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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-31
FREE IA lOV5NG PICTURES )

we are glad to announce that
have seemed -four moving pic
iture = feels which we are going to
lslio& FsAe In SIh*tiie villages IN.
which NEf \ inf sS ys9rking. These;
pictures WesS Pre- Pr q & :s::sssd hy The The
!sSa c; E.sfas;s;5Ss,as 4..Ss .H!ss:assss
sAss6eiatieH Nanafa ctufefs, and
I'VE '@eFgS secure sthent
5tiIfaus n eduFtesytef stlfe Industrial:
department. ofstiie i T.zi. Z. II. g..
Beginning sofI M nj jeaigiiaiay sIiStsit,
March 30th,Tstie pictures viii be:
shownsa @fo flows ohtiaY night,
Orr Mill; Tuesday night, GfIick !
Wednesday,, we leave blank on IN
account of prayer meetings;
Thursday night, 3BfHg goni and fsguie
mex atsBTogon; Friday night; An
.defson Milf Saturday night, RiY-.
FerSide oxaways These pictures
Will be fFeett8 everybody iR;stase
tsiiill iVillas essaifd we especially
urge the pfpthsfs to cdIiie ard
biting The etiifdsetf. :s -: - ~! !!
Eheseaafe dandy good$pfetures,
and tliessEili feet tiiaessrfs ari !.
Fhe Crime d Felsssness.a n
Ehe AImeFiea inst the haking! 9
The Man BE MIGHT Have Been:
The WorkltlaifsS Lesson. @
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-31
It ''tlae Coneair4" Says This Week
News Editorials Magazine
YMc At Bnef Of the Workers

your spirit and will strive to have
beautiful Surroundings also.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-31

We indebted to Mr.. Leon L.
Rice for the splendid article on
docs it Pay, to .Save?", Be sure
t6ffeadlit carefully.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-31
.yY.oRTEI s7s. .oo. 10 MR. HALE

.She care n4 lESeif.
WORTH i$7s. 90 To MR.. HALE.
The following account OF the
splendid results from his garden
was given to the Editors Of THE
'g0mittil st1ys lMr. Geo. W.s Hale.
who lives ION Hafifn1ett street IN
the Orr Village. !; We are mighty
glad to have such splendid reports
and take pleasure il. printing such
nnattsr.s Mr: Hale talks Of his
gaflisti as follows: - !.
Sin the spring I pfoWso spade
r.,y@ garden all over as much as
twice, ;af.er broadcasting plenty
of stable manure to make tie
ground fairly rich. i WORK my
garden every time il rains as soon
aS4the groH.Id will do to oWork;. !. no
matter now 6fftteH that IS. : TELL TEL,
YQU7 WE HAVE 4PI. .ENTsTsiStlE
E!NE VEGETABLES AT OUR
HOUSE, THE! NICE FRESH
ONES, AND WE DON'T FOOL.
WITH 2 p CANNED I GOODS.
Now last year we sold,
aS'# nearly as / can estiz
mate it: Cabbage 3.ooSs beans
$500; Irish potatoes $3.50; ons
ions $i.oo; Stia 9befriess $500;
turHips -. 90, peppers S4.5G;
t6HlRteeS So, so; callards $3.50;
now 4 knew,if We bought what
vegetables I've e5t 1T would cost
us something lir s3this: Cabbage
Si3s0o;F collar 5000; Beans
S2:9Oi Irish + taSoes 50. SO; on
ions $3.50; aWbeFries S. 90 !.
fafnlps ,oey; peppers ST 90; To-
1pat66sH So. g., and 1 know ! give
away ,imoTe ian S. 100 worth. Of
Vegetables season. So you see,
counting at ] use myself; aud
what / ser my garden rs Worth To
tneiff col cash 7S. oil each year.
SoW III dNf't feeiFright Without aos
ing some work around the place! /
iiSey ePan III il; docs teiohg to
somebody else Ny wife and /
both eiijoyFW6rki in our garden
and we are expecting to have a
igOnd one this seas 6.i.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-07

