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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-02
ONE WEEK ONLY
CHILDREN
SOLVENT D Az
150 Majestic Birds FREE
Monday, between 8 and 8 p. m.

Monday, between and p. m.
The first $50 boys and girls who present
to THE MAJESTIC RANGE SALESMAN at
our store. between and p. m. MONDAY,
written answers to the following questions;
will receive a Canary Bird Souvenir
FREE.
l. What range is your mother now using
2. Do you know anyone needing new
range? Who?
8. Why is the GREAT MAJESTIC the
most durable range made?
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-02
PROF. KYLE WRITES THE EAGLE

A post card from Prof. e. j. Kyle
at New York states that he and his
party are busy seeing the sights in
the big city, but take time to enjoy
The Eagle. The weather, he says, is
delightful. From New York they Will
go to Montreal, Toronto, Buffalo Cor
nell, Detroit, Chicago, and from there
return home.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-02
Very Formal.

"Are you on very friendly terms With
your neighbor in the apartments
well no She's rather formal-al-
ways sends her card when she wishes
TO borrow -four, and If she wants both
-four and sugar she sends two cards -
Washington Herald
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-02

Fidelity purchased with money, mon
ey can destroy. Seneca.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-02
Then There Was q Row.

"Now, sir" she commanded. "look
me in the face and deny, If you dare,
that you married me for money!
He raised his eyes until they were
directed to her countenance and fal-
tered:
"Wer. think | earned the cash
don't you, dearW-London Mail.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-02
He Would, Indeed.

A man would save a great deal OF
valuable time II list of addresses I'M
nortnnt in his business were as easy to
remember as bunch OF funny stories
Washington Star,
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-02
SOC, Article FREE

The one giving neatest and best answer
to the last question may select any 5Oc
article from stock, in addition to the
SOUVENIR.
Don't be discouraged II you are not one
of the $50 to get a Canary Bird souvenir
You will get a MAJESTIC PUZZLE CARD
Something for all the boys and girls
You can have worlds OF fun with the
MAJESTIC BIRD-lt initiates the canary TO
perfection.
Be <ure to have your answers ready 70
hand in at our store MONDAY AFTER
NOON, between and ..
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-02
Cynical.

Miss Yellowleaf-It's better TO have
loved and lost than never to bayeiov
ed Mt all Mr.. Knox-Sure. Tnats
case where you win when yopy]ose, I:
Chicago News. s~6s'*s'S
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-02

KEYS! KES! KEYS! We have found
your keys. Call at Eagle office and
pay for this notice.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-02
ONE WEEK ONLY
SAVE $500

AS special inducement during our dem
onstration week only, with every MALES
we will give free one handsome set of ware
as illustrated here.
Every piece of this ware is the best OF its
kind. Not piece that Is not needed IN
every kitchen. 1t can not possibly be bought
for less than $500. This ware is on exhibit
ton at our store. DON'T FAIL TO SEE IT.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-02
soARDERs WANTED.

sALE-Roll top desk; good as
w. price $25. Phone lis.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-02

FOR RENT--Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping; close in. Phone
81
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-02
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOUND.

FOUND-Pocketbo containing sum
of money. owner can get same by
calling at Eagle Office, proving prop
erty and paying for this notice.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-09-19

e. 6. @raf, pelder cine flir5e
Serienseit bier bel feilren glferag
Cleo. @ruf INTO @attir pcrinenf
hottie, reifte ain Montag oieier Nso-
die nnf] goIambio.M 500, mo er pieoer
In sic Gtaats- l1niperfit1t %eintretel
miro, ann leale Sflioien i'm Sade
Der Smrispritbelts 3ii p~oIlenoen mel
de er mebrere Sdbre urrterbro ZEN
hottie, wdbrerb neIder 3eit er Utlt-
qlieb Der Safultat Der SodrNdnile M
grm0, OLD, mar.
-gsad anfidt oer Samer ipino IN
bieiem Serb1t Die glilsioat bon Wei-
aer cine aroBere MnBahI bon @der
umrfaiIen oils ipie iemnls bomber M
ser @eifidyte BON Miiiouri. Srot
ser Iaatg anbalten6en Srodenbeit,
tpeld,e erSt gaaB fiiralih ibr @rdoe
erreidte, baben ole npeiiten Sarirler
i,r Comb beru,odD gepfIiigt alrb itpo
raurr fertig 5aut Saen. Cont 8eridite
ser Sefferion 9th Soft miro IN Den
8ottoms BON Gailnapnp isro Boone
goauntp ein u~ngebeilres areal NUT
@eien beiteIlt iper6en.
Meaeneratipn i'm Gem Sbeater.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-09-19

