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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-18
HORSES q CARRIAGES FOR SALE.
D., L. & w. Station
Sale and Commission Stable
is Division ST.
Newark's Greatest
And Most Reliable Sale and Commission
Stable.
Frank Gully, Prop.


Telephone +0ig Branch Brook.
/ have 100 head acclimated and seasoned
/ h go pounds sna " eseS, that Mei wouid m mako ex ceY az
farm and business horses anybody In search
where. | VIII mention below a few of the
sis HuYs HORSE AND MARE-s275
The handsomest black team that stands In
New Jersey today; canadian-built chunks.
wslS{S6t m s.ago a pG soos ts sgss for 9 and sny I pu ysoss;
thirty days days. rial i's silowed. Il Division DIV st.
saoo BUYS PAIR OF nAYs-saoo
for the money me- we Weight 2'soo lbs been used
in a hve-ton truck for the past two years.
condition; Just a trifie pavement sore; worth
800 to the country. farm or woods guar
anteed good wind and true to work. 10
sls6 BuYs BROWN HORSE AND BAY
MARE.
the express business; in best Of condition;
warranted to have good wind and TO be dead
down workers, double or single; II you need
a good country team call and look this par
over before purchasing elsewhere, 10 pi-
si2G BUYs YOUNG SOUND HoRsE-si2r
A little thin in flesh and weighs 1850
pounds right out of hard work, ready to SO
right back to work again in any kind Of
auired. Is Division st.
sl15 BUYS BLACK ~HoRsB-s115
Weight 1.i5o pounds. age 7 years. and the
best general purpose horse that stands In
Newark, being kind and clever and OF good
disposition that any man, woman or. in faQt,
the most tim.d person can drive and care for
him; would make an excellent farm. horse.
10 Division st,
$50 BUYS BAY EX. HORSE-sS6
Young, fat and handsome, weight 1,t50
pounds; work In all harness and in any spot
or place where a good. true work horse Is
required; just a little pavement sore, but
the best trade in Newark for q little money
anyone that wants a good. cheap farm or
country horse would do well by giving us
a call and look at horse work.. ID Division
street.
DON'T FAIL. TO Jet THE PLACE, AS
WE III NOT CONNECTED WITH ANY
WALK FROM b. L.. & " w, STATION;
FAKE SURFACE CARS TO THE CORNER
OF BROAD y DIVISION; ASK ANYONE
FOR THE CONTINENTAL HOTEL.
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GARDNER-october 49, 1912. in buffalo;
n. X. Henry James Gardner, hnsnana
of Carrie V. Gardner tnee .QniggD,
father Of Kate r.. Gardner and Harry
]. Gardner. jr.: son of Elmire A. and
the late Washington A, Gardner ana
brother Of Mrs. Tacie Williams and
Mrs. Frank j.. Boppe. of Newark, N. j.
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REAL
TRANSFERS

