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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-05-09

Wearing the wreath that the brave
have worm
Life, strife-these two are one,
Naught can we win but by faith and
daring,
On, on-that we have done
But for the work of today prepar.
ing,
Firm in reliance, laugh at defiance.
Laugh in hope. for sure is the
end)
March, march--many as one.
Shoulder to shoulder and friend to
friend"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-05-09

FOR SALE-5OO acres; one mile from
court house; about 20 acres in city
limits 260 acres in cultivation; 5
houses. Price $40 per acre. Terms
easy. ]. w. Bats.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-05-09
FOR SALE

FOR SALE have rs good seats for
sale which were used in the Episco-
pal Church and which will sell cheap.
Apply to J. w. English or c. E. Jen-
kins.
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LEROY COLLINS CALLED
BEYOND THURSDAY

Leroy Collins, only son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. f. Collins. died at the hosA-
tai at 3 O'Clock Thursday afternooa.
following an operation for apDendI-
citis. with which he was stricken two
days before. He had been complain
ing Of feeling unwelI for day or two
hut his condition was not such as 10
create any special anxiety. either ON
his own mind, or in the minds of his
parents. He was at his fathers
store on Wednesday evening and man. Z
ifested great pleasure in the approach
ing Christmas festivities. to which he
was looking forward with .boyish de.
light. His malady became acute on
Wednesday night and he was taken 10
the hospital for an operation for ap-
pendicitis. The operation was sue :
cesssu', but Thursday afternoon
pneumonia developed as result of
the anaesthetic he hsd taken and he
died a few hours later =
His death was more than ordinarily
distressing to the family. from the
fact that he was the only remaining
child of his parents: his brother.
Raymond, having died about year
and half ago The sympathy Of the
community goes ont TO Mr. and Mrs.
Collins in their bereavement The
funeral viii take place from the fam
lily home. 72s whipple avenue. at
: o'clock Sunday afternoon. to which
the friends Of the family are invited
Tho services VIII be conducted by
Rev l. ,. Hole. Interment win ba
At Lakeside cemetery. ~
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How.s rnlef


We offer One Hundred DcIlnrs Re-
ward for any case Of cAsarrh that can
not he cured by Halls catarzh Cure.
FL. CHENEY 4 CO.. Toledo. o.
we.the undersigned. have Known ,.
J. Cheney for the Iast IS years. ana
believe him perfectly honorahIs In MI
business transae,ions sn1 financially
abs 70 carry ont aay sblisatiuas naas
~ ths aFn.
NATIONAL BANK or COMMERCE
To,,se. o.
HAIR catsrEh curs = taken insss-
nslly. acting directly Spa ths ssooa'
and nscuos suriAsss a As sysasn-
Testimonials ssat fFss. rsiss Is
cents PER bossia sela ~ a arus-
sists-
TAX. Halls rsnIiy Pins for so.s.i-
patton. ssv.
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MR.. AND MRS. cRAMER ENTER
TAIN.

Several out OF town guests ami
home friends, were quite delightfully."-
entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Julius
cramer Friday, to Christmas dinner
An elegantly appointed menu of
good things. typical of Christmas.
were served and decorations in yel-
low were arranged in tasty style
to make it a pretty affair. Out of
town guests were Mr.. and Mrs
ford Kelso of Florence. Mrs. W. S.
Hamilton and Mrs Gail Fox. of Chi
cago and home guests. Mrs. NJ. NJ.
wylie. Mrs. McKissick. Miss Roxie
Wood and Miss Pearl McKissick.
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Thy rhl. For nssrsluis

Thousands Of people keep on sufssr
ing with Neuralgia beeause thsy ls
NOT know what to DO for It Nsssai-
sia Il pain In the nerves. whs
you want TO DO is to soothe The nssss
itself Apply sloan's Linimsnt to tAs
surface over the painfuI pari-do -
rub II in. slOan's Liniment pepstratss,
very quickly 70 the sore. irri1aisd
nerve and aIlays the inflammatisa-
Get = bottle Of sioan's IAnimsnt for
Is csnts of any druggist and have 4
in the house-asainst Colds. Sore an1
Swollen Joints, Lumbago. sciatisa
and like ailments. Your money back
II not satisfied. but It does Eise a.
most instant reiief--Adv.
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CHRISTMAS AT THE CHRISTIAN
CHURCH.