-@orgen slber6 Soil auf Dem
5airplote.
-G6as. @Ieiber BON @afhiiraton
befarb iid 6iefe ISOLDE nrebrere Sae
bier IN @eifdften.
Ser geiitd, lnierer offentIid)er
|Sdntle, einidIieBlidy Der Sod)idntle
lit Fir bieeS Subr 262 Gdtiler, a6
mebr ads wie inn borigen s5obr.
Geo. &naettlp, Ger Snperimterr
Dent Den Gieiigeai Sdphiobrif, madr
te onll qetteiv Samstog eiucn @e,
idffdAbefitd in @uBineton.
SSrml G. aeiia reiSte otn per-
aaiugerlen Smnstna mif mehrere
@odrn nad ct. 2o1lis, 5iirl Be
iidl DER 6unilie hires Sofnteg,
@rrit Seiiel.
SRI. Saitie WlnniDiifer, iDefdle
lire Sdnueiter. Sroii Martirr sSlmty
alrs, IN Cd. 2ouis, beiiud)t botte,
febnte porage @odee mieber iat Tbr
GEM, IN 2itHle Berger, 5uriid.
-NSator I. arebs, bon $50 @oom
mar on letter. Samlstog bier IN
8efd1it n lipo eleidlIaIIs ein mia-
folnmeter geilsder auf Mriener Sf-
fite.
Die Srmflin County Iilsita-
ling, pelhe ge9eit gtrhe Der norigcn
8cdbe in @aibington itattfanb, mar
aindb bon bier airs redt gait be-
in6t.
SRI. 2alira Roetbemeper febrte
lceten Mottag bon ct. 2ouis 5lt-
rid mo Tie mcbrere 8oden iif) Dem
Stuoiaun Ser rellelt Script iupo
8inter1nooen inn Satereiie hires
Brspmrengeftdftcs 9epioutct bat,
Sri. anpaipoa 8rietts, fnelde
npebrere @oden BEL gerhponotert nm
6uamben M Sermons Fotuie altdl
AM DER 6irir Greet, airf 8eiitdl ge-
DeIer mar, febrte ant Moirto9 hielet
@oie mieSer nod 81. 9olsfs, IN tlr
$eim siriif.
-0os gallipiel Suiidall Oam bic.
liigau 8eters Sealn lnp0 Dem Teoec'
nufers Satn, BON @dibntgton, mel
DIES arn p~ergatrgerten Gorartag bier
ftattfGaih. elroete nrit Dom Steg oes
&cters Geam. Sns &aluItpt mar s
gegeat 8. 8l @hin6ten BON Sernral'it.
Sn Der geibe bon Ietp Sober
lit art Montog EN- 6rodtSit9 Oal
Mo. 9acific gahei in einen aipDerer
6radBtSllg gelnitfein Dobei ntebrert
Spodtipaneat aeutriimmet urro De-
@erfebr oiif mebrere Stlutoefi I'M
ierbrpden imluoe, 3im @litf mitrO'
@ienldlo BEL Dem llnfolde peraett.
Smm Snfdlid Seba, geborep
WpeIler, @ottin bon Scm Seba
Itorb ant nouigan Tueitng, III tbralr
@eift, in Ser gSibe non Ban, IN
aJter pom 80 Sobren atrD 8 Maofa
ten, intS mlrSe ONT GGmsbol gdodN
mittog utf Dem TrSeobofe Der cnnir
gdlItrn 3ioaps @aeirSc, IN 9at
|. lbearnbgn.
GaS gmuttn : @eridt piuo ml
nddStet @pntng m Sitim8 trcten
GppelIotioten non Seitcrt Der &oltf
Ieitc iua6 SdbrtfmrtGi ertgeget y
I netmen 0cren Observation-Disclosures
| tor Der Gotnptn Gtanermlsndeid,
g 8eboroe erbobt tpitroet. Im 9iens
! tng tpir0 Elm pertogter Sernrin Sc
lMnrrdkH ALcnLanko,& r..1&
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-09-19
The Rock Island G.T.X)
UNIVERSAL PIoW

