO 2 F. ; lYFp EE CO.
 Tyrlia-s E T. Route AuSouthbluud ram-rs rrjyr and Depart Fou hsDJck

ANouhbluud ~ aU-rs Arrive and Depart Fum This Dock
 REGULATIONS tsto Ezelolses tei,-Ey 1chAlliss u D. al Pers1a-les ONLY delivered sunday at Al Essa shipments destined soah5ouad must SHIPPERS MANIFEST be obtained d S ozlcsl teAyesl g u No ue .l- l 5s received on BAjGAGE-I04s gL be collected CHECKED Et-a.IE uNLI No l-aEse for bags auI sri.s s4sa l.--.---- g-s al4-L be- pull- ar aud a-l ge ope4e- ga.y Wharfage Tariff application office gu l5,s D. o. Sex IFS E. ], SHAW, Genera. ua1alsc.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-21

Weather observation al Cra-t,s 't'aeo l2 niles north og Noores whaTil
 N3NnUW temp past a hN 4t ,b,,.e Nj mum ss sb-r. Mean ssL ea.-
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-21

Po0g Ll-lls Herman ass Easy Aay 8ojy can beat hlm
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-21
SAlsalI HElIsEa REPORT

e-;-o-s-o-;-e-s-e-s-0-:-
 Rssalts os tae observations taken at Aoore's Wharf at midnight February 20, lsu, is as follows
 Temperature ,.Ua 2sss-rs.u 83 s1.vs NAz 'enPPseeed,pE slboars 43 aaovs
 D %j oye Mean eS ,,.,.
 -A ,' Ciou ' Calm
The herald., 1911-10-05

any vacancy occurring in their number, or
any vacancy occurring among the officers
Of the corporation, majority or the dl
rectOrs voting at any one time, in person, or
by. proxy, shall be required to pass any reso-
luton, or adopt any bylaws, and which,
when so adopted, shall become valid corpor-
ate acts.
Notice of all meetings of stockholders,
for electing DIRECTORS, or for any other pur-
pose, except as may be hereinafter directed,
shall be given in writing, by the Secretary,
before such meeting, directed to each stock
holder at his last known address, appear
ing upon the books Of the corporation, I'M
less said notice Is waived, in writing, by
all the stockholders appearing as such upon
'' ARTICLE VII.
This act Of incorporation may be modi-
fed added OF, changed or amended, or this
corporation may be dissolved by and with
the assent OF the holders OF three-fourths
in amount Of its then outstanding stock,
given at a general meeting OF the stockhold-
ers, to be convened after ten days prior
notice, to be given in one Of the daily
newspapers published in the City OF New
Orleans, in addition to the personal notice
to each stockholder, as provided In Article
VI of this charter; and such changes as
may be made, In reference TO an increase
or decrease Of the capital stock shall be
preceded by such notices, delays and formal
tiles as by law required.
In the event of the dissolution Of said
corporation, either by limitation of Its char
ter or otherwise, its affairs shall be liqui-
dated by three commissioners, to be appoint.
ed and elected at a special meeting called
for that purpose, as above provided, and
who shall remain in office until the affairs
of said corporation shall be fully liquidated
and. In case of the death Of one or more
of said liqudators, the survivors or sur
yivor shall continue to act.
ARTICLE VIII.
No stakeholder shall be held liable or re
spOnsible for the contract or faults OF this
corporation in any further sum than thu
unpaid balance due to the corporation OF
the shares owned by him, nor shall an!
mere informality In organization have thu
effect of rendering this charter null or o
exposing a stockholder TO liability beyonC
the amount Of his unpaid stock, II any.
THUS DONE AND PASSED, in my office
in the city OF New Orleans, on the day
month and year first hereinbefore written
in the presence Of Burt W. Henry and Ed
ward G. Rogers, competent witnesses, VIII
hereunto sign their names, together wit
said appearers and me, the notary, after
The herald., 1911-10-05
ANALYSIS
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d an Subject enreIy dirent from that for the
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man himself to report paismsnAND THERE Is NOT
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which cost me ten and .pe1ce and plunged
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before my sleep When had CROPPED
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ever known wreches my mind found that
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invention of logical welordsrd
tnect intellectual qualities
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ruled the stenographic world.
finally
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