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The Alaska daily empire., 1913-10-02
No. 1021-A. SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION.
In the District Court for the District of Alaska, Division No. 1,
 At Juneau.


 w. Hansen, plaintiff, vs: the Alaska
 Treasure Gold Mining Company, a
 corporation, and Arthur L. Pearce, defendants.
 ] To the Alaska Treasure Gold Mining | Company, a corporation, and Arthur l l.. Pearce, defendants, Greeting: | IN THE NAME OF THE UNITED 1 STATES OF AMERICA, You are here | by commanded to be and appear in the above entitled court to be holden at ] Juneau, in the said Division of said ! Territory, and answer the complaint ! filed against you in the above entitled actiOnu within thirty (30) days after ! the completion of the period of publi- cation of this summons, that is, with | in thirty days from the thirtieth day | of October A. D. 1913. Date of order for service by publication 16th day of | September, A. D. 1913.
 ! And if you fail so to appear and an swer, for want thereof the plaintiff will ask the court for the relief demanded | in the complaint, and for judgment and l decree accordingly.
 l The said action is brought for the i foreclosure of a contractors lien for annual assessment work and labor done and performed by NJ. s. Hudson, assignor of plaintiff herein, during the year 1912, upon the following described ! lode mining claims, situate on Doug l las Island, in the Harris Mining Dist trict, Territory of Alaska, tO-wit, viz: l SAPPHIRE, GOLD BUG, JADE, GAR NET, HORSE SHOE, AGATE, SAFE, LOCK, JUMBO, CHART, KEY, AL PHA, FRACTIONAL 300, MARY AND | JOHN, ISLAND, RUBY, DIAMOND. i PEARL, OPAL, GEM, EMERALD, ELIZABETH, OMEGO, TURQUOISE, and BLUE BELL lode mining claims. 1 The amount agreed to be paid for said work and labor and the value thereof being the sum of $25774O, and | that said above described lode min | ing claims be sold under an order and decree of the above entitled court and the proceeds applied to the payment of said sum of s2.57740, together with l $250.00 attorneys fee and costs of this suit, and in case such proceeds are not sufficient to pay the same, that a de | ticiency judgment may be entered up against the defendant, the Alaska | Treasure Gold Mining Company, for the balance remaining due, and that the contractors lien aforesaid be ad- | judged a paramount and prior lien up- on the above described lode mining cailms.
 l IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have | hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the above entitled court this 17th day of September, A. D. 1913
 k. w. PETTIT
 Clerk. 1 (SEAL) By H. MALONE,
 Deputy. ! WIN & BURTON,
 Attorneys for Plaintiff, Juneau, Alaska.
 Date of first publication, September 18th, A. D. 1913.
 Date of last publication October 9Oth, A. D. 1913.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-10-02
Q O.
MEXICAN ANNEXATION AGAIN

A GAIN We hear talk of the annex "A ation of Northern Mexico to
 the United States. Well, some of the best of this country came in- to the Union through the same chan mel that those delegates from those live Mexican States desire to pilot the new Ship of State that they at tempted to launch the other day. and if there are not too many fighting men among those of the sparsely settled rr2ions that seek to become sisters of Texas. New Mexico and Arizona, We probably could assimilate them. How ever. the United States is not likely to, nor should it do anything that could be construed as encouraging this OF any other system of dismembering Mexico.
 The exchange of the Rio Grande for another Mexican border would by no means settle the Mexican problem. In fact. it would exaggerate it. A boun- diary line farther south would be among people that are even more tempestu- ous than Texans. and who do not so we'll understand the sifinificance of an international boundary line.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-10-02
LONDON TIMES NEARLY ENTHUS-
 IASTIC.
MO MATTER what it's editors may
 IN feel the London Times never

NIO MATTER what it's editors ma, lN feel the London Times neve
 gives expression to enthusiasm vet there is a note that might be clas sified as near enthusiasm in the prais' that it bestows upon the leadership o President Wilson. Commenting upol the work of the first six months Of hi' the Times says:
 He IS plainly gradually impart- ing to the American form of gov ernment a smOothness and heNl- bility it had hitherto lacked. The passage of the Tariff bill by the Senate. with the practical certain ty of it's final passage in the shape that best suited the views of the President. is an achive- ment quite unprecedented in American political history. An other evidence of the Presidents energy is the decision to pass the Currency bill before the regular session."
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-10-02
O O.