This pillow, which does the work
Of four ordinary plows, turns over
each slice Rat and smooth and no
kinking. No air spaces between
TOP and sn6soiI.
The top soil lies so fat on the
subsoil that water, in dry weather,
comes up from below, just like kero-
sene in a lamp comes up the wick.
Moreover, with this pillow you can
pillow deep, If you choose.
Note, also, how it P~alOe,rzes the
soil. That enables you to get a
perfect seed bed with less ha,v0zO-
iag than you ever did before. And
with soil we'll pulverized, you get
full value out OF your manure.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-09-19

Curious as 1t may seem, the Rock
Island UNIVERSAL Pillow costs
practically no more than plows
which are but one-fourth as useful.
Come In, now, and see this Pillow
Sensation - the worlds only all
PURPOSE plow-the pillow that thou
sands of farmers are buying this
season the pillow that every pro-
gressive farmer in the country will
buy ere long. Make It a point, the
very next time yow m in fozUn, to
visit our store and inspect the Rock
Island Universal Plow.
. Always glad to show this pillow
and price 1t to you whether you
want to buy or not. 60
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-09-19
See the Worlds Only
Universal PIoW

History tells us that long ago-even before
the birth Of Christ-old Roman farmers were
using Plows.
From generation to generation the plow was fmp,oued upon,
and yet it was more than 1000 years "a. d. 1909 before a
real aN-bx,pose pillow was invented-one that does perfect u0,k
in any Kind of sail, on any Kind of land.
We now have this wonderful aHbu,pose piow here In our
store and we invite you to come in and see it.
See the only pillow that works equally well on Tame Sod,
Subtle Land, Last Seasons Corn Land, Hsavy Clay Soil, SANDY
Loan, Gaaa6o, or any other kind of soil.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-09-19

-5rnu Sopbia Noe, BON McRitt
rid peilt ieit einigen Sagcr bier jl
@eiud BET g~ngeborigeai uno alter
@efmnrteal.
-Srau 81. gurerid BON gatro,
81. peiIt gegenpartig bier au Be.
irdb bel Der 6arnilie ai6crt @qieil+
tier.
-Srna. $. 6. Ibilipps, bon ct.
2oatls, apcilt felt Der porigen ISOLDE
bier airf 8eiu6 unb' lit tp1brenb
hires Sierieins 5ll Soft BEL 6. @asS
uno @attifL
-grtbipr Safptte, bon Ban, pel-
der fiirBIid I'M SinmlspiIIe Elm
Mobnbails gc6Giff bot intb IN GIN
finpFt bout tpob2buft iein miro,
fpradJ art Iebtet Smstog aif I'm.
ierer Office Dor. /.
esabr @iInrs, bon @up, thar ON
Mittnod, oieier @ode bier in Der
S4abt, ini6 lprndJ Ben 6ieier @ele-
9erdbeit audi oarf anrderer Office Dor,
bdtMifs gureierlirM leineS Mboatne4
me,ts aat5 ous 8plhsblntt.
Ssm. @nna 9rieba, tpelde Idn-
aere Belt bei Den Sunilie 8aD
5trontau unb anbereat bieiigeat
Sratnoem altf @eii,dJ mar, febrte
ssru Gdertstne i6ie{er 8ode fnneoer
nmb baalie, nad ct. Courts, 5iriif.
-Gr. 6. 8, aIenf uno @attitp
BON ct. 2oiuis. trnfear ot1t nengnnge.
rsri Gdmstna, per I1rto, bier Elm,
alrf fl,rBem @sfipf 6ei @erapmbtesp
inns fehrtem borip rntr Mortug iDie-
ser nod, buliie 5,iriid.
-9r. IGorso Slibbs, bon, Stpens.
billie, beTmto iid, borige @odse bier
ais 3ape Dor bem areiseeridd
l,nb ~erileqierte Def &eier @aenefp-
bert ieiare 9efmnntidnft init ieinerr
ulterp S~rGul6en.
-Sruns @ilentber nehit ablbSer
am 9ierstoa nom Glirton1
bier ein 51 einem nnebrtdgigsr
@eiltd, bel Gen @ltcrn lrto @roB.
IooIth @nemtber limo @at'
tin.
-9os regclm1Bige 3affeefrdns.
den 6es ct. @eorg SrauelrDepeins
filtbet am ipGd6ten 9ornlerstng, ben
%. Septernber inn ShptIgebdltbe Oct
8emeinbe itntt. aae lino ber5lidit
einaelabei;.
-,Sermarm 2efieI, Statiomsogent
IN SIean. 800, mar am 9iefshag
3ett ~beiiphspeiie bier. Grl
1te,tIid cine @errenfltrpg bes!
iSlubgelerrfes erTitter atrpo befono iih
mtf oem @eae 5lum Soipital Der
Neo. 9acific @oAn IN ct. 2oits.
Die @eniden iin6 bolt ME sns
uarh ieIbit Ser liehe Serugott
es iblpen nidt redlt moden.
ossier Wnltnte lang mebflaaten lie
Giirpe INTO all5u groBe Sibe|
ln;o ieBt, nodpbem es crit lebte 8odHl
,,ud; longer gaise mieoer mreefon-
gen bat at reg,letL ipinb tpieber iiberI
allau grobe Selsftigfeit gefIogt.
Die %gidbSrndest miiiiat iip|
Sabine. I'M amierem GoinutD,
liirgefGbr 10 5nbfreid) iein mie Die
iut Seem Seriep, 10 Dob
ielbft Spmttngsiager mis Der Sdo6t,
nadb ftsem ausflrg ms 2onb,
idnper ntit 9el,te beln6en beimfe)-
ren. slm lebten Samstng sogai
Gcmmnbor Soeiili ltub Gorep. iel.
balrter ultH idtper bepaffnet nit ii.
rer @iiuNbiid'ie, bitpoils in Die llr.
io1Iber INT ser Idbe bon Ban uwO
fe6rten bereits ant Spnntag tpieoer
surild, idaper nit gidJborrtd)en be-
9esQlefhen Sict, ". Silbcr
itro SEQ. &lre0iger, 5tpei gepoltige
S1ger Dor Dem Serrb ipelfe Die
@adburiduft on Ger Seconb Greet
unIid,er 9emndt hattet febrtat an
Giekstne bieier @ode nit etler
MrBdM Gid)Domtdlen Sitriid,
NaB iie gerit NUT minDer eliifliden
Srelut0en getbeilt b1tteri, neim es
6aS @eiet .erlollbte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-09-19
Degeneration I'M Sem Sbcater.

