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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-09-12
REP. MARSHFEN DENIES
MADISON DEEPLY IN DEBT

New Haven, Sept. 12-Denial is Civ
en- by Representative A. A. Marshen
to reports that the town of Madison
finds itself deeper in debt than had
been anticipated and that a high tax
rate would be necessary to relieve the
town He says that the town is in
good shape and incr eased tax rate will
not be necessary The last audit of
the towns. books showed accounts to
be in perfect state.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-09-12

agonizing injury to his stomach was
received. It is said that Hudinsky
was oiling machinery in the Billiard
Machine Tool Co. when his clothing
caught in the belt. So sudden was his
transit to the ceiling that none could
aid him. He was 43 years old and
married.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-09-12
EUGENICS.

Susie Gagged six)-~And when we
grow up Wen be married, won't we,
Bobbie?''
marry into your family. Your papa
has weak eyes and your auntie has
sDasms- Plain DealaE.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-09-12
Three Local Couples
Bring Divorce Suits

Three divorce suits, all involving To-
cal couples, were filed today in the
superior court. Gilbert Griffith Of thiz
city wants a decree from Irene MAY
Grlffth of NOrristOwn, Pa. She says
griffith left her April a. 1906 The
couple were married in May. 1901 Mr..
Griffith's maiden name was Irene
Schwartz
Rose Roster of this city seeks a d.
Vorce from Albert Roster of Younze-
town, o. Desertion on July &c, 1910 fs
alleged. The couple were married
August 1, 1909 Mrs Rosters maiden
name was Rose Majoree
The third action is brought by John
Shady of this city against Emma SHADY
of this city. DesertiOn on August 10.
1910 is claimed. Mrs. SHADY. whose
maiden name was Emma Watts. mar
ried the plaintiff May 4. 1910.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-09-12

''The habit of looking at the
bright side of things is worth
more than a thousand pounds a
year. said old Sam johnson.
The old man was inOcu-
lated with wise max
inns, and what so helps
a man to look on the
bright side as to know
his appearance is all to
the good-to know his
suit can stand the criti-
cism Of the observing
thrOng,
Suits from $40 to $25
that all combine to maxi
ing the world look
brighter.
Furnishings for all oc-
caSiOnS.
OUT OF THE BIG RENT sECTToc
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-09-12
NEXT BATTLE
AT CONCORD
Continued from Page -

Continued from Page IL
should the governor decide that the
prisoner must be surrendered to New
York.
Lawyers were threshing this out at
10 O'Clock and Thaw was still in his
room at the hotel.
Governor Stone, of Pennsyl-
vania, arrived today and joined the
Thaw battery of counsel. With him
was Charles D. White, of Sherbrooke,
Que, one of Thaw's late Canadian
counsel
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-09-12
INQUEST LIKELY
IN HUDINsKY CASE

Investigation today is likely by Cor
oner John J. Phelan into the death of
Stanley Hudinsky, who died yesterday
afternoon at Bridgeport hospital after
he had been whirIed to the ceiling and
caught between two beams where
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-09-12

New York City never considers 10
necessary to provide enough school
room for its children. It is believed
the kidlets will learn a. lot from walk
ing op BToadwsss
The Washington times., 1913-03-29
DENTISTRY

FREE. FREE! FREE,
To introduce our Painless Methods Of treat
ing teeth, we will this week fill all school
children's teeth Price Of Material Only.
GUARANTEED.
PAINLESS DENTISTS. Cor. 7th and F sts.
Entrance. CO F st. Daily. a m. .. m
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RIGHTEOUSNESS PROPERTY

FOR RENT-l4os II ST. n W: BEST
location in city. For office or busi-
ness purposes. Entire floor. en- suite,
or single rooms. md. 5rd and 9TH
floors. Steam heat; electric light:
ING. Inspection invited.
JESSE l. HEISRELLA l4G II St nv.
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cNEsArEAKE & OHIO LINES,