A ChOctaw Indian as Register of the Treasury is about as interesting a a huma1 document in the exhibit of the red mans relations with his pale face conquerors IS could be furnished. Indian heads have been familiar enough on the currency, but an In- dian signature on the Nations paper money will be a novelty.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-10-02
TRIMMER x RITTER

See this firm for all kinds of dray- ing and hauling. We guarantee sat isfactiOn and reasonable prices. Coal delivered promptly. Femmer & Rit ter's Express. Stand Burford's Cor.
 Typewriters for rent.-W. H CASE
 Read The Empire for The News.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-10-02
O O O

The dispatches yesterday tell us that Secretary of State Bryan will use the influence of his department to secure from foreign countries reductions on the tarin against Alaskan and other American salmon. Anything done for the extension of markets for Alaskan industries is done in the interest of the Territory
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-10-02
(SEAL)
WIN & BURTON.

WIN & BURTON,
 Attorneys for Plaintiff,
 Juneau, Alaska.
 Date of first publication, September 18th, A. D. 1913.
 Date of last publication October 3Oth, A. D. 1913.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-10-02

They all come to it in the end. How ever. there are not many that go as far as Gen. Miles is going to get in the movies. Possibly the great h. dian fighter is having his difficulties, too. in making income and expense ac- counts balance
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-10-02

The news of the day yesterday called upon The Empire to chronicle the first accident" on the Panama Valley railroad to occur since it was com pleted in 1905 eight years ago That is an enviable record for any railroad to make.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-07-18

Sltlils @oebits, Ser iooiaIt
8irtb Der &on5ert Salle, trennte iid
gu gnoe Der porigen ISOLDE mil
ldhperem Ser5en BON ieinen 6eioen
affen, lpel1e ieit lGipgerer 3eit eli.
llelr groBen an5iebungspunft Ieirer
8lrtbif1aft gebiIbet baben 1tr6 oil
I'm grobem MaBe our gr6eiter,tno
Der @dIte %beitragen. SaMaont 9ros
ipeld)e fiir5lid bier cine Girtusoor.
ltellilng gaben, fauften Serrn @oe.
bus Die beiben Sbiere a6.
Sreilig, eirt abiGie6 fdat oefilbl.
nollett Menifen INNER idtper: ober
es mill llns if]efnen DOB bier, ME in
altoeren 6olen, Die @efpobnbeit Gin.
oer1ilp9 nerifufien ioIIte, 6enn Dies
ut ood itderli6 ni9t Sos erite WoI,
oaB Sreitno @oebls bon einem Sri.
lem Mbldteo nimmt. ;3atm Sroit
,ttodben mir i'm boralf aufmerfiant,
0aB Die grirneritn9 an @ffen Itets in
bobetn @raoe froDlid ufp6 onaenebm
Ut, Dabreito an6erieits 6ie Crime.
rlitt9 al aater MIR troitlos, ooe ilrro
lbrefli6 iein Fam. @ir tuoI(en So.
Der boffen Bob Srelino @oebus fih
odlOmogltdJit fpieber einen ober nte6.
rene Iffer onidnffen ipir6, mas Sic
Softer onbetrifft, ole fomn1en Iei6er
immer BON ieIbit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-07-18

.h. .tH rL.lt~5 Hs .etH. .Et
-grnit Soebner luro Serb. 9o6I.
iilaltft, bon 9ap, parerr am Oiens-
tag oieier ISOLDE bier IN @eiddften.
6ran Sable Mepers, bon ct.
Souis, fonn an lestep Sonntag sllil
8eiud ibrer Wlttter Srmi ST. @an-
Seriee, bierber.
-am itGditen Samstag talio
morgeu) I6eno fir1bet aitf Dem Sair-
plat elm GROCER 8aa itatt. Dean
ieie ole betreffenOe an5eige.
-8aiil Slle reifte, itad fur5em
Seiub Bel ieinen bieiieen argebori.
gen, am lesten Sonntag pieoer mad
2ouis.
Sobn @alfer, bon Stem Sapen
madDte atn Dergangeren Sonntag Gle
nen fur5en 4bitedyer nad1 bier, gum
ieiner 9riioer, Mapor @aI.
fer urpb &idter @aIfer.
-Sbeooor aoniesfo un6 @attin
bon ct, 2oiiis, b~efinoen iid fir meb.
rere @oden bier auf 8eiud bei ben
Glteris Or. SEQ 8oniesfo utuo Sat
tim.
-Gie 2ittle Berger Brass 8anb
bat fir Den nGditen 3. @uguit, in
9,lfner's @robe, elm Con-
cert urb 9ifnif peranftaltet, unter
0titmirfung Der gnterpriie Militdr
aapeIle BON Sermanii. Man leie
Die an5eiee ON arberer StelIe bieies
Slattes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-07-18
-aluf Dem bieiisen Eoitamt Iieat
elm Brief fiir 9. 6. Smitb.

