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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-04-18
GLENN FILM, Pastor
Christian Church.

The sermon last night was on
Neglect" How shall we escape II
we neglect so great salvationT All
that is necessary to bring ruin to a
business or a farm or a soul is neg
lect There was one accession to the
church at the close of the service
Fhis morning the Bible study was
concerning Lazarus and the rlch
man." There will be the usual service
tonight, but no Saturday morning
service. We must make the most OF
the remaining services Of the meeting
tonight. Saturday night and Sunday
services,
J. n. THOMAS, Pastor.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-04-18
Weather Conditions.

There has been but little precipita-
ton over the country in the last
twenty-four hours. Some precipitation
has fallen in portions of Montana and
North Dakota, attending the eastward
movement of a depression over that
section. A barometric depression has
shown up over the Southwest which is
likely to cause unsettled weather in
this vicinity. An area of high pressure
covers the Northwest and it is colder
in that section The weather in this
vicinity for tonight and Saturday will
be fair and warmer.
JOHN DAILY JR.
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]. n. THOMAS, Pastor
PRESBYTERIAN Church.

Can we by prayer change or alter
the Interchangeable God in His counsels
and plans? Or alter the laws oil ma
ture?" This great subject will be dis
cussed at the Presbyterian Church to-
night by the Rev. 7. c. Johnston, ID. u
Services at s p. N. Come.
]. r. FINLEY, Pastor.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-04-18
Gnral Nrn1s

Bros. for all kinds of chicken
lone 376.
Morgan was in this morning
lance.
Zee Saxon of Reliance was on
It's today.
smith of Tabor was in town
business.
White was in the city this
from Wixon.
/ John d. Conlee returned
bestine today,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Kosh yes
,fternoon, a son.
lLawler went to Houston yes
.fternoon on business.
Dave Munday went to Marlin
srnoon to spend a few days.
Ia. ID. Graham has returned
pheasant visit with friends in
". p. Jones and daughter, Miss
I of Harvey were in the city to-
piping.
nd Mrs. J. S. Byars and daugh.
e in town this morning from
.dence.
adele Knittle arrived from
this afternoon and is a guest of
anime Hall.
4 Clarke, Wells-Fargo express
vent to New Orleans yesterday
bn on business.
lClaude Searcy arrived from
ne at Hampstead today and is
Capt. and Mrs. A. ]. Searcy.
Il card from DR.. r. II. Harrison,
s gone to take a course of spe'
,tures. announces his safe ar
I Chicago.
can get the following choice
sh at Franklin's market: Red
hite trout, sheephead, founder
falo. Phone your orders now.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-04-18
JUMPED OFF TRAIN, HURT.
Winfred Mccorquodale Was Injured
at Vinton.

Orange, Texas, April lS.-Winireo
McCorsuodale of this city was pam
fully injured by jumping off train al
Vinnton Wednesday night while the
train was moving about thirty miles
an hour. The young man, who was ac'
commanded by his brother, w. Il. NC
Corouodale, was very DESTROYS OF get
ting off at Vinton to visit relatives
although the train did not stop at that
Mace The fracture of the collar bone
nm the right side constituted the mos'
permanent injury received.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-04-18
NEW CHURCH DEDICATED.

lola, Texas, April lS.-The Zion
Methodist Church was dedicated last
Sunday with appropriate services, both
morning and afternoon. The sermons
we're preached by DR.. Rankin OF Dallas'
assisted by the pastor, Rev. Llewellyn'
Dinner was served on the grounds ana
the church was filled to overlooking.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-04-18
HOTEL ARRIVALS
Hotel Bryan.