CNESAPEANE & OHIO Lines.
SIS d. m. daily-SIespers to Louisville Ga
c!nnatt. Inoiaaapolis. and ST. Louis.
ESQ p. m. daiIy-Pglinan 10 Cincinnati Al
Chicago.
N:,0 .. m. daIiy-Sleepers to virginls ass
Springs. Cincinnati aryi Lot dsstlls.
0faees " ~ oyA. - y - - oo1o0
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
Fo- Rent,

ONLY PRACTICAL PEOPLE wanting a
comfortable home need apply. SlI per
month. neat. plain. 5-rooIn cottage. gas. gas
and coal range, latrobe. very large lots.
sufficient for chickens. garden. and flowers:
completely fenced with chicken wire; high
ground. rich soil: 3oth ST.. in Maryland. 81
per month. 4-room bungalow. gas and gas
range. East Hyattsville, 7 min. walk from
cars. SO per month. plain. new. neat l.
room house. East Hyattsvile. gas and range.
large grounds. A6 per month. new 6-room
house, gas. furnace, cellar. near cars. Mt
Rainier. None Of these places are Connect
cut ave. houses. but are homes for sensible
people, and one-half Of rent goes to purchase
Of place IL tenant wants to buy. J. c.
ROGERS. Mt. Rainier. 34th st. and r. /.
ave. n. E. i
FOR RENT-In Mount Pleasant: modern
brick: 4 rooms first and ( on second
floor, with bath; and bath on third floor:
gas and coal ranges; electric and gas lights:
elegant finish: convenient to private garage
OWNER. 1907 irving ST
ROOMS. bath. hot, cold water. gas. shade
chicken house, concrete sidewalk, fine To-
cation, near cars, churches. schools. drug
store SIC 60 Geo. Mcfarland. Hysttsville. Nd
4-ROOM semi-detached cottage: yard: So
month; one fare; near cars. GIcHENOCR,
2s54 Thayer st. y. L. IL
GROOM house on Grant rd, bet. Chevy c.
and Tenleytown cars. sl7.o A. Payne. Ten
leytown.
The Washington times., 1913-03-29

We refer you TO anybody
who owns q Middaugh
G. Shannon, Inc, home.
You know the old saying that a straw
shows the way the wind blows The details
of construction show how a house Is built
and you don't have TO be an expert to get
pretty accurate idea of its quality.
The closer you inspect Middaugh Shan
non Inc. homes and the more carefully
YOU compare them with others the better
YOU will understand how II Is that they
have such a reputation.
Inspect these before they are all sold.
18th and SITS. s. E.
Exhibit home open daily until p. m.
Six rooms every one bright and comfort
able Elegantly appointed bathroom Large.
sunny cellar under entire house. Splendld
furnace. Fine kitchen gas range. Beauti-
full gas fixtures and decorations. Hand
Chevsl mirror in hall. Plenty of cub
boards Front and rear porches. Lots big
enough to grow all your own vegetables In
Prices. s.. .s75 to ss.s75.
Terms. $500 cash and se2.4o a month.
including all interest.
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON. INC.
Builder and Owner.
shannon g. Luchs. 7ls l4th ST.. Selling Agents.
The Washington times., 1913-03-29

NEARLY NEW, LARGE 3-STORY BUILD
ing; fronting Streets suitable for produce
Or manufacturing purposes; will renovate TO
suit part whole A. CERRIGLIO, 9l3
La ave.
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For Sale or Rent

S-RDOM HOUSE, bath. barn, shad- "a.
acres. at Langley, Va. 5-rnom bunS3llo%
Greenwood Station. Grc-t Fails 4 - u
r. l.. Il V. PALM. Greenwuui Stain
u
. GROOM COTTAGES. for sale or rent.
ample grounds Tor garden anI ChinksuS.
easy tcrI"s: low rent; square Laurel
| trolley. JOHN y. GCSEISGaAN. Braurh.
willie, Nd.
The Washington times., 1913-03-29
NOTICE TO LADIES

vIAvI SCIENCE OF HEALTH. Free lee
lures for women Wednesday. . D. m. Nat
urai non-surgical cloth bound 4os-page book
free. SIC Colorado Building
The Washington times., 1913-03-29