-auf Dem biefigen Eoitamt LEG;
elm Brief fiir g. 6. Smitb.
-angidt Mbenbrotb, bon Mor'
rtion. mar am pergangenen Sreitao
bier in @eidaften.
-@noreas 8aiouid. BON @ascou-
06e, mar aln pergangenea Soruttdg
geidIftsbalber, bier in Der Stabt.
-@m pergaibgenen Speitog belt
Der Stor9 @infebr bei @1as. glug-
itine u1p1 @attirr urto brafte Elm
biibides fleipes Ma6el.
eugene gberIitt fam Iesten
Samstag BON ct. 2ouis, ulif furaeri
Beiud BEL ieirem Sater, Ism. gbep-
lin, urrb aitoeren 8er1uanoten.
-Sral Gbeo. @raf reiite am
Sonutag 0ieier @odDe mad Setter
Jon @itp, 5u furSem 8eiud Bel ibrer
Sodter, Sraa S. S. Sdott.
-Srau 2ouis Betrus, bon aan.
las @itp, befinoet iid ieit Dem oer-
gangenen Sonntag biet, uro lit oer
Gait fbrer Sdpiegereltern, geru-
baro Betrus utto @attin.
-Sris 8aumgnertner, peld,er
cine Stelle ir einem ct. 2olitler
8anfgeifdft befleibet, fam art per-
garpgenen Sonttag, aitf fur5en Ser
ienbeiu6 bierber.
g9m. 9oblnlaitn lrno beiien
Softer, Sraulein 2id5ie urlb Soa,
bon Bop, befanoen iih am lebten
Sienstog unter ben 8eiudern ltll-
ierer Sta6t.
-Gufus Settler, @reeor @aiis
uno @eslie @oblt, IanmtIidy Stu.
Senten oes Central Guinness College
bon SeSalia, fpeiler lett lestem
Smnstas bier auf 9eiub bel ben
reipeftipen @lterr.
-Iig. @raf, tpelder felt eilpem
Sabr in Der 8uGoruderei elmer gro.
BEN 5irno, IN 8anias gttp, be-
fdaftigt mar, tit am pergange1e.
Sonntag na1 Sermann ouriifgefebrt
lnb miro in 3ufnnft Ole SetHa-
i6ine IN Der 9r1tderei bes 8olfsblatt
bebienen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-07-18
OCHSNER'S
The Place for Good Goods.