The Christmas exercises at the
Christian church held at fve. o'clock
on Christmas evening were somewhat
out of the ordinary. There was less
of the stage effect and display than
usual at such entertainments. but
perhaps moro OF the real Christmas
spirit. White Gifts for the King
was the subject Of the program, and
it was intended TO inculcate in thoSe
taking part as well as those hearing
It, the idea of service. AS climax
to the entertainment the members OF
the Sunday school brought their ma
terial gifts Of provisions. money, etc,
for distribution among the needy and
deposited them at the foot Of . white
cross erected on the platform. Also
many OF the members pledged them
selves to higher service to humanity
during the coming year. The money
donated win be applied to the relief
fund Of the church and viii be used
to assist the unfortunate and needy
during The year.
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ENrERrAiNEp At cHRIsTMAs
DINNER

Mr.. and Mrs. Pook entertained half
a score or more of their immediate
friends and neighbors at Christmas
dinner at their home on South Cotton
wood avenue. East Canon, at noon on
Friday. Among the guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. weidner, Miss Susie
weidner. Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Arthur.
Miss Nellie Savage Misses Marie and
Mary Pook and Harry Pook
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CELEBRATE
CHRISTMAS
DAY WITH
FEAST and
FEST|vITY
cARlsrMAs -Ar gLks, Clue


Christmas day at the Canon City
Elks' club was day long to be re-
membered, especially by the children
of the community; all of whom be-
tween the ages of two and ten years
had been invited to be the guests of
its members at the special holiday
festivities from two to four o'clock
in the afternoon The Elks are de-
lightful and munificent hosts and it is
always pleasure for the little folks
TO accept their hospitality. Every
year they are provided with Christ
mas tree at the club building at which
Santa Claus appears with his pack
and distributes gifts among them. The
attendance of children at the club
building on Friday, broke all records
and was voted to be the most enjoy
able event of the kind that had ever
taken place there. The building was
crowded to its capacity by the little
folks and their parents and guardi-
ans. and they had the time of their
lives.
Santa Claus. dressed in his robes,
came DOWN the chimney into the
lodge room where the guetss were as
sembled, amid great merriment and
every child present was presented with
a generous sack of candies, nuts and
goodies; such as would have cost
{ twenty-five cents at any of the stores
In town. There was in addition to
this treat a fine entertainment pro
gram at which many OF the characters
in the Mother Goose stories appeared
In costumes for the amusement of
the assembled throng. This excep-
tionally pretty and picturesque fea-
ture was carried out under the direc-
tlon Of Mrs. George A. Prentiss. who
acted the role Of Mother Goose.
Little Bo Peep" was represented
by Mary King: Little Hiss Mu1et- by
Genett Prentiss; Little Boy Blue.
by Jamie Holland; Little Jack Hor-
ner." by Kenneth Cooper; Little
Red Riding Hood" by Dorothy Good
loe; Twinkle. Twinkle Little Star.
By Jean Bradbury; ride a Cock
Horse to Banbury Cross by Marga-
ret lyman; Peter. Peter Pumpkin
Eater" and his wife. by William Nc
Kinstry and Mildred Cooper. Gretch-
On Holland. Aargueretta Harding.
Louise stommel, Maude Hudson and
.Lasetta Loehr. wero fairies and Wal
lace Bethel. Dick King, Raynor Hol-
mes. Harry and Stanley Combs and
Billy Dye were brownies.
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an hostess Friday afternoon at four
O'Clock to twenty-four happy guests
at Christmas party
a beautifully decorated christmas
tree was the principal feature. Pres
ents and jokes were freely distribut-
ed Dancing proved popular past
time.
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Mr.. AND MRS. ERNEST HoLTz
ENTERTAIN

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Holtz were host
and hostess at a delightful Christmas
dinner at their home, sos Pike ave
nue., at noon on Friday. Turkey.
plum pudding with all their concomit-
ants were features of the cuisine. The
guests we're Mr.. and Mrs. C. N. VIII
hanson and son. Mrs. Edna Rudolph,
Miss Hendrickson and Mr.. Isaac
Griffiths. fhe afternoon was devot-
ed to music and social enjoyment.
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chscks CIRQUE INsrAMrLv

You know Group is dangerous. And
you should also know tho sense Of
security that comes from always hav-
ing Foleys Honey and Tar compouzei
in the honss. 1t cuts the thick mu.
Gus and cis.rs awaz tli's F;s.sssss, p s.sssss
stops the s,ransiihs cough ard eiyts
easy bres,hine and sniet slesp. xAls
II Tor coughs. colds. tiekiins thfs1i.
hoanensss an.l fsr bs6aShi.t ena z
zFippe cossks cs,1l1e I.
nsssy - Il s ~.
II
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SANTA VISITS rAE ACADEMY.