g., minneapolis, boppeoe Nat til
6reoog no aiennem ct 8inou / on.
ben etage al asburp Soipital Der
lteos og falot poa oct tS SOB neben.
for pPrenoe Genentfortaug. San
fom fig Dog op isien isr SoipitaIets
getjente 1aaeoe BAN, og iprarg noe.
item nsgen iom ban Dor, Here apar.
taller tnoen ban u6mottet fdlot ON.
2pgerne erflPrebe, of Gotienten IL.
Dem Sfooe babe erboIot oeb oct
frp9telige Sop, men GA ban leo al
SungebetpnoeIie % ejoroe i'm Id.
ilngt ! 5eberoilbeIie, fianoe oct babe
aIporlige 5elger, ielp ON ban Hap
ira bet meo belle Mrnte og Ben.
"Seenie ,SisbpaS" ifal amlaages.
unoer ct forrige llee oibolot Wtsbe
al Statens 2anoeoeisfommisiion
bIeo BET beiluttet, at ben i~aofoIote
"0tinneiota 8auep Scenic 9ieb.
ipap" ifol anIasaes, troos at oct
iorpenteoe ReeierinQsbiordg al
$4,000 er truffet tilbage. Mon
bar forreiten life belt opgipet Saa-
bet ON at erboloe Ststte al Megje.
rilaelL og Statsierotor @eis al
ScS1ieur er ienbt til @aibington
for at arbeibe / Sagens Snteresie.
Stotets ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS erfI9reoe
mloer Dfsoet, at Ell tilfreositiGenbe
Vei funoe a~nlGgges Tor &c Iopebe
Venge, nemlig melleln $4,000 %
$4,000, og ban o~nbefnlebe, at
@eien bpgges UNDER bans 9eporte.
merts Soercpipn. iamt at man be-
nnttcr Jig at Ben peb Gums Sob
ioreifreone 1 Mins @eiifot. Gn
Item Sinorin9 err BET bog, at flere
Gouttper hor giort line 9eoilgnill-
ger meo Den getingeIIc, at R~egierin.
9en i%tetter IpretagerOet. Sfol Dis
'e @~eoilgninger M erbolbes nlaa
me geillltnirger togcS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-07

Ser or life iuloet no9eniombclii
@rultb for, at DIR. Sullipan ltliIoe
pGre rsnlt, % Der por Oct beolte
Sorbolo mellem bam % bans nnge
Suitru.
Gn ubeficnot Gpfnocr. ga Smes
Den CAMEL Wfurpbp forleoen e'ter
ct fort SpseIeie al 2unqebetGitoeIie
oebe i tit Siem / Soa 8rope, bIep
BET n9pnt / Iuiierne, Of ban netop
banbe faoet Totent poa Ell Itoen
S%noretning I'll at irtte giltontobl-
lcrS Wtaifinc / 9epGgclie, og at Cp'
iitoeren oeoe nctop iom ban ltoo /
@eareb nleo at bette 6rilgterne AZ
oennc lin Spfinoellc. Scnere or
imiolertio opIpit, at Otr. W|ltrpbp
oIlcrebc for mango gar Iioetl 9loroe
flcrc Spiinoclicr, Der bitrne bope
ifoiiet BAN bnabe sore % Rigoom,
men Ga Ran al Naturen bar poerIt
title % beifeoer, et iolIolo 6oroe-
len peo hans Spiin0cIier tiIiolot an
ore. Sor mango Mar tilbagc ga
Mr. Mlirphp bococ / 0ubualte
Goluntp % al SeIbreoShenipn bapoc
ombnttct Smtibien meo Iarnen, ops
fonbt ban Den isrite iulngenoc
~Strop Carrier. Gennc ierlte iptit
aenbe Carrier" blep al Wltrpbp
bnqQct I'll Ell al Sobn Geere's 3rT'
ifemaifiner, oa oen bIcp iioen bril9t
life alene al Sobn Gcerc 50, men
ooiaa al andre Observation-Disclosures
fainter. Soopibt ni0eS baooe WPr.
aPitrphn Iibct encr ingcn 6orocl al
bennc i'm OpfinbcIie, o0 Der nor
finn nocrit 'oo Der pihite, at oct bar
BAN ion hophc opirmbet berune oner'
orbcttliQ piqti9c Torbeoring al SrG'
ifemultinen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-07
EefurmauitQIf / TpnS Su Qnc