Hotel Bryan.
V. b. Wright, Palestine.
w. S. Clark, Dallas.
w. S. Cargill, Waco.
d. w. Shivers, Waco.
c. E. Carlton, Waco.
|. f. Woodfn, Fort Worth.
F.. A. Citing. New York.
T. Il. Alexander, Austin.
II. r. Davis, st. Louis.
f. o. NELL, Grant.
Il. +. Kirk, Houston.
J. T. Johnson, Dallas.
r. NJ. Roach, Louisville.
J. p. Thomas, Boston.
f. S. Schott, Nacogdoches.
]. w. Morgan, Collins, Miss.
p. w. Kittrell, Houston.
II. B. Dowell, Dallas.
c. II. Young, Fort Worth.
J. ]. Brewer, Chicago.
T. A. Easton, Austin.
l.. Jacoby, Philadelphia.
r. C. Cox, Dallas.
E. B. Cushing, Houston.
G. C. Shoford, Houston.
o. f. Gilcrest Chicago
NJ. G. Steel. Nayasota.
L. l.. Farley, Dallas.
E. e. Taylor. Georgetown.
o. S. Wildman, ST. Louis.
S. r. Cloud, Dallas.
II. f. Taylor, Houston.
II. II. Webster, Dallas.
Ed Hope, Lawrence, Kan.
NJ A. Clark, Richmond, Va.
p. f. Brent, Brockton.
II. G. Folger, Dallas.
w. c. Nevard, Chicago.
c. l.. Goodrich, Washington.
John d. Flewellen, Nayasota.
Theo Munger, Houston.
A. II. Wadsworth, Bay City.
]. A. Smith, Crockett.
Guy Nunnally. Freeport.
p. V. Allen, Dallas.
Charles Hawkins, Galveston.
Sol Obudifer, Houston.
NJ. f. Carter, st, Louis.
George McLaine, Houston.
p. NJ. Gordon, San Antonio.
T. S. King, Victoria.
f. w. Keefe, Atlanta
T. S. Williams, Houston.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-04-18
WHARF Descent Counts.

Blobbs-A person is an idiot to both
er about his descent. Don't you think
so? Hoggs-Yes, unless he happens to
be an aviator.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-04-18
Joy.

He-How did you enjoy the sermoni
She-Oh, ever so much! / had ON a
new hat ard gown, and ! sat just ID
front of that horrid Miss Briggs.
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That rhnx Are.

Oliver-Men are more valuable than
women. Olivet-What nonsense! On
yer-It's a fact Every man has his
price. but brides are given away.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-04-18
THE WEATHER.

April is, 1913.
Forecast-Tonight fair; Saturday
fair and warmer.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-04-18

Psday
! ghty-
lis al
|ently
AIKEN.
| and
Id be
Fecre-
Esday
|lt 80
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bring ne pair OF rocking ncrsc+
and n li,ilo lamb ar.i u wagon. Brtn !.
me u doll. !G inches high and y 1T
tic rocker. That's all for tnis tina
Santa. but bring me l,is OF candle
an. nuts. Don't fcrEot mama ard
papa With love from your littl'
girl. Gertrude Mac Loplatt. sun
flower valley.
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"a. month Of d. e-..h.,