-@lma BoeideI, So9ter pol
8m. 8oei9el, purbe fiirSli6 boz
einem Sforpion in Den fleinen Sin
ger elmer Sarro geitoden. Or. Sal.
ner. Del9er Die 8atientin in 9e.
Banoluu1g bot, best oie 8efiirdtual
Dob ein Sbeil bes Singers total ab'
Iterben miro.
-Sbeo. Sll,etid fam porige $50.
DIE BON ct. 2oltis, INN cine fur5e
SerierSeit bel ieiner Glterit in
SmiSs, elt pertpeiIeai. Gbeooor be.
fleioet cine peranttportli6e Stell,ute
inn Sefferion 9otel, in ct. 2ouis,
tpelfe iid CUR Belt in oen @irren
0es &elltrer Strifes befinbet.
Oscar &ief unb @attin febrten
am @ontag biefer ISOLDE BON ibrer
SodBeitsreiie 5liriif, in berelt Ser
lauf iie Den g~ellotpItone 9orf, 10.
iuie altoere intereiiante 8lnfte bes
@eftetS beiu6ten. Sic perben li6
iest bier. i'm @aebler @ebditoe ON
Der meitlid)eit Sie6enten StroBe,
b61tslid nieoerlaiien.
-Seit Dem 1. SuIi fonlen
Die getpobnliden 9~riefnarfen fir
8adetpoIt : Senbungem ~pertpenbet
iperoen; aiidy lit es ieitbem geitat-
tet, Gadetpoit 8~riefmarfet auf
9riefen ait beiritbeft. 9ies lit cine
quite itlrO pielen 8erIonen iebr milf
a~norbnung ieitens Der
Hegierling.
eugene SiebIer, melt)er felt
mebrereit Sabren in elmer Sdubfa.
brif, nj Columbia, Mo., beiddftigt
mar, lit bier a1lgelongt un6 miro Elm
paar Soge bel ieinen @ltern ultb
perfpeilei1, INN Damn nod
Maii. 3it %reiien, mo er cine
uerantnortlide StelIltng in elmer Der
oortisen oroben 6abrifen antreten
pipb.
-2ouis &etubrif, peId1er oltf ci
tem Der &egierungs- 8oote, in 9ienit
Ger NltBberbeiiemntgs Grtctsn, in
Der Ndbe bon Sanios Gitp, lett mc5.
rercn Ionaten bei6ditigt lit, erbielt
oorige 8o6e einen fiirSefi urlaltb
Itnt bierber 5I fomnlen rlr6 ieine So.
mile 6i beilpd1en, slm LETTER. Som
tog reiite er ieood uieoer ob, in-
Nent er orn @ontag pieoer arf lei.
Goiten iein miBte.
Sroit Srisemeper, cine friibRre
Girpobnerin ltnieres GountpS, mel.
DE piele Sabre in Der @abe BON 9op
Inobndoft ipar, iturb otit pergangenen
Sreitag, IN Tapoleon, 2afapeite So.
No., inn bober aIter bon rs Sabren
ISraii @rnit Spebner, pom Ban, cine
Sodter ser Beritorbenen, reiIte In
Der Seitoa Nad)t lmd RopoIeon, I'M
Ser 8eerSigiurg bei5inpobneu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-07-18
Grei, Srei, Srei!

Die @asconoOe Central SeIepbou
20. ltebt i'm @egriff elm nc,les Sele.
ppot &oressbu6 beraus8uaeben.
Deldes am 1. auellit unter ibren
abonnellten CUR gertbeiInng seIan.
gen miro.
I'm Die 9arnen aller 9ieienioen
m Dem itellen aoressbitd 5u baben,
peidf Die gbiift begen in nadlIfer
Seit elm Saepbom . SnitruMnent in
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-07-18

geridiebt es ridt lanser benrt
1dsort morgen mag es 5n ip1t iein,
lonSern beriidert iest cure Sans-
einridtuns Bel 9. 81. SiIber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-07-18

lDret 8obnungen anbriilgen 5u lai-
len, MAIDEN mir aIlen neltert g(boft-
ltelpten ote folgenoe freie Sfferte:
8tr tperoen Elm SeIepbon.sSnitrlt-
rlettt in irgenb elmer @obnura, in.
lterbalb Der @~ren5eir bon Sernlarrl,
titr einen Nonat foitenfrei anbrirt-
gen, nnter Der 8e0ingung Dab mir,
ben auftrag nod Dor Dem 1. amguit
erbalterL 10 bob mir ben @ameft oes
'leltert abonnenten Dem ttelten 9i-
rectorp nod beifiiger fonnen.
Nle @bonrenter, ipeIde cine Ser
aipoerittg in Der ginidreiburg ibrer
ydaiten IN ben 2iitert tpiiufdelt, ooer
trgeno pelde SebIer i'm aIten Bud
berldJtigt gu baben tpiinfden, ffr6
bIermit eriudt Ole gentraI.S Office Dor
Dem l. @leuft 6abon in &enutniB
at iesen.
@asconaoe Central SeIepbon 60.
Us. US. wecGnr69, @eid1ftsfiibrer.
yer W SltB Dobe SdOrlnte1t
GER gggers Wfiqing SO. bot iii Der
Nad)t BON Mittmo6 aitf 8onnerstag
eirpen if)alierlidr idoiten @nbIid. Ser
HiiB Der iid In bemieIben i'm 9aufe
Ger Sabre ongeiebt batte, mar in
Sratto geratben ln6 oie SIammeft
ldpoben iiber IA SUB bod iiber Der
spite oes S6orniteins beraits, tpGb-
reno Der eiierne Sdouftein BEE
ilabe bis 5n ieiner gar3en 2drlee M
tolge Der inteniibefi Site gIiibrotb
nar. Bum Slid nlroe fein Sfo.
ben aitseridtet.
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days.

