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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-29
! TUGS DRAG SEA BOTTOMN ~.
- ENDEAVOR TO LOCATE SUBMARINE

+ - - Z - contiBusd pare -
sweep Of wire cable viii to try out dygtube which is
being constructed under the supervision Of Civil Engineer
c. w Parks Thisisa cylinder 10 feet diameter
and 10 feet in height sealed at both ends is fitted
with four headlights Of 1inch glass; five inches in diameter
capable resisting pressure with large margin of safety
Inside this tube man viii be placed and the apparatus
viii swung overheard and lowered to just clear Of the ocean
floor The tube viii be slowly carried back forth
the spot where the ia is known lie until the observer no
es those charge of the hosting apparatus by of
telephone that he has actually seen the submarine
Then the cylinder win be moved along the hull until the
bow and stern are located With this information it is be
eved that chain sings be passed under the vessel pre-
partoy to fitting her The observer in the tube watch
the operation telephone directions which viii make the
work many times easier than Of cropping bfndy
in the Gee Il depths. 6 aa sf A sA5#8
The diving cylinder is being made at the Honolulu Iron
Works rush job It will weigh about 10 on
facesand about and half Submerged Besides
ing Inc and telephone connection the tube viii be fitted with
air hose which viii keep the air fresh with possibly slight
pressure for the great depth although this will not be
alley man to make Investigations at normcl pressure or
whereabouts.
MAKE DAYLIGHT START ,
At daylight this morning. the working parties turned
f6f6ughy refreshed by rest tackled the job with
renewed determination To the tugs Navajo and Intrepid was
assigned the principal part Of this mornings task that OF
sweeping the bottom with ong length Of wire cable
across the spot where the IA lies Even with the spot definite
" located by ranges and marked by spar buoy it is
tain operation get cable caught the snken ship The
wire might directly the boat number Of times and
s fail to hold The best chance Is 70 GET the cable under
either the bow the and the searcher by
certain Of how the hnll lies
At $50 this morning signal sent from the Navajo
the Alert 1--WE have heavy strain drag but this
soms distance from the spot where the IA lies and
( proved to- be only Ia small obstruction Il
The first sweep nads by the two tugs carried away the
the great nprush Of bubbles had given further i
dcaon that the directly beneath This disturbance
Of the surface occurred late yesterday afternoons when the
- 1fofa
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SHo,pitdI
= Reports q

James R Wood charged with heed
less driving, when arraigned at po-
Ice court today asked for more time
to plead. The case has been set for
hearing on April 6. =. IF
w Wademeyer. charged with oper-
ating, an automobile without having q
license, forfeited bail amounting to
SO when the case was called in POI
lice court this morning. ~ i
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Daf Yen Chang. Honolulu ..-.......27
Annie Myuk Ching, Honolulu ......2f
Jacob 4, B. Kauiaa. Jr,. Honolulu. 20
Elizabeth K. Aweau, Honolulu. :. =. 20
Yee Kying Sac, PunDeRe ......... "a
Kim Nam. U. S. / S. >,....-......1s
Kim Sac Young. Kohala ...:....34
Park Soon Nam, U. S. l. S........,20
Kerziro Shimtc, Puunene .....,3t
Shika fochH. Z. S. J.. S. ........,.24
sesakv KaHwahara. Honolulu. :. 81
Sato Kitagawa, U. s. l. s. ........ 20
Tito Caluh Calico. Puuloa .......,22
Mary Kaahanui, Puuloa ..........15
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ST.RsmIEFflN ETvrS vOT
T0DA1'S NEWS TO-DAY
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-29

will leave Honolulu at 10 p. m. on
Saturday, returning Sunday night. :
The senate psssed one bill on tJir1
reading today. H. b. 81. setting aside
$4,000 to be used by special commits
sion. appointed by the governor. in,
nyaIninfng into the Territory's arte-
sian supply and resources
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-03
3lxk'N aAri9tea.
Mfttp 0 d 8. Wlars:

MittpO4, 3. WGr3.
Der obsr. Obioflub 1T i'm GaIler
besriffen, bier absr 1T berfelbe se.
fern nod stpas seitiegen uno batt'
am glbsnb einsn Wa )sritanb DOn 21.7
SUB.
Di. folssnben 9spsi9sn trnfsr
pdbreub bss seftrigen Cages Rier elm;
pittsburs. pa.-4.6 SUB, fdlt.
Wbseiins, 80. @u.-10.8 SUB. faat.
partersburs, 90. 0d.-12.4 SUB.
Aanapba Sails, 10. @a.-4.7 SUB.
gharIeiton, 20. Bass JuB, FAINT.
portBmoutb. C.-21.5 5ub, iteist.
aouisDills, ab.-8.8 SUB, fdllt.
GpansoilIs, Sno.-154 SUB, fdlit.
HafbpilIs. 1snn.-12.4 SUB.
Chattanooga, Ienn.-12.4 Jub. fdlt
Cairo, Jn,-33. 0Jub. fdllt.
Rsmpbis, 9snn.-27.1 Gub.
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WittIere unb Ftbtp,re gti,re ss.25

WittIsre unb f1ipsre Stisre $6.25
-750; onsesifiene $780,. 80;
O4fsn $2.75-600; JleiIders 5tisr,
s5.75-7.50; 9eiTtrs $5.5O-7.50;
ouserIefsne Bis eyira ieiGts $3.50
775; aiibs $8W-5.75; auserlefen,
BIB srtra $5.85-6.50; ganners $3.,
50-4.50.
Butler. = Der Wartt mar beu.
te landiam unb bic prisIe fielsn um
15-35e. per 100 pfunb, ba bic 3u.
fubr 5ismiid grob mar.
Wassrs unb leidte $4.75-5.65;
Bologna $5.75-6.50; grtra $3.50
--6.65; fstte 9utlsn $6.25-6.75.
aGfbtr. 81. 3ufubr pal
Siemli6 sroB unb Der Marft fdipad
Die Drsiie fielen um 25-50c.
Drbindre BIS srobs $5.Oo-10.O0;
fair Bic cute leidts $7.5o-10.25i
.rtra $10.50; sinige iauep frii6e $10.'
TIL %. .
G 4neine.- 2ei6te unb NIT,
telf6fpsrs @eridnbtiorten iparsn beu'
I. fart unb itisgtn um &c per 10C
gfunb. pDtslz unb syIeiI9erfprt.r
fielsn nm sc unb idpere Sdpein.
Don $50 pfunb unb barii6er um 10
20e.
edapsr. g4psin., $50 gfunb unt
auftpdrts, S6.60-6.85; gut. bis aus.
srIsfens WerpadlInsss unb iSl.if1ers
IOrten $6,S5-6.90; Orbindrs Biz
oussrleisne ihntre fstts Sdue $500
$50; grtra $500; Stass s4.OO-
500; lsi6is uub mittIsre @erfanbt.
iprten $6.75-7.05; Jerfel ,1l0 pfo
unb tpeniser $550-6.75.
g 6afs unb 2dmm.r. -
Der Marit mar bsut, l.bbuft uHt
fart.
Sf,1f.: 9uts bis nuserIdene S..
50-5.75; DON Der Isidteren beff,rer
Qualitdt iparen mebrere gum Ser.
tauf - 2dmmer S9.00-9.50;
Sprtas a1rnnlsr S12.0o-15.o0.
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9dsitder aNarftberid,t.
eiutinnatt, Q. mdrs