4 Santa Claus made his annual-visit to
Mt st. scholastica's Academy on
Christmas morning about O'Clock.
All of the tnirty-four girls who stay
ed at the school for the holidays and
sil the sisters were waiting for him
at the Christmas tree.
Great was his reception and gre'st
was the Joy of the children when he
swamped them with gifts end bags Of
candy. The beautiful Christmas tree
was loaded down with pretty decora-
tions and added much to the occa-
sion.
Miss Frances Fallon, I'VE years Of
age. gave an original dance for Santa
Claus. which pleased him very much.
The little lady made up the steps Of
the dance herself and It wns rssily
An artistic as well q commenaeRls
effort. {.
"a. ~ = ~ u -. I3{4 Il i'f-fl,t ~ 8 II
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Loyal order Of Msess Get Moess
n..a rnr 1 odd. .noma.

Head FoF Lodge RNo"D.
This morning chnries Foreman.
Henry oruene. Fred Rouse and rpne
or two others hung the large Moose
head which the Loyal order Of Mooset
Lodge Of this city recently received
from Canada. The head IL perfect In
every way ana will add much to the
appearance and dignity OF the Moose
lodse room.
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day Warden lyman. determined that
the inmates should as far as possible
forget their troubles on Christmas
day, provided one of the most bounte-
GUS repasts ever spread in state
prison, and accorded the men many
privileges not permitted on ordinary
occasions. The dining hall was dec
GRATED with two.huge Christmas trees.
while flowers. evergreens and holly
gave the whole scene holiday and
home like effect Practically every
thing making up the dinner was pro-
duced on the prison ranches and gar
dens. 1t took almost thousand
pounds of turkey for the dinner. in
addition to 200 mince pies, 400 pounds
of mashed potatoes 500 lunches of
celery, 250O apples. 500 pounds of
ginger bread. 800 pounds of parsnips,
and 100 gallons of coffee. The war
den also treated every man who
smoked to cigar after dinner. Many
of the prisoners were unable to eat
all that was set before them, and by
permission many of them took to their
cells with them arm loads of pie,
gingerbread and apples to eat later
on.
The prison band discoursed music
during the feast while Warden Ty-
nan and other officials mingled with
the men passing jokes and pleasant
ries on every hand Although special
privileges are allowed the men on
Christmas and some other holidays. a
case has never yet been known where
any one violated these privileges by
any improper act. Warden lyman
says that. while turkey dinners are
sometimes given to convicts of the
federal prisons on rare occasions this
is perhaps the first one ever served in
state prison.
THE MENU.
Roast Young Turkey
from prison farm)
Sage Dressing Giblet Gravy
White Plume Celery
Sweet Chow-Chow Pickles
Fried Parsnips Mashed Potatoes
Mince Pie Ginger Bread
Bread Butter
Tea Coffee MIX
Fresh Apples
Ciears
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KNIGHTS TEMPLAR OBSERVE
CHRISTMAS.

Following a custom and tradition
of their order the knights Templar
all over the world. wherever com,
mandery exists, hold special services
to commemorate the birth of the
Redeemer on Christmas day. These
services are held at the same hour
all over the globe and are a beauti-
fui and Impressive tribute to the life
that began in bethlehem of Judea;
the influences of which upon mankind
are increasing with the centuries and
will go on forever.
The members Of Canon City Com
mandery No. 0. observed this Christ
mas rite at their asylum in the Ma
sonic temple at 10 o'clock Friday NOR
ming in the full uniform and regalia
of their order. The attendance was
one of the largest ever assembled in
Canon City on Christmas day, and
the services was of unusual beauty
and impressiveness.
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chlIdren's Coughs = chIldrsn's Geld
Both Are serious

When one Of your little ones shows
symptoms Of an approaching Cold,
give It Dr. Bells Pine-TarHoney a
once. 1t acts quickly. and prevents
the Cold growing worse. Very heal.
ins-soothes the Lungs, ioosens the
mucaus, strengthens the systsla, ~
guaranteed. Only 2bc. at yosF drnG'
Eist. Buy q bottle today. 4
BuckIen's Arnica salve for 1es1s.
sdv. &
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CHRISTMAS SERVICES AT the
CHURCHES

