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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-01

feds and four with Kay See. Indian
apolis in the meantime must meet
the same clubs in the same number
of games, and the dope points to ulti-
mate victory for the North Siders.
Neither the Jones or StoVall gang
have been stumbling blocks for the
Chifeds this season, and Tinker
should be successful against them as
are the HOOfeds.
Cubs arrived in ST. Louis today
and had nothing to do. They open
six-game series with the Cards to-
morrow and can finish in third place
by taking five out of six games. They
could also win the pennant if three
other teams should get killed in rail-
road wrecks.
Sox dropped to seventh place be-
cause of errors at critical times and
a poor pitching start by Benz. Joe
frightened, and went well for the last
II innings. The Gals batted in city
series form, swatting a dozen hits,
Blackburne getting double and two
singles, and Collins and Weaver a
single and double each. The Maps
took frequent swipes at the ball for
IA hits.
Buffalo batted a pair of Pittsburgh
pitchers stoUtly, Smith getting sin
gle, triple and homer, Hanford three
singles and Chase a pair of One-spots.
Knapp mastered Pittsburgh all the
way.
Seaton was right and Baltimore
was soft for Brooklyn. Three Terra
pin pitchers had nothing battling.
Braves won one and then tied
Giants. They drove both Mathew
son and Tesreau from the hill. Ru-
dolph won his game. Strand couldn't
last against Giants. Joe Connolly,
Brave left fielder, poled two triples,
a double and four singles for his aft
ernoon's work. Moran and Gowdy
did some important batting.
Dodorere cIiY1obed to fifth DIace
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-02

9(uburn, S5..0.. 1. Sept II Sm
cIeftrii6cn Stu6l cnoeten eeItcrn int
biciigen 3u6tbolde Soicpb Oi @oia
ans Gric GountD, Wclber einen
gliidliMcn 9lc6enbublcr ernoroet,
lno George Goper aus Gdttoralgus-
County, melher ieine @ottin umge'
bro6t bottc, oie i'm mceen groulc-
mer 8e6onolung berloiicn botte. Die
S5inriAtung purOc peOer bon oent
Staots Glcftrifer 6. S. 9opis aus
Corning, welbeS leincs 9lntcS ieit
90 Sobren poltct, ober onee6Iid
fronf it, hob BON ieinem gliiilteutcn,
icnOcrn bon eincm onoeren Ntonne
DoIl5oeen. Wlon mill miIien, 0oB
0ifferen5cn obmolten neil bic
3udjt6ouS Gomniiiion Die @cbiib-
ren fiir cine Sinridtung bon $3.50
ouf $3.50 beroboeiebt bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-02

Gbtcugo, syll., 1. Sept ylauI
ciner geitrigen 9lnfiinOi0ung wcr0V"
Gbicagoer Srouen am 13. SeptelllU''
cine @toiicnberiommlung obDolle'V
Inn %roteIt gegcn oen &rieg IN c~ ~
ropa at er6e6en. Der glufrllf 81 Oss
@eriunnIrng iit ourd Oien sSonlesao soo y
Erooe Union 2eoguc,~ oie lO'VOO
@2itgIieocr 8dblt, crgangen. Gtnc O'l
&eOneriuncn in Scr GerlQntillll''S
miro Srou 81. 9iobins, cine glr6eIie''
fiibrcrin bon bier, lein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-02
Neteranen 6cg ipaniiden arieaeg.

2oitiSbilIc, ap, 1. Sept.
0os elite idbrIi6c 6eIoIooer Der 8e-
tcronen aus Dem iponii6 omerifo.
niiAen &riege wuroc bier eeitern CT,
offnet. Ger eroBte Gbeil Der erIteu
&crlnmmlrng wuroe mlf 8egrii'
BungSrcocn uno ibrc 9eontmortlul,
gen bermonot 9ie 8etbeiIieung i'll
cine iebr itorfe, aus Ohio lnneten
onf eine 6IuBompfer ollein iibcr 500
0eIegoten on mo man iAGBt, onb
bic @eiontnlt8obl 5000 iiberltcigt.
Gos 6clOloger ihIicBt om 1littwo9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-02