ACRES fertile loan. al! highly improved
with good small home ana outbuiuiusS.
land Agricultural College; $500. low terms
acres fertile land. elegant home and trust
water and gas in kitchen. blocks trolley
at Hyattsville: 5000: low terms. GE-D -
WALKER Kenois Bldg. llth and q sts
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FLOOR OILS

TRY Me FOR WORK
c. T. HUNTERS SANITARY DUST KILL
ING FLOOR OIL. contains olium and wax.
Keeps the floors clean and bright and gives
them a polished finish. Good for your fur
niture Try il; 5ec gal. delivered. Used by
the q. s. Govt and over 10. 900 families for
the last IS years. 1i3 Pa. ave. y. W.. II. 5'5S.
The Washington times., 1913-03-29
RAILROADS
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH.
\, B-Followins schedule figures published
onIy as Information and are not guaranecsa
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON
For Atlanta. Montgomery. Mobile, Ns,
Orleans. SO H. NJ and l0:lS q. m daily,
Diniug cars
Eor Chattanooga and Memphis via A,s~.
yiIle 1915 D. M. daily
For Atlanta. Columbus. Birmingham IA
a Ia and l:So y. IN. daily. Dining cara
Eur Atlanta. Admission, TalladeYa Cslsr.
selma $50 l. IN. and t:3S y. m. daily. sn3
for Cniontown. Demopolis. Meridian. s:se ~
M. daily. Dining cau.
For Roanoke. Bristol, Knoxville chat,.
nooCa, Birmingham. Meridian. VIcksbuSr
N,W orleans. lG:lu D. m. daily. Dining cars
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanoosa. Ns.h-
x,llS. Memphis. i:lU a. m. daily. Sleeping car
may be occupied after l0:0o y. N. Dining car
Eor AshevIlle. 500 a. ni., 500 D. pI- AM
.O.I5 o. IN daily Dining cars.
Eor Coiumoia. SGnmsrNIile. Charleston
.iLrn Augusta. Savannah. brunswick JarL
sonyilie, and Florida points. $50 .. m. daily.
tourist car for California daily excep, Sun.
day AS D. m
Fer HarTisonbLrg. $50 a. m. tparior carl
daily 3:JS D. III IpaTlor carl. and 4.o6 D p
week days.
l:e5 y. N. daily.
For warrenton. $50 a. m.: 90 q. m; 90
.. IN. daily; 3:3S D. m tparlor carl. and S:i5
L 8, BROWN. General Ass,a
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FOR RENT-STORES

FOR RENT
Large store and l6- room dwelling located
southwest near schools and municipal market
Terms" Apply Owner,
~ 10TH ST. 8. w.
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THIS AND OTHERS.
PRICE ONLY 500.

PRICE ONLY 500.
S2C0 cash. bniincc monthly; new and mol
ern 6-room anI bath brick house: built by
day labor; concrete cellar. iatrObe heat 4:
front porch: woIld easily rent for si6. 30
month: located on 18th st. y. E. north or
Fla. ave. Act quick one ad will sell this.
NEW YORK real. ESTATE BROKERS',
ll23 st. y. W.
SUB ST. y. W. @-stOry basement briCE.
rooms and bath: fine condition. price mod
crate. Apply T.. -. HOITIMAN COMPANY ,
INC. lisj New York ave. y. W.
Exceptionally nice. convenient, corner resi-
dence. wide frontage, central hall y. W.
corner 9Th and ! SITS. northeast. NJ sisns
inquire On premises.
The Washington times., 1913-03-29
WORXINGMAHS WANTS

NORTHUMBERLAND has paved the way to
easy street better than have? Where
can more clear cash be saved on brand new
uncalled for tailored suits or good slightly
used coats and vests. s2 to 81? Big lot
new hats; one price. JUSTHS OLD STAND.
SIS ID. J.
The Washington times., 1913-03-29
Furnished.
Furnished or UufurnishoG.
Unfurnished.