&eformanitaIt / 1umo on Sae.
Statens "9oaro OF Control" bar
beltemt iig for EIaner til oen &c.
formanitoIt for apinSer, iom ifal
opisres til 6ono on Sac, % til gpa.
nlngen er belluttet onpeitbt $2SS,.
600 al De Henge, iom iioIte 2egisla.
tir bepilgeoe til me gpgniuger.
&pinoes Gig gjenfjcnbt. &c for.
tiilleoe Seprtiltger al en- apinoe, iom
fanOtes / oct neobr9nbte @inoior
9otels Hiiiner / Milpalifee, er gien.
fienot iont Mrs. Sbcooora SuQer
euer @innifreo @opce, utoer bpiIfe
liolte Naun bun Dor fjenot eiter CT.
bolot Sfilsmisie. Sum gienfienoteS
at to Ssltre, iom Dor / Neenab.
@rpilurper. albert Sbompion al
at gleranoria, Ninn., % Miis
9uloe Garrnibael al 9iroqua blep
forleoen / ga GroSie Gatepie0e peo
Falt. s.. o. Magelsien. 9ette bar
bet iiette Ear / Sbompion- Samilien,
icm Falt. Wagelsien pieoe. = III.
bert o.. Natlpicf og Miis Cecil 90.
Gggert, begge al 8rano Gapios, blcu
forleoen Ggteuieoe / Chicago.
Stamp muS Salooncrnc. : beit.
intoo ct Suiin of Statels iterre
@per bill Der Sirsbaa oenne ltoe
itemnes oper boorpiot 2icenie for
&usbriffeialg ifal bepilges eler life,
% aannper er iipr beftia / Wabi.
ion, Sanspiae, 9eloit, Goaertolt,
@bitemuter, Tiper Sails, Sporta
% Gice Cafe. Stougbton er oac-
reoe for "tsr", og Salooniolfene
fjGinper ser til bet poerlte for at
~9ienpiuoe oct table SoOfpite. s Ma-
oiion buor 9epG9elieu moo Saloos
ncrllc iatteS igang al De friiteli0c
@unoeISreiienoes Sor. "@ioeons"
pg pptoaes al 9peits iurificaige fir.
felige Sr9atiiotioner, ct Sampen
iipr blcpen beo, ioet ltniuers
iitetsituoenter ogiaa bar or9aniieret
% ubienot Solere. Giitriftsoopos
fat II. q. Nelion er en- al 9ep9gel.
ienS melt in~bflpoeliesrige SorfiGms
perc.
ltoiat fur YcnsenOprcsning. Wrs.
Z. u. Sbltc, en- / Iltpnu boenbe
apinoe, bpis Mano iorriee Cont
nler blcb Ornbt ulloer Ell Sernbane-
lllpffe peo @ooopiQe, bar mootaget
9repe, bUori bum % betoes 9ern
trlles mleo alt onot, ON bun life
Iogbe 500 pan ct nGrmere ungipet
Steo NOR @pen. AIRS. Sbute
melbte Sugen til Tolitiet, % en
Setiellt forflGote iont apinbe fillgte
beltoe til Steoet. 30 WGnb be.
gpnbte ltbeitfor 9pell at fsIee De to
apinber / nogen s%lfitano, og man
bapbe Saob ON at faffe Sfurfele,
men al Ell eIer allben 8runb mac
De bape fattet Nistanfc, tbi DC for.
ipotot % inaen i%nbfanot Jig for at
afbente De 800. Wrs. Sd)ite er
oog bIenen iaa forifrrmt 90 nerpss
peo Sc mootaene Srlioielsbreoe, at
bun fife uoen Yolitibepogtlilg fsler
Tia trno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-07
3fltnltrrntu.


SiI YuitmeItcr / Wountain Srort,
ct. 2oltlS Gpuntn, CT 1lollGpnt y.
Suacn.
Spoer @icnpala. 9lIer San'on,
buiS Sicn cr / Eote Grp'tol, bar
Itinct ia Tom aanOibot for @ien'
poIo til Mcolem al SeQiaIotnrcn@
SuS. Wr. @orlon or HepublIto-
llcr.
Suc / Subo GunntD. Gn orb o9
tuna enc opffebe 6rcoog Mor9cit
itsrre Strnfnin9er onltrln0 Song
Troiric. Sornerue amer Sneroloct
iom Ell Soriifrin9 ON, at NOT ct goot
9lnr ioreltdor.
Aanoioat for Sheriff. Charles
@nnberlon, iom nt or a8'lltereiloe
Sberiii / ,%Stosca Goultp, bar lt1llet
liz ion aanoiout for Sberilicmbc'
hct. ShonluS Z. RiIep, lom | tire
Scrmilcr bar prrct Goultnct%
Sheriii, uiI life blipc 2unbibnt.
Hu @unt / MlmOru. Gu rp
9antfnrretuiig, ticnot 'onl Nlnoro
Statc @onf, or rprettet / Tlmora,
Otter 5nil Gmuntn. @lanot Sllfors
porotercrrc er ". 8. % 2. u. Net.
loro al gtortbiieIb iolrt IS. &.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-07
1noldnoet.
an,un.