iiern ali ser DlorincItotion 81 GsQlii-
nnlO ongefonlncn; er por itn6ei6d-
Oi9t 9lu6 pon Dem 6ritiiAen &reu-
ger n9iaiubom~, Der iiG ouf bo6er
Gee 6efano, ipur0e bcribtet, er iei
lubeibdOigt. Nlau i1enft oo6er ser
Wlclouhg ooB 0ie 6eioen 9reu5er nit
Dem oeutiden &reu5er u2eipjig@ TN
@eiedt gepeieu ieien, feiuen @lau.
ben.
9riiiiel Elm 5rem6en-
giDI.
gSai6ington g. s., 1. Sept.
Gas StootS .Gepartemeut Bat bonn
omerifoniibeu @cianoten 9ronO
g86itIod in 9riidel cine Gepei6e oes
SnboltS erGalten, ooB ole 9lmerifo-
ner uno 5rcinOen in 9riiHel 0oa-
fonunen licber ieien.
Sic 9oticboit fam ii6er Berlin, ouf
pel6cn Gcge Der ainerifoniibc @e-
ionOte nirnncbr nit 0em StoutSsGe.
partement in @cr6in0uug treicn
fam, oo oie beionOere militGriide
Selegrop6enlillie, mel6e 5piiben
YriiIiel inO Berlin einQeridtet mur-
oe, Der ameritaniicben irnO ipaniiben
@eionotihoft 5ur Gerfiiglmg geiteIlt
|purOe. Serr @bitlod meloete oud,
DoB Die Oeuticbe Srfipation 9riiHelS
Oir6 General BON 2iitttpib bolcnoet
it, OoB einc Gipilperlpolttng ein9c-
iii6rt wllr0e lmo bor5iigli@e Sro-
uung berridc.
6ron50iiihe 9ieierbiiten.
@em Orleans, I. Sept. ~ @dt
36 frou50iiicben &eicrbiiten aus So-
bono onf Cuba an 9or0 lief geilern
ser frou5oiiihe Gonlpfer o'6uoion"
bon bier noH rSoDre" ans. g9ie Die
Soieube6orocn iagen, 6rauAte oos
Sdiff ilber icine Eoiiogierliite feline
2lusflmft 81 ert6eilen, neil Die 9ie-
ierpiilen iid i'm Eroniit befonoen-
Ger nSuoion~ 6eioroert 100000 Bit
ibels g9ci5en noh Soore
&rieg un0 Q 1iffobrt.
Sun6rarciSco, Gol., 1. Sept.
Sic S6atiobc, 0aB iuG6ren0 ser leb-
ten 5mci Gage bier britiiHe Gonpfcr
Oos r@oIOcne S6or~ poiiirt ba6cn,
benefit, ooB sic britiide Sdiffo6ri
6ier6er itnO BON bier aus 0ur6 Ben
curopGii6cn &ricg ni6t ernItlid ge-
Itort lit. 9Im Gienitog lit no6 Gin.
tritt Scr gia6t Der britiide Cant
pier ,@eItolia~ bon San 5roncisco
no6 SioueD, pio Gacomo~, auSge-
loufcn; 6ulo oorouf lief Ger 6ritiicbc
Ganpfcr n@lino 9roe" nod Coco
piQa, Wlerifo, aus. Ger 6ritiiHe
Gonpfer nStro6oro~ fam am Cont
tag W}orgen BON 9}eipport 9teiuS nit
56S7 Sonnen &oblen fiir Die Ter.
Stooten bier an uno am Sonntag
@littog fInrirte ser britiide Gompfer
mGlnclutba~ bon bier nad Sp5ipib,
GnglonO; lebterer Gonpfcr mar Der
critic Gonlpfcr, ser ieit Den &riegSer-
fldrun0cn BON bier nocb GroBbritan-
nien alisgelailien lit. 9lm WlittlpoH
miro Scr britii6e Gonpfcr ,GonOi-
Bate" BON Der 0opoion Sine nit Sob
len prdierpirten 6riihten lmO g(a6'
rungsnitieln bon bier nad @roBbrt.
tdnnien ousloiIfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-02
Snrsc StnStneitiofeiien.

