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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-15
metal steeds and returned to Garth.
Commercial League Games.

Commercial League Games.
The largest attendance OF the sea.
SON so far was at the Commercial
basketball game Friday night. when
NJ. r. p. Co. beat Kellogg Birge, Ellis,
and Purity Oats won from G. B. & O.,
21-14.
Line up Of NJ. R. P. Co.: King and
Harrington, forwards; Murray, center;
Kane. Wycon, venning, Schmidt and
Knapp, guards.
Line up OF Kellogg-Birge: Allen, Nc
Quoid, and Bower. forwards; Breiten-
stein, center; Fowler and Porteraeld,
guards.
Line up of Purity Oats: Touhey and
McGrath, forwards; Akerson, center;
Corners and Board, guards.
Line UP OF c. B. & O.: Morris, Sho-
walter and Versteig, forwards; Peter
son, center; Barber and Phillips,
guards.
1t was with great effort that Pur-
ity Oats kept c. B. & @. 1T the bottom
of the line, for the railroad
men fought every minute OF the game.
They have the spirit that wins In the
long run, and will no doubt put up as
hard battle as any other team IN the
league from now on.
Record breaking crowds are expect
ed this week. when the following
games will be played.
Tuesday, Nov. -17-Keckuk Electric
VS.. Kellogg Birge; C. B. & @. vs.. Huis-
Ramps.
Friday, Nov. 2o.-Huiskamps vs..
Purity Oats; NJ. r. P. Co. VS.. Irwin
Phillips.
The Y. NJ. C. A. junior team went
to Carthage Friday night and lost to
the Carthage Cubs by one basket, 3d.
81. The boys made wonderful show
ing considering the fact that this was
their first appearance together. while
the Cubs have a couple Of years play
ing to their credit.
The floor on which they played was
about one-fourth the size of the Keo-
kuk Y gym, which was an added Tea
ture to cause the game to be littse
rough, and to give the home team
slight advantage. The Carthage boys
are very small, and quick, and their
team work is very good. Both sides
missed many possible scores. They
will play return game here In De-
cember, and the Keokuk Juniors are
more than confident that they will
have a walkaway.
Line up, Keokuk juniors-Seifcrt
(Capt.). and McQuoid, forwards; Nc
Cav, center; Dickey and Hoffman,
guards.
Carthage Cubs: Hartzall and CamI'.
bell. forwards; Wood, center; Jenkins
(Capt.) and Hevox, guards.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-03-13
At the Dixie tonight.

! F. II. tmith, the district court re-
porter, left today to spend the week
end at his home in Austin.
Mrs. w. c. Jones of Mexia arrived
today on visit 10 her daughter, Mrs
G. b. Wheeler of College.
| The remains were taken charge OF
by one of the colored lodges to which
| she belonged and given burial.
All the bug-hunters Oh the Campus
should attend the benefit at the Dixie
tomorrow. Two special programs. AT.
tend afternoon and night.
Judge J. G. Scott returned TO his
home In Franklin today to spend the
weekend, as the district court has ad.
journed until Monday morning.
Mrs Ellen Lander and Mrs. Rachel
Hart left today for their homes in
Flemingburg, KY, after pleasant Wis
1t to Mrs. T. X. Lawrence.
Mrs. II. N McAshan of Houston and
Miss Lois Reynolds of Franklin ar
rived today for visit to Mrs. Mamie
Rohde, after visit to relatives in
Hearne.
Mrs. j. E. c. Sanders returned yes
terday from visit to relatives in San
Antonio. She was accompanied home
by her mother, Mrs. Lydia Locke. who
will be her guest for short while.
The boys will appreciate your help
ing them out by attending thier bene-
fit at the Dixie tomorrow afternoon
and night. Two special programs.
See them both.
You will find out where to get good
coffee II yon get cup free of the
famous Royals Blend, served at Eu-
gene Edges, under the auspices of the
Ladies' Aid of the First Baptist
Church.
A free cup of the best coffee made
will be served you with Vanilla
Creams If you call at Eugene Edge,
on the corner. under the auspices of
the Ladies Aid Society of the First
Baptist Church. Mrs. NJ. p. Dumas.
demonstration of the famous Original
Royals Best Blend of Coffee, will
take pleasure in serving you.
Vanilla Creams, made by the Nation.
al Biscuit Co., and a cup OF coffee
made from Royals Best Blend Cot
fee, the blue ribbon winner at the
1913 Texas Cotton Palace. will b e
served you free under the auspices of
the Ladies' Aid Society of the First
Baptist Church. If you will call at
Eugene Edge, on the corner
]. n Royal of Corsicana spent last
night and today in Bryan visiting rela
tives and also looking after business
matters. He is the head of the Royal
Coffee Company of Corsicana and the
leading brand of his goods. Royals
Blend" is now being demonstrated in
this city. Mr.. Royal is an old Brazos
County boy and his many friends here
were glad to see him.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-03-13
MARRIAGE LICENSE
Jenkins Butler and Ethel Kenney.
NOTICE.