Zen 9anbpris. Gn Sorm beitaa
cnbe al 200 Ieres % beIiagetoe nGl
Boone. hleo her ON Ooaen iolst foi
S50.9f9.61, ellcr 9oot % bel S25C
pr. Mere.
Mpbc al Citizens Progressive. Gr
Honfercnce al Stotens progressive
HepubIitarere er iantmerfoIbt I'll
Nisbe / Tes NoineS SnsOaa Den
Sbe IpriI. en- fuIoitGnoig elite al
annoibaier for Vrinlrrool9et anita.
ges at pile blipc opitiIet.
Barber for @~iccanpcrnpr. " 6.
Barber, forbcrmTrcnoe Snperinten-
bent for Stntens Iuti-Saloon
2eaaiic, hor iioitc Sreonq crflpret iiQ
fom Ganoibot for 9iccgirpernsr, ibct
ham for TrimrrpaIaet / Ssitni it'll.
Ter Tia n1oo q. z. @oroinQ al Sioilr
Gin.
%anbt / &clfnlciric osprpocu. Ntii5
Mfnrtlc 8unoerion, Glen oeo &siifo.
len / @oufon icireoe / ben Weltolen.
hcosprspe. ionI forleheu oiboIbtes /
@aperlp, % biul pil oerfor repro.
~ientere @mlfon Seilfole peb ben
l'repc, iom oen t0oe gIpril for belle
Stoten afholbes / Rcinbecf.
White trrffe7 iig tilbaac. 6reo
6. White al Sigourrrrp bar trliffet
Tia tilbaec Tom benlofrotiif aanoioat
FOR Sorrnebc ShnterS Senator. DIR.
g9bite or fortioen paa ct Solplonl
Sttlrntpo, % oet er Selbreosbenlnn,
Tom hdr tplnlact ham til at toQc bette
Sfribt. aonqrcSmuro Mforrice Gon.
1lollp, reprrie,terenbe treble Giitrift
"a boenoe / 0ubnnle. bar itillet Jig
ion Ncmofraniif Senot0rfonoioot /
SIR. @biteS Steb.
Sernmiur ! Grit. Gen bcb @oll-
ION | MIIo9nafec Goilntp aabneoe
ss,ernmine fan III, iigeS at pprc /
Crit. ibet beuimob 80 Ntnirb er be.
ifipitiQct ser. Mincn li9gcr CT Vor
MiI noenfor @neu, og for at trans.
poracre Irbeiberne or Der AT Ntlnc'
leIltabci anifoiiet ipecielt Sofomotlp
"a S,ernbancpo9u. SelIfubctS Gm.
beosmpnb fom ioric0en pou Ell Slt'
ipeftionstir berop ira Ct, Soltia, o9
Sc ifol hare ilotaIt. at Irbcio8lturfen
mart niloe eQeS ioo Srlftcn tunoe
peoIioeboIbes iaapel 9tot iom DAG.
Wnitiif Turipinhcn. ~. 9. Sul.
Iipon, Ell Acknowledgment / Mem
Santpton. reiite ligc uurOer Sui I'll
9es Mtoincs for at file enoel 6or.
retninaer. ntelt eiter Ell Sag at bdue
forlaot iii Notel Der er han llgeloa
iporIsit ioriuunoen, ionl ON ban por
iunfcn i Sorben. Ser blcp anltlllct
Giterio0cIicr, oQ man hanbcoe / oct
Iulloitc at opoogc ioliaIo Spor cftcr
ham, mell ems life bette er l%ptfeoes.
S1iau hans Nllitrlt bar III opglpet
alt &anb, og eitcr at bape ioIgt line
iaa GicnoeIc / Netp Solnptot er
hun meo inc 70 imoa Born llpttet
tilbagc iii line Sorrlore / Selpelll.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-07
Rnnrns.
ltnireriitetsmoSannclie for Ctr,