FOR RENT-Unfurnished and furnished
houses and apartments; desirable locations
! enters given full information on application
JESSE l. HEISKELL. lid3 Ii 81. y. W.
Phone Main 5eS l.
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|LEVINSKY SCORES
ANOTHER TX. o. "
MRS. c0LBURN PICKED TO
WIN WESTERN GOLF TITLE

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Sept @.-Miss
Caroline Pointer of the Midlothian CLUB,
women's Western golf champion, Was
the FIRST to tee on in the first round OF
match play for the 1918 championship OF
the wonen's Western Golf Association
to-day. Mrs r. 8. Colburn, Glenview'
who made low score of % In the quail
flying round yesterday. IL looked upon
IA one of the real contenders for the
championship.
Miss Painter won her match with Mrs
Frank Jones. Memphis, two up. the
other matches resulted az follows:
Mrs. Anderson. Hinsdale. beat Mre.
Perkins. Glenview, up. Mrs Colburn'
Glenview. beat Miss Jennie Jones. sioux
city. 3 and q Miss Chisholm, Mayfeld'
beat Miss Fergus. Glenvlew, up. MISS
Helmer. Midlothian. beat Miss AIIeif
Rock Island Arsenal, 3 and .. Miss -
wards, Midlothian. beat Mrs. Buckley.
Exmoor. and t. Mrs. Ned Evans.
Nashville, beat Mrs. Haskell. Beverly,
Il and 3.
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RESULTS At HAvRE De GRACE

FIRST RACE-.I'or maiden two year
Odds: i've and q hall fuilmgs.-Ortyx.
i05 ,Karrick). Z to 2. . to I and even.
first; Elnahdi. 1ts callahan. 10 to /, .
to and to . second: Irish Boy. los
Mcpermotp. Z 10 l. 3 to Q and even.
third. Time-i.o1 30. Mary Warren,
Iudas brother, Athletic Girl. Lady Fern,
Song OF Valley. Colgan. Milky Way.
Prince chiffon. stonehenge. Maid Mo-
hawk. Wool, spithre. wanita. Margaret
Meisc also ran.
SECOND RACF,-For three year-olds
and upward; selling one mile and sew
cnty yards.--ljlue Thistle. III lMus.
grave. to ., to 10. . to 20. frs;
Mo,,ic y. ~ ,Srhuttinger). . to >. I to
+. To >, second label. los ODeronde),
= 10 !. To i. to :. third. Time
LAB 2-5. Superstition. Taypay. Col
Ass,meade and Lad OF Langdon also ran
THIRD RACE-Two-ysar-old fvs
fur.ongs. tioteius, lo5 tBurllngame), & t.
8, to ~ and 10 q. won. Undaunted
lU tButwelD. y to &. l to = and to 8
second; Carl no niopkinsl. IL to I,
IN 1 and 90 ., third. Time. 100 Holt
day. Oretund. Galaxy. Armament. Susan
| Il. and King Chiffon also ran.
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LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.