Any accounts that ] may have over
looked settling please mail to me at
league, Texas. T. ]. PRESTON.
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20, and in the meantime the entire
paving matter be checked and verified
by the. finance committee, Judge Do.
remus and the engineers.
lnasmuch as Mr.. j. c. Nagle had
been employed at the outset as con
sulting engineer. the coun~.l thought
it would be well to have him come
over from Austin and inspect the fin
ished street On motion Alderman
Haswell was authorized to communi.
cate with Mr.. Nagle and have him
come over between now and the 23d,
the date the matter is to come up for
final settlement.
The members said this course would
not only satisfy them, but would also
satisfy the people. There was a strong
feeling evidenced throughout the pro-
ceedings that the people must be sat
isfied, in which the mayor councilmen.
engineers and Contractor Proudfoot
shared.
The council adjourned.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-03-13
DISTRICT COURT.
Grand Jury Adjourned for the Term
Returned "a Indictments.

In the district court yesterday the
case of Mrs. Pattie Sims VS.. Hillman
d. Wilson, suit to remove cloud from
title. verdict was rendered in favor
of the plaintiff.
The case OF j. L. Fountain. guardian
of Charlotte, Ellen and Mack Sanders,
VS.. the American Bonding Company,
is on trial. The plaintiff is represent
ed by Bate G. Minkert, and the de-
PENDANT company by Doremus, Butler
& Henderson.
The grand jury has adjourned for
the term after returning twenty-four
indictments. thirteen of which were of
the grade of felony and eleven misde-
meanors.
Following is a list of the netit iu+r
drawn for the third week of the court:
G. w. c. Norwood H. w. South. C.
H. Gardner. w. f. Elliott. C. n. Shea
ley. s. B. Wilson, J. T. Vance. A. r
Parker, ]. c. Means. P. f. Swancoat.
f. NJ. Sallev, ]. o. Tucker, Robert
Lange. W. H. Benbow. j.. C. Royder.
r. @. Astin, G. w Buckhaults. w. H.
Cargill, Zim Eden, Henry Koontz, Tom
Sebesta, A. j. Tauber Jr.. J. T. Dyess,
II. l. wilson, Mike Nysoski' j. =
Wilson. Ed CARL. A. NJ Hartsfield,
Carl Seeley, S. R. Huckaby, R. A.
Barker, H. l.. Ramsay. Chas Holmes.
j. G. W. Allen, NJ. G. Buchanan, VI. S.
Breach.
Judge Scott REQUESTS that all the
iurymen be present, if possible as they
have experienced considerable trouble
in summoning extra jurors in this
court on account of the failure OF the
drawn jurors to be present.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-03-13
LOCAL and OTHERWISE.
Dixie tonight.

Dixie tonight.
Hensarling's sell Royal Blend Cot
fee.
+. w. Lock was down today from
lack.
Fresh butter received daily at Hen
sarling's
s. W. Horn went to Dallas today OF
business.
Her Bible was lying on the pillow
beside her.
vick's Chick-Mix for hens, especial
ly prepared.
Try Royal Blend Coffee, sold al
Hensarling's.
George Williams of Coleview was a
visitor to the city today.
Hensarlings sell the very best
creamery butter.
L. l.. Bradbury OF Franklin is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Conway.
Vicks Chick-Mix for baby chicks
especially prepared.
w. d. Stallings of Benchley was
among the visitors to the city today
Don't fail to get some of the cheap
towels at Hensarling's.
Bottled in bond Kentucky whiskey,
sOc per quart, at Marwill's.
Emmett Cole returned yesterday
from business trip to Franklin.
Attend the A. G NJ. Student Farmer
benefit at the Dixie tomorrow.
Mrs. Maud Jones of Edge went to
Marlin today on visit to relatives
w. f. Graham was in the city on
business today from Rock Prairie.
Help the A. & NJ. boys by attending
the benefit at the Dixie tomorrow all
day.
Mrs. H. B. Mcdowell returned yes
terday from visit TO relatives in
Hearne.
Miss Helen de Maret has returned
from a pleasant visit to friends in
Corsicana.
Mrs. A. d. McConnico of Houston ar.
rived today, and is the guest OF Mrs
j. w. Bats.
Miss Caro- Mae Edwards of Millican
is the guest of relatives and friends
in this city.
Justice MCGEE viewed the body and
returned verdict of death from nat
ural causes.
Mrs. Dora Poole and Mrs. VIII Bat
tie went to Mumford on visit to Mrs.
J. S. jenkins.
DR.. w. F. Proctor went to Dallas
today to attend an important asricul-
tural meeting.
W. r. Henry, T. W. Frame and Tom
Gloss were among the visitors to the
city today from Edge.
Grand special program at the Dixie
tomorrow afternoon and night, benefit
A. & NJ. Student Farmer.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-03-13
ElkS ELECT OFFICERS.