ltniceriitetsnoSannclte for Straf.
fanger. Yrpf. Srunf Strong, Gban'
cenor peb llniperiitetet / aanias,
bar aiort MISUNDERSTANDING ct
Sorllaa, bpprpeb bet piloe blipe mt
liat for Straffanger / Statens
SGnsiel at erbcIoe llniperiitetslio'
banneIie paa Statens g%efoitning.
Grof Strona foreilaar, at De Straf'
farleer, iom snifer set, aipes gnleo-
Ming til at taec 8orreiponoancefur-
ms / alminoelise Sag iant / for
ificliec Trpiesiioner, iaa be oeo i'm
9ssIabelie piIbe ppre beore iitano
til of iplbe Ell Elabs / Samfunbet.
Sanfen bar paft betpSelig Spmerf-
iombcb inoen forifieliee areoic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-07
&mrerte Srpf

Seq III for fferc @ar tilbaee ct ilentt groitiIf9Ibe neb
at lefte Ell auiert. S9serite iaebe mig. at bet eueite
Saab for SelbrebeIie nilbe bore Ell Operation. 9tub
giprbe mig intet epot. 1iIfbit M ieg toget. Der burtig
% fuloft9nbi9 belbrebebe mig. eSlere aar er benaaaebc,
men Srpftilf9lbst er life perbt tilbaae. trpbS at leg
aier tunet &rbctoe ipm Sneoter. Ser bar ineen Ope.
ration. intet SibSipilbe, intel grpberi. Seq bar iutet
at iGlae. men pil sine fuloitenbise Splpsuinser on,
bporban bn fan erboIbe fnlbit9nbia 9elbreoelie uben
Operation. bpis bi ffriper til mig; Eugene NJ. Pullen,
Snedker. 300 Marcellus Avenue. Manasquan, N.
j. geolt at tlippe ib beune acknowledgements % piie
ben til bo~ilfeniombeIit andre. Der Iiber al grof bu
fan frelie ct 2ip eler icetntinbite itanie Smerterne oeb
benne Spgboul % tierre sGu9itelien % 5areu peb Ell
Operation.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-07

Fen 2anbpris. Gn 6orm beitaa.
al 200 Geres % beIiegetoe nGr
blep her ON 0aeen ioIet for
s50.9t9.61 eller eobt % bel $3.50
n. Mere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-07
q

9anSepeisfOmmisirr gift. 8aIen
u. Co.'s. Meolem al Statens Cant
ocueisfommisiion, % Vfiis Gina
9arion besge al Eurauo, blep for
Icoen gift / @inona, Minn.
Gleftriif Wane unocr NrbeiSe.
arbeioet paa ben elettriife gane,
iom Gbippepa Talep Mailman.
eight & Yower 60. fol bpsse mel.
lem gau Claire % altora, paabe.
apnStes Den lite Ss. Sinien pentes
at p9re iulNt irrois inbcn ire Maa.
neber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-07

Sfiem og 8. q. NetIuno Of auou.
bon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-07
Hun pnkntn.
SoIrms Tormcrc pranuiierc- f,

SaIcnS TGrmcrc p%raaniiercr. gar.
mcrne i Smesnen al Solem bar
Nannet ct Iftieielifab for at oprette
en- co-operatip understanding.
forbrrnot peo Gasoline. Irs.
Gle 9eicth, bpiS Mano err Sornner
nTr @ebiter, blep forleoen a~lporlis
iorbrGnot peb en- @aSplineerploiion.
@eIeisremSe &esn. ! Smcsnen
al 9lort bapoe man iorrise use ct
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-07

81. MnIroif en- i ct. EouI boenoc
"utocrliQ Sfurc" % tibli9ere an.
feet ior Socioliit bar ionl ErogrcS-
iip crflrret iiN ior @itpernsrfanoi.
Dat. Wfr, @dlroii err &robling, men
fees 500 otto poo oiientltgc Stebcr
oQ / oiientli3e Soriomlin9er, ioct
bans 6omilie bringcr bom omfriug
/ Ell Nullcltol.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-07
Wclmpllcn / MpprbeaS sicnpp.

