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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-09-23
SCHOOL TEXT BOOKS
AT DIEHL'S BOOK STORE

We have just received a large ship
ment of all of the new text books
adopted by the state text book com
mission in June. Orders from country
districts will receive prompt attention.
If DIEHL'S BOOK STORE.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-10-04

Here with the goods, BURNS
DEPARTMENT STORE?
Lassoing Wild Animals in Af-
RIGA tomorrow night at the Ugo.
Wheat, Rolled Barley and Oats
Browns Satisfactory Store.
That was good-to have an
open air concert last night by the
band entertained.
See the Teddy Roosevelt pic
lures at the Ugo. Lassoing Wild
Animals in Africa.
Bill Hanley, j. J. Donegan and
Post Master Logan are among
those who started for Bend today
to help celebrate railroad day.
The delegates who left today
expressed genuine regret. They
will know next time that they
can't see the Harvey county in
a minute and will be prepared to
really see us on their next visit
which they have all promised.
SALE OF LADIES DRESSES,
SKIRTS AND WAISTS AT THE
BUSY CORNER STORE.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-10-04
LOCAL AND Personal

C. A. Haines is up from Mar
rows.
Geo. Love is over from Agency
to take in the sights.
Mrs. Scott Hayes is to undergo
an operation this afternoon.
Lakeview has her Bill Hanley,
only they call him Smelling.
Everybody enjoyed the band
it was a real treat after such a
long silence.
Letter of the Oregonian: "You
have an unusual supply Of music
al talent of a high order. "
Grand Master T. M. Baldwin
will meet with the local Masonic
lodge this evening. There will
be work in the first and third de-
grees.
SALE OF LADIES DRESSES,
SKIRTS AND WAISTS AT THE
BUSY CORNER STORE.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-10-04


The latest Fall Coats for ladies'
at Browns Satisfactory Store.
The stock parade will take
place at the fair grounds Friday
afternoon.
Don't fail to see w. T. Smith
about those little farm pump en-
gines and big ones too.
I Big feature attractions at the
Ugo tomorrow night Lassoing
Wild Animals in Africa,
This is the cry, When you
can't find it any where else in
town, go to the Burns Depart
ment Store, they carry every
! thing under the sun and seldom
just out"
= How can they forget us? Our
'Bill"! Our Commercial Club!
Our music! Our newspapers! Our
band! Our Toastmaster! Our hos
pitality! Our good behaviorl Our
school children! Our productsl
| Our grub! Our weather!
CLOTHING SALE AT THE
BUSY CORNER STORE.
If you know what "Coopers
Underwear" is-we can sell you
your underwear few stores out. .
side of the large city stores
carry "Cooper's underwear" but
you can find it at Browns Salts
factory Store.
Mr.. A. 0. Hunter one of Bends
leading citizens delivered a very
able address on cooperation. He
suggested we not only get togeth-
er to get settlers here but to
give them a square deal when
they come and see they get it.
OUR NEW FALL STOCK OF
DRY GOODS is HERE. THE
BUSY CORNER STORE.
Mr.. Leroy Breithaupt of the
Harvey County experiment sta
ton wishes to meet the farmers
Thursday evening at 8 O'Clock in
the court house. The purpose is
to organize a farmers co-opera-
tive league. This is a worthy OBJ
ject and the farmers ought to
respond nobly.
Judge VIM. Smith of Baker
county is presiding at the session
of circuit court today. The case
before the court this afternoon is
a trespass case between c. Y.
Reed and Claude Smyth. 1t is
to former meander line
cases.
SALE OF LADIES DRESSES, /
SKIRTS AND WAISTS AT THE
BUSY CORNER STORE.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-16
TmE kNIsEn,s WIZ.