At a regular meeting of Bryan
Lodge No. $50, Benevolent and Pro
tective order OF Elks. held Wednesday
night, the following were elected Of
ficers for the ensuing annual term:
Harry f. beverley Jr., exalted ruler;
A. X. Brown, esteemed leading knight:
NJ. Lawrence Parker, esteemed loyal
knight; NJ. Derden Chance. esteemed
lecturing knight; J. NJ. Gordon. tiler;
X. l.. Hearn, secretary; T. X. Law
renee, trustee, three year term La.
mar Bethea retires as past exalted
ruler, being succeeded by Harry Pew.
erley, and George A. Adams retires
as secretary. being succeeded by r.
L. Hearn. A rousing meeting was
held and active plans put forward for
the big Elks' minstrel, by Henry Ro-
quemore, director.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-03-13
CITY COUNCIL MEETING.
Proposition to Accept Paving on Mair
Street Postponed to 23d.

A special meeting of the city coun
at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon
Mayor Harris presiding and Aldermen
Levy. DAILY, Wilson, Haswell and Wick
present.
Mayor Harris stated that Mr.. Proud
foot had asked that the meeting be
called to accept the Main street paw
ing, and called on Mr.. Proudfoot, who
was present. to make his statement"
Mr.. Proudfoot stated briefly that he
was now convinced that the city had
a good street. and while there were
a few soft spots they were getting
harder every day, and as the city was
amply protected by bonds. he would
he glad if the council would accept
the street.
Alderman Haswell was not ready to
accept and wanted to examine the
bonds, both the construction and main
tenance bonds. the bills. estimates and
property. owners assessments. etc. He
thought the whole business should be
examined by Judge Doremus, counsel
for the city, and checked in detail
Engineer Adams stated that the
estimates, bills. etc, were all ready for
checking.
1t seemed to be the consensus of
opinion that Alderman Haswell's post
ton was correct, and in the discussion
in which all the councilmen and the
MAYOR participated. this was the pre-
waiting idea
Mr.. Proudfoot was also willing for
the delay. stating there was no dispo-
sition on his part to rush matters, and
the spirit he showed in the matter was
very fine.
Accordingly a motion was passed
that the matter be postponed to March
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-03-13
BAPTIST REVIVAL.
Church Filled to Overlooking TO Hear
DR.. Butler Last Night.

The largest congregation of all at
tended the services last evening. The
attention was most marked and evil
IDENTIFY the impression for God and
good was very profound.
DIR. Butler spoke on How the Cos
pei Saves" The gospel he said. was
the good news" The good news OF
the vicarious death and triumphant
resurrection of Jesus Christ for the
guilty sinner who comes to God for
life and salvation. The gospel saved
because there was a union of God and
the sinner in such way that there was
an infusion of the life of God into the
spiritually dead nature of the sinner.
A new spirit and a new life was born
in the soul of the sinner Blood will
tell, especially the blood of Christ.
The most powerful thing in the world
is life. All scientists and theologians
agree on this. The Christian is saved
because he has new life in him. Too
he said this union of God and the
sinner brought two personalities into
ont great task or joy, viz, the saliva
ton of the repeating sinner. One can
nut to fight 1000, but two. 10000
God and the Christian are partners
in the greatest business in the world
God has the most of the capitalize
capital of power wisdom and grace
to displace mans ignorance. helpless
ness and sinfulness. Then again, the
gospel saves because it gives men af
fections and new tasks.
At the service this morning there
was a large congregation and an in
spring audience.
DR.. Butler spoke on the New
Birth" He showed the necessity of
the new life beina implanted in the
individual and we could only be able
to overcome when thus renewed. As
we are born of our parents and are
in. their likeness, so when we are born
again and from heaven we have the
heavenly imprint. When we are born
into the spiritual realm we are pre-
pared for impressions from the HOLY
Spirit and can discern His approach.
How necessary it is for us to be filed
and thrilled with His presence. Many
people who are not in the church are
not new creatures in Christ Jesus and
need to be saved. There are Chris
tians in the church who are living on
the frazZled edge of their high privi-
lege and should get up close to the
warm, beating heart of the Saviour,
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-03-13
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