Double eagle stamps Tues
days.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-07-18

Trying to look as if he en-
|joyed it.
Some people will suffer
discomfort to be stylish, but
in our mems suits and hats
you get the maximum of
style with absolute comfort.
Light serges.' worsteds and
c~assimeres, SIS, $3.50 and
$40.
Mohair suits, unlined, fine
for warm weather. SIS.
Mems hats in any color
and shape. 81 to 81.
Straw hats any style at
q off former prices.
$3.50 hats at SITS
$3.50 hats at $1.00
$500 hats for Csc
Gloves for the working
man. Guaranteed to give
satisfaction.
SOC, 81 and $50.
Work shirts, only the very
best makes. SOC.
Suit cases and bags, large
and medium sizes. Full
leather and fibre. SIPS to
$3.50.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-07-18

Slafberrics Serlangt!
linterseidJnete fanfen gIadberries
in alien GnntitGtcn anb besablen
ben b5diten Nnrftprsis. 9an tele.
pbonire oSer iprede peri0nlid Dor
in Der Office Der
Stonc Sill Nsinc Gp.,
8bone Nr. 8, SermanIi, Yto.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-31
PENSION AGENCIES CLOSED

Washington, Jan. 31.-Eighteen
branch pension agencies throughout
the United States were closed today,
in accordance with provisions made
by Congress last August. The change
abolishes eighteen $4,000 jobs and re-
suits in the retireemnt or removal to
this city of several hundred district
clerks. All the books and records of
the discontinued agencies have been
transferred here where the CONSOLE
dated agency is located. DR.. Alvah H.
Thompson, former chief of the finance
division of the pension service. has
been appointed by Secretary Fisher
to be distributing clerk under the new
system and pay out annually the $780,
100000 which has been handled
through the eighteen agencies abol-
ished today.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-31

whether there be tolls or no TOLL
charged the individuals or corpora.
tons who own and operate coastwisc
vessels. 1t will be only the exception.
ally large producers and traders who
ship in full vessel loads that will Sc
cure lower transportation rates be-
cause of toll exemption" Professor
johnson says the subsidy granted
these ship owners will merely lodge
deep in their pockets, and that only
the very large shippers may hope to
derive any benefit from what will be
indirectly given to them out of the
National treasury. Not only will the
general public derive no benefit from
this subsidy, but it will suffer from
1t. since the grant of it will merely
encourage determinations as between
the large and small shipper. The Gov
eminent will be giving these ship
owners a fund with which to pay re-
bates, and what part of it is not used
for that purpose will remain in the
pockets of the shipowners.-Ga Galveston
News.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-31
WASHINGTON SOCIETY
Goes DEMOCRATIC

Washington, Jan. 31.-There must
have been great many Democrats in
Washington society who kept their
political faith a dead secret until after
the last election. Everybody is a Dem
ocrat now, even close friends OF the
Tafts, who everybody supposed were
ardent supporters of Republlcanism.
A renovation of capital society is in
progress and the spotlight is rapidly
shifting from Republican social lead
ers to the new lions, the Democrats
Democratic cotillion leaders are
Joseph Letter, Preston Gibson and
George Howard. Naturally, the Ed
ward Beale McLeans will lead this
colony, as they are traditional Demo-
Gratis.
Among the friends of Miss Helen
Taft who are blossoming as Demo-
cratic bellies are Misses Eudora Clover.
Gladys Hinckley. Harriet Bayne, Eliza
beth Mumford, Katherine Britton, EN-
lily Beatty, Doris Haywood, Margaret
Perrin and half hundred more.
The Democratic matrons include
Mrs. Richard Townsend, Mrs. Hennen
Jennings, Mrs. Barney Hemmick, Mrs.
Hannis Taylor, and Mrs. John p
Story.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-31
A HEALTH HINT.

While the necessity of fresh air in
winter is unquestionably just as great
as in summer, it must be kept in mind
that cold air is not necessarily fresh
air, and that room allowed to get
too cold may be anything but health
full.
A few people are bothered with in.
somnia more in winter than in sum.
mer, and in good many cases they
are simply fresh air fiends who go too
far and allow their rooms to get too
cold for sleep.
Sitting before the fire in a coy
room, you may begin to grow sleepy
as early as O'Clock. Aged persons at
least do, yet they are liable to CON-
plain in the morning ABOUT not having
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-31
C0TTONsE[D MEAL AND
ENs|LAGE FOR COWS
Experiments Show That II is a Bet.
ter Feed Than When Fed -
with HuIIs.