Kaiser Wilhelm likes TO make nice
lntIr speeches about his wife The
proof is that hc makes them when
ever the chance comes along. one OF
THESE chances came along last Friday
evening II was at dinner given IN
honor of an" province OF schlcs Wig
li"istcIu. Augusta Victoria was
princess of Schlcsvig- Holstoin when
thc was "a frcsh-riced girl. Kaiser
Wilhelm described her on Friday
evening as 90 daughter Of the prov.
incc ANA hIs wa>-of putting IT sounds
better THIS is what he said;
Ssh, is AN example for German
mothers, because she has brought up
siN sons serious. energetic men. who
are not Inclined 90 take ADVANTAGE OF
the comforts and onioymcuts OF their
rnk and position IKE many 81 the
prcrcut- day youths. but have devoted
tn'r mrcngth to the athcrIand va
hard ana strict ulrument of duty.
and should scrious occasion arise.
ni' reads chccrfully to sacrifice their
lives uu tho altar Of their country. p"
The cable reports that some OF tho
foreign newspapers think the kaiser
bad ga mind. when be- said that hls
SONS were willing to die tor their
country, the current dispute between
Germany ANA France over Morocco
" .uuuuN which. bl the way. belongs
tD neither Of them. ana which 10 ail
appearance would not have become an
object uf contention between them a.
England had not asrycd 20 use il ar
th' means uf spuar.ug herself with
ff"nyc boz regard Go Egypt Probably
Kaiser Wilhelm docs rather have No.
rocco uu his mind Zoo Those days-it
is "a large item iu his current busi-
ness but 10 Dr. not necessary 10 bee
h'F' that De- made bis remarks of
FRIDAY night bccnuso of tho dispute
with Franc, He would bee quite like
"a to have spoken Just as he did DO
Morocco were not ON thc map. H,
was up Boa Schicswig- Iiolstein Co watch
the usual army maucuvors-co conduct
90 this scar la that province of Prus-
sia. without doubt most OF the pcr.
sons az the dinner were army ofn-
Gers, and talk about Willingness 10
die for ones country Is the thing 10
BAY at a milltar2 dinner. Kaiser VIII.
helm wishes an the men IN his army
10 feel that Way u was therefore
The most natural and obvious thing
Tor him 20 paise his wife Tor having
six stalwart chaps who have
been trained Ia the notion thar they
mould die willingly n the chance
.omes for them 10 die on the field az
,attie. OF course the chance is not
kelly 20 come not because there
nay not be war In Europe sooner or
ater, although that IL a very remote
ontingency--but because princes are
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-16
THE PRESIDENT AND
THE LAST CONGRESS


The Davenport Democrat aud Lead
o. staunch Democratic paper OF
Davenport. Iowa. contains review oi
the last session oi congress and the
work of President ralt which ought
TO Ice highly interesting 10 an good
pcmOcte's Ia New Mexico as well as
Republicans
The Iowa paper. II appears, has Ike
deCcncy to tell the facts about the
last session and Messrs Jones Fer.
gussOu ct all MAY be somewhat sur
prisod 90 feel just how the president
has been put Ia The hole" from the
standpoint of q Democratic paper.
This is what the Davenport paper
says;
Congress assembled--ol most OF u
for the specific purpose OF putting
President TAFT in hole Has II done
so9
The house was under the absolute
control and dominion OF he Democ.
racy The senate, nominally Repub.
lican was dominated bv combina.
lion o. Democrats and insurgeni Re.
pnbllcans Prom the beginning they
began 10 mix political war medicine.
What happened With whom lies HE
advange2
President Taft stood bN his rolOrs
lie stood by them. whether in me face
OF defeat on In the sight OF victory
AZ all times he waved them alolt tie
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-16
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-16