@eItern trafen 3S,05S 9ulbel Sps'
5cn bier elm, Ger @reis oeS gSel5e''S
bier lit ouf $t.tS geitiegen.
Gie Stnats OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bat Die @egnooi0ing bon bier slppur
fouien empfoblcu imo Die sale pU,' rs
IS unteriuHt. Gic 9eb0roe lU'''
ouh beute nod in Sibung ieiu 70
Serr Soicp6 S6irmer wlrOe a's
Erdii0cnt oeS aegel-Ghlbs in SpS
oeps &eitairaut an Der gelalr'S'Op'
eripdblt.
Die M1obel6Gnolcr baben gelel",
9Ibcuo beibloHen oas S6lieBell au''
2dOen om Samitao 9lodmittag ."
empie6en
Sn3oQamt finoet i'm Oftober ell'' ",
Griiflng Der Gibiloicnit-Gonnllll'u,"'
BON olen 9lr6eitern Itatt, weld)e ~
9uuoesgcbduOen 9niielhmg lud)Vn
9lpplifotions-@opierc iino I'M *O'
omtc 81 boben.
@eitcrn begonn Oie 9llIieru.SallU :"
unO cine 9ln5a6l 9oote nit gl'''
9lnltern traf 6ereits bier eiu.
9}ddlicu Gicnitog miro Oas llel'' y.
Glub6aus Der oMooie~ al Der %e'
5opcitc-StraBe fornell cingelUeDl
Ole N}arDlduoer Mili5 nil e''.
@}otorcpcIe 9lbt6ciling cinridlel,. y.
0err 0oniel s. Soiep6 IteDt an O''
Spite Scr @ewegung.
0ie So6reS-Gonoention idnllll."'t
der @oitmeiiter oes StoateS lll'us'
am II. Septcft6er int nSotel gnu
ION" Itatt.
Gic rgiolano @orf 60" 6at D Osl
Der @onlmiiiion fir 6iientlihc gy
tricbc I'M Die erlaubniB nodgcluapco
ObIigatiouen in S0be BON $l2'O'o,'V
ons5ugcbcn, Inn iGui0 weroenOe y"
leiben 81 Oeden
Ger @ouDerncur uuO Die l}it9l,o
Der Der StoatS Snouitrie lluluu
Gomnliiiion waren geIteru iir Sr
sung, INN iicb auf Die 9luspabl el"~
Scfrctdrs 5u einigen.
9fab6iner Gr. ISM. Goicudl i'l'S
@aitin Serr Charles glOler Nv
Eo6ter iin0 Serr MorriS Yrice I"
men geiteru bon europa 8uriid.
Ger Ero5eB oeoen Die u9lmerI'p"
Gan Go.~ 6e9innt i'm bieii9en Si''V
oes-areisgeridbte am t2. Oftober-
6ron D}orie @rown bon 9lr- ~
goro-@lober- -StroBe, bat cine ala9.
Inn $4,000 S1aoeneriab geglo''
6rar s. 2otiie 91ogers bon 9lr. 17Sg, 81,
6orioro-9lpcnuc, eiugcreidt, mell O''
Sestere bic 9iebe Oes @atten Der W
ltereu cntircuoet 6abcn io1.
Gr. 2ouis 81. Serton bon 9'elp.
Dort lit geitern bier cingetroiier l'''
feline neiieu BfliHten i'm n rSo6nS SoP'
fins-Soipitol" 81 ii6ernebmen.
Serr Sobu u. Gidoutre, Setrelu'
oeS Staats-@inwonoeru1tgs .9iiredl'%'
i6eilte oeitern nit OoB Ole 6arllls.
am Nimier BEL i6m nad 9(rbeiier"
illdelL pelde BORT $3 pro &og per-
0ienen f0nncn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-02
0irnnIigcr Soo ciueS gagn.9Oit-
clerfs.

2ittIe Sails, 9&+0v !. Sept
SSdbreno Scr 3ue geltern in'ool-
Ter @eibwinoigfeit g)oits, etfpa 90
@eilcn BON bier, poiiirte, trot ser
@oitlcerf S. s. Gonnors BON SDro-
cnic aus Oent lcBten @ogcn mo
itiir8tc ouf oos 93ebeneeleiie, auf
meldem I'M n66Iten 9lugenblif eiii
oltpdrts fobrenoer BUG oobcrfam.
Die 2eic6c GonnorS' muroe bis 3ur
ltnfenntli6fcit beritiiuunclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-02
0nnhe nnn q. gH. g4ebeI.

Salem 81, I. Sept. - SacuU
Ism. 8eBel, bon 0em in Qepel@'T'at ~
bonn Sountog aus Berlin berl@l'tt y
wurOe, cr iei bel 2ouooin perlplll'U.'
poroen, eing Dor Is SSobren mt lys s
mem @oter bon bier nab Deltidlla''O
un0 bot ieit0enl BORT geipobnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-02
gliMor0 g}idor0. ein S0Dn ..

