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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1916-11-17
LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18th, 1916

ette Meridian, said strip OF land lying
west of Depot Creek, and running from
the division line between the lands of
j. F. Steel to the line between the
lands known as the RAIDER and Kynis-
ton lands, being the right-of-way for
logging road as is now located;
Also
s. A strip of land forty feet in width
through the land now, owned by Hugh
Murray and Minnie Murray, in Sec
tion 6, Township IL, South, Range 10,
West of the Willamette Meridian;
Also
@ A strip of land forty feet in width
across the northeast quarter of Sec
tion 30, Township 10. South, Range 10,
West Of the Willamette Meridian,
across the land known as the Kyniston
land,
l,.!so
10 A strip of land forty feet in
width for right-of-way for logging
road running north from a point on
the right-of-way on the Kyniston land
in northerly direction to the line be-
tween sections 10 and 30, Township
10, South. Range 10, West of the Will
amefte Meridian.
NOW. THEREFORE, in compliance
with the demands of said execution
decree and order Of sale I will on Sat
srday the 25th day Of November A. d.
1916 at o'clock p. NJ. at the front
door Of the County Court House. in the
City of Toledo. Lincoln County. Ore
gon. sell to the highest bidder for cash,
all the right title and interest of the
above named J. b. Miller Logging Co
corporation Defendant in the above
named action, in the above described
property to satisfy said execution and
order of sale, interest, costs and accru'
ing costs.
Bert Geer.
| Sheriff OF lincoln County, Oregon
Date of first Publication Oct. 27, 1915
Date OF last Publication Nov. "a, 1916
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1916-11-17
FORGET YOUR ACHES
Stiff knees, aching limbs. Ian.

Stiff knees. aching limbs, lam
back make life a burden.
you suffer from rheumatism
gout, lumbago, neuralgia, get a
bottle OF Sloan's Linement, the
universal remedy for pain. Easy
to apply; II penetrates without
rubbing and soothes the tender
flesh. Cleaner and more effect
i've than mussy ointments or
poultices. For strains or spralns
or sore muscles or wrenched
ligaments resulting from stren-
uous exercise, Sloan's Linement
gives quick relier. Keep II on
hand for emergencies. At your
Druggist, 25c.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1916-11-17
WORMS SAP YOUR
CHllD'S STRENGTH

Is your child pale and fretful?
Does he cry out IN sleep or grind
his teeth These symptoms may
mean worms and you should
obtain relief at once. Kickapoo
Worm Killer Is a pleasant rem
edy that kills the worm, and by
its mildly laxative quality expels
II from the system. Worms sap
the vitality and make your child
more suceptable to other all
ments. Your Druggist sells
Kickapoo Worm Killer, 25c. a
box.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1916-11-17

Two good work horses for
sale cheap: also a few brood
sows. high grade Berkshire and
are bred TO full blood Berkshire.
VIII farrow from one to two
months.
Emil T. Radiant.
Siletx, Oregon.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1916-11-17
PUBLIC STENocRAPHER

Mrs. Ethel Bateman Will
do all kinds Of public stem
ographic work. AT j. F.
Stewards law office.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1916-11-17

FOR SALE-Fresh milk
COW. This is a first class COW.
gentle and o good mixer. Price.
$500 Herman Schmitt.
Elk City, Oregon.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1916-11-17

! nv vine mamie 0OSN IOur 1nfnpS
SQUARE. thirty inches long. and set A..
toon inches IN the Ground. marked
~ 8. 7" m the south and "e" on the
north facing. from which = ar sixteen
inches IN diameter hears north. seven
tv.fonr degrees east. th'rtv-ona links
distant. rrsrpnd up. g. n 7 Y. #. n
vine man,n FIVE inches IN diameter
hears north. tortv.snvpn degrees west.
thirty.siy links distant. marked "P. s.
~ SIN IT,: thence south. FIVE de-
rreos fiftv.fva -r'nn'as west nine hun.
drad fortv.siv zoo. N ri-'re on the
right bank OF Depot Slough;
'Also
G. A strip of land forty feet In width
hoInv iwantv feet on each side OF n
center line described as follows: Pc
ginning nj o point forty fent east ~ the
southwest cn-ner ~ the lana belong
Inc to 8. Pomtvedt Estate IN the -1rih
east quarter OF Section ri. TowDshir
10. South. Range 10. West of the vii
Iamntfet Meridian: rrnning thence
northeast along the hill four hundred
feet W n point two hundred seventy
four feet vest NJ the corner of Sections
20. 20. ~ and 80. In said Township
and Range;
Also
T. A strip OF land forty feet IN width
through the north half OF the southeast
Quarter Of Section 20. Township 10
South, Rasge 10. West OF the william
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-12
SPREADS ros eor CAKES.