Bee opened az { O'Clock or said day
oud viii romuiu opened until q O'Clock
OF said day. ia precincts So. ~ and
20 the polls viii d., uuen rruup o
o'clock I" M. until o'ciock b. M. of
s"ld day. and in Precinct !. %. ana IA
from I Go Z D. m. aud the prlmari.s
ia an precincts win bee governed ny
the following rules.
J. only known Republicans or
persons swing satisfactory pledges 10
support tho regular Republican ticket
VIII De allowed CO. vote.
Two tcll,rs viii be- appoiut,d ta
receive and canvass the votes in each
precinct and where thor, ar, opposing
factions one shall be- appointed from
each faction
Tho result ana O. li.t of th, del
oHalrs elected in each precinct shall
De- certified To- u. VI. Fcrgussun. SEQ
rotary not later than September 23d.
l'll al 10 O'Clock &C. m, and IL any
contests are nlcd they shall Doe nlod
on or before o'clock a. m, OF said
day.
4. The person herein named to .,aIl
the primary in each precinct SHAH be
a Judge of such election ana shall act
with tho tcllcrs, casting tho deciding
vote In case sai1 tcllcrs shall not
agree.
., II there are no opposing dole
gates the tcllcrs shall Dee chosen by
the electors present az the opening OF
the polls IN each primary
EDWARD A. MANN.
Chulrmau
ID. NJ. FERGi SSON.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-16
THE BOOK OF HORAB.
tnNIII,n on.

And % .Itu. O.. f.f.. Dbl. fU,... .|4t.-
,...., ...
.'' ''''' " WI '''' "'"A"'"' ''
''''''''' '''''"' .'i' dissatisfied with
l"' '"'''H '"'' N''. over h'n, ana
'''h '"s' uh bearing aiWs against
'''H'. Nul Do was lHDIr NiIl mat
'N'uE- .h"u." n'i '' e. lh'y were.
N"" Do vas the hW, "i ih' reign "t
W'''' I"+'., sung "I F"Iu'ih ANA
N""'IH@i.. i1' hlns, hdd u'nr Those
''."-- NN''" wore sore dispI'telng Go
voc b''F'. 'hd 'irN trN"It'd. Ana
N''''I "s'. 'h' NhI Nd" not aware
th'l ih' Hli'h-ih "l hI. subjects was
-' Ai'' p" was '' h'- -urpris'
I'"l iu ln'-' uu'. h' I'uud hin'li
a'r"Sr" nom hIs 'h,'n' ana the
crown "I rln'.'IIr sndl.h'd FROM his
moab ana placed ur'h the shoulders
"i th"th'iH u" whom ih' p'"pi, were
Nnd Nh'u Naii'tugiI ia" King,
''u"u hln-'iI 81" ANONYMOUSLY de-
posed from IBIS 1isu place, uD Nds "N-
'''"'nE angry Iu hi. h'ail N1d rec
''nEr sW'ut zap "lmu MS soul
which '"nsrd O." Doe r.r"mp"ns'd for
the WRONG winch had been committed
against hlm h\ Hf W'h'rt" ijilhiuI
SUBJECTS
N' Nat'rrnsI. 90. kug' now M"
longer having ihr iIrht to wear his
'Imlnc' ANA O." De- called by the name
OF h'hs N'pl IA h's discourage mont
Nhu h' tdl'd nus WIS" men ana S'"th-
tAN'iS together I" MIN ti"r h' % uh-
d'ist"ud ihat some rev hdu NOT ds
set deserted MIN, but remained WITH
MN IN ms rNil''. MA th'N r"un-
S'l'd l"s' th'r WIN ih' drp"-td KING
az q" what was best 4" d." ANA u
was tlr counsel "i the Wise men the
to"thsa>crs ana the mdsicians mat
the dcp"@'d Natl'rnsil should ~ up.
another kingdom For said They.
W" are sun ia'h'"', ana though We.
ar" rev Ia numbers ~" count our
ives sir'ns In influence, ana ~" can
win back the lost kingdom and the
coveted h'n"rs We can continue
f"udna"ins, ana We od1 take r,l1sr
ln me cave known a- 'Nf"p'l, w.
ing clos" q" ih' fallen kingdom
Whri" We can control me c"mtnRs ~
ana the R"ihss out "i ih' people. ana
soon our wrongs sh"H De risat'd.
lhus was Planned lht warfare
against III" subjects 100 revolt WI" 'i
now h"d CHOSEN ''"d'r worthy "I
th'n. ana were pairing q" mako
shnH Whi'H ~" valance r"uId resist
Tor iI'Ifs was 10 right
Nha 81" h"'h h"F'S prepared FOR bat
ll'. Nnd lh ih'sc DAYS lhr Ndrl"f"
was 500 imminent mar the camps gre
MOI WIN anticipation. And me n"s''
came together an" ""s'd warfare Tor
many uaNs Nhd 'n ln' eve "I 't'h
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-16