LOUISVILLE. ny. Sept. 2,.-The en-
tries Tor tomorrow races are as
follows:
Ilksr RAcI-Maidsn two-year-ol fiy. ana
onebsli firi,as.. sheffield. No. Buck K,euoa'
ll2: honstone. In; OReilly. III; Judsr uh,ens
iS; 'oasant. ii2; hrby shirr idS; III:
slant. ne; Ts,oni, 10. IL, Gandrr. 10
squire bl. ,1'; Tnnit. ~
SECOND RACE Selling, tsoycsI. old ilno,.
fns iJro' -. Mart Lon, 100, Ida Ls,inie. lo5
H,ua,s, lvo. Penalty. io5; Ave los, Birkn lO5.
kins ias.A. l05. cole. iUs sD,erone Us.
Any Tine. iuI, iiorsn.s. 1905, GyI~, Love. nj
THIRD RACE n4l,ng. all asc.: ak full,nKs
Old Trump, ~; silk bay ll3. Peculiar M,
Bitus, 10; Bill Whaisy, Ia, star Rose lI5
BeuGah =. IN. BETTE Sue. lir; Amit ia
oakland. ne; ko.ensr, iiS C,art!sr. ~?
FOURTH RAcE-Three years DID aud Upward,
one u,ile. solar star. loJ Clubs, IVs: Ju., Red
100. Yum. III. Iron GsLtl-mGn. III.
FIFTH RACE selling. all -g-s: Il. .ir..i-,
Candy Boa. S; Gaskct. Il9 Aladcr DI
Guide Post. ii5; koek Bsr lVo: Gov. li8
I<siI.a. loq; Craek.s BOX lie. Uncle Diak tM
hiliy Ban,ss. as: Pop tam. ne Anon, liz.
SIXTH RACE selling. t.roo year-oid .nd ap
vssd: mile and = sixteenth. .--stag Actitss, p5
Worlds Wonder. io+; Cream. los: M,nasc
Mack. los; ii,s Private. iia.
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RESULTS At TORONTO.

FIRST R.ACE--I'urse GOo: for three
year-olds and upward. selling; six FUR
iongs.--Tom Holland. IO5 tRouldD. first:
Bobby Cook. ~ 'Taylor). second; Jim
L.. lO tSkirvsn). third. Time. LA IA.
Fatherola. 1.eialoha. Fundamental,
Lewis and Dahomey hoy also ran.
e mutuels paid: Toll. Holland.
straight Sil.3O. place $40. show $500:
Bobby Cook. place $50. show $500: Jim
L.. show SGD
SECOND RACE--Purse 500; for two
year-olds: six furlongs. -liarbard. ioa
Gray. first; Stevesta, 107 <Obert, Sec
ond; Tiktok, 10 tSkirvin. third. Time,
i.l22-6. Nallk, Transformation and
IIarbard. straight sii.D. place A.Jo
show ego; Stcvesta, place $50. show
$40; Tiktok, show CATO.
THIRD RACE-Pursc $50. three year.
olds and upward: one mile ana seventy
yards. Calgary. 1Oi tSkkirvinD. first
Luther. l0l tGrAy). second: Kaiinka. i0l
lI8iyhtmirs). third. Time, Lx 10. Only
three s.arters.-So mutusls paid. Cal.
gary. straight. $50: no place. no show.
FOURTH RACE-Durham cup. $l.Go
added; for three year-olds and upward
one mile and three quarters, Hearts oi
Oak. 122 Peak), hrst; Lindesta. II.
| Burns). second: Calumny. III (Caid
weiD. third. Time. 3Oa is. Frolic ana
Ondramon also ran. 9. mutuels paid
Hearts Of oalp tentry). straight r. N
place SEQ: L.ndesta, place $40, II,
show
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-09-24
RESULTS At LOUISVILLE.