thr n'n'h ~ bf"-saah'fs
Many "f n. ''sii ,im-rs hay" .
Vigi' recollection ~ The storm vhiTh
a+'lFIrd in Nrit INN:. an. bcii"yr
Il ,p b. a. ;irs' isnrsr'ancrt Hos %
-,-r. ,b- Mof,hiy wsa,n-r Review
'.r tina, issn- states ,rai. ., n.n
yer. "a ,h. .sa. ,h- rain u-ssn a,
issS = = ~r,.h ..ntinu-d ur,i,
. y. Ia. vixen IL ,arn--i u. .n.~
~h,~h fell s'"a'iiiS ,a'ii ssss a ~
sn. toe sss. There ~-,- gr-n'r
sn' hes ~. Fnnu an the svodnd at
Sc. 'a- storm ended. although tr.'
total fall hsd n~cn ss"u' ,w"nu
,hr~~ inches The s'r--,. Of Drr.
Sc, u-rc imrassanl- and business
was suspended
II J. surl s;oT'us ~ tho ono which
has lust urcurr,d that c.bIhaS,sr
tn" n"-.ssi,y for anticipating the
unusual. THIS Ia especially iri- IN
the biiihirE ~ storage reservoirs
particularly where ,h~y are iora'"i
on ,h. main stream. for had warm
weather frii"v ~d ,his storm quito
heavy flood vNuii have resulted
Followed - 4, has lcrn ty colder
weather. i,.ur~s a supply nf irrira.
lion water Tor tn" coming F-aso, ar'l
Will. n" storm may hav. caused
aor. loss and suffering to stock, ,s
benefits to tn" farmers ani ccplr
o; til" state in general. are Vcty
great n y. Trimhl-. Colorado AZ
ricnl'ural college. Fort collins
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Dear sarta Claus: am wri'inr
vou letter 10 lc, you see what
wan; for Nmas. that IL. II Won ear
get around FOR there ~ lots of snow
down hor.. want n sled and !
large coaster wagon and u big on
gine and ears and a track. Hut saN
San,n. don't forget my Uncle Harr,
and nring mo lois Of candles an'
nuts. Don, forget mama and papa
From, vrur little cowboy. Robert I.c
nln,t. Thatcher. Colo.
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safi has 30. h~.h sustained hs shs
-sitra.~ either in th- matter of ih~
saYurhs ~ taArs. os in the matter
"f possession. the IsassS-M.ion hAtthE
'~rn 'as"n. a. appear. from the rti'
i-n.-. a. tis- land herr in an-s'iop.
by the sst.adans about September ! &.
1895. a. ,.- court nov rvm-ms~r.
thr evidence. There ts an ohj~-ttou.
no~-,-f. sa the admission in -si,
drar- Of i>s. tf~~d. hut tic .rsfs, y
.f'h- .pi.iaa insi that a~s>i hA.
v.,a.s IT, ,i- ~eid@nr- in TIL. ~ass.
ani the .hi~c,ioh To IL. admission :.
o,-rrai-a.
Th- court finds the is.T~~ s~nst.
a,is lot the plaintiff and asaihsa
N" defendants
Tho ,nuri further finhs the ria.n.
,if,s iawaT-> in the premises q. i,s
~ .:n..
"t~f-nIaat. s.s each of tbcm ~.
r-r' to the finding. ani judgment
of the court. aGi allowed niciJ ,s"'
ds,. in which Ia present In tho iadss
trying the Gas" bill ri their ~;
tcr,,ons Execution I. siaycd for
thirty '!h, dass
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What Constitutes Beneficial
Use of Water in Irrigation