= Mi1or0 9idoro, elm 0o0ll W.,
81. 3. 9tidorO, oem Sefretar ll''D
SbosmeiItcr Scr u91clp yorf, Slllu. :.
rio & @eitern 9loillpoD Co." II ~
@}oo6no, 9t..D4 ipo or nit onoeLe"
SSngenieurcn bel @ermeiiungen "
ld6ftigt mar, bon einenI SaQl'o"'
ii6erfobren 1tn0 aeto0tet mor0el.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-02

Kinder Schrei9n
MACH FLETCHER'S
G a s T O Rl a.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-01-19
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Reuben Nichols and Lucy Ellis.
Bonnie Green and Henrietta Evans.
Charley Reed and Lizzie Daniel.
Enoch Simon and Ora Belle King.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-01-19

anu ray AdlldEutT. Inc Nrtntfdl 10ll-
dren" Pathe, two reels), exclusive fea>
ture.
Tuesday program: "Perils OF the White
Lights" (Kalem, two reels), with Anna
Nelson and VIM. Dunn. THE Inscrip-
ton" Gubin), with Edgar Jones ano
Louise Huff 'The Real Miss Loveleigh'
(Essanay), with Ruth Hennessy and Leo
Whitney. Indian Blood (Kalem two
reels), with Mona Darkfeather and Chas.
Bartlett "a Night at the Inn" (Edison),
with Herbert Pryir and Mabel Trunelle.
"Perils of the Sea" (Kalem, two reels),
with Carlyle Blackwell and Louise Glaum.
Wednesday program: "A Thief OF
Hearts CPathe, two reels), with Miss NJ.
Missart and Mr. NJ Magnier The Brute
Cvitagraph), with Anna Schaeffer and
VIM. Taylor. Andy Plays Hero (Edi-
SOM. with Andy Clarke and May Abbey.
"A Question of Right" Uubin. two reels),
with Harry Myers and Rosemary Theby.
"Col. Heeza Liars African Hunt CPathe
cartoon Comedy. Little Ned" (Essanav
exclusive featured. "A Dutch Love story
(Pathe exclusive featured.
Thursday program: Deacon Billing
toms Downfall Edison, two reels), with
Cora Williams and Dan Mason. me
with Ruth Stonehouse and r. Trayers.
only one Shirt" (Kalem), with Ruth
Roland and John Brennan: Timine
Cupid" (vitagraphl; with Lillian walker
ana w dlllt VAN idAllf = Nf'thisF 80
rent events the world over. CONSCIENCE
and the Temptress" tSelig), a beautiful
drama.
grapb. two reels) with Ned Finlav and
Ada Clifford ''In Mysterious Wav-
G'ubin)' with Velma whitman and Ray
Gallagher. angels Paradise (Selig).
with VIM. Duncan and Myrtle Steacmaa.
Good Pals" (Pathe. two reelsl with
Marguerite Riser and Chas. Bunnen.
WAITS" Biography. with Claire Nc
Dowell and Harry Carey.
Saturday program: "A Message From
Across the Sea" "a grand Selig drama,.
Hoy They Struck OIL" biography, with
Lionel Barrymore and Mildred Manning.
"Out Backed biography, with Gus Pix
ley and Gertrude Robinson. Red Hawks
Sacrifice" (Kalem), with Mona Dark
feather and Chas. Bartlett. "A Servant
of the Rich" Lubin), with Rosetta Brice
and John Ince. "CuteY's Vacation tVit-
agraph), with Lillian Walker and Wallie
Van.
In addition to these, Mr. Fairman has
arranged for the stupendous five-reel pro-
duction Victory" to be shown on Thurs
day morning and afternoon only. This
wonderful feature viii be run from 10 a.
IN. until $50 y. m.
''Victory" is undoubtedly the greatest
and most sensational picture ever exhibit
ed in this country and every one should
avail themselves Of the opportunity and
see 1t.
There are two or more special fea-
lures on the program each day and TO
miss any of these will surely be a dlsap.
pointment to you.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-01-19
At the Dixie tonight.