FIRST RACE-l'or two-y ear-olds; five
furlongs and half.-Ralph. liz alioreD.
won; Water Bass. ii2 Gunner. second
san Vega. o1 Vandus.nI. third. Time.
l'%1- Mankpn' Deposit. Lady Moonet.
Mrs. Moore, Bronze Wing, Rriggs
Brother. 'harmeuse, Justly and Water
melon also ran.
y Mutuals paid: Ralph. straight, II. 10;
place, $3.50; show, tsso Water Bass.
place, $50; show, :: 10; San Vega ,li.ld,.
show, $500
SECOND RAOE-For colts and gold
ings; two-year-olds; five and a half
furlongs. --I'ac. ll2 d.oftusl. first; Old
Zen. l1 tltoreD. second. Ambition. Ir
martini, third, Tins. 100 2-5. Har,
wood. Dr, samuel. Doctor Kendall
Rustling Rrass' Ohagan, Bird Man. Sin
Harry and First Degree also ran. 8.
mutu,ls paid: Bac. straight s. 10. plac,
N2O show $50; Old Ben, place A.sO
show $3,io, Ambition. show $40
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els =. Robins. .0--95. c. A. Reid. Is-76.
w. T.. Refs. no. y. II. Rowland. Ls-Ss:
Thomas T. Rushmore. l+-11: ". NJ.
Scudaer. ia: +. W. Stevens, i3-sb:
W. =. Rathbone. l6-76: J. l.. Smith.
-; F.. J.. Schoiieid. H-7S; II. W.
Sackett. H-eI; W. Sargent. lO-@O.
G. A. Spoftord. 81; ]. Il. Sweeney.
iN-Ss: a. r. Switzerland. a--71. r. 4.
Taylor, ~ 100: W. L. Truesdale. -; II.
l.. NOrne. i+-76; q. A. Weber. 1s-hS;
J. :. Wood. l5--s, Willis C;rinnell ia
81: George Wright. H-sO; Charle
Waldo. SIS: L. L. White. l6--so; r. \.
Wright, So: n. J. Condor. 6--s2: T.. r
Braine. LIS; ". N. Reese. 1Oe: Morgan I.
O'Brien, Isl: A. Outerbridge. $50
Wesley NJ. Oler. II ~; a. u. Partridge
49,; l.. =. Parsons. Isl, George J
Palmer. i6--l0a: John Pepper. 100, "ir.
XII +. Gioney. lS-i'2: II. +. Graham, IL
". Joseph y. Gallagher :J-9.. Eugens
Prayer. I5--A: Simeon Ford. lS-sS; J
y. Foot. s--S3; kdmund 4. Nash. h-Sy
Jesse Matte. Sc e. +. Morton. I5-9s
r. u. Morton. l9--,i; Alex. Milne. 2,--.l
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CINCINNATI. Sept. A.-The dates for
the worlds series games will be set to-
morrow when the National BASEBALL
Commission meets at 10 a. NJ. In Phila-
deiphia. President August Herrn ann
left to-day for the East. The coinmie-
sion mt the meeting Thursday will also
talk. up other details connected with the
championship games.
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A PROSPECT NOT ALTOGETHER CHEERFUL

AS "A
o
&c do y
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WAY TO LOOK Att.

those second string Athletics continue on the wild anooree OF hS
or of W a
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rAeRE'LL be NO KICKS FROM THE FANS.

In
a
Is
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YES, LET WELL ENOUGH ALONE.

both the Polo
,nered with
able all the toith0u
unfamiliar facilities TO
further uptOWn, Of thinking
foolish undertaking.
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MArTY AND RUDE TAKE A REAL REST.


Mah
with Mairaws
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-09-24
QUITE A START FOR A YoUNGs TER.

rather remarkable
a
season u /
spirit the pitching
that he starts
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-09-24
GIANTS ON THE JOB.

The "A Mint nning
with to
that triple header
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Having Won Two Out Of Three Games From the Maps, the
ghIanders Chances Of Retaining Seventh Place Are Con-
sdered Extremely Favorable.
By B0zen,an Bulaey.

cute
r.
= u they will
Athletics
holding
can dered" fair middl
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CONSIDER CORRECTED, "eIL."