Washington, ihs. ei--i1asr tbs
laws al waller rights as established
sE is'eisisiioa aha .sarI a-sre-- ih
the aria staI-s al the Nest, ia. Iihai
risht Ia sa,sr ias ,srisatish Is that
the water claimed shall b- t.a, ,o a
beneficial us. As expressed sF Ito
laws at SEVERAL aa,-~s '-sh.sbsisi
uss is the Bzsis. the MEASURE. ant
the limit" al rights Ia sa.sr These
isss, ho~sssr. .io ma; a,swP' la se-
fine ''e~asasiai as-,''
Al a conference Of al. Pfob-s.
msass-rs sf the rni,s.s s'sa,-. s+sia-
,aaIion ssfSi.s sna g-rFes@aiAiisas
al the .i-rsrts.-n, at asriesi,ur-.
h-ia AT Salt Lake. Nas-raa4r is-ia.
s-ssia,isn attempting s'ish a as..
ini,i"a vas scnfssd. Ihis r~iini-
lion 10 somewhat iohs aEa detailed
hat in substance is .. fellows
\ -a'-f as~s i. snii,i-l Ia that
'sh.oaht Ut wafer that aii f-na-f
hisn = r~asaaasi.s n.Asimum sann-in'
at ko..i wish n rasoeasis -.ohosua-
Lshaiiss nj the water, lie is ga
titled la the gfossetiaa ss ,h- STAT"
in this rishi. but. II s-'afe. 'he
sssir hiss = rish IN drsaaha 'sst h~
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Willie MaNurii and W.si,on doubt
i->a una-fs,.~,i AL-r- the ~>i-rio.
boundary iia-. ct The wco,,on tract
~-fr intended ia .,- lain In the r~~.i
II would b- N-ry aint.uii .or a
stranger Z. a-t-rmin- from the ss-i
the mst-. ANA noani. -f the Nest
ton tract ii.w~>-r. alter ,i.r death
.s Maxwell and alter tho Ma.s-ii
land grant. pr - ,ars- portion ,h-r.1s
"f. hah passed INT" the possession
and ow n~rsnip of 'h~ Maxwell ..ani
Grant .oriiTNy. tha, COMPANY sai
the said u. l.. W""'ion defined snd
clearly d.,rtii'.a the bouudarv lines
OF tn. W.otan tract. and on Fell
r'iary -. 1889. tho -aid Maxwell
Land Gran, company. and the hnar'i
of trustees of -aid company made a
correction and confirma'ory deed oi
the said Wooiton tract to tho sa.d
Richcns L.. Wooiton following tic
definite ana c'rain description then
apparently understood and Rrrcri to
he tho ds.s sripiion intended In the
deed Of 1867. and which correction
and conf,rmstory decd was filed for
record March ~. 1859. II /. the
opinion Of tho c6,rt from thc cvi-
dcncc In thi. ease that tho lands
conveyed to the plaintiff aud which
arc in question herein. are in no
pnrt inciuGts within tisc exterior
boundary lines Of tho wooiton tract
NJ definitely and clearly stated In
the correction and confirmator-
Iced. There Is n contention. how
ever. to tho effect that the exterior
boundaries Of the Woo,toon i.act as
conveyed ny the 1867 decd would ir-
ciudc the lands in controversy In this
case. and that the correction AMI
confirmatcry deed maac In 1889
could not destroy the title in Woot
ton and his heirs or his assigns to
tho land In question. though outside
OF tn. lines OF said WOotton tract.
as described in .hc correction arr
confirnatory decd. but wien VIC con.
slider that the said Richcns l.. Woot-
ton IL dead. that tho 1861 decd con
| veynd merely u life estate In th.
lands attempted to he described
! therein or any thereof. the inevit-
ab;o conclusion must he thrt this
claim cannot avail against tho rights
Of the plaintiff in this case.
The plaintiff also claims title ny
| reason Of concurrent possession and
payment of taxes under color of tito
for a period OF moro than seven
years. The court IS of the opinion
that the evidence In the case cstab-
dishes the plaintiff allegations in
this respect. the defendant COM
pRny has also made an allegation oi
concurrent adverse possession ami
payment of taxes on the lands IN
question for u like and creator peri.
od of time under color of title. but il
Is the opinion of the court tla. til,
defendants contention in this rc.
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us.s reasonable ssrs ANA Judsaashl
~ conveying and nsius water sha
sui,iN s,ihs his srosss
IN. ..Lf-reh.- ssi.I l.si also .
sisfihitiSh of economical usc.
which WAS in Substance an foiioas;
Since 'ss sai-s .appiy sSaiis sis
for irrigation In the western ssss-s
N adequate for shig a relatively
small p@frsnlsss nf the entire iss-
gable acreage. the iuhdsh,1slAi
STANDARD al .sosa oni-al ussr aus. ts
ihs Hhaeiai results asso,nr riissss,
h@r asr- foot IL Aa''-r srpiisa. Ea.h-
-r Than the yield pr l6Er i'risated.
la tataS- a-sHiases-at tho .isStsiae
af b-hrieisi use mas N msnF
sas.-, es-rs- into or IL. snppian,--. ny
that of economic Es~, rlr asflfinr
of b~a-ii.isi us~ look. to iai,siaaAi
in,Srss: that os ssaaosn,e us- Ia the
general welfare .f .sei.ss as a
whole. ~ las as possible. aaiav
.Lars-.. ss@i.tas Of disifiba,ios.
ans g-sais,,on. saoaia he So aa-
iass~d as 10 make the ih,-s-st ut
sh~ isa,,iaaa ~aisf as~s .o,s-,as
with tais iuhiis interest
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Dear santa clar.. viii writ
Sou few lines to lot you kno
what l want for Christmas. wan
a gc, of dishcs and a little table aa
u iarg. DOH and buggy. Don't 10:
get candy and nuts. Your ii,,ic gir
i.ury Miller.
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COLORADO WEATHER.