los the constitution heretofore adopt.
vG py the people ul New Mexico.
Now therefore. pursuant To AMI In
accordance with resolutions adopted
nN the Republican central committee
oi New Mexico IN convention assem-.
hlod 90; Santa Sc. y NJ. ON Tu,sday
september e., l9ll. q cell Is hereby
ISSUED for the holding OF the hrst
Republican state convention la the
riiH OF .us Vegas. y VI. 90 10 u'cluck
BOO 'hC forenoon ut Thursday. the gNth
dag ol september a. ~ 1911. for tho
purpose of nominating candidates for
ihc various confessional ana state oi.
iccs created aud authorized hy law.
ana The Republican central commit
tees az thD various Countics OF tHc
ncW state, except as otherwise los tbl.
committee ordered. are requested 20
Issue calls Tor tho holding. upon such
notice aud date o. they may deem rX
rcdlcul county conventions for tho
purpose of ciecting delegates To said
state convention. at which the basis
q. representation shall Dee delegate
luI each 700. on fraction thereof uf
30 cor more. of the votes east Tor me
Republican candidates for delegate .o
cun2rC 80 thp election uf 1905. ana
! dtlc2utc OF largo from each county
now IN existence. upon which hlsis
do, representation at said state cuu
vcution FROM tho several counties az
New Mexico shall De as follows:
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-16
THIS MANS STORE
IS IN NEW MEXICO
AND ALSO TEXAS
Merchant at Anthony Consid-
ering Suggestion Which
May Evade Payment of Tax.
es in Either State.
lRIo Grande RepnbIIcnnl

Hon Chas T. Miller miller and
merchant 40 Anthony. has had forced
upon bin an All an All arrangement
that by being enlarged uuon little
will save him any taxes ON his i'm.
mensc store stock The recent wor,
OF finding the exact line between Tex.
as and New Mexico leaves Nh Miller s
store building halt IN Texas ANA hall
In New Mekico. II has been sug
gested that Mr. Millni enlarge the
building at both ends so as TO move
the stock into the Texas end when
the New Mexico assessor comes
around aud into the New Mexico end
wncn the Texas collector happens
about Nj Miller has not let the con.
tract ON the new arrangements, how.
ever
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-16
HY0MEI FOR CATARRH.
Worlds Greatest Remedy Free From
Cocaine. Opium aud MI Habit
Forming Drugs,

start right now. before cold wealth
or comes. Go kin catarrh germs and
get rid uf catarrh us the best time.
Breathe HYOMEi pronounce Il
Hlgh-o-mol. j. ~ O'Rielly 60. guar
antccs II II is made OF Australian
eucalyptus lhymol ana other anti
soptlcs. aud besides destroying the
germs It soothes and heals the sore,
raw membrane and prevents mucus
from forming Ia the air passages.
Breathe IL few times a dag. rs
an easy and pleasant treatment and
results are quick and certain.
HYOMEl is guaranteed for catarrh,
asthma ana catarrhal deafness. or
money back a complete OUTFIT in
Guiding hard rubber inhaler. costs
$500. Extra bottles W nfterwRrd
needed cost but 80 cents.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-16
TnE OCEAN I1nnY.