N. A. Gotham of Harvey was in the
city today.
w. o, Holmes went to Houston or
business today.
George Z. Hadley went to Taylor
on business today.
Hon. A. NJ. Kennedy of Kerrville
was In Bryan today.
H. b. Smith OF Reliance was in the
city on business today.
]. A. Murray of Mesa was in the
city on business today.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. p. ]. Vitopil
Sunday, fine baby girl
| John Boriskie was a visitor to the
city today from Smetana.
r. l.. Buchanan of Steep Hollow
was visitor TO the city today.
| Miss Bertha Turner of lndepend
ence was in the city shopping today
Don't forget w. j. Higgs is selling
| his stock of goods regardless of cost.
Call by Higgs and pick up a few
J of those rare bargains in fresh goods
| he has left.
Miss Stella Stuart is at home on a
visit from Mesa, where she is teach.
| ing school this session.
Mrs. Emmett Sampson returned to
her home in Millican today, after a
short visit to relatives in this city.
Mrs. W. S. Stephenson OF Planters.
vile arrived today TO visit her son,
who is in school at the Bryan Baptist
Academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Atterberry have
returned to their home in Houston,
after a pleasant visit to relatives in
this city.
Messrs o. 2. Saunders and George
NJ. Brandon left Saturday for Beau.
mont and Port Arthur to join a party
on a duck hunt
Miss Adelaide Glass has returned
TO her school work at the Villa Maria
Academy, after spending the week
end at her home in Calvert.
The Singer Sewing Machine Co. for
the year just past made an average
OF six machines per minute. 1850 per
day, over 100000 per year. Phone $40.
T. A. Satterwhite.
Fairmead Dairy for choice butter,
buttermilk. cream and sweet milk;
standard in weights and quality. SAM
tary management. Early morning de-
livery. Phone 1887.
Mrs. ]. w. Doremus returned yes
terday from a visit TO New Orleans.
She was met by Judge Doremus in
Houston, who accompanied her home.
The work on the storm sewer a,
the Mosely street intersection on
Main street was begun this morning.
This sewer. which is being built by
the Il. e. c. T. interurban, Is TO run
from Eugene Edges store corner
across Main street back to Bryan
street. There will be a double line
of eight.inch pipe, which is said TO be
amply large TO take care OF the water.
This work will delay the paving work
very little. If any. The work of lay
ing the track will begin at once. as
this will have 10 be done before the
paving is put down.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-01-19
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE
Dixie tonight.

Dixie tonight.
r. L. Boggs Of Calvert is in the city
on business.
Twenty-Five old papers for Ave cents
at The Eagle office
Will Shelley has returned from a
visit to Fort Worth.
Twenty cents buys one hundred old
papers at The Eagle office.
Mrs. Burt Adams has returned from
visit to relatives in Jewett.
]. ]. Alternately of Waco was in
the city on business yesterday.
Fresh chocolate creams and Bon
Bons, 4Oc pr pound. c. r. Lawson.
Miss Grace Ramsey returned yes
terday from visit to relatives in
Millican.
Miss Rasie Howard OF Moody ar.
rived today and is the guest of Mrs.
Dona Carnes.
The ladies OF St. Andrews Guild
will meet with Mrs. Tyler Haswell on
Monday at o'clock.
Claude Massey OF Galveston spent
yesterday in the city with is parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Massey.
Mrs. r. c. Johnson returned to her
home In Waco yesterday, after visit
to relatives In this city.
John Buchanan OF Navasota spent
yesterday in the city with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Buchanan.
Miss Ada Field returned to her
home in Calvert yesterday, after a
pleasant visit to relatives in this city.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-01-19

Forecast.
Bryan and vicinity-Tonight and
Tuesday, generally fair; probably
colder Tuesday.
JOHN DAILY, JR., Observer
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-01-19
BARN BURNED LAST NIGHT.

The barn of Marshal T. p. Boyett
burned last night about II o'clock.
The origin of the fire is unknown, and
when discovered the barn was all
ablaze. The loss is estimated at about
$1,000 There was about $500 insur-
ance. Besides the building. barn
full of feed, an almost new buggy and
three sets of harness were burned.
The firemen were on the scene al
most as soon as the alarm was turned
in, but very little could be done, as
the fire had gained too much Roadway.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-01-19
BIG FIREMEN's BENEFIT THE
CRYSTAL, MONDAY, JAN. 26

The management OF the Crystal
Theatre, approaching the value of an
up-to-date fire company, and knowing
that Chemical Company No. 2 is in
debt for their new car, has voluntarily
offered TO lend its assistance in the
form of a benefit performance at his
show for Monday, January &c. A
grand feature program will be shown
and the price OF admission will be
as usual We are DESTROYS Of having
as many children as possible assist
us in selling tickets, and we will give
to every child selling as many as
twenty-five tickets at 10 cents each
pass TO our show for two weeks.
This is cause that is worthy of your
support and by attending the Crystal
on this date you will help the fire
boys. The children can secure these
tickets from the management of the
Crystal tomorrow afternoon or there
after.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-01-19
NORRIS CASE WAS
DELAYED TODAY
Admission Of Circumstantlal Evidence
Cause for Debate-state Con-
tends for Its Admission.
[By Associated Press. ]