: fhc snov s,orrt which .am- -
noun of the sth. breaks all f"cur.is
70 Tar - o',s.'rt a,ions of the 'oia'
saf:n cSp~sim.n, station CT. ro~-
rerur'i. 1r-s- observation. ha,'
ns~n taIer regularly for 'a. ras:
,~saty.sis s~srs. In addition 4" Il
huIahrr al y.ar.' voluntary "'a.rss-
lions pr~viru. 10 that zine.
oxius tn tho comparatively his !
what's which nis-~ during the an"E'
noon and :.,eh, "f the second an,,
tho nishi Of The third. the am"Gn,
ot snow which fell durins that rFs-
iod could rot he accurately n"irrnir
I'd by tho saus.s and rad 10 l., H..
i~rrolatrd nv measure rcHts IRON
the total amount al moisture iciin
by careful mcasur-n. made H''
tor tho storm nah passed.
Tho total sno~ fnli for the icnr
da,s. which occurred In ptac'i's''y
one continuous srow storm. va
iI'z inches. amounting to 5N'
inchcs Of water. This H. n greater
precipitation than has occurred IN
the aggregate NJ eleven previous DO
ccmbcrp. NOR" than eleven times ih1
average December precipitation for
thirty -four years. and rr.n,"r 'ha,
: the naxrcSnt. January precipitation,
Tor the pnst sixteen years. Tn" ar'
crag. December precipitation. as
shown by tho ,h.ri,-four years rcS'
ord, ix O.3i inches. and 'his or
storm gave moro n oisturc than or
iinarily falls curing an entire win
ter
The highest previous n"rcmpc
record In for 1901. when i.3I ineh''
Of precipitation occurred. ana th'
least was in 1sss. when ih"r" Wa
absolutely no precipitation dmr'ni
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THE BEST MEDICINE
I EVER USED

Chamberlain Tablets T. the be-:
mcdicin" l ever used for constipation
biiliousn.ss ind headache wri;cs
Mrs. \ W. Milne. ST George. Utah
These tablets are very cffcc,ual. ca.s
and pleasant to take. For sale h.
all dealers
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fi~riin. ner. ss-Na aar ao'th' =
tina, The ksis~r is q. .la.-s- u ias-r
sf pcar- ne ahs snanafsh IN Es,sul--
and ~s-r$ s-siy h-s- 10 convinced ihat
h- has ho higher uish than h- mas
i.- r~r.ni,s-a 4. @aa h.s ESisn vith'
out the raiasni,y at ass. is,t siii'
,h-r- arr mahy v-ii-insofm-.' "s'.
servers Of ~srnts shn arr '--sinnihs
So lean Z" the s"nsis,iah that ah~
.f th. tao things snu.i harprns Th-
COMING f-s S~aFs nas, s'l'h"s s.r
the as~afsli 81 niitisafistn in C~'
many of ss~at var must somr sn
convince The G-smaa pr-pls ihsi an
aFmy of millions .f men q res-ssass
Ia the safety os sh- sountrss Rather
than ss~ the abolition n, "nr ,f-s-h,
military system. "us military .sfis-ss
would face the risk of ~.g even II
the, hat {" provoke i, Themselves.
In all parts .f Germany ls.- Isl
Prussia. Il /. true. than 6ny~h-rv
~i.~-.ih~ pnpuiar POSITION To this
arm, /, in.rvastsx. the hard~ss as"
becoming uab-asabi~ snd u halt mus
be- raii-.i. ami the sni.-. 'ont-muinS :
!. patriotism hankrupsiae tho c-nn'
try and paui'~sisins i's ei'tsrns a:c
growing stronger, Tie limit as 'h'
German peoples patience toward
ntiiiartsm has been reached and
amens Of shat .ill come arc not
lacking \ few more soriaiis, Sic.
,ori~. AMI n miii,sris,ic z"S"ram- IN,
majority iu the rrichs'ag will be- i'm.
-o.sibl-.
tia,sria has shown ih. way Tive
weeks AZ, the liasattan prime minis
4 ter voiced tn" feeling. Of the whois
German people when he said In the
Hawaiian die; that although I'll" Va
varian government government had
done what II considered IL .rt'
when the imperial government dc
ciarcd tina, II was unable I" suaran'
tee the safety Of the empire unlcs'
tho enormous amount asked FOR on
the army bndsc, We're forihcomiu-,
the time had now come when II was
the duty Of III. government Of IA
saria to say TIN, this continual in.
crease In armam-n,s must no~ cease
for years. for tho Ra,arians. rs in
fact the whole German people. ar,
unable TO bear these burdens
Tho words Of III" Bavarian prime
minister have boon rs strongly con.
dcmncd In tn" government AMI mill.
taristic press IA they have h""n
praised in the papers that represent
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H-H-k}-SS-ES-xf-4-&
q SANTA CLAUS LETTERS .
u-H-s-H-ES-&--E-R