The Atlantic ocean BEE becoming
moro aud more of 81 passenger ferry.
Wu,u the Lusituiu uIU, into port
saturday aud turned around and vent
."u' again SUNDAY having discharged
uulN q small pDrDrutag, uf her Cargo.
the uld-Gshiourd notion that trans
Atlantic steamship lines existed pu-
mariiy for the purpose OF carrying
freight received IT, ulI,tus. 10 is
now announced that Tho ,uuard lu-
cts have not iuir,uu'uug made three
voyages before clearing their holds
OF cargo consigned 60 Sew YORK. the
noccssit, OF Twins up To- tho schedule
OF suiuugs for passenger being more
urgent than that of delivering mor-
Chandisp.
TN, tisp,r tb. .b,ra p,t. Il, Ia, and
tho mor, ,spcusl,, and uNuri,us
their recommendation. f,, ,,,a.,rs
bocom, tb, NOR, ,omul,t,y viii tho
passenger side of the business DOM
iuato IN, freight side. MANY travel.
rrs now Ii,tnp can remember IN, da,s
when they V.r. treated ont, Az su.
p,rior class ,f carpo. bctup slowed
ava, i'm nd5 su,c.s and asked to
Tough il ON much IN. sam. torms ,s
the Officers ana the crew. sailing
dates waited ON shc convenience 81
the freight master. ana IN, passen.
ger was made To- rraIiz, that he WINS
ntu, more than sup,rn,iruorsr, on
shipbnard Nov AN iy changed and
IN. yoy.g.r Is ,.ddI.d to tbc p,ipt
of safety. having IA hI. DISMISSAL al,
thr coufor.s and most nr tn, dis.
comfort. of fife la tho nalatl.,l mod
crn hotel Tn, pricr lac paws for this
alteration in his status is becoming
the chief consideration la tho econ
omv Of the great ocean lines. and
everything else must whit whil, the
company carries out its contracts.
made six or eight months ahead. for
the delivery of IT, cabin quests
Travel 10 and from Europ, iy bound
TO ucreas, enormously as il is mad,
sWiftcr ana more comfortable, The
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-16
CALL FOR REPUBLICAN STATE
CONVENTION.

Whereas, pursuant 10 the prov islous
Of the enabling act aud the resolu.
ton admitting New Mexico into the
sisterhood OF states, the governor oil
New Mexico has issued his PROCLAIM.
ton ordering an election to be- heidi
on Tuesday November :, 1911 forI
the purpose Of e,octing the ymiuusI
congressional, state, legislative. Judi
cial and county officers authorized
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-16

II ~ recommended that IN event
the same delegates are not elected
delegates 10 the judicial and lcgisla.
i've district conventions that the same
nasis be used IN the election of such
district delegates aud that such con.
yentions shall lac called ana hold. after
TIE state convention at such time
ana place as may De agreed upon by
the chalrmen of The central commit.
tees of the several counties conpos
ing the respective districts mention
cd or IN default Of agreement hy said
chairmn, by a majority OF The dele.
gates elected to such district conyen.
iion
" Is further recommended that the
Republican county conventions IN and
Tor the several counties. for The nom.
nation OF county officers. TO be held
after the state convention
II O. BURSEM.
JOSE n SENA, Chairman
Secretary
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-16

II The Democratic bosses, who meet
Doe secret session now and then. think
they an, going Go bo abb, 20 hoodwinl,
some OF their own party into deal
that BE- SOLELY Ia the Interests Of a
few elect they are barking up thc
wrong tree. There is something like
~ 20 happen that Be- not down on the
program
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-16

The few politicians who are plan
ming the great coup de etut with the
Morning journal are likely 10 learn
something interesting about combina-
lions before they set through with
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-16

Ia COINS in for fusion deal. the
worst thing the Democratic leaders
viii have 20 contend with h. the
standard bearers in their own party.
some OF them who are not In the
confidence Of the traders may not
stand mcekly hitched "a the combi-
nation post
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-01-28