The Custom Tailorshop has moved
into the place formerly occupied by
the telephone company. This is where
my tailorshop was established in the
year 1880. So If in need of anything
in the tailoring line I invite you to
call on me. JOHN WHITMAN.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-03-13

and this is good time to draw nigh
to Him.
Tomorrow morning Dr. Butler will
preach on How / May Know ! Am
Saved" This is very practical sub.
ject and one in which many people are
concerned. Come out and hear this
sermon.
Services continue daily at 10 a. m.
and 1880 p. m.
Come; you will be welcome.
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TO THE LA6 Es.

26-inch embroideries, 15c per yard,
tomorrow. Now is your time.
DUKE & 'AYRES.
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eximira de i~npuestos
prediales a la q
IA propiedad.

Fl Ministro de Agriculture y
Colonization en- ell Gaoinete del
general Huerta, Lie. Eduardo Ia
mariZ. habIando ha"o no"oS dias
acerca del probIema agrarioy de
su desarrollo en- la RepdbIica, hi
20 entire otras las siguientes i'm
portantes declaraciones:
La concentration de Ia prople
dad, que Sc ha venido realizando
naturalmente. no puede hacerse
desaparecer por medios violentos
Guitando a algunos 10 one les per
tenece para darselo a otros. Tai
acto constituiria I'm verdadero des
POLO, sembraria la inQuietud y la
desconfanza en- todos los propie-
tarios, y seria ell germen de nue.
vas luchas Y discordias intestinas
"Actualmente, puede observar
Sc una tendencia general y expon
tanea hacia la division y fraccio
namiento de las propiedades rus
ticas; pero la iniciativa individual
no basta para que la evoIucion
tenga Iugar rapidamente y me-
nos aun en- las actuales circuns-
tancias en- que falta ell primer e
lemento que es ell capital. Fl ES-
tado debe fomentar esta tenden-
cia wa que no puede valerse de
medios dIrectos, debe aprovechar
los indirectoS que tenga a su al
canoe,
La idea del Gobierno es exi
mir de toda contribution prediaI
4 la pequena propiedad, enten
di6ndose su extension relativa-
mente a las condolences agricolas
Y econ6micas de cada regi6n-la
''pequena propiedad'' en- ell Esta-
10 de Chihuahua resulta gran
p-opiedad' en- ell de T~laXcala-
eximir tambi6n del pago del i'm,
puesto a la propiedad en- que Sc
hayan celebrado contracts de a,
parceria O de arrendamiento,
siempre que sea sobre parcelas, y
establecer una classification de las
tierras' en- consideration asu ca,
lidad y a su aprovechamiento.
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con que eran tratados los eXtran-
ieros, mereciendoio no, en- los
tiempos del general Diaz, ahora
viene a su pals a decir que somos
salvajes y cobardes. comparando
nos con los perros mansos de su
pals, al que acertadamente com
para con IN bulldog, perro de
mucho estima en- esta naci6n que
so precia de civilizada Y que tie
ne verdadero empeno en- civilian
nos a su modo.
Mucho tendriamos que decir so
bre las declaraciones de Wood,
que en- gu mayoria estan plagadas
de falsedades e insultos para
nuestra raza, pero hariamos IN
terminates estas notas y prete-
rimos que nuestros lectores Ia CO.
menten, para que Sc conVenzan
de Ia alteza de nuestra tarea en-
combatir Ia actual revolution. que
nos esta exhibiendo ante ell nun
do, dividiendonos y debilit&nde
nos para ell desgraeiado case de
que tuvi6ramos una guerra e1
trRnjera.
iQue podenos ssperar en- acme
JAMIE sysnto, 81 81 odio para naes
ira rasa esta atsate sdR en- e.
quellos que, como Wood, han co
mido por diez amos los Tv6tss
mericGnoS?
Pero a pesar de Ia alharaca de
esa genie, tenemos confianza TO-
davia en- que la Patria vencera
los escollos que la detienen en- su
marcia, presentandole a cada me
mento ell fantasma de la inter
venci6n norte-americana.