DE na@foIssnben Quotirunstn Be.
sisbsu ii& niir auf Gnsros 1rans4
uitionen. Bel ilsineren Geihdftsr
iprrben eiipas bSbsre prsiis tsrs9nst.
proptfion H.
G6maIa. prima Gteam
9.50-9.60; Gdmiip S4mui3 10A
--10le pro pfuub.
9rodengeiaIsenes Jleiid {
Gbori clear Geiten 1O4--102c, fborl
Rinnfsitsn 10-104e, .rtrd fhcrl
clear Gxiteu 10--l03e, G9ulte.n 81
Sic. Bellies 10a-114c uub 4
mebr perpddt.
Bacon S6ort clear Seitsr
11t-11ser, srtra ihort clear Seitsr
113-11ar, fbOrt gaippsnfsit.n III
Like. S6ulkrn 9i-10e uub Bel.
liss 12--12ae, greatfeii Bacon Is
--19ae, S1ultern I2i--13c, srcdsn.
Beef G4inlsn 27-29e.
Gibstp6ttltes GIeif4
Smtnfen lZ--lZ4t, YfeNn SWup
tern ea--sse, B.IIiss 14A-15e.
G&aItern 9i-9ac. gtp BORT gui
94-9se.
Grifdes Gteifh. - S@in'
len 11--11Ae, gienic S4uitern g.
8ie, Sd,ultern S--8}c. iborl
Rippenieiisu 8s-98e. fbcrt slea'
Seitsu 10--10Ae, ertra fbort Gtitsr
93-10e, 8slli,s 10a-13ac prt
pfunb.
Wlebl unb gefreibe.
MebI. - Winter g.at.nt $6.75-
6.95; WBintsr Gansp $6.40--6.55; DO
Gnmilp $6.40-6.15; Grtra S5.55-
5.75; Srbin6res $5.35555; Sar'
ter Meissn patsnt $7.40-785; So
fancD S6.95-7.20; bo. Uamilp S5.'
80; @osssnme5l, nDrbpeiil. &C.
mii4tes $6.15-6.40; rsin.s Gitp S6.'
45--s.5o; Gitp semif&tes s6.15--
$40.
Wsisen - Hp. 2 rotber Min'
ter $145; Ro. 8 DO. $1.43-1A4a
30. A DO. S1.N-1.43.
WeIf9torn. - go. ipeibti
74sc; wo. 2 bc. 74-74as; 80. 3 bo.
73a-74c; gao. 4 bO. 72h-73ae; go
8 bo. 71-72e; SO. 8 DO. 70-71r,
go. / s.lbss 72e; 30. 2 DO. 71-72ei
so. 8 bo. 7o-71e; RO. 4 su. 68--
SOC; go. 8 DO. 67--6Sc; go. 8 DO. &c
--67e. - go. / asmiidits Tic; go
2 DO. 71-71sc; SO. 3 bO. 70-71e
30. q bo. 6s-69c; go. 8 ho. 81
6Sc; no. 9 cc. 68-67c. msibel
Rorbenspra 73-75t; selbss aplben'
torn 74-76e; ssuiiHiss RpI5entorr
73-75e per 8uibel.
6afsr - go. 2 ipsiber 57--
57ae; Gtanbarb ipeibtr 56l-57s
gap. 8 ipsiber 58-56Ac; Ro. 4 fpeibel
$3.50; SO. 2 semiftt.t 56-56ae
go. 8 semiI9tsr 55a-56e; Ho. 4 &C.
mifdt.r 55-55Ae.
Roaasn - 30. 2 S1.10-1-i
II; SO. 8 s1.os-1o9; 90. 4 s1.0s
--1.W.
mhisth.
g.rtduft ipurbsn 459 8bIs. Wi'
liilIsrs HiniTheS gcObs auf ber Dnisi
BON 1.39 per @alIcne.
@reeeriss.
aafFes. - Martt rubia. pttiI'
iissts. -. -.
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Gbieaao. 2. gQGrs.