On account of the big feature bio
graph picture at the Dixie tonight the
management has arranged for special
music from $50 until II o'clock.
For Sale-About forty loads of rich
stable manue; price soc for two-horse
load. At Wildwood breeding barn pf
Phone 1877. s. w. Higgs.
MS. NJ. A. MCGEE returned to Mexia
today. after visit to her daughter.
Mrs. w. A. Wooten.
repair and adjust all makes Of
sewing machines. T. A. Satterwhite,
salesman and collector for Singer Sew.
ing Machine Company. tt
r. A. Riser, Jr., OF Ballinger, spent
today in the city, the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. J. Fountain.
The best sewing machine In the
world-the Singer" Let me bring
you one on trial. T. a. Satterwhite.
Salesman. II
Floyd Todd. Sam Pate, ~ l.. Hen
sarllng, John Dyess WI Wood, /. B.
Todd and 2. T. Wyatt were here today
from Harvey.
Willis Evans and Aubrey Foreman
will open an auto garage in few days
Autos cared for and repaired. Gasoline
engine repairing and steam, water and
gas pipe fitting.
Misses Fenie Graham and Coma
Candy were visitors to the city today
from Rock Prairie.
Patronize the Bryan Auto Garage
Also give us your gasoline engine re
pairing and pipe fitting Of all kinds
Evans & Foreman.
Be sure and see the colonel's resi-
dence consumed by the fierce flames
together with the wreck OF the build
ing, at the Dixie.
J On February / will put on my
forenoon delivery system, permanent
ly. All orders for my high-grade
meats will be delivered promptly
s. w. Buchanan.
II representative of the business
college approaches you to get your
subscription for a scholarship, hear
him through. He is working for q
Bryan school and he is working FOL
you. !
What the Bryan Business College
needs: A complete and up-to-datt
equipment; teachers Of known ability
so its students may have advantages
of the very best; attractive literature
to be distributed abroad. How car
these things be had? If the people OF
Bryan will subscribe for fifty (50)
scholarships payable in FIVE monthly
installments if desired), the work will
be done and the business college will
be given an impetps that will carry II
On to perfnanept>success.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-01-28
AntmHrntrntH
AT THE COLONIAL TONIGHT.
"A Bachelors Honeymoon" is the Bill
Which viii Be Presented. -


The management of the Colonial
theater offers to the theater-goers Of
Bryan one of the most laughable and
thoroughly interesting plays of the
season which is "A Bachelors Honey
moon" Messrs. ellison and Bradfield
present the play with an especially
strong cast. The leading role is as.
sumed by Mr.. Dwight A. Meade, whose
Reputation is well known. He success
fully played the part of Bates, the
butler, last season in "A House of a
Thousand Candies" and with this
strong actor and an unusually strong
support the managers of the theater
feel confident that the offering tonight
is fully in keeping with the high stand
ard of attractions that have been seen
in Bryan this season.
The company arrived in the city
this afternoon, with their special
scenery, on the southbound Hustler.
The advance sale has been good and
the usual large audience will be pres
ent to enjoy "A Bachelors Honey
moon"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-01-28
PERSONAL CANVASS FOR
J PLACING B. & B. R. BONDS
Committees from Commercial Club
and Railroad Company VIII Start
Out Monday Morning, Work
ing Separately.

A meeting was held yesterday after
noon between the committee of the
Bryan & Brazos River railroad and a
committee of the Bryan Commercial
Club TO discuss plans for raising the
remainder OF the bond subscription.
The committees will not act together,
but will work separately. each making
a personal and thorough canvass OF
the town in an effort to complete the
subscriptions and place the enterprise
on a solid foundation.
The committee of the Commercial
Club is composed of Messrs. ]. Webb
Howell, j. NJ. Lawrance, w. ]. Coulter,
o. Z. Saunders and Henry Crenshaw.
They will start out bright and early
Monday morning. The committee rep
resenting the railroad company is a
standing committee. They viii con-
tinue their work along the asme lines.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-01-28
Something Doing at the Dixie.

One of the most popular amuse-
ments in the city is the Dixie theater.
and this fact is evidenced by the large
crowds who attend each night. On last
evening the pictures we're especially
good and the crowd was one of the
largest since the opening few weeks
ago. The managers, Messrs. Fair and
Long, are doing everything possible to
make their show among the best Of
its kind, and the people of Bryan are
showing their appreciation of the ef-
forts by attending the show in large
numbers. 1t costs a dime and the
value you get for your money is sur
prising. Go out and enjoy the evening
at the Dixie and you will find after
you get the moving picture show
habit" that your time and money have
been well spent.