bDsgcs. &pigbt NJ. @aIowinS Mel-
nolc, ion for Ell WianneoS Sib IL
ben neobrrnote / Monrbeob, pil itror
blipe N~icnopiort, % Set bIiuer Ell
belt i0lenncm brnn0iri % mlo6ernC
Miellc. Ser fo1 lepcrc 1000 Sproer
Ntel / 0panct. Set cr olercoc 10
get fat mco at rnOoe Sonltcn, %
Ntellen nentc5 at flirnc td9es
8rll0 ollereoe nUitc %inter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-07
oursrrr JprfiarIIr pno IN Tdo,

Nnftftt NntftsItIIt pnu III mn
9no Yornttu 9romp Enininc Snblettcr. gpo'
fbefere tilbaaebeinler 1cuacnc, boiS be life
nnloe birfc. Is. ". @rore's Gtonniur pod bier
oSre. o5c. Advertisement.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-06-27
CHAMPCLARK
WON BY
WOMEN
TOLD DELEGATION OF suFFRA.
oETTEs THAT WOMAN sUF.
FRAoe WAS INevITAsLE-sAID
HE WOULD VOTE FOR 1T WHEN
IT CAME UP IN HIS STATE.
tBy Associated Pressl

Washington. June 27. - Speaker
Champ Clark told the suffrage delega-
ton that woman suffrage was in
evitable." The Speaker added: II
will vote for suffrage when the ques-
ton arises in Missouri" Speaker
Clark said the only question before
women is how to get suffrage expedi-
tiously. and advised them they could
get II quicker by States than through
Congress.
Petitions we're also presented Presl-
dent Wilson and Vice President Mar
shall asking for suffrage legislation.
The women said they were opposed to
milItancy.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-06-27
Roosevelt Says MOI
tBy Associated Pressl

Oyster Bay. n. Y, June 27.-Colo-
mel Roosevelt announced that he posi-
lively refused to rest. In four months
he said the campaign would be over.
consequently he could not obey DR..
Alexander Lambert of New York, who
made the examination. DR.. Lambert
said Colonel Roosevelt must make no
speeches. He said the strain of a
campaign now might even weaken
Colonel Roosevelt's mental vigor.
Roosevelt has abandoned his proposed
trip across the continent but intends
to stick to the remainder of his pro-
gram.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-06-27
NEW SCHEME TO
COMBAT WEEV|L
instrument to Knock on Punetured
Squares and Pick Them Up Be-
fore the WeeviI Eggs Hatch.
tBy Associated Pressi


San Antonio, Tex. June 27.-A
demonstration that industry and In
genuity are about half OF the battle
when scientific methods are applied
TO fighting boil weevils has been given
by two farmers near Floresville. They
knew that squares attacked by weevils
fall TO the ground more readily, than
other squares; that in fact they usual
ly fall prematurely Of their own
weight. and that the weevll eggs hatch
rapidly from these fallen squares.
These farmers devised simple in.
strument which negro could handle
In removing the squares before the
weevil eggs had time to hatch. They
filled the end OF n stick with spikes
by attaching 10 II a piece OF leather
studded with sharp pointed nails. The
negro took this stick and walking
leisurely down a row knocked the cot
ton plants enough so that the diseased
squares fell TO the ground. whereuT
he speared them with the spikes anc
tossed them into bag over his shoul
der. II is said the spiked stick, re
quiring little or no effort. made an
ideal job from the negro's point oi
view and that he reduced the apparent
supply OF weevil squares by more
than fifty per cent.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-06-27
PRESIDENT
HAS HIS
DOUBTS
AFTER REcEIvlNo REPORTS
FROM AMERICAN DELEGATES
TO PEACE MEDIATION, THE
PRESIDENT EXPRESSED DOUBT
ABOUT cARRANzA COMING IN.
lBy Associated Pressl

Washington. June 27.-After receiv-
ing report from the American dele.
gates TO the peace mediation OF their
conferences with Minister Naon. Of
ficials close to the President made It
known that the President will be
greatly surprised II the Constitutional
lists enter the conference.
General Huerta informed the United
States that he was unwilling for Con.
sui slllIman to return to saltillo. The
request for his return was purely for
NAL. as the Constitutionalists are now
In control OF that city.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-06-27
PosToFFIcE EMPLOYEES
TO GET VACATIONS

On July l the vacation period for
the employees OF Uncle Sam at the
Bryan postoffice will begin. During
the vacation period an extra clerk will
be employed and John Mcmillan will
oficiate at the general delivery win
dow, having made the highest grade
in postoffice civil service examinations
for Brazos County. Hudson Myers
will be the first to get rest and the
Others will follow in order. Mr.. and
Mrs. Myers will spend several days in
Houston and Galveston during their
vacation.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-06-27
CURB AND GUTTER WORK.