Louis the In
play on team Giant
bis
leading
is
in
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= nse ss'Ha' $50 Word Wants Work Wonders
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-10-03

presented TO the court, and the court
on the Sth day OF September 1918,
have acted on same. and ordered said
election to be held on the Goth day
of October. 1918, at the place desig-
mated above.
Therefore these writing witnesseth
That in pursuance of said order en-
tered in the minutes of the Commits
sioners' Court OF Brazos County.
Texas, in Book G. page S9s, that said
election is to be held at the time and
place above designated and that JEFF
Conway has been appointed as pre-
siding officer, and he is hereby au-
thorized and ordered to hold said cleo
ton at said time and place. and he is
ordered to select two judges and two
clerks to assist him in holding such
election.
Said election to be held under the
general election laws OF the State OF
Texas, and all qualified voters who
are freeholders living in said sub
division shall be entitled to, vote in
said election.
Those voting in favor OF said stock
law shall have written or printed on
their ballots, For the stock law" and
those opposed to said stock law shall
have written or printed on their bal
lots, Against the stock law"
After said election. said judge shall
make returns of said election to this
court, showing how same was carried
out.
Witness my hand, this 18th day of
September. 1913
J. T. MALONEY,
Judge Of Braozs County, Texas.
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A. AND M. PLANS MAMMOTH
TEXAS PECAN EXHIBIT
Prof &. J. Kyle, Dean of School OF
Agriculture Heads Move,-Show
to Be at Houston Nov. 5-7.

Plans for a mammoth exhibit of Tex
as pecans at the National Nut Grow
ers' Association, Nov. 5, 6, Z, Houston.
are being made by E. ]. Kyle, dean of
the school of agriculture at the Texas
a. and NJ. College, and secretary-treas-
urer of the Texas Horticultural So
cietJ'.
In behalf of the Texas Horticultural
Society Mr.. Kyle has launched cam
grower in this exhibit, which will in
clude every variety of the pecan that
is grown in Texas. Circular letters
have been sent out urging the pecan
growers to send specimens to Mr..
Kyle at once, in order that the exhibit
may be prepared immediately and sent
to Houston.
81 am expecting e big attendance at
the Nut Growers convention, and this
will be g very advantageous time for
Texas pecan growers to show nut pro-
ducers from other States what our own
State can do" said Mr.. Kyle in dis
cnssingsthe propositions rBut we also
would like to have exhibits of every
other nut grown in this State. The
pecan crop this year will exceed that
of late years making 1t particularly APP
Al 4
our possibilities in this line.
Every nut grower in the state
should send to me, at College Station,
one pound of the choicest nuts grown
in his grove with full history of the
tree and the name of the nut, If it
has been named. Every exhibitor will
be given due credit for his products
and we expect this feature of the con-
vention to result in much good to Tex
as producers.
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ORDER OF ELECTION.

The State of Texas, County of Brazos
In the Commissioners Court Of
Brazos County, Texas, Sth day OF
September, 1913.
1t is ordered that this order be pub
lished in The Bryan Daily Eagle, a
daily newspaper, once each week for
four successive weeks. 1t is ordered
by the court that an election be held
at r. l.. Jones residence, same being
situated in the hereinafter described
territory in Brazos County, Texas, to
determine whether or not horses,
mules, alexis. jennets, and cattle shall
be permitted to run at large in the
following described territory and sub
division Of Brazos County, Texas,
same described by metes and bounds,
as follows:
Beginning at the center OF the Mad
isonville public road where the city
limits of the City of Bryan crosses
same; thence in a northeast direction
about five miles to WiXon Creek,
thence down Wixon Creek with its
meanders to middle or bridge on Steep
Hollow road and corner, thence in a
westerly direction to a point where
said road is crossed by the city limits
of the City of Bryan, thence with said
line of the city limits southwest to
the place of beginning.
A petition signed by R. L, Jones and
twenty-three other freeholders who re-
side in said subdivision having been
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J. NJ. North, Fl. Worth.
NJ. l.. Rudasill, Dallas
E. Caoumung, New Orleans.
r. C. Frensley, Bremond.
T. l.. Agerton, Waco.
NJ. II. Kendall, Dallas.
w. w. Little, Houston.
T. f. c. Johnson. Syracuse.
o. S. Cox, Houston.
Fl. o. Clarke, Houston.
A. Petrie, New Orleans.
w. H. Griffith, Dallas.
NJ. W. Smith, Tyler.