G9itago, 2. RGrs.
Meis.n. - Jlr Moi $1.41t-1.s
4si. am S6lub $1.42i; fur Suli
$l.14-1.19I, am SHlub SILICA.
WelTd,cru. - tSiir Meai 71-72sc;
am 6&lub 72ac; fir SuIi 73-74ss;
am S&Iub TAX.
Saf.r. - Cir glai 53he-55sc;
am 5&tub 55ac; fir SuIi 4s5-52ss.
am SdIub 51st.
Rpae,u. - 7o-80e.
g,rfts. - $5.00-6.5o.
stmotbp. - $5.0o-6.5o.
Rle.. = S1O.5O-14.50.
PORT. - Siir Tsoi s17.02-17.40,
am SdIub s1732; fir Sult ST.
F-17.77, am sdluB $17.75.
56maI,. - Jiir Nai 1o.15-1o.'
30, ON G9luB 1890; fir SuIi TO-
40 10.57, ON S6luB 1880.
Rippsnfsitsu. = Jiir Uidi S9.75-
9.90, am S6Iub $50; fir SuIi $40.
05-10.20, ON Sdlub $10.17.
Butter. - Deortt urspstdunert.
gier. - prtiie nitbristr.
aurtOffeIn. = Rdrtt rubie unb IN.
petGnnert.
wefliigeI. - 2tbsnnes- - Nsoril
luuDsrdnbeTt.
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Hudkr. - Yrttie rep. HnIs
finirter Gut aonf $7.15, potpberso
S6.35; Cubes $3.50; arnnnlnteS
1925; gonfettioners .,a1 S6.15; Dff
.gs $3.50; ipeiber ertra e. s5.70
ertra e. $3.50, q. @. GlcrifieO ipei.
&c rS5.90-6.OO, DO. eelber $40
$50 per 100 gflHo.
'Wofnifss IN fsiie.---Neip Crs
leans Open Rsttle 4055s. gentrifus
aal 20-30e per gnlIcne.
8eis. - 2cuiiinnn, 5nncp Seno
TIE, prima 8--6ks, orbindrer
4-4le, Sapan 5--5he Der gfirnb.
Dairn. probutfe
Butter. - Waorst rubis. prtiIe
nispriaer. - @boIemilF. grtra 33s;
esntraIiaeb Gr!ra 30At; Gtntrali3eo
Tiriis 26-2se; DO. Sttonbs 22--
23c; Gonep 0airp 23e; qadins Stcd
15a-16As per gfunb.
Rdie - g,artt feit Ohio 17c,
gorsweitIider t7-17ac sseip Dcrf
tSe, Gdsueiser t6a-t7as, DO. Yrid
i61--i7is 0imblrser i7--1ss per
Yfunb.
Gisr. - g}reils nie6rissr. g]rinia
friTGs Siibnersisr 17fe, firits 15ie;
Iureinars fisits 1851 ixpaSs 1As;
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gbicagO, 2. Wldrs.

S6spsins, - 3ufu9r 1900. =
preiis nisbriser. Butt $s.B-e.70;
Isifte $6.45-6.65; ssmii4ts $6-4s
$40; fdbiners $6.2o-e.65; rauht
$6.2o-6.35; Jsrtsl $5.75-6.75.
Rinbpisb. =. 3ufubr 5000. Marti
it.tis. ginbeimii6s Sti.re $3.50
7.15; aiihe une 5tifers $3.50-7.7C
aGIbtr $6.5o10.00.
Gdafs. - 3ufubr 5000. Wdrtt
fart. S4ofs $7.10-8.0O; Sdbr'
ling. $7.85-S.75; admmer $7.S6-
1000.
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Wielsuiarh.

Ginciunati. 2. MGr;.
Die 9ufubr uno @usfubr pSbrtnb
Der psrgonsensn "a 5tunStn. ptrslis
den NIT bsrTdbsn 3,it bss porbsrst-
benben 9ases ipur.n ipit fOIst:
3ufuhr:
gfinbp. Shtpsine S9afe
/. WsGrs. 1894 1921 119
2. Mdrs -. 412 3400 1853
4usfuhr:
Rinbb. S5psins S4afs
2. Wdrs -. $40 1894
Rinbpieb. - Die 9ufubr mar
beute sismIia grsb uno Der Wsarfi
irilIissr. Die preiie tisltn nm To-
25c per 100 pfunb. Wil4iiibe fius
ben iur sum @&la&ssa @bua5ms
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Rttp gDrf, 2. Wadr5.

" q - q DtuIbs
3inn - Rartt fei. 5 9onasr
partie $40.15--41.00; % Sonnsr
pdrtie $40.37-41.OO.
Rupfer. = Wartt itetis; glsctro'
lptie $14.75-14.87; gaitinss $14.s
25-l4.62.
giien. = Wartt ruhis uub unpere
Gnbert.
Blei. - Wartt ftsttg, $3.s7-3.92i
SpeIter. Nnrti fart, $10.70.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-03
@eIb, g,onbs Hnb aftien In gsefu gOri.