Special services commemorative
Christmas season were held By al Of
the Canon City churches. These pro
grams were for the most part. given
under the auspices OF the Sunday
schools, at which there were treats
for the children. At the Methodist
United Presbyterian. Trinity Luther-
an and Baptist churches held their
celebrations Thursday evening. the
Christian church Friday afternoon.
and the Presbyterian church Friday
evening. They. we're all largely a.
tended. at II o'clock Friday morn
ing Rev. chas. H. Remington, rector
Of Christ Episcopal church. preached
a sermon on "The Best Gift. " Christ
mas was impressiveIy observed At
st. Michaers Catholic church ard at
Mt. schoiastica's Academy.
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AT TNE pENIrENTIARY

1or the Ant time ~ The history Of
~ inStltutspn. every coayiet in the
C.6o etets peniteatiary enjoyed
- tss. 'l'Sess .. christmss
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his EMPLOYER and told him that ne
wanted 10 get on and go up in the
hills and try to call on the shooting
Permission was given him to do 50
and he got into DR.. sutorius' automo-
bile with Mr.. Robb and they drove
TO Williamsburg, where they were told
that somebody wanted to talk with
DR.. sutorius over the telephone. While
waiting there. sherifr Nevcomb drove
up in car and he and Dave Rob5
and Pete Fabrezio got in with him
and started towards Chandler. After
they had gone two or>three hundred
yards one of the tires on Mr.. New
combs car blew up and the sheriff
told them to get into DR.. sutorius'
car, which was following. and go and
see If they could stop the shooting
about Chandler; Mr.. Newcomb re-
manned behind to repair the trouble
to his machine.
Roub, Fabrezio. Poeliano and DR..
sutorius went into the hills and call.
ed to some men they saw there and
told them to cease firing and go
nome. to which they agreed. Poetia-
no said it was their intention to
make circuit OF Chandler in order
that they might see nll of the attack
ing party, but on coming 10 a blum
near the cukoo mine, somebody shout
ed to them look out you damned
fools, or some OF sou viii get shot
Bullets were whizzing all about them
and they took shelter behind some
rocks for an hour and half for pro
lection. They had white flags with
them. hut the strikers either did no,
see them or were unable to compre-
hend their meaning. Realizing the
danger and futility Of doing anything
more the party returned TO Florence
about O'Clock In the afternoon
Posiiano said that he went to Chan.
dler again on Sunday afternoon. April
&c. about O'Clock in response to
request from John X. Lawson Of
Denver. who called him up over the
long distance phone and asked him 10
90 there and endeavor TO get the strik
ers 70 20 home. He mAds ths
trip from Fiorencs 70 chan1Isr afoot
and on reaching the camp about -four
O'Clock. met . bunch Of men with
guns and tsId them to quit arins and
% home. Said that there we're =
hundred and any or two hundred
In the town and its surroundinss.
He stated that he did what he could
to prevent anybody from getting hurt
md TO save the destruction OF proper
". He said that be had NO motive
in Eoing to Chandler. except to carry
out the commissIos intrusted to him
By Mr.. lawson.
Most Of the citizens Of Chandler.
he said. wanted TO Be- allowed 70 20
TO Canon CITY amer the capture Of
The camp and he told them he would
do what he could 70 arrange for them
TO do so. After returning to Flor
enee about dark Sunday evening he
talked to Mr.. Lawson over the tele-
phone. and. few minutes later. with
Sheriff Neweomb at Canon City. He
tod the latter that he had just come
from Chandler and described condI.
tons there. Mr. Newcomb said that
It had been reported to him that the
mine at Chandler had burned and that
from fifteen TO twenty men had beer
killed there. He told the sheriff that
he did not believe there was any
truth in the rumor as he had left
there only q short time before and
things were comparatively quiet then
He said. however. that tho strikers
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.POCLIANO
TELLS OF
GOING TO
CHANDLER