n III W a Kin
Joooh II roos - Frsna;s 7 c,ih
'atop = paas 10 . "'ip
bin' n S ). orange ay' o. IT G n
Norwood st, 26x93..
Sarah A. Colgnhoun to Louis f.
Ceoree N 9 Marion nv. l52 IT N fr
sondsor Of osxioa
Robert Hoffman, to Rernard
Bloom. g S Seymour nv, 100 fl 5
FIR Avon av, 25xfi7.
Kathryn Mnck to Grove Invest
ment ComDDny. w n Hillside nv.
240 II S fl Bigeiow st, 45xl30.,.....
Franziska Dam To Henry Schlothan.
W $ s. Sixth ST. 675 IL ( FIR Six,
tenth ay. 2bxl0o.
Emma L. Hines TO Anna Hines. n $
South st. ITO II q FIR Broad ST.
3Oxi0O
Thurman D.. Hess to Anna NJ.
Baierie, n $ Fifteenth ay, IS II,
II q IN 4. Seventeenth "a; 30x75.
Anna NJ, Baierle 10 Thurman ID.
Hess, same NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Bernard MsGovern to Bessie n.
Morris Az, 4sxi4l
Edward l.. Schuyler to Jacob schue-
Ter. W $ >. Fourteenth st, 1857 # II
r. Fifteenth ay, gSloo. .;.3,a..
Fourteenth st, 1914 ii n Fl Fifteenth
Roosevelt Realty Company to Isaac
S~andusky, S $ Orange st, a5 II II
FIR Jay st, 40x187. ...........,...
Lehman Smith to George II. Apgar,
q : =, Seventeenth st, bS4 IT II IT
Clinton NV, 37x10o.
TOWNSHIPS.
Simon Schwartz to Francesca Cue
mon et ri. Caldwell. mid of I'd
past house of Moses Day, ! cor
iand NIa.tin nav ,crag and
other tracts
Henry II. Hackus To Frederlck A.
Tassen W Caldwell mid of
1Ioomdeld nv. no n Q fir land r.
n Pierson. sex2ol
Frederick x Tassen TO Henry L,
Rnckn cnldweil' n : Horseneck
rd, AS II W fr the new rd, 5 acres,
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CROWLEY-At Nutley, on october 16;
1912, Cornelius Crowley, .beloved
husband of Bridget Crowley, 10
passaic avenue.
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CONDITION. October II. 1912, Samuel
Edgar. husband Of julia A. eondit'
aged so years, % Lincoln avenue.
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DELANEY-on October IS, 1912, at heI
late residence, SO Bank street. GRACE
T.. Delaney tnae Revere). beloved wifc
Of Fergus A. Delaney.
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TARREL-On Thursday, October 10,
1912, Charles Bernard. son OF the late
james ", and Anna NJ. Farrell. formerly
af Relleyille,
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HARBIDGE-At Irvingten, n, ~ DC
tober IS. 1919. George Harbidge IN
his SSth year.
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DEAKEmAt Trenton. N. j.. on October
II. 1912. entered into life eternal, Snran,,
true wife of william Il. Drake, "a south
Hermitage avenue.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
City TREAsURER's orFICE-

CITY TREASuRER's OFFICE
Newark. \. j.. October |, 1912.
To the Honorable Common Council of the
City OF Newark, New Jersey:
Gentlenlen-In compliance with the act
Of the Legislature. entitled, "a further sup
plement Of the act. entitled, An act to
amend and revise the charter of the CITY
OF Newark approved February %, 1880. /
herewith present a statement of the cash
transactions of the city for the month of
September, 1912.
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pORIETY-Oetober Is, 1912, john
husband of Mary J. Doriety.
Relatives and friends are respect;
fully invited to attend the funeral
services It his late residence, i5s
Ridge street, on Sunday, october ~,
1912, at 2 o'clock p. m. lnterment
at Ridge Lawn Cemetery.
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DouGHERTY-on October II, 1912. at
his late residence, IS Railroad
place, James, beloved son. OF Bridget
and the late John Dougherty.
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CLARk-On October II, 1912. John Il"
son of the late john B. and Ellen Clars,
formerly of Garden avenue, BelleYllle.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

TRIAL BALANCE AUDITORS LEDGER
AS OF AUGUST 81, 1912.
In accordance with the provisions of the
nth section of the act of the Legislature
of the State of New Jersey, approved Febru-
airy ~. 1896. entitled Further supplement
to the act entitled an act to revise and
amend the charter Of tile City Of Newark
approved March II, 1857, ] herewith present
a full trial balance sheet from the Auditors
ledger as of August 81, 1919.
JAMES A. ROWE.
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Too Lste 8or Classification.
uE,Ip NArANrEn MALE.

HELP WANTED MALE.
SHIRT moNERs OK STOCK WORK.
WRITE
STAR fHlRT MFG. CO..
sRIpfEPoKT. CONN.
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MAnTPENrE-op October is. 1912,
Kezinh Van Syckel. widow Of John II.
Hartpence. aged " years, 50 North
Hs'enth street.
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KfNG-Peacefuily fell asleep, We'd
nssday, October IL, 1912. Carrie. VIE
of Mrs. Louise Bruce, Remains at
II, j. Browns, 2S2 Bank street.
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DEATHS

CARBERRY-0n october IL, 1912, at her
late residence. 81 Bergen street, julia
Kennedy carberry, beloved wife OF
Thomas Carberry.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

Following are the quotations Of the
days prices, as furnished through
Byrne & Mcdonnell, members of the
New York Stock Exchange:
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FARMS FoR SAM. on EXCHANGE.