Oiefe grobartige 8roolHtion M
Sref 9iI6erroIlen miro am tuddliten
9ormprstaa Mbeno, BEN %. Septein.
Der, inn Gem Sbeafer CUR ailTtifb-
rlrrpa %fornanen. gs lit elm oreiaftiges
9ram1a aus Dem 2eben, npb tatml
,6dt perfeblen bonn aniaan oil. bis
arn aIdidliden SdJIitB Aas Sltte.
refIe 6es IatbIifims 5l feilelat.
Cos Stiif errtbalt eite gelldilbe
MapraI auro ioIlte pom ieoer Mtirttcr
audo bon ieoem @ater, iSnb garp5 be-
iopoers BON alIen irlrtben 2elrtelt ge.
ieheqt tpeuoer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-09-19

We are 'alwayssat your
service to do your
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-29

fingers yet SO fresh and SWEET To many of us,
mother in the flesh Is The grass
grows a little mound marking her sacred
dust and the birds sing undisturbed luliabys in
the green trees of the silent city The old
arm chair perhaps, has gone the way of the
things that perish, and the old roof-tree has
fallen into other hands. But in our hearts her
memory, is as fresh and sweet as the beautiful
morning, more precious than the richest jewel
and more inspiring than any earthly acclaim
Happily, many son and daughter who will
wear the carnation on Mothers Day has not
yet had to weep over mothers casket. All such
should not only wear the flower which is a
pretty sentiment, but should avail themselves
renewed evidence of flial devotion If impracu-
cable to pay a personal visit account of dis
lance then they should write to her and send
her some token of esteem In this strenuous
commercial age let's not permit the noble senti-
ment of hearts to become dormant, and
be to keep mothers love fresh and fragrant.
1t is true that many mothers heart would
be gladdened by manifestation of affection that
is not exhibited by busy or absent minded
SON The remembrance of thoughtfulness to
mother will be very comforting when the last
sad rites said over her lifeless form. You
who have gone from the old roof-tree and are
now happy in your new home perhaps blessed
with devoted companion and pratting chill
dren should be unmindful of the fact
that when you went away from nome there
was sigh in mothers heart which still echoes
in her life and that she still wants your affec-
ton and some manifestation Of it, When even
tide comes to her you want it to be light, ana
flights of angels sing her to her rest beyond
the sunsets radiant glow may you have the peace
that comes from the consciousness of having
added some sweetness to her life by kind words
and deeds that are more than coronets
Hail. Mothers Day Whether at home or
away from home. whether mother be in the
flesh or her sanity. spirit in the glory land. it
is we'll for and daughters to the
flower and think seriously of its significance
AS the thousands of outward bosoms will bear
the insignia of the great common union the
and daughters of mothers" may the in
ward bosoms warm with a truer fraternal re-
gard, resulting in more patience and tolerance
and true charity--a firmer faith in the unseen
HFopfi az and HIsTau nj 10
that make for everlasting peace. For true
motherhood would wish Mothers Day to be-
stir their children
ITO lay their foundations in the skies.
And then build upward, Who shall dare to
tell
How high the glory of their h@use shall rise,
Or in what golden chambers they shall dwell"
w NJ. BICKERS.
+ Richmond Va. April 28. 1913
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-29
OPPORTUNITY FOR VIRGINIA PACKERS