That ration of cottonseed meaI
and ensilage may be used far more
profitably than ration of cottonseed
meal and cottonseed bulls for fatten.
ing cattle, is shown by an experiment
conducted by John c. Burns of the
department OF animal husbandry al
the A. and NJ. College. In bulletin No.
1853. recently issued by the Expert
ment station authorities here, Mr..
Burns tells about this test of the rela-
tive feed values. The figures show
conclusively that the combination of
ensilage and cottonseed meal is very
effective and much cheaper for fatten-
ing cattle than combination of seed
and bulls.
b. Youngblood, director OF the sta
ton, announces that a number of very
instructive bulletins have just been
issued. Possibly one of the most i'm.
portant of these is bulletin No. 154,
Commercial Feeding Stuffs," by DR..
G. S. Traps, State Chemist, and w. L.
Boyett, State Feed Inspector. This
bulletin shows the relative value of
commercial feeding stuffs and gives
an analysis of the products of the va
rious mills.
Another instructive bulletin is No.
149, Commercial Fertilizers in 1911.
1872" also by DR.. Traps.
Other bulletins which may be Sc
cured by writing the Director of the
Experiment Station are: "The Heating
of Corn Chops" No 1872; Relation Of
the Total Nitrogen of the Soil to It's
Needs as Shown in Pot Experiments"
No. 151; technical bulletin on COM
position and digestibility of the other
extra of hays and folders, No. $50;
a report on experiments with citrus
fruits at the Beeville sub-station, No. |
49, "The Culture of Cigar Leaf To
bacco in.Texas," No. 144.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-31
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Sound judgment is usually noise.
less.
A man hardly ever marries for love
more than once.
1t is no sign that you are happy be-
cause you are good.
The farmer who raises objections is
sure of large crop.
No doubt the loafer thinks his is the
only genuine simple life.
A gossip is never welcome visitor
after telling all she knows.
All men may be equal, but women
are superior-so says a suffragette.
Ooule Heu never Inlnk OF HlrtlnS-
unless there's pretty woman handy.
*#*
If woman's ignorance is her bliss,
he is mean man who will put her
wise.
A ragtime philosopher says it is
easy to stand pat if you have a COM
Portable seat.
Money talks, but it is tight so fire.
quently that its conversation is sell
dom worth repeating.
A woman doesn't care how much |
money her husband earns; it is what |
she gets out of it that counts.
There is redeeming feature about
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-31

slept well. The reason probably is
that their thinned blood failed to keep
their bodies warm after they opened
the windows to get fresh air, and they
were too cold to sleep.
Prolonged sleep, by reason of hav-
ing room too warm, is liable to give
one a headache, but lack of sleep from
having a room too cold is just. as
liable to bring on a nervous exhaus-
ton headache before a hard days
work is over.
Get fresh air, but don't be foolish
about it. Don't make others miserable
just to be able to brag to your friends
how you sleep with the windows wide
open even in the coolest weather.
Beaumont Enterprise.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-31
IE PANAMA CANAL AND TOLLS.

Z was Professor Emery Johnson of
z University of Pennsylvania, who
ide the study and calculation to de-
mine what rate of toll would have
be imposed on shipping passing
'ough the canal to provide a rev.
ne sufficient to pay interest on the
Testment and the cost of mainten-
&c and operation. Therefore this
nion of Professor Johnson as to
wisdom Of exempting coastwise
piping from the payment of tolls is
eresting: "Ninety-nine shippers out
J hundred will pay the same freight
IS between the two seaboards,
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-31
HUNTING SEASON CLOSED.

Today was the last of the hunting
season, and if you did not get your
part of the game it was your own
fault. The shotguns will now be I'M
limbered, oiled up and laid away until
next November, and his majesty, the
bird dog, will amount to no more than
the common cur.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-31

If a resolution were introduced in
the present Legislature to reaffirm the
principles of the Declaration of indie
pendence, the. two factions would i'm
mediately line up and the vote would
be strictly pro and anti.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-31

A judge in Seattle ruled that hus-
band ard wife could not sit on the
same jury. There is man whose
sense of the eternal fitness Of things
should give him clear track for the
next opening as Chief Justice of the
United States Supreme Court.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-31

That London bunch of suffragettes
are scrappers from way back. Com
pared to them Carrie Nation was as
meek as a lamb