Htgf pls Saasass pri . ,itti- sifi
!: years eid AMI 81" tn srhosi Al -,
f"s--h'. aead. .'as. do not wan:
mu7h this sc1r - have b.-h .
s-sy baa siri. hut Z would like y.s,,
I. hrins rn- - ..s Ioii With bts
hro~n eyes aa. u yau haven, an.
m"r- LET, with y~iioA ru.i. sens
M- an- With brown. - little hors,
ait ha srr-n taii and hin- -i.s. i
rocking chair. a anii n-h. -, o.
dishes. some roller skates. a si.i.
aud . haR Of andy. nuts snd
oranE. rieaA~ Goat forget nv .ii-
tie PLAYMATE. Mary it.rr~'I You-
little friend. Carrie Ar,ci. i:i Colo
rados avenue.
Dear SAINT arr xoins L" tell
you What We want for Christmas.
NJ sister |. $ year. of age aaa shS
wants hnss, with y top on IL. u
doll. q table. u 81, Of hishc~ and !
want of pair II roller skate. and =,
s,cr, book "f Tom r'ay Iair so soo'i-
ny. to Dear Old Santa Claus Aaiin.
ani Lucy Nonfadino.
Dear Santa Ciarl: I viii wrt','
you few lines to lot you know
wha, l want for Christmas. want
gc, IL dishcs and a little table ani
u larg. doll and buggy. Don't fo--
get candy and nuts. Your iiulc girl.
i.ury Miller
Dear Santa Claus: am going
to write n letter to let YOU know
what | want Tor Christmas. I waat
little wagon and q slcu. u littI"
train with ears ana n sled. y little
horse and when you come please
don't forget candy and nuts. Non-
little hoy. Ira Miller.
Deer Sartn: hope this viii find
vou well I am s. little girl s years
| old ard am In tn" third grade.
wish that us Won come by our hous .
| Oh Christmas You Will stor in ana
leave me a few things. wish yo,
| TO bring me sici. som, candy.
| peanuts aud oranges. alsc don't Tor
getc TO bring brother. sister. papa
anil man some things also. Nonr
| little FRIEND. Albina 'Alicyto.
| Dear santa Claus: am litti'
!
no L wears old and | go to school
I am in tho first grade. am n goo'
\ little boy and love you very much.
would like YOU to bring me sonH
thing for Christmas II you arc aol'
TO get hero. would like IN automo
/, Dlic that runs alone. n train nm,
track. some candy. popcorn and ar
pies. Bc sure and don't forget NJ
brother and sister and mama. You
little hoy. Isaac Aragon.
Dear Santa Claus: We are no
going to ask much this year. but w
want a big sled. and plenty of can
dy, nuF and pop corn. Elias ant
Joe Aragon.
Dear Santa Claus: want you Il
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BUMPED UP AGAINST
THE REAL THlN0