CAN offer the cheapest 5o-acre farm in Els
sex County; don't miss the opportunity;
farms at Murray Hill, Caldwell Troy HILL,
Wilmington, Fox Hills, Flemington and other
sections, c. C. MORROW, S00s Broad at.
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McNEON--Op Thursday, October Y, lpl2.
Patrick McKean fnee McReon). at the
residence of her daughter. Mrs Mat
thew r. Fox, 572 Sanford avenue, Walls
burg section.
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TOMPK1NS-sndaenly, on Thursday, De.
tober II. 1912, william Lloyd. Youngest
son of Milton e. and Christine n, Tbmn-
sh;s,ee Of q y. enad Slsa n SysnSs' ! y t ~
Rev, Christian A. Roth, formerly OF
Newark, n. J.
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REAL ESTATE BROKERS.

c. j. KIERAN,
REAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Est. 1854. % CLINTON 81. Phone GLIB Mkt.
r. l.. BRYCE.
Ina1rancn- Raal EafaIn Inana S10 BROAD ST.
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PRICES OF BONDS

The following quotations were fur
nished by Post & Flagg;
open.High. Low, Close,
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EIOWEY-On October II. 1912, Elizabeth
A Slower NEE Ford, beloved wife OF
the late John Slowey,
vifed to attend the funeral from the
Residence of Der daughter, Mrs, Annie
Addison. No, 81 Boston street. on Sat
rrday, October 10, at $3.50 ., M. IT, NJ,
,Tosenh,s Church. where q solemn High
Mass of REQUIEM viii he offered for the
repose Of her soul, Ipterment In the
cemetery Of the Holy Sepulehre,
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FARMS WANTED.

WE can sell or exchange your arms. coup-
try home or estate, Country Department.,
LOUIS sCHI4ESlNGER, Inu.. Essex build
ing.
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McNAMARA-On October -, 1919.
James, beloved husband Of Mary Nc
Namara,
Relatives and friends, also menu
hers of the Holy Name Society. are
invited to attend the Funeral from
street, on Monday, October 81. at s
a. m, to st. columba's Church. where
q solemn High Mass OF Requiem
viii be offered for the repose OF MS
thf Holy Sepulchre.
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BOARDING.

BOARDING,
ABSOLUTE comfort; neat rooms In homelike
house; every convenience: good, substantial
meals; convenient to -Four Corners and South
ST. rs Thomas ST.
ANY gentleman Wishing frst~ciass room and
board should call at HOTEL LAFAYETrE
o2s Mulberry st. This place IL new and mosi
elegantly furnished; steam heat, hot and cold
water In every room accommodation ak.
clIsiyely for gentlemen.
BANK ST, 0I-Nlcely furnished rooms, with
board. also table board, by day or weak.
every conveniences three minutes from Broad
aud Market SITS.
FOREST HILL. Lake ST.. T75-An attractjv.
room for two. with board. also two smailer
rooms: all improvements and fine locatian
Phone i23s-W. Branch Brook.
PHYSICAL. CULTURE REsrAuRANT
Try Natures Diet Today.
Iake Home q Loaf OF Physical Culture Bread
81 Clinton st.
TICHENos ST, 10. one minute Broad, near
South ST. station-Select boarding ciaer
and hcinslse rooms. steam heat, running
Orange.
PLAZA HOTEL. Main and Park
lean and European plan: reasonable 10
these wishlns 70 secure steady board nes.
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MEYER-Suddenly. at Belieyiile. y. J..
on Tuesday. October ~ lgiA p IN a.
Mary Meyer (nee Flynn. -
Relatives and friends are kindly
invited to attend the fVmnes I'll ZION
street. on Saturday, October u, e.
$40 q. M; thence to st. Peters
Church. where at Q q. M, a High
The repose Oh his soul. Tnterment
ii st. Peters Cemetery.
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EVERETT COURT. corner Court and Plane
sts.--Five rooms and bath, third floor. ele-
vator service; steam heat and janiter serv-
ice included; S4S. FEIST & FEST. ScheueI
building. 1888 Broad vt.
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APARTMENT. South Broad st. sectiou-Sec.
ond foor; seven rooms. bath. library; every
latest appliance; steam heat. hot water fur
nishedi parquetry, electricity, exquisite dec
oratlons; lowest rental, FIIST FElSf.
Schsuer building. 73s Broad 81.
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APARTMENTS. ROOMS AND FLATS
TO LET.