Fort Worth, Tex, Jan. 19.-Argu-
ments over the admissibility of much
circumstantial evidence in the trial
of j. Frank Norris delayed the taking
of testimony today in the case in
which Norris is charged with burning
his church. The State contends this
evidence should be admitted, and the
defense opposes it. The defense
claims circumstances relating to
anonymous letters and other features
OF the trial, even If proven, would not
have bearing upon the issue of who
burned the church. The arguments
continued this afternoon.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-01-19

d. c. Myers and family were visitors
to the city today from Tabor.
Miss Harriet Parker left yesterday
for a visit to Fort Scott, Kan. From
there she will go on to the Eastern
markets to purchase the spring sup
plies for the millinery department at
Sam B. Wilson's store, of which she
is the head
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-01-19
REPORTS FINDING COTTON.

Frank Cangelosi, an Italian, was in
Bryan today and called on The Eagle.
He stated that in drift at his place
on the Astin farm, in the bottom near
Stone City, he found fifty-eight bales
of cotton as a result of the recent
floods. Some of the cotton could still
be identified by marks.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-01-19
T. o. MASON MOVES TO TAYLOR

T. d. Mason and family left today
for Taylor. Texas. where they will
make their home in the future. Mr..
Mason is travelling for the Praetorian
Lodge of Dallas. opening new coun-
ellis, and will no doubt meet with the
splendid success he deserves. Mr..
Mason has resided in Bryan for the
past two years, and by his upright
bearing, courteous manners and pleas
ing geniality has made a host of
friends, who regret his loss as a citi
zen
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-01-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

w p. Wallace to Marie Dixon, "a LOT
50x100 feet in the w. ]. Bryan add
ton to the city OF Bryan; considera'
ton, SIS.
A. w. Buchanan to NJ. L. Parker
lots s and 9, in block l, in the Buch.
anan addition to the city of Bryan
consideration, s400.
Dan Green to Mitchell Brothers, SO
acres of land in the Thomas E
Haynes headlight league in Brazos
County: consideration, $500.
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THE WEATHER

Temperature and precipitation at
Bryan for the "a hours ending at 9
o'clock this morning:
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THE COTTON MARKETS

Cotton of this seasons growth has
been received a. the local warehouses
In data nc follows.
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Bryan spots, 1112c, middling basis
Cotton seed, S14 per ton.
Future Quotations.
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NOTICE, PATRONS.

Beginning January 10 We will de
liver our dairy products twice daily.
Patrons desiring such service will
please notify me at phone 1888.
L. NJ. CANDY.
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AT THE DIXIE.

No such overwhelming motion picture
success has ever been attempted rs that
Of the great Selg series of THE Ad-
ventures Of kathryn" the first of which
has already been SHOWN n: "The Dixie.
The Chicago daily papers In reviewing
the first "Kathlyn' play state that this
great picture marks a new era for the
movies" and that the whole country has
gone simply "kathlyn" mad. The eX-
tremely favorable comments Of the lead
ing newspapers OF the large cities Is suf-
ficent guarantee that this series Of pic
lures viii be the greatest ever attempted.
THE Two Ordeals." which is the second
Of 1.-THE Kathlyn" series. win be shown at
the Dixie this afternoon and tonight anG
to say that the second OF this great series
is unusually thrilling and sensational is
putting 1t very mild, The following is a
list of the programs for this week and one
can readily see that this win be the best
list OF photoplays shown at this house in
some time.
Monday program: THE Two Ordeals'
CSelig, two reels). with Kathlyn Williams.
"The Right and the Wrong OF II, Vita
graph, with Anita Stewart, E X. Lin
coin and Harry Morey. Down Long Gap
Way" with Douglas Girrard and Reo
Wing. 1.-THE Masked Dancer" with Geo
Cooper and Myrtle Gonzales--a beautifm
Vitagraph in two reels. Concentration,
Typography. with Thos. Jefferson and
claire Mcdowell 1.-THE Adventures OF the
Actress Jewels" (Edison), with Barry
OMoore and Cora Williams. Mirrors or
Death" Gubin). with Velma Whitman
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CUT FLOW Frs.

Fine large carnations (red, pink and
white), sweet peas, Gala lilies hya-
cinths, valley. yellow and white mar
cissus. SCOTT FLORAL CO.,
Navasota, Texas.