The concrete curb and gutter work
on West Anderson street under w. ].
Ratliff. the contractor. is progressing
nicely. A block and half has been
completed this week. The city street
department viii grade and properly
drain the street in the near future.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-06-27
AUTO Spill MEANS
DEATH AND INJURY
One Dead. One Fatally Hurt and Five
Others Injured at
Plttsburg.

Pittsburg. Pa. June 2I.-Benton
Davis of Hot Springs. Ark. was prob
ably fatally injured, Annie Loeffier OF
Pittsburg was killed. and five others
hurt early today when their automo-
bile plunged into a deep ravine.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-06-27
ENGLISH SUFFS
MOB KING GEORGE
Knocked the Kings Hat Crooked and
Pelted Queens Paraso With
Suff Pamphlets.

London. England, June 27.--(Bulle-
tin. Suffragettes at last reached the
sacred person of the King today. Two
women slipped past the police, meet
ing the royal couple at the entrance
of Hyde Park, showering them with
suffragette pamphlets, knocking the
Kings hat sideways and pelting the
Queens parasol. Police carried the
women away struggling violently.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-06-27
OPENED THE GRAVE
To INVESTIGATE
Dallas Grand Jury Probing Death Of
Blacksmith Who Died
Last Week.
nv Associated Press,

Dallas. Tex. June 27.-Mrs. A.
Thomas. widow OF the Mesquite black.
smith who died last week. was before
the grand Jury today with her nine
yearold daughter in connection with
the secret investigation OF the black
smiths death. The body was ex-
humed.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-06-27
STATE BANKS SLOW
TO COME IN.
Only Fifty Qualified for Membership
In Federal Reserve
system.

Washington. June 27.-Only fifty
State banks and trust companies have
qualified for membership In the Fed
eral reserve system. although seventy.
Ave hundred National banks have
qualified. The State laws are blamed
for the small entry OF State banks.
Washington officials say there are
only twenty States where State banks
can enter legally These include Tex.
as and Arkansas
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-06-27
TEXAS BISHOP
CALLS ON POPE
fBy Associated Pressl
Rome. Italy. June 27.-Pope Plus to-
day received Bishop Gallagher OF Gal
weston. s-,
fBy Associated Pressl

Bishop Gallagher has visited Bryan
and villa Maria often. and is held in
the highest love and venerstion by
the Catholics OF this community and
throughout the State.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-06-27
GOT THE MONEY
BEFORE HE VOTED
U. S. District Attorney Says Paynter
Got the Money TWO Weeks Before
Voting for Lorimery
tBy Associated Pressl

Chicago, ILL.,, June 27.-The United
States district attorneys office here
issued statement that United States
Senator Paynter borrowed $29,15O
from the Lorimer and Munday bank
two weeks before he (Paynter) voted
in favor of Lorimer retaining his seat
In the Senate.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-06-27
WANT CAMPS FOR
CONSERVATIVES

Washington, June 27.- Texas and
Colorado physicians today urged the
House interstate commerce committee
to establish government camps and
hospitals for consumptives.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-06-27
More Rebel Ammunition.

INV Asrortatef ''"~Ss
Galveston. Tex, June u. - The
schooner Grampus cleared from here
today for Havana. carrying 100000
rounds OF ammunition for the Consti-
tutionalists at Tampico.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-06-27
PASSENGERS SAVED
AFTER LONG WAIT
Heavy Seas Caused by Earthquake
Drove Crowded Vessel
on Rocks.
fBy Associated Pressl

Batavia, Java. June 27.-Heayy seas
caused by an earthquake drove the
steamer Kntuck. crowded with native
passengers, ashore in the straits last
Sunday. Rescue vessels saved her
passengers today.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-06-27
COL. ROOSEVELT
| IN THE DISCARD
Ordered to Absolutely Rest Four
Months for Jungle Fever
and Big Spleen.

Oyster Bay. n. Y. June 27.-Physi-
clans today ordered Colonel Roosevelt
to rest absolutely for four months.
He is suffering from an enlarged
spleen and loss of vitality from jungle
fevers.