OPPORTUNITY FOR VIRGINIA PACKERS.
The tomato brokerage firms OF Boutetourt,
Roanoke and Bedford, are sending out circular
letter to the packers Of the State from which
we quote this striking paragraph:
We believe that it would be the oest interest
Of the packing industry OF virginia where a
packer knows that his tomatoes are not good
enough to grade standards. he should list them
on standards and sell them as such. For
when tomatoes offered and sold as standards
and the quality proves poor and does not sus-
tain the grade. the standing Of Virginia tomatoes
Is damaged to very great extent, and prices
we are able to obtain for your goods are there
by reduced
The tomato packers Of Virginia should stick
pin here Not long ago The rirgtnian related
in its local columns the experience of Rich
mond man. in whose family canned tomatoes
arc largely used In endeavoring to secure a
product that satisfactory, he had sampled
many of the packing house goods even some
THAT are largely advertised, but found none to
hts familys liking until he ran across one case
at his grocers that hailed from Midlothian.
They filled the bill and were perfection-large,
whole fruit with little or no juice-evidently
the work Of some girls canning Gun. but he
hasn't been able to find any more of the Mid.
lothian product on the market. That man is
only an example Of thousands of Virgnians
who would be willing to pay a fancy price to
get the best. The market is herein the State
and If the Virginia packers will but follow the
advice Of the brokerage firms they nave the
golden opportunity for prices and profit. Most
of the canned tomatoes offered by the big pack
ers are overr1pe. mushy and two.thirdi
water Virginia packers have the opportunit,
Of "A lifetime to make their wares famous
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-29
President Wilson On
Capital Hill

If Thomas Darlington Macaulay had been
alive and we'll and in Washington April the
Sth as he used to mark time. would have
had fitting portrayal of the memorable event
which signalizes the entirely freedom of a
pretty president, Beef-eating sergeants- at
arms would have stalked grmly about. great
lords of the plains would have strolled in from
the head waters of the noble Missouri, ambas-
sailors and ambassadresses would have appeared
respondent in gilt and lace, bright eyes would
have blinked at the unaccustomed splendid
twit1 ", and more than one lady would have
been carried out in fit. But Mr.. Macaulay's
calculation that the republic would die before
he did have gone wrong. we compelled, as
usual to turn to our neighbor, the Sun, for
pen-picture sufficiently vivid to satisfy nat
ural craving of details
BE ii understood that April the Sth was the
day on which the speech-maktng spirit of John
Adams was what the present alleged secretary
of the navy would call reincarnatel. President
Wilson had served due notice upon congress
that he had graciousy accepted the invitation
which congress had neglected TO send him and
would appear at high noon or therea bouts to
deliver an mpromptu address upon the state
of the Union in persona grata
1t was very pretty performance all through,
hyper-critical neghbor. the Times which fears
that the innovation may lead to unfortunate
results in the form of kissing, which would
certainly be deplorahle.' But there is nothing
III that Members of congress are not only in
variaby polite, but they also we'll aware,
as Mr. Dosley remarked. that they get
their real message when they to the White
House to inquire about the postoffces Neither
is there any point in the Times subtle insinu-
alton that the presidents underlying purpose
to air his vanity" lie told plainly enough
in the words quoted above why he went in
persona grata. He sick of living like Rob-
inson crusoe on an island and hi wanted to
show that he really human being like
+ other human beings" so that hereafter after
enjoying his pleasure and privilege he would
cease to feel abnormal. Nobody but tie Times,
or perhaps the Evening Post, woulG think of
critlcisng an act 50 wholly natural and an
affected.
We proud and pleased to he able to record
the fact that no other public journal has ami
+ art1y cd no han in, 6G
that might tend TO mar the honeymoon of the
raw Observation-Disclosures MeeklN.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-29