II think l have bumped M asaius.
the real thinS in Chambcflain's Tah.
lets" writes II. Il. Thomas. Of It'd.
ioutc. Pa. They do the work AMI
cause no unpleasant i-avtggn. i,
cases of constipation whca '.I.s ~
saline caihar,ics are used. ,h'ig :
Is often followed by 'oia;lJa': -, :
they take 30 much wafer 0I; u' So.
system. On tho other hand Tao v!'f
Of Chambcrlain's Tablet. !, 81 ist,a-
able and 40 na'uTa. that sni iH ~
realize that Il has been produced hv
n medicine. and no reaction follows
their use. For sale by all dealers.
Printing %; every description neat
~ ana quickly executed at the
rhroricic-\cws job rooms samples
ana quotations on request. I'se the
telephone. Triniisd 40. n
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-24
JOHN WINS SUIT
AGAINST FUEL co.

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The chronicle=news., 1913-12-24

Dear Santa Claus: want you to
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-24

Dear Santa Claus: We are MOI
going to ask much this year. but W.
want big sled. and plenty of can
dy, nuF and pop corn. Elias ant
Joe Aragon.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-24

Dear Santa Claus: am y good
iitiln girl. 80 please. Santa. hring
me gold chain and locket and n
little stove. ad rcsscr Bring me u
high chair for my Dolly and SOM.
red ribbons. Don't forget my little
sister Eva. Don't forget mama and
papa. Bring me lots of candies and
'rhoiria Eolic Srroats. Trinidad
Colo
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-12-11
HOUSTON HANDLES
BROAD SUBJECTS
Summary Of Report Of Secre,:
tary Of Agriculture.
EFFORT TO HELP THE PEOPLE
No Need to Give Rural Resident Easier
Financial Terms-An Expert High.
way Commissioner Rec.
ornn1en ded.

washington, Dec. 8.-Reorganizatiol
OF the Department Of Agriculture Il
foreshadowed in Secretary Houston'
nrst annual report presented to Pres
1dent Wilson A plan to be submitted
to Congress in the fiscal estimates fol
1916 proposes to carry out the worl
OF the department in five or six mair
groups, such as research, state rela
lions, rural organization, forest ser
vice, weather and regulation. Such
plan, Secretary Houston believes
| Will promote coordination.
Conditions vary widely in the
United States" says the report, "be
cause farmers do not equally need
better credit arrangements and all
sections are not similarly circum.
stanced.
No Need for Special Laws.
1T contends that when all neces-
sary allowance has been made for fun.
damental factors the rural communi.
ties are not as efficiently served as
they should be by existing financial
arrangements The secretary believes
there does not appear to be need for
unique or special legislation which
shall aim to give the farmer credit
on easier terms than other members
Of society. What is needed is the
creation of conditions and machinery
which shall enable him on similar
credit foundations to obtain money at
the same rates as those that prevail
for other classes and for other sec.
tions."
Free distribution of seeds by con-
gressmen should be discontinued, the
secretary recommends. He would con-
duct in its stead constructive work
in tanning and distributing new
seeds and plants.
AS to federal aid for good roads,
the secretary says the federal govern
ment should deal with the state as the
lowest unit, through an expert high
way commissioner as its agency. The
plan should provide for maintenance
as we'll as construction. Preference
should be given to the improvement
of roads over which products from
the farms can be taken to the nearest
station.
A scheme Of road construction and
within a state should be
developed and mutually agreed upon.
Money appropriated by the federal
government should be apportioned on
he basis of such factors as total
population, farm population, area, tax
rble valuation, and mileage.