APARTMENT, Rudolph and Stella, 20 and
y West Kinney st.-Seyen rooms and
bath; steam heat and janitor service an
Guided; $50 to S45. FEIST 4 FHlSE,
scheuer building. 73s Broad st.
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MtJRPHY-Entered into rest on Tues
day, octnbsr Is, 1912. Mary, j.. be-
loved wife Of George murphy lpese
Thonson). aged 81 years l month .
DAYS, 50,
Relatives and friends are kindly
invited to attend the funeral, on
Sunday, October 20, at ? p, H." from
her late residence, ia Maine street.
fnterment in Evergreen Cemetery,
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Respectfully submitted,
HIsMER A, DAY.
City Treasurer.
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MARSHALL ST. 2e-Flve large. Light
rooms, f1e. FEST & FElST. Soheuer
building, f3s Broad st.
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MELvIN-suddanly. on October 16. 1el2;
Herman r.. beloved husband OF Hazel
Melvin fnse Gerbaulet), i46 North
Thirteenth street,
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FnTH-Or October 10. 1919, al his
late residence. Is New street, Har..
rison. n. J; August, heloyed sgn OF
Relatives and friends Of the fam
iiy are respectfully. invited 70 at
tend his funeral on SUNDAY, Qet2psr
ton Cemetery. New York papers
please copy.
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NJHL0N-on October ~, lat?, Matilda,
beloved wife Of Peter Mihioh shee
iacobl.
Relatives and friends are inyited 70
stfend tho funeral from her late resi-
nctober 10 al n A.. M. to st. Mary's
Church, where a High Mass Of Requiem
Will be offered for the repose OF her
soul, Intarment In the Cemetery OF
the Holy Sepulehre.
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REAL ESTATE Fop EXCHANGE.

SEND to Country Department for new book
let; farms. country home. ,gcr,tlemen's es-
tates' New Jersey, New YORK Long Island.
Fsrex building,
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o'BRIEN--At. Harrlson. y. j. on oeto,
her Ia. 1919, Andrew A. husband OF
Ellen G.. 0'Brien lnee Kelly and son
Of tho late Michael aud Nary OBrien,
321 Second street. Harrison,
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II pays to shop ia 2Nemart r..
ev seu, y IN The Star ad. columns
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-06-10
GOVERNOR coLoulTT AT A. G. NJ
COLLEGE.

II the A. & NJ. College has ever had
better friend as an executive of this
great state than the present governor,
we have never noted any evidence of
it. Governor Colquitt has never let an
opportunity pass to assist in the ex-
tension of this great educational insti-
tution.. Now that the. college is in
need of urgent action, the governor
has met the emergency by prompt and
decisive action, and in addition to the
action already taken, is coming to the
college at this time to lend his pres
ence in assurance of his friendliness
for the institution. The people OF
Bryan should show their appreciation
of the governors visit by turning out
the largest crowd that ever visited the
college at one time. The governor will
arrive some time during the night and
will be at the college until noon. The
hour of his address is not yet definite
iy known, but will be bulletined in
public places late tonight.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-06-10
NOT FIRED" BUT RETIRED.

= We're not going to make any hypo-
critical pretense of regretting to see
Col. Rienzi Johnston fired out of the
national democratic. committee. While
we wish him we'll personally he is
not our sort and we are glad to see
good democrat put in his place
Carthage East Texas Register.
The Eagle would suggest that Col
onel Johnston was not fired" out of
the committee A national committee
man Is elected every four years and
Colonel Johnston's time was out. His
failure OF reelection certainly could
not be classed as fired" If he had
been put out during his term Of office.
then he would have been fired AS
it is, he was retired the same as any
other officer who fails of reelection
at the expiration Of his term. There
is quite difference between fired"
and retired,
As to the good democrat who has
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-06-10
BANKS COME TO RELIEF
OF \. & N. COLLEGE
President Peteet of Board So Reports
to Colonel Milner-Governor Col
quit Will Meet with Board
Tomorrow.

When Hon. Walton Peteet, presi-
dent of the board OF directors of A. &
VI. College, arrived at the college for
the commencement exercises Sunday
morning, he announced to President
Miner that he had been successful in
reaching the financial institutions of
Texas to the extent that he is satisfied
he will be able to finance the war.
rants that have been authorized as a
deficiency by the governor to rebuild
the buildings which have been de-
stroyed by fire.
Mr.. Peteet has been laboring ener-
getically on this matter and he has
been in touch with the leading bank.
ing men of Texas. He has put the
question up to them suuarely that the
institution must have their help until
the legislature meets in Janaury next
and he is very well pleased. with the
RESPONSE that has come to him.
Judge Ed R. Kone, commissioner of
agriculture. who is a member of the
board of directors, takes a strong per.
sonal interest in the affairs OF the col
lege. He has been to see some of the
bankers and he's urged their help. and
he has met with success in the matter
He believes that work should com.
mence within the week to replace the
buildings, and feels confident that
some wav can be found to do so.
This college is too important to the
neonle for the people to allow il to
suffer for buildings when bows want
to enter it's doors as students" Is his
remark.
Just what will be done in regard to
hurYvinR the work has not developed.
Int Nr. Peteet believes that a respon.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-06-10

A rose by any other name
would smell as sweet.
Our Hart Schaffner and
Marx clothes by any name
would fit as we'll.
Even the two-piece suits.
Alas! the average light
weight clothes depend upon
the. patterns for their sale
but in our H. S. & M. attire
the Bloom of Pattern has
been surrounded by an un-
common Calyx of style, max
ing the whole effect as differ
emit from the average as is
the American Beauty from
the sunAower, which blooms
only in the Summertime and
gets ''seedy' in the Fall.
Hart Schaffner & Marx
clothing is tailored to per-
petuity, thereby afordine a
lasting shapelineSs and fit.
. A.M|.Wa|drop
& Co.
1.-THE CIothiers'
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-----------------
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

The average married man doesnt
feel sorry for bachelor.
$40
The perils of trying to get rich quick
are still in evidence.
&*@
A man would rather stone his neigh
boris dog than rock baby.
1t is easy to earn a living, but get
ting it is another proposition.
Some women delight in showing how
agreeable they can be-to strangers.
A wise man listens when his wife
talks-at least he listens for the last
word.
Many a good woman prays for her
husband, but she keeps an eve on him
just the same.
He's the meanest kind OF a thief
who will rob his own family to pay
for another mans drink.
A small fortune is better than large
experience in the culinary department
if a girl has matrimonial aspirations.
If during courtship young man
tells a girl that he is unworthy of her.
she doesn't believe it any more than
he means il.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-06-10

been recommended for the colonel's
place, we are not yet prepared to
speak. He is a newcomer" in Texas
and will have to be tried out We do
not know where he was imported
from, but his name sounds like Kan
sas or some other hot bed of populism.
Be that as it may, the Hon. Cato Sells
had never been heard of fifty miles
from his home town until the Wood
row Wilson literature began to circu-
late by the ton with his name on it as
Wilson's campaign manager in Texas.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-06-10

The Bryan Eagle urges a special
session of the legislature to provide
funds for replacing the main admin
is tration building of A. & NJ. College,
recently destroyed by fire. Were con-
ditions other than they are we would
heartily favor the proposition, but a
session in the midst of a heated polit-
ical campaign would likely do more
harm than good.-Carthage East
Texas Register
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-06-10

sible contracting firm should be called
in, the urgency of fast and good work
explained to them and learn IL they
can undertake to have the buildings
ready for occupancy in September or
October.
Tuesday morning Governor Colquitt
will be at the college and will meet
with the board of directors and dis
cuss the plans. The governor is very
much interested in the institution and
he proposes that no red tape shall
stand in the way, IL he has the official
power to have the work proceed.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-06-10

The Eagle INDUCES the hope that
when the commencement visitors re
turne next year they will find Main
street paved and everything as neat
and clean as a pin.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-06-10

The latest plan of the Roosevelt
managers is to catch the delegates as
they reach Chicago and hold to them
until the nomination is made. If the
plan fails, then bolt.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-06-10
Attending state c. E. Convention.

The State Christian Endeavor Con-
vention will convene in San Antonio
tonight and continue In session until
Wednesday night. Rev. j. ]. Tatum,
Miss Emily Tatum and Harry Edge
left today to attend the convention
as representatives of the society in
this city.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-06-10

In the first seventy-two contests de-
cided by the republican executive COM
mittee at Chicago, the score was Taft
~, Roosevelt 0. At last reports the
Taft steam roller was working like
creased lightning.