Ueinaftsvsyisre purbeu ~ sK-asS bis.
foatirt. @e&fd auf Qorssa parta Rstia
~ A7s1 Iar 20 Taee Sihi; 2abel. .Nnwel.
iunstn N.soN un6 Eiht.ggehisl t4.eo,
silbU Dasrsa &c. NerilaniiAs SsllarS
sTXt
sttienmafft-- --Jn ben erhen bsibes
Stunbss baT bsr Rortt uagersesli, Qeasn
SdIub nber frster nnb bic 6Alu tncilrun.
gen nanbeu IN ben msikn Sansn absr be.
nsn BON s,itsrn.
eslssssss. xSass.
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grfIarmme.

surT: ,Gua, mus III ungeidIadt9s
gIld, .lIngeIdInht III, lrenH einer
Iunoe inter @senidJsnfrdIern GeIebt
bat. iino ipenH er oanls suieoer nab
&auis toEEElt-
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@fhtrta MitttL

Griter ShriftIts1er: sd fise iebt
furhtbar in Der 9inte.
3ipeitsr SnriftiteIlsr: .Du muBt
msbr ihrsiben. I'm pieber beruussas
tommen-"
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Th ilmfate is biffses GlsshasbsHs
tsIisisn fi4 terts auf u, ,l2l,0se.
nsssI esfssstasnL
Die uffstn bsr ginr. Gas q Gfsstrie So.
passm tsute ID sstss Ws4Irase nne biz
feibsn raren fen i'm preife. Cont dber
NOR Der Rarit rubie. Die folosneen Str
tduis fino su teridien:
9n nm Dgffs
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Musipdrtise Martte.
Rem gort, 2. mars.

Webl. - wldfii pillis. Sprin pa
tents $7.0O-I40; Winttr patsnts
S6.90-7.15; Dinter Straights So
1850; adafas Straigbts $500
200. 81
Rosg.nm.bI. Martt piiIis; fan
Biz gutes $6.s0-6.90; aussriei.nss
bis faHcD S6.95--7.05.
8ufppsissnmeH. - Aaurn itttig;
$310-3.25 per 100 g,funb.
gudtpsissn. - Tearti rubie.
Nlaismsbi. - Wtartt ftetig.
Rpsssn. - Iartt fdipa8; 30. 2
Weftern $1.23 c. |. I. ytsp YOrt.
@erits. - Wurit fpi[Iig.
Wsi3sn. - Worfi f4pdd; Ro. 2
rotber s1.51s unn Rc. 2 barter 81.
53t, allsr auf ben geIsfen fir guss
fubr; RO. Rottberu Duluth S1.46a
anb Rp. / giprtbsrn Nonitobd $780,
{. /. (. Buffalo.
MeIIttorn. - Martt feit. - 30
Z, I'd = crt RI. n..c.k
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mktsth.

gertdnft purbtn 459 8bIs. Dt.
liilIsrs HiniTheS gcpbs duf ber Bats
bon S1.39 Der GalIcne.
Greeeriss.
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JoNEs-FusHAK.

Mr.. Robert Jones OF Dallas. and
Miss Julia Fushak Of Kurten were
quietly united in marriage at the home
OF the brides sister Mrs. Hugo Lienz
today at 100 o'clock. Rev. NJ. Z.
Weaver. pastor OF the First Baptist
church officiating. There were few
friends and the members OF the family
present. The time honored ring cere-
mony was used.
The groom is a young business man
Of Dallas. and is an estimable young
gentleman.
The bride Is a daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Fushak. OF Kurten one OF
Brazos County's most prominent Ger
man families. She was born and rear
ed In this county. and has quite a
number Of friends who express con
gratulations and best wishes for the
young couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones left Immediately
after the ceremony for Dallas where
they will make their home in the
future.
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Mrs. ]. A. Pope Is visiting relatives
In Thornton.
Herbert W. Reed has gone to San
Antonio to spend Christmas at his
home.
Miss Mona Goodson went to Fort
Worth today for visit to friends and
relatives.
Miss Erin Blatherwick left today for
a visit to her father. Raymond Blather'
wick OF Dalhart.
II. c. Robinson Jr. arrived from
Houston today to join his wife In q
visit to her parents Mr.. and Mrs. w.
T. James.
Miss Lois Reynolds returned to her
home in Franklin today after a pleas
ant visit to her aunt Mrs. Mamie
Rohde.
Judge V. b. Hudson and son Charley
left today to Join his wife who is visit
ing her daughter Mrs. Wayne Evans Of
Hugo. Okla.
DR.. and Mrs. Elzey Jones arrived
today from Texas City to spend Christ
mas with DR.. Jones parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. s. Jones.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-23