A hotel for down and out men" is the unique
and commendabe charity which is to be estab-
lshed in Chicago by Charles G. Dawes. president
OF the Central Trust Company of Illinois, as a
memorial to his son. who was drowned in
Switzerland last summer Later on Mr.. Dawes
proposes. it is said to erect a similar refuge
for women of the class.
These hotels had been projects which which
the father and son had planned to carry out
together, and after the tragic death of the son
Mr., Dawes pledged himself to put them into
execution The first of these hotels, which will
cost 100000, will be erected on downtown
site in Chicago, where It will be convenient to
the fotsam and ietsam of life
Lodging win be furnished at cost not to
exceed five cents" said Mr. Dawes. THE doors
Of this hotel will never be closed to those out
Of employment All We ask is that they promise
to pay when they, find work again. 1t will ex-
tend credit to the unfortunate upon their promise
alone, A free employment agency will be run in
connection with the hotel.
The attention of the Laird of Skibo is car
nesty directed to this movement.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-29
CAROLINA TAKES
STATE TRACK MEET
WINS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
LOVING CUP FOR THREE
CONSECUTIVE VICTORIES

TRINITY COLLEGE, DURHAM, y,
c.. April 2S-'The track team OF the
University OF North Carolina for the
third successive time in as many years
took first place In the State track meet
held on Rfddick field at the a. and NJ
college in Raleigh on Saturday Only
four colleges, instead of six. as was at
first expected, took part in the exer-
cises of the day, Guilford and David
son falling to show up. on the whole,
the meet was a success in every way.
The final score at the end Of the meet,
stood as follows:
Carolina. SO points
A. and NJ, SO points.
Wake Forest. rs IL points.
Trinity. "a IL points.
Records over those made last year
in several OF the principal events We're
broken. Chief. among this number,
perhaps was that for pole yaulting,
the height Saturday being an even
eleven feet, and the vaulting being
done by Strong. for Carolina. Nation,
of Trinity, was Strone's closest oppo-
nent though he did not come near the
Carolina man in his last measure. The
height made by Nation, in the track
meet Saturday, was only 10 feet, 3
inches, though in the interClass meet
here at Trinity some few weeks ago
he went / 0 feet, inches.
Tyner. of Wake Forest, was one
of the principal stars Of the meet. and
probably won. more points for his
team than any other man taking part
He led in the running broad jump.
though until his last trial, which was
20 feet, 4 inches, Of Trinity. was
in the lead with 8 feet . . inches,
By winning the meet Saturday. Car
olina makes it three straight. and be-
10 WI NF h. 81 Il, -
loving cup offered by the Raleigh
chamber Of commcrce two years ago
to the team first honors for three sue
cessive years.
The number of points given were:
Five for the first place in an event.
three for second. two for third, and
one for fourth Following IS a list of
the winners
One-mile Run--Sence. of Carolina:
Hart, of Wake Forest: r. l.. Brown
and Osborne, of Trinity, third and
fourth places respectively. Time, 4
minutes, So 4-5 seconds,
High Jump-Woolcott. OF Carolina
I.angston and Herring, of Wake For
est tie for second place, giving their
team second and third places Mat
ton, of Trinity. Height, feet. Z
{ inches
4 100 Yard Dash--Sears, of Carolina
/ Tyner, of Wake Forest; Potter, of A.
and M: Lowe, of Trinity Time, 10 rs
seconds.
Shot put-Floyd. of A. and NJ. IS 2
feet; Axley, of Carolina, 35.4; Nc
Mahan, of Trinity, $751; HURT, of A.
and NJ
i 120-yard Hurdles-W oolcott, OF
4 Carolina; Horne, of Wake Forest. +.
4 B Brown, of Trinity; Goodman, of A.
and NJ Time. IS rs seconds.
Two mile Run-Smith, of A. and
f NJ, Cobb. of Carolina Harris Of A