il
Three witnesses were placed on the
stand by the defense in the chand.
Ter case this. morning. They We're
Edward Agard. mayor of Rockyale;
sicezo Aiigiiazzo. an Italian saloon
keeper of Rockvale; and Felix Pog-
iiano of Williamsburg. one of the de
PENDANTS in the case on trial.
Mr.. Agard said that he was thirty
nine years of age and that he was
mayor of Rockyale. a position he had
held for Ave successive terms. Mr..
Agard said that he was born in Can
on City. but that he had lived in Rock.
vale for twentyfour years and that
he was engaged in blacksmithing at
that place. He testified that he had
known Ben Richardson. one OF the
defendants in this case. about twenty
years and that he held the position
of water superintendent at Rockville
last spring. Hr. Richardson on sat
urday morning. April 25, saw him
about O'Clock on the afternoon of
that day. On cross examination sir.
Agard said that he had strong friend
ship for Ben Richardson. but that
fact did not bias him in his favor 50
far as the charges against him in this
case were concerned.
vincezo sIisliazzo said that he saw
Ben Richardson in Rockvale about
10. o'clock Saturday morning. April
25, the day OF the Chandler fight. and
asked him about the shooting over
in that direction: the saloon having
been closed up by order Of the mayor.
While he was talking to Richardson
the pay car" as the automobile car.
rying the miners relief funds was
called. came into Rockville with DR..
sutorius and the secretaries Of the
various miners unions. AZ the evi-
dencs was purely corroborative Of
testimony previously submitted he
was not croag uuentfonnA n any
great length.
/ PopIIane TsstlAea.
The next witness vas Felix Poslia-
no. one Of the defendants. Poglianc
stated that he was twentysix years
OF age and that he was born in Argen
tina. South America, Of Italian par
entage and went to Italy -s.A his
father and mother when four year,
old Two years later he came with
his mother to Colorado and Joined
his father at Silver Plume. Colorado:
his father having preceded them tc
the United States His father died
when he was eight years old and be
and his mother removed 10 williams
burg in this county. They removed
later to Rockvale. Chandler ana BROOK
side; remaining at the latter place
for thirteen years
Witness said that he was at pres
ent employed as a bookkeeper foI
Tom orreccio. wholesale liquor deal
er at Florence. and that he had been
30 engaged for several years. Said
that he was a coal miner before en-
terins on his present employment and
that he had been member Of the
United Mine Works. OF Amrica since
Il 1900. The nrst that he heard Of the
trouble at Chandler was about {
!; o'clock on Saturday morning, Apri
s5. while sweeping on the Sidewalk
in front OF his place of business In
Florence. Up to that time. he as
serted, he had heard nothing Of an,
plans Of the strikers to try and tax.
4 Chandler by force Of arms or other
wise
4 The "trip To Chandler.
He pursued his regular work up Il
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MR.. AND MRS. Blo0s ElsTgRrAlN
One Of the large christmas dinner
parties in town Friday was one given
BY Mr.. and Hrs. c. A. BisEs At their
pretty home ON Greenwood An ele-
CANT course dinner was served TO the
immediate family and out Of town
relatives. followed By open. house In
the afternoon to many calling frieads
Present at the dinner were Mr.. and
Mrs. walter Sheldon. recent newly
weds from Denver. Mr.. Clarence
Kurtz ana Jim Bieg Of Grand June.
tion. Clyde Risgs Of Yale, and Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Biggs and young
son, with Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Bigss
and Miss Edna entertaining.
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The "Trip 70 Chandler.

He pursued his regular work up TO
about 1880 O'Clock Saturday morn
ing. April rs, when he went to Dave
1,obb-s office, ~ was his dsiiy custom
% set copy Of the Denver Mxpress,
WhiIe n the ofiles ~ overheard :
tsIsphcae eontsrsasion lstwesn ~:
Rsst end g1nsboAy slss a Nhieh
Ie,S sie - A. seI1 A. N6As ~
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-06-27

the seat, across the scat and on down
to the required length, should be cut
lengthWise Of the goods without pee
ing. Before cutting, it should be
tucked we'll into the crease between
the seat and the back The narrow
fronts of the arms are cut separately.
The arms inner side is cut length
wise. and extends over the roll, under
which another seam occurs. The out
side of the arm is cut in one with
the side Of the seat The back side Of
the chair back is cut in two length
wise pieces, with the opening up the
middle. The backs thickness" will
also need a small piece, extending to
the arm.
The fasteners are balls and sockets,
or buttons and buttonholes, or, IN
some instances, little bows, The balls
and sockets are used for the back
openings or for little tabs when seam
openings are used