Fruit sprr,d leo up the pfc'cf'rs
and icllcs bon the Jam closet t0t 10 VIII
suun hc tim, Co. .ilri t new lot Nr'
~ the irlllrs scs,,d plain viii hr 'nuul
delicious Win tine delicate cakes Tho
flannel rpkes. iut instance. mnN Oc
nui,-frd lu the kitDhrn me- iu'N ,nmr
from III, griidIc ami a lishi lrNrt NJ
t,II, sutetl between When oishi n'
nine ntc thus prepared send ~ 'h'
table and serve lN cutting IN v"dF'-
like pie ut hu'tcf and tpfcnd WIN
N,Iil and full up tr fast nt baked CIV
uR n fair form col, French rnnr'k"s
rfs.uN,. m,y tr tHiunfi Win ID
little warm water tul put through The
sieve 10 touu,s the saris " berry PIE
serves. then thiekvnri with "a Wiu'
rnrnsintah aud served Peach. pc'i.
lfprD or uuirrr preserve may re served
'u 'his manner
sugar Spread Make ~ s,tup NJ irr
,ups brown sugar mud hplf ,up wnirt
cooking ~ d,sifsi unusist,rU, which
.hniIi d. ahnut she same o. maple
sup add lssrr trssp'ouWl ~ butte.
,rN flavor With extract uf lrwnr vanilla
ut Wnulr
chocolate SprcNl Melt u tablespoon NJ
utter len saucepan and nid ~ n uur.
hslf square uusv r,tcrvi thn rlnin Slll
until chocolate q melted Then Rhd ,ul
NJ sugar pinch uf salt and me third ,ul
boiling water non until .ursis''Hyf nj
thick Vfuv. ihru remove from fire an'
flavor with vanilla extract
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-12

Dicky sprang TO his feet with n NUT
tered oath. and went to the door. Ho
stepped out into the hail. closing the
door behind him | heard the mufmur
NJ voices Dicky's clear. forcihlc utter
nncc. and the low husky tones Of an
other mans voice.
Finally the door opened md Dlrkl
came In alone
"IIAvc YOU pen and Ink handy, Mndgc'
I find my fountain pen IL broken"
Just o minute went to my dcEh
In m, room and brought them hack As !
did 50. saw that Dicky mad taken his
chcckbook from hts pocket | knew bet.
ter than 10 shy anything, but Won
dcr"d much a. he mndo out q check, tore
II of and vent out into the hall again
! thought ~ the dat the man from the
cleaners establishment had come Nap
this another collector Had DIcky told
me 4 mlH"hOOl when he snid the clean
En-. hui which ! had paid was the oul,
one he owrd'
I heard another murmur of voices then
nickN came hurricdlN back into the room
again
'Noun have TO excuse mo for , half
hour or 70 Madgc." he said This poor
OLD dcNll cant get a check cashcd al
this hour. ~ IN have 10 $50 ~ to the
club with him I'm awful, sorry.
but don't lct It spot our owe
ming Read 20 write or something, ana
III hc back before you know II Awful
nuisance. hut simpl, have to help the
poor old chap out"
II" tool his oNcrcoti. hpt md stick anI
hurried out 40 sat leVIldci,d li the
occurrence Katie bounced into th, room
No other word described a.
Dot M"cslrr Graham. he need on
rnpt ono whnt YOU cali hccIa
'iuardian' sugGcsted really ha,
no business 10 listen to Katie. but the
temptation Nds slroug. and Katie WAS =,
genuinely Interested In IA both that hcr
structures did moi appear impairment.
Yes. dots &C. She hubbed her hes,
rmpheticallv ~" an dc time give money
giN" checks 10 everybody dot ask him
tie never say no Dot old man tonight. H.
old painter man" nrynlrc have none,
n%evsir" have Job. always he have siu.
wife. sick hoy. S6mcthins RlVays h
come 10 Meestcr Graham Always Noes
ter Graham tRy. 40 more. ana dcI h
. give n loos' do same" II makes IN
socpk
Katie nouuced our tp the Kitchen agnlr
Z and sat thinking with conflicting emo
& tons nl the things I had Just heard
Z boar pi'k,' dil not know wrcth,
90 ho proud ~ mis- R%ru"rosit, uf ash,mc
f. ~ ~, weakness
" Hny rate I looked with dism,, uro
my chances NJ saving much out OF h.
/. YEAR, income
v tDop,rIght '1i.l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-12
70 WAKE WASHING tAsN

ttfsi Method shave and dissolve half
Uat ~ srap Soak CLOTHES lee real hot
water and soap To- three iOufihs hnuf
punching them ryrasionalt wiring
from this Vstcr and repeat SAME pin.
reas Niue and hang out tn ~
second Method so3k ,luihys iu
enough Dnii Natrt 80 cover them liuh
sriied spots with rsrtha srnp Ndf pns
rnp gasoline 90 iht wairf le' stand
,hift, minutes wiring from this water
and place M = hrlier NJ cold water IN
which half y bar ~ SOAP has te,n
shaved and n fourth cake NJ shaved
ratnfun After reaching a boiling un'n,
lrt tpll fifteen minutes Remove ffom
this Rinse. btie aud hans ont
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-12

" YOu RuN your own house. doing
most or all Of its work, perhaps rais'
ing n couple Of children ms well
You will have little time 10 practise
beauty exercises, little time even TO
think about them
However. are you sur You have
reduced your daily routine to n ecioD
tiRc point-whcre you get the most
eject from the least labor? Have
YOU all the appliances to help reduce
your work. Can you. for instance.
plan a day somewhat like this
Breakfast. dishUashing. letting tho
dishes drain dry In n rack while you
prepare dessert. salad or vegetables
for dinner, hopping the floors and
busting. making the beds. straighten-
ing the rooms luncheon, piling the
dishes toward one grand washing In
the morning putting dinner to cook
In the n~rcless cooker. This leaves
your whole afternoon free until after
FIVE. when you have out to set tho
table and serve. the dinner being
ready practically, IN your COOKER.
After dinner-pIle the dishes for the
washing in the morning.
So YOU nave your afternoon and
evening free. except on days when
Laundry work makes extra bother.
Planning your duties Is n man plans
his business will give YOU e''"Ggia
md time to improve YOUR mind, and
enjoy many little pleasures.
DO YOU clean your "!Hdows ~ tho
Pullman porters DO. men whose
whole work Ia window cleaning, who
have reduced that duty to q science
of labor saving? 4 damp cloth first,
n second cloth wrung from whiting
and water. and after two minutes,
when the pane IL dry. n WOODEN cloth
to wipe OF the powder and the win.
dow IL clean and sparkling. without
time or EFFORT spent In rubbing and
polishing Try these time and labor
SAYING ideas and see how much bet
ter YOU will look and feel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-12

add 'u peaches. remove from fire cat
1901 Orange tUI H IHunrl lu tiny pieces.
Bid CO. uyH.l,.. flavor With vanilla
when thufnurUIt ,prl serve viii table
Wiik DBL. ro1m This wtkrs ~ ne, end
i'lI,'ul. dsN fHr h~fc'tf.st
,uUnJuuI \W .H.n Two cups shtcl
del ..sn.uui 1900. IiIf .Ip susBr one
.up ,Nuujsi wi,rl nuts two tuuuds NJ
tNUilri uNu uu|. uNnppsdi Four
oranges two h%tr'uts uuv hall ,up Utu.
lI,i Dh'rf.,a iuUrr may he used Or Uc.
.ifriI whipped cream skin and iiD.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-12
vovp GARDEN

~ 'Uu pfr crowded frr harden sp,es
'rl nu't w'tr over, sulatr Inch ununi
between fh, Hnvs uf rarlt potatoes
ti ,'h'aEr plants " plant lettuce nr
faiIsi..
i',ri t", .'trt|rr ,rrsio ebsr n
r,i .'iNn .r it. .sn,, rr ir,. ,,,l.s
vr1 irin iHr rrlnl fnr auprrit Aeon
Irt iH. sir Nrsr.Nts vel trimmed
i'aN' rH"Huiafs lN vu rf ihIt. salt
tHI taI.,. fN.i two ihIJs Iii
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-12
Hints for T.
housok0oporG
INSECT DESTROYER

Hot alum vsis. is tho hest in,,r, 10
s%ifH,rr known
llt The alum irio fr' water and is'
" lul iul " is sl dissolved thrn arrh
the solution hot. With n brush tn ,i
rI1rkt tINs'is iristrads ana other
ria'ra strru 8uN insects cru found
Ants, hndlusa ~ynrkfusrhrs ana Green
me THINGS arr Killed b, n. while u has
M dAngr ~ poisoning
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-12

I'Hf Mr.. I0uwu.uu II = tm r srl
ln E,u. H'T T. 81 prHyur fu. gr' io
..Ni , hu, 100 lnmr,r.'
tH SHOULD fol- rfl u' mI Is. .u huss,
f.NrG uI'H H uUr E.rfIrw.u uu FOL
N.fw .UHnu' ,.uul
o.. It.. lv,H hero .u. about .utf
N.uirs hHN' SON, N|fH p Euuur sen.
'Ii utn H. l' De- f,N ifu,.. but Do. hts
.'n gU.Hc with smother sUfl iiult two
'''r U.Irf tn'u I m &c. .Drw. 'u cate
s'lf N'I. fNf .HIN nf U. tul DO, saws
W 'Hr pT,'Hr.f l'ut Nu sass p. GOOD,
W'IN.' .hi'.i. I'D" w1 auInE muDH and nr
'IrI h. with H. often l. h, .tu h,t
''nn"' afford 600 HU|i r'r WH,' h,ll
I |" TlppY
DH SEQ II ru' properly TH 10. uuf
'..u. urr wu.f a., k.uI
go Nu' without h,. mothers consent
.IN l'i h'w 300 win both .uu mud ibr
"'i.'f E.T' huI lnt H. pfa .u tu.us ihaf
'"u "I.n' 'H hove several r.suf.
N''f Nrs Thompson rn it and
N' i' ' m llrr have gone with ar
ln. U'rI .lNi MONTH. uu luu thin. Nr
.N .IF.t ..U H. ~. viewer ttTs. ..
n' uiN.. a| lui ,e,t N, never atr
Hf.. iNI"a goo '..r Ilr srIs I,. f. i.,ft4
W n' rWi H' .,4IN H.is ua 'hYI.h bid.
M'.. ~. tuI 7 VHfk Hi iH, Sam, rfI.r
Dove rn u'h'. ru, friends. U\ur
''u' t'u whether tho rUl rrnII, r,.r.
." 'un Do Hr ,uIn, n,ug with SOU hc
"I.i lh' 5000 uuti. we'll
I'0u Me-. Thompson last month I,
'' Ned ilIrr time. io com, to ..,
'" Hn' ! couldn't lU' him rnmc IIr bn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-12
- rAeLt

breakfast rutt.tritI Mash a quad,
nt .'nnsi rsa,hct. adi juice ani bfirs
si1vi fH r. iut NJ, emo tuuni trt.
pw,n ,pfu.iaf,h with 20 i'i.r vti,..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-12

"Nouf ho, Josh ects ven, excited ard
uscs harsh language" yes replied
Warmer C%orrtos-cl "Ur got mo sue.
w whether he's going 10 set INTO
trouble uf turn ou, tn nc onr NJ thee,
frfuun orators Washington star
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-12
FORCE o. HAsIr

From Judge
LADY calling up fpr matinee sr,isT.
Please save ihfes in ~" q ron isr Nnd
ne sure the, fr fresh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-12

wat IAN ! 40 'o, d1rdu4' ~ 'rr
t, short. rfiupy luf oiU rr g''rr !
rr.r ~. tn d1ri,tr 'i1,'' r.lr #. n".
tImlll'c =
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-12

bananas aud oranges rui ue oh.
d.,n'r In h,cIs In a pre,u spss l..i.
chill md serve N'th whipped cream
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-12

] heard her ri,c ~ smnlh,tcd 'N,lamH
lion when she opened the door Then
shc came back into the living room with
n face upon which eat struus dlssp
Ifoi1l
M',.trr Graham Ioi uII man NNion
- here again. want YOU.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-18
suUsEvGsrs

Perry Hyisss the ;snos, ir'sraa.
,ioasi star ard bess,r. yin b. sss-
ios ths frs; tine n ,Ais city ,onirh,
a. The Dixie. IN rictgrirziion O,
Hsnr Arthur ,ioaes' celebrated
drsns. Saints and sinnsrt- vhioh
vas ssch a tremendous success On
The s,sEes ~ the large cities Of
America and Europe. !, is produced
On The Parsmoun, program ~ the
Famous Players Company under the
personal supervision ~ Daniel Prob.
man. Who handled the urea, stage
production. and I, is ssid 10 y one o.
the choices, attractions ever IN, on,
~ Che above concern. The sdmis.
sion price is 10 cents.
The hiii II the Dixie for tomorrow
afternoon consists Of the thirteenth
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-18

five part Metro wonderfully produced
by the Role Photoplays. Inc. It is
said 10 be the best feature ever pro
vided for this gifted actor. and he Is
seen in supreme dramatic scenes and
intensely humorous situations. Mr..
Barrymore has been surrