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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-02-28
JEFF SMITH HANDS
WEST BAD BEATING

jeff Smith. of Bayonne handed out a
drubbing to Billy West at Browns
Gymnasium last night In the main
bout. Smith. though he was seven
pounds lighter than his opponent. who
weighed in at 15s. toyed with West and
battered him up badly.
Jim McVeigh, Newark boy, took
Young stacy's measure in the semi
final.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-02-28
Stages VICTORY.

Tommy Stagg, Of Philadelphia, scored
an easy victory over Young Sam Lang
ford. of Mount Vernon, last night. in a
ten-round bout at the Mount Vernon
Sporting Club
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-02-28
SYRACUSE AFTER FRANK pELEHANry

SYRACUSE. N. Y, Feb. 2s.-Manager
Fred Burchell, of the local New York
State League team, is negotiating with
the Toronto International League team
for Frank Delehanty. one of the famous
brothers. He is an outfielder.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-02-28

Youngstown, now in the Central
League, claims to have played to 112, 900
persons in the oh 'ennsylvania
League last season.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-02-28

The West Side A. C. will travel this
season. They will abandon playing al
Tiger oval Irvington
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-02-28

The Willow A. c. will reorganize un
der the management of Pete Schall
Games will be played on Licorice ova
Sunday mornings, beginning the early
part of Ar-il
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-02-28

A meeting Of the East Orange B. Z
G.. will be held at the clubhouse 1
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-02-28

FIJI in the coupon; let me send you
at once my free booklet in plain sealed
envelope; 1t is profusely illustrated
with half-tone photos; keep it in your
pocket for easy reference, read the
chapter on Vitality; read the chap
ter on Debility: read the chapter
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-02-28

1t develops that the Providence Club
was not awarded more Sunday games
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-02-28

on those subjects which interest every
strong in manly vigor. 1t is a word of
hope, q carefully written. interesting
booklet which should be in every ones
possession Therefore send today If
In or near the city, call at my office.
Hours q to 6.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-02-28

Matty Baldwin will meet Billy Mar
chant at the National Sporting Club a
week from tomorrow night. All all
star bill will be staged at that club
tomorrow night.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-12-03

seth, president international Sea-
mems union, and A. V. Hollen-
der, Seamen's Union Great Lakes,
appeared before Senate commit
tee on behalf of seamen's bill.
Hoboken, N. J.-Five boys adj
mitted they started Saturdays
$500, 900 FIRE to see engines run.
White Plains, N. Y.-Grand
jury, instead of indicting Joseph
Vandersloot for carrying revolt
yer, took up collection and sent
him home to Grand Rapids, Mich.
Dublin. = Two-year-old baby
had delirium tremens. Amazing
fact discovered that many Dublin
infants drink porter.
Washington.-Sen. Joe Bailey
denied that he intended to make
any rip-snorting farewell speech.
Washington. = Rep. Norris,
Nebraska House Progressive
leader, says that Progressives
will support all legislation for
public interest.
Morris, Ill.-Ethel Keene and
Mrs. E. w. Harper, Joliet society
leaders, opened $4,000 moving
picture show. Had to close IS
minutes later. Didn't comply
with city ordinance,
Newport, R. Mrs. Charles
P. Hatch, former Baroness Won
Haeften, suggests ham as anti-fat
cure.
London.-Theodore B. Vislopp,
lecturer, said everybody would be
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-12-03

banker, while taking motor trip
to N. Y, ran down and killed man
on Kearny turnpike.
New York.-Two killed, FIVE
missing in apartment building
fire.
Pittsburgh.-Rev. Billy Sun
day said that women who painted
were sissies.
Washington. = William Ran
dolph Hearst will probably be
next witness before Senate cam
ipaign investigating committee.
Tokio.-Japanese Minister of
War has quit.
Waukegan, uL-State chemist
says wrecked Corn Products mill
lacked necessary blowers,
Springfield, nl-Private bank
supervision law lacks only three
votes of passing.
Washington. = Both Houses
have organized for coming ses-
sion.
Hamilton, Bermuda.-Wilso
heard tariff debate in Bermuda
assembly.
FL Dorado, Kan.-Jury com
posed entirely of women began
their work with prayer.
Boston.-Mabel E.. Allen, le-
gally dead for II years, restored
to life by Probate Court. Will get
about $1,000.
Guadalajara, Mex. = Severe
earthquake tremor felt.
johannesburg, S. A.-Light-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-04
CULT SECRETS WILL he
COMPLETELY REVEALED

CHickuo iil Jan scnsa
sioaai resrlasienp rnucefnlns Nss
a otseWAa zAsa Aasah tnassp sna
Wa ivmrls - tau wofshlprers arr
,,r,ft.d laeswsse~ ~hen W, ss-r
lsvei,lns -, eaaiesy 81 ooefe,
lanass, thc is-sra, cia bsif - co.
mlliions 10 ihe lais ~ u iaptta,
"a phlledripAia .om,s Hr 80 ,eptl
luf seiilement Sire Nnf eAs VA
ia enc temple ~ thr rur ~rr
shlrpsrs ~ hls oiogtof uha 4.
said "a be kauvn snons ihr euA =,
Naaah Charlse Il LINDSAY. ~
unele 81 the ho,. letAlea hlm aftrg
naliou sitt sraffh aad hai hln
removed FROM ihe temfie pct~sisc
rmployed ny ne Wpsls Au said w
have lsarnsA maes ~ ihc srtfsia ~
tks lnnsf slfsl- hna Wsl ts'i ths
s.,ori 90 ihe asiri aetlslsea aaa t.i
eAis pfaeiiesd By ihr eaH taliita
itfN iha aeuioe hnoen 81 nhttt
mla F,efsiass
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-04

0n, rate Imposed and ,hird eian pr
taYlsi aosls 40 anpthtr ana loser
rate asa tapnofi siusie rat, ~
dai, hased 90 tho srom.d content
Of eonl uf iha nrt oud aepal
riaase of ao ronia per poant Thn
wIl ho hasis for onninonaslnr
duy Gov secured WOOL ,i la h
manufactured ipoan,it. lnHraa oi a
tnun rer pound lu thc rrs ent ise "
10 Probe "o,tus, Tnis,
The hoaso committee on ruief hat
prepared iodat to begin Iia intpti gi
tlou lnin .he money ifust ii 81 en.
dersioaa mat samunl pntermfrf of
SOW Yort wli pla, hu irunanfinl
pari n ihe Inquiry
Ws shsu nr,n 81 ahlo ia aoito
~, tua - tadfs 500 ranena ca,
Uan aH.u.t Nr ruiermfer un
ga N. hat. u.rH made fo realize fhai
tba ht greatest ore non dlf
r.f problem ~ mrm $50 and tt, owe
thai audefnrt sn lNe oihem q0oal
sho lmarine d "a nrmenf of the
.marnatian created 81 the dsmar
ear tuar uoihirr ~ enc Asnf"r'
of th. aiuatiou 49, m nof oHn ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-04

AT iuuis. Mo-. Jan csban.
ut ono ~ the prominent sahurhn oi
st i~uls To- 90 b. treated toparroN
ulghi 40 men 70 afmpeaivm op pon.
81 suufaFe Tho anah ls ,o no held
30 ths assembly room ~ the pnAllf
ntRfy Az ihe speakers uli hs
men hni the wemen have boon ia.
tiicl % hsaf ih' apesrhen E N
ufosRman. nevlf maffi.d sind nu
ardent sanTAFlnA aNi psctids and
'isifefner bic brother sunrsfisi-
amonf whom eiil bp tpih bafkrinfs
aHa bsnoaics iuelnaei Among M
speakers will be pfnmiaenl elrfFi
faan. former iadKo of ihe msnif ipal
0paff ana sell tna&n representa-
tive of organised labor
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-04
RUSSIAN FAMINE Is
CAUSING ANxl'

icHno>. Jan. 4 aasftt
ceise.l heFe fege shrt lhn 4
Amlns. II uhleA me 3Aeii 49, n.
little r. gitaee much eonteta
authorities nea are hcsrf ii
l,sAis ftr relief "a hbe a
neNera esr coffcsFahdthls static III
peasan's aFs ihpsmlas sbe rfitsis n
ite erroS rheffb "a eknriba lhp e4t
tnR ~ Aurstllseh. ~tlh nt'sat
81 lhe elhaeo. sanea asalnt lAs
ss'nk ~ 'Ir.h - "a enimns rl.tt.
slosen ho.fs - Fool rhe foYtfeol
~ oae uYeyihrr detilss.l ~ slle.
INTERRUPTIONS - 81 raised SIC help 81
enc rrouht ma, Is ass rot within
iAe sfspe 81 hls noNpfs. hai toaia
~ tgaa,eA ps,it ~ So NpseFnmsny
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-04

wt atfa Wuai haft hftn n hei
sfate today Wfifsf q y iifoHni 81
aainr. Aia f q haf noi hrff
~ ~ Klnr Nse paeoFefg Rl'
raa aaWn ln her is noi ahie 20 ~
a. alfhoM hrip ghf hso rever'
hfoaehlal froa'ar en4 dreadfg'
eonsh rot Mr. bottle - ~
K,urs Ntw Discover and she ssof
began 70 mend and WA sell 81
shon nme infpliihle fof eorghl
ard rolas. ia the ioos' reliable rem
eds on earth for desperate luni
iFoutls. hemorrhaees iAxfippe. a.
cams hag fever group and whoop
ING coarh s8r. 81 90 Trial bp'ii'
free Caarart~sd ~ Joshun amiih
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-04
DYNAMITE INQUIRY
HAS BEEN RESUMED
tsIefai 0sand JUS i,eum,snrs 80
indisnAps.li..

fNnaNApulla. ind lan a.
ler a. holiday fece.s. ihs loderai efana
larf shich lnsentlr uur ue al.
BE- el dshnuAle fon uifael roason-
ol loday itla Hnarraioed that i'raua
heshon ai CiHonnail fnraa and con.
hdafi of luhu NpNamafa viii bu
ore %. tne s,f uliacsses 20 ,esuig
feon 4iol Soc government luttsii-
rsupu ei taa dlnamltinf oase b sac.
trsh0a eho la i core mate. di.ap.
uearet irom ,luonoaiw'ilh asise'.
Ites nf no nutnt Agency mnCs fnst
.lae he haf bort hildsn hui be- via
ns produced ahoriiS norofiinF o. Mii.
iam liufus ahu ID bar, TODAY
ttthona teailnpnf D. regarded az
e,Dnd "a lnllorianeo enly 90 ofuo
MeNauiealr
ID 70 aiisF,i ihai mo cmrlnnasi
Im4n aat familiar phb ihr "details ~
fhs irnamiing plufa when BE- con
frsted he ha Detectives 90 EASTERN
itfiee sbers caches 81 explosives
riHoed ihefe hr Said ~ the irsn-
suF.ffr esfr fnuah
Before ths bnnapy frce ihs rrand
laff ha1 neen la as.tsien ~.st AHd
half and hal asestianea a hanare'i
slinaa9es cafrial ssnmlusiiop AZ
( ibr af.ai bais sr documentary ssi
fdpnre will tass mnrh ~ ihs iufy .
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-04

WARRINGTON San smith th0
hnue.a % congress reAefHalea ~
aaf foioeinr the hoslaay selrse IA
t~e evsAa The hlp iselslAilse boss.
nsea az ths lnmetlate feinfo nro.
mlets o. D. ,hc revision % thc tariffs
ehieh q % BE- tatcp 40 ~ oaeF A.
fhe honse mesnrs from ths
pfnsident op tpe susior eekoadie And
lhe repof, 81 enc tariff hoaFd or
ihai aahitei sie espe,trd at On safi,
dai.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-04

ST. LOplF. Mo. Jan fiteen
hundred frsf and pfedscs mFp sffr
rfeeeni ieasy ahsu Presided iohn
n Walker ~ Denver faiied AZ order
ths oighth Annuni convention % ihs
Western Vriii ana lobbers Assoris
,isn The convention ~isi rsasin ~
session three days
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-04
1912 ELECTIONS
CAUSE TENSION
guNSIT>~NTN. ~gNATuIg~ ANsl
ururn> Nf,H All. ~ tfNf
i,p~sfsd That fbss ~sw 3A' t,eg,'
thiur l'o,-iisle IT, :, cur sep
t.alft "a tutfve.

WASHINGTON iau Iau hs
fore cbrsfmas im As feei 81 Uen
h SAYS iho uule lol Boa the
mm. Spirit buf uth presidential
sisetlon neat November Instead so
Christmas as an intsntiw ihe hif
bows who cemposo thr mrmhttlHa
of tonEfts RECOMMENDED today dv
terminei ta 40 esersthire n tnrir
pnuor io sin me rraiset adpHfa
tan snd Support oi th, aear p..e-
rui for theT party pr.n. nieea ana
platform
Ibie years campaign iar ihr prc
aIdenlf BE- to hs fought out pn rer
ora nsfrai ~ a pFosprofus said q
prominent memher cd cousf,st Dor
vhlth reason % brhooYr. tnr iae
makers to fes husf aul thiart
started to-day anh q rush Refresh.
"a hY n holiday anf with no CHRIST
mas spirit n uot spirits Hli huh.
blur ln thflr veins fhe solons ~
both PARTIES immediately tHFan iocf
syinE Cor admntafo Og both par
flos7 no of ail three par0ot anee
Victor ucrror tho Socialist dclern
rafion ln congress o. aiso very mach
90 liyo wire. and i 81 understood
rms aspirations toward the rreaidcn.
ESQ uomioafion of hls parv ihls
,rar 4 considerable sins ~ ihe
PARTY has come 20 heliote that $50.
fene y nohs perpetual prosidewiaI
foalnet SCI too RADICAL and that Com
Gresham nvrEer would he able a.
r1r larfer vote
v"il IL Ciiirf ISSUE.
wool "a he principals concern o'
conrres upon iis reassemhiinr fo
CAS- rof the eampalgn session Thf
Republican members of thn aavs and
nfans cnmmlucc headed ht Repre-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-04

WASHINGTON. Jan assieit
ia lhs nailonai eaiaAi sss tfcatsa
today 90 ne Fret notable ~odainN o.
the new year The marriage Mas
that 81 Mia. MARI Sutherland dasFh
ief Of Rear Admiral WILLIAM ~ -
souiteFiana q n A. And SIRE
aaaiheglsnd. aad So t.ouis haeon
~ hoa,nn.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-04

ALBANY. * Y. ian Jhs lea
isla'uHa ~ Ns~ YoFt. constitutions
the iasrs hehaiau % that ieay. cen
renef A. noan to-day The abupol
message ~ Governor pir feaiinl
viih Ions iisi ~ sahiesfs ~ I'VE -
iervsi. was The fesisfe % ihs lniflH
session
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-04

viii be fafnishs4 ~ mAil "a sny
pcvoa affn,isd VIVA collre without
fhsfst SO mFi'tiae hr tuffvry n
n.cosenrY 20 matc rsre Ia ih's
alsoese Address nR WA rEER
asiealiiir Nana~ur. iofs hot a12.
rseifonee eos chapanal si, Corpus
CHRISTI fr,as 1890 ga
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-04

LONDON. lan "A Americas
ueddinr ~as esiabfated la ippdnr
today. the bride belns Miss iiflena
assney. daughter - the hate Gem
mandrr fisorrs 81 Aioasy. q = ~
ssd the bridegroom Harm !. itDpn.
whose hcns ~ ~ IiFootllne. NAw
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-04

fime rou' nou on Ahoat 500 iei.
tors and nopers hsgud amouf ihe ~
ipei ef the iron vsraefs hoadauag
ier here sili have o. ny gone over
nefs than pueo doeuiaenss anil ~
tr's we're seifed, hut ouly ! soc ecr.
.eiefiod a. ha,inN q rosair,ip hsarlnr
un iho Investigation
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-04

BOSTON. Mas Jan 1'hT
Massachusetts, fsgisinsars ars toaay
ana Organized for ~ nnnanl neAslon
Tomorrow beth housee viii sfisns
me transportation Of Governor Fo~
who viii eater npon ma sefend term
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-04

punre cr~am~rY batter ete W.
refund pnrebEsc pricr " not satisfied
fhone sT2 Mauin Tea a Coffee O.
1921 a
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-04

sentative serene PAYNE oi Nee
Naft former thnHman 81 the oon.
mli9se. have spent the ho,itsN sca.
foa in prtialinr 8 REVISED eoal tef
iH srhedalo hssea CA iht renor al
fae farlff beard ahi 10 mtsaaes ai
President Tan Wnh fhs tsN shlah
is Tor campaign pafHusrs aaif iaas
vif ~ before -. eenntfv Fhs hHi
" is asserted By lis framers sives au
tranehes of tha veai rdusffs fh-
frufsttion necessary 90 riare fhrnf
on an equality aHt fereiTn nausifs
Tho Republicans todat presenftt
fhslr meatNr, fo thf fuH aass $3.50
m ans c,mmIiiec mnd oiu Hrer ihe
democrats snder thc l,aderahIn 50
G,prsssntatsc tuaaruoat "a acst
Tho Democrats are prspannr
fteir own tli however and eiN
probably reie,i fhs Republican ncst
nre alih ttora
NJ nslr fnsm White Hous'
Whatever tariff mne arc passea
declared Mg lnt0rnnod. chairman
81 ite houss COMMITTEES on vara end
m,aut viH Boz afa~n hi ths com.
mltec wr are roiuf in ruufIfer
ehai ihe President susgesls hu he
" Ho u0uao VIII not write our bids
fm ak rhr Democrats u .0ufrrss
ts,t ihtir own idcas af fo ihe ind
~ tariff legislation the oeuntu
nnfut tu have Wr embedded these
theories thr hAis ftc President W.
,ned We favor a nufi hased Hpon
real revsnu. BASIS. $50 Haui to hafc
nme reai competition hafweor oar
manufacturer and those aproad and
90 rl,o thr American manufacture
thr advantage We ntend to repast
the wool cotton iron steel and
othof schedules and ihe billie dsal.
inf with them win no ftawcd siong
ths Same lines as those tD rfusi
dent Vetoed Oae hlna Mr rnn may
aa veu Anoa ls ihat any ianfi mi'
passed elli br oar own
Wnos lss1,ost Iill- 80 Nolumes.
The report ~ tho tariff board nr
the wool and uoolen schedule har
bcen printed aud property udeaei
and Uas distributed iudaf amoer iho
ipemhorf Of conFrea shlle "a tluHa.
and extra copies we've uruce oFof
% tho finance committee fur fa uss
aud dlftrlhntlon The repori n'ia
sls ,olum,s 30 about 600 IHe, caoh
Senator smout af Ihe souatc nnan q
committee. salerlufsuded ihr pools
cation 90 the ycpou 81 ehalrmau o'
thc senate committee on prunuf
i am MFhy pleased alih ihe o.
port. declared the rtah tenaior
and hope fhr nnlinr ei' .e w
orpied b5 the American peopis IS
ID evident ihaf eeoi lll pfep irra
: ana baaed ou the nrta submitted lr
/ this report wll NOT interfere mafer
/ aly with che rfcai eoulen uduHffi
mnmiaHei ty ihs Republican poAel
81 protection
The report shows tha fine and
medium vooh whirh represent
shout 80 per cent az uHf domrsi'i
rna. cosia nsi from ii io ll cents
per pouad I approve of tHe fresi
dents snFFes ion 81 iettinR dufie'
on wool by WnFie spec' dui'
based nuon The sroured poun eit'
au woods nos riassifi.-i A. ffst apl
second cin-s fhroen ioFefhfr eifi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-04

NNAaIIr
niNNMfTt,''
pNNANiTE'i'


WILL
clear aud ploe sonf land Increase
crops ous.third hs snh-sui'inr tugnr
W. sold rich vith plant Jic 'hc p'ov
notor rcachcs. oouseltos and aores
moisture for dw seasons advance
orchards and unad~ tfs.s tao sears.
ALLOWING the Roots fu 60 deep hllf
gfubs ard insects Other states md
q profitable WIN dlr post hoiss.
ditchss and cellars RsfaFe piantinx
crops 500
FARM INpRoN 90.
". q. TKIiDIEN. Manager aud
tspcFt.
nfa Chsparral strr~s
BLASTING ANn 81 rrLlfs
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-06-03
Howell & Newton want your grocery

Howell C Newton want your grocery
business.
n. A. Gotham of Harvey was in the
city today.
Whit Doremus came down today
from Calvert.
DIR. w. A. Smith of Millican was
In the city today.
Miss frankie Reed is visiting rela
tives in Houston.
]. ]. vandiver was in the city today
from Steep Hollow.
Uncle Mark Wilcox was in town to
day from Knob Prairie.
A big 1907 loaf of Texas bread fol-
sc at Howell & Newton.
Miss Ethel White is a guest of Miss
Francis Sewall OF Houston.
Miss Cora, Hadden returned home
today after visiting in Waco.
Prof. d. j. Mcdonald of Wheelock
was visitor to the city today.
Sliced boiled ham and Butter Bread
"a strong combination. Bell Bros.
Mrs. John DAILY. Jr., and children
are visiting relatives In Galveston.
Our customers tell us Butter Bread
is the best on the market Bell Bros.
For Rent-Three perfectly new cool
bedrooms well furnished. Phone 1863.
white Crest" -four still leads in
quality. Get a sack from David Reid
& Co.
Alex McCallum, Johnnie Written.
Walter Lindsey and John Lumbus
were in thescity today from Tabor
Wanted-Room and board with pri-
vate family. Address C. B. s., care
Eagle.
Miss Francis Gillespie of San An.
tonic is guest of Miss Sara Allen
in the city
The absolutely sanitary loaf-Butter
Bread; is not touched by human
hands. Bell Bros.
Mrs. Luther George returned this
morning from a months visit to
relatives and friends at her old home
at Macon, Ca. and at other points
in Georgia and Alabama.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-06-03

We have the goods that satisfy.
Bell Bros.
John Battle of Allenfarm was in the
city today.
A. f. Wilson left today for his farm
in the bottom.
r. B. Elliott was in the city today
from his home near Wheelock.
Miss Addie Andrews of Houston is
la guest of relatives in the city.
See Arthur Johnson in "A Ginger
bread Cupid at the Dixie tonight.
Get bucket of those nice new po-
tatoes, only COO, at David Reid e. Co.
Every time you go to the Princess
you get free guess at the jar Of
money.
Miss Ethel Wigley of Alexandria,
La, is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Collard.
Commodore Bullock and Clarence
Sawyer were in the city today from
Steep Hollow.
Wanted-A boy with his own horse
to deliver the Daily Post Haswell's
Book Store.
Lillian Walker plays the leading
role in Winning Is Losing" at the
Dixie tonight.
]. Webb Howell is attending the
NafinpoI Cotton,aad Cru.ho.., A.co
citation, in session at st. Louis.
Frank Buchanan of Houston is
spending his vacation with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Buchanan.
No. tomorrow is not July 4. but we
will celebrate anyway by Raising the
Maine" at the Princess.
Mrs. Josie Lawrence arrived Sun.
day from Dalhart to visit relatives
and friends in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Marshall of
Sevierville. Tenn, are guests OF Prof
and Mrs. w. c. Lawson in this city.
We can please you in every respect
in your grocery and market needs.
Howell & Newton
Leo Delaney as John Ruskin in the
picture by that title, which will be
shown at the Dixie tonight.
f. r. Nash and family OF Waco and
j. Il. Mitchell and wife of Fort Worth
arrived Sunday to be present at the
cornerstone laying exercises OF Mitch.
ell Hall at A. G. NJ. College today.
Wanted-Three or four day board
ers in private family. Apply 106 n.
Regent Street.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-06-03

Miss Emily Wilson returned to her
home at Wellborn today after visiting
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Scale in this city
The Dixie promises one of the best
programs of the season tonight. Don't
miss 1t. 1t is crackerjack.
We can save you money on your
June grocery account. David Reid &
Co.
Lost-A small ring set with two dia-
monds. Finder notify Mrs. ]. NJ. Car
son, College Station, and get reward.
Wanted-Party wants flock of about
ten guineas; also two peafowl hens.
Apply Eagle office.
For Rent-New four-room cottage in
southern suburbs OF Bryan on car lima
Phone 444-2 rings. Y
Wanted-Room and board in private
family, by young married couple. AID
dres X, care Eagle.
Mrs. A. d. Buckingham and daugh-
ter, Miss Lula, came up today from
Houston and will be guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. B. Lomax.
For Sale-Mys home, consisting Of
five acres and good new house, on
Ursuline ave. G. w. Whitehurst.
Phone 52S.
John Bunny, the man with the funny
face, will make you laugh in winning
Is Losing" a comedy-drama, at the
Dixie tonight.
For Rent-Three perfectly new
cool bedrooms well furnished. Phone
1863.
Mr.. j. VI. Hare of the City National
Bank left Saturday night for a visit to
his old home in North Carolina. While
gone he will visit Washington City.
New York and other points of inter-
est. He will be away about a month
For Rent-A four-room house. APP
ply to Mrs. Adela Dodson or E. NJ
Dodson at Haswell's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Davis of the
Brazos bottom will spend the summer
at Boulder, Colo, and will leave for
that place this week.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-06-03

THE Raising of the Maine" is a
part Of United States history. 1t is
the real thing. Don't miss it. At the
Princess tomorrow afternoon and
night.
today from Marshall to join Mr.. Blu.
ford, and they will make this city
their home in future. The Eagle is
glad to welcome this splendid family
back to Bryan.
Everything good to eat Fresh fruit
and vegetables received daily. David
Reid & Co.
Senator ]. r. Astin, chairman; Hon.
J. L. Fountain, E. H. Astin, Maj. L. L.
McInnis, w. c. Boyett and o. E.
Saunders are in Austin as commit.
tee from the Commercial Club to see
the governor in the interest OF A. &
M. College.
Prof. r. r. McAnelly will leave the
last OF this week to take up the work
of architectural engineering with his
brother on the Taft ranch. He will
remain there during the summer. but
will return to Bryan in time for the
opening of school in September.
Tomorrow at the Princess Theatre,
staring at 2 o'clock, the moving pic
lures Of THE Raising of the Maine
will be shown. the only pictures of
this great work authorized by the
United States government.
Misses Grace and Tira Morgan Of
Reliance have returned from an ex-
tended visit to Georgia They attend.
ed the reunion at Macon and after
ward visited relatives at Oglethorpe
and other points in that state.