We have a complete lipe OF Xmas
cigars In fancy boxes Of %. In all the
popular brands. Let us supply you.
Read & Stewart.
W. II. Free OF Edge left yesterday
for Union Springs. Ala. to spend
Christmas with felatives and for a
visit TO his old hofn-s-
Miss Lois Pipkin is at home rom
Baylor College at Bolton TO spend the
holidays with her parents. Rev. and
Mrs. ]. ]. Pipkin.
Miss Ethel Gelber has returned
from the State University at Austin
TO spend the Christmas holidays with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gelber
W. h. Tucker is at home from Waco
where he is attending T6by's Business
College. TO spend Christmas with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. ID. Tucker
The lnterurban will not operate ex
press and freight car on Xmas Day
Please make shipments Dec. "a. Bry
an College lnterurban Railway.
! Miss Essie Jones arrived today from
the Sam Huston Normal at Huntsville
to spend the holidays with her parent
Mr.. and Mrs ]. d. Jones Of Harvey.
Mrs S. ]. Balm and daughters. Misse
winifred and Mary Baine, Of Houston
ARRIVED today to spend Christmas wit
Mrs. Bain's mother. Mrs. NJ. J. Parker
Orders for poll tax not necessar
to have revenue stamp. We have Jus
lreoeived notice from Internal Rev
nue. Collector A. s. Walker that o.
ders for poll tax not required TO hav
revenue stamp. W. !. MeCulloch. Tia
Collector. Brazos County. Texas.
? Miss Virginia Spence OF College
at home from the State University
/ Austin to spend Christmas with HI
parents, Professor and Mrs. ID. v
\ Spence.
/ You viii find our stock OF Jacob
b Candies. Leather Goods. Ivory Good
Perfumes. Toilet Waters. Pipes. Fa
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cy Stationary, Xmas Cards and East
man Kodaks and Conklin's Fountain
Pens complete. Read a Stewart.
Misses Ara Haswell and Della Law.
renee arrived yesterday from Austin.
where they are attending the State
University. TO spend the holidays at
their homes in this city.
The Steep Hollow school, Of which
Professor A. b. Ford is principal,
closed for the Christmas holidays yes
terday Professor Ford has gone to
his home IN Normangee TO spend the
holidays.
have an elegant line Of diamonds
in stock al very reasonable prices.
Rough diamonds have advanced 10
per cent and the next importation will
be high. j. you are interested in this
| liut We Nah iAtort soes - sAs N"'e
well. the Jeweler.
Mrs. r. NJ. Gordon and little son,
Robert Gordon Jr. arrived from Hous.
ton last night to spend Christmas with
Mrs. Gordon's parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
W. +. Saunders.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Buchanan went
10 Houston yesterday afternoon to at
tend the marriage OF their son, Frank
Buchanan, TO Miss Dora Dent OF that
city today.
/ The Bryan bowlers are making ar
; effort to arrange a long distance tele
. phone tournament with the teams Of
, Houston. Brennan and La Grange
/ The promoters plan to have two team
OF each town roll on their alleys an'
5 the results be S,red into Houston. l
I the plans are carried through tn
r games will be rolled on next Tuesda,
:. night. Bowling is becoming quite poT
ular in Bryan and II is highly possibl
8 Bryan will be represented In the stat
]. tournament TO be held in Houston 4
= February.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-23
POULTRY SHOW.

In preparing your poultry for the
Brazos County Poultry Show, remem-
Der We have in stock
oyster Shell crushed
Milo Maize whole grain
Mixed chicken feed
chops
Oats
Our turkeys. chickens and geese
that we have for sale are kept In
open. sanitary yards.
Phone Phone Phone
2s5 ss5 4s5
Hensarling Mercantile Company
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Mrs. Marvin Baker went to Bren.
ham today to spend Christmas with
relatives.
Mrs. p. S. Tilson arrived today from
Houston 10 visit her mother. Mrs. NJ.
J. Parker
Mrs. ID. c. Buchanan and Miss Fac
Buchanan Of Harvey were shopping in
the city today.
Santa Claus gets most OF his candy.
fruit. nuts, etc. at Hardy Newton's
Candy Corner.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Mcvey and son
Michel we're visitors to the city from
Minter Springs today.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. b. Allen have gone
10 Longview 10 spend Christmas with
Mrs. Aliens parents.
Justice l.. ID. MCGEE LEFT yesterday
for Henderson. Tenn, for q visit to
relatives and friends.
! W. II. Benbow Of Harris school com.
munity left sesterdsy- fof a visit to
relatives In Luverne. Ala.
p. ID. Oliver OF Chicago. H.. went "a
Caldwell today TO visit relatives after
q brief visit In this city.
We will be glad 10 show you any
article In our line. Come today. j
NJ. Caldwell. the Jeweler.
Miss Nora Henry Of Edge Is at home
from Mexia. where she is teaching
b for the Christmas holidays.
Our stock is so large II Is still un
broken. Come and see for yourself
]. NJ Caldwell. the Jeweler.
For egg producing feed phone Wei
Bros. for "vick's Chick Mix" hen foo
and chicken wheat. Phone $40.
Mrs. J. T. Reese arrived yesterda.
from Denton for visit TO her son
/ Professor J. l.. Reese and family.
Mrs. d. ID. Eastman OF Wilson arri'
ed today to spend Christmas with he
parents. DR.. and Mrs. J. W, Howell.
, Mr., and Mrs-Jcnn Wilcox and chile
1 ren~ur Tabor left today for a visit
relatives and friends In Aledo, Texai
| Oscar b. Park arrived yesterda
from Dallas to spend Christmas wit
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. $. Parl
| Miss Caro- Mae. Edwards has returl
ed TO her home in Millicsn. after
visit to friends and relatives in nj
city.
| Ten thousand Berwick Bay oystel
for Christmas at Hardy Newton
market Friday. Phone Ols) your G
der now.
Uncle Dave Foster and rrand-daug
ter Miss Lola Foster OF Steep Hollo
went to Thoyndale today for Wis
TO relatives.
Nothing more useful than a pie
OF furniture for a Christmas preset
You will find the best selection
Levy Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. C. Street Jr. and -
Calder OF Houston are guests Of MI
Streets mother. Mrs. G. W. smi
sr. for Christmas.
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LOCAL and OTHERWISE

A. A. Dean Of Tabor was in town to-
day.
A. W. Dyess was here today. from
Harvey.
For heavy hauling and moving see
Henry Bell.
Prof. J. NJ. Moore was in town to
day from Edge.
q. W. Showers went to Mart on
business today.
Kings package candy at 25 per cent
discount. ]. H. Burden.
c. NJ. Risinger was in the city to-
day from Steep Hollow.
Kings Candy. 800 box 75e: $500
box sl.5o. J. II. Burden.
J. n. Walker Of Alexander was In
town on business today.
Mrs. Charlie Stephan Of Houston IA
a guest Of relatives in this city.
Our new Art Squares have arrived
and they are beauties. Levy Bros.
Edgar Derden has returned from a
brief visit to relatives in Hampstead.
Chifforobes. Rockers, Ladies' Dress
ing Tables and Desks at Levy Bros.
Jacob Fuchs Sr. was a visitor tS
the city from Pitts Bridge today.
Read Hardy Newton's ad on frs
page for Christmas dinner specialties
Miss Mistrot will give her monthly
dance Thursday evening at abe Moos'
Hail.
Mr.. and Mrs W. S. Beckwith lef
today for a visit to relatives in Pale
stine
Phone 4l2 or 80 for carriage o
wagon. Guy Barrows. ! do plowinI
also.
Have you seen all those beautiful
Xmas gifts at J. NJ. Caldwells jewelr,
Store.
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METHODIST SUNDAY
SCHOOL CHRISTMAS TREE.

The Methodist Sunday school win
have its Christmas tree Friday night
in the church. All the children Of
the Sunday school are urged to come.
Every one who comes Is asked 10
bring some kind Of fruit. orange. apple
or banana. etc.
A merry Christmas win welcome all.
CHAS. T. TALLY. Pastor.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Our store will be open tonight and
tomorrow night. 23rd and 2%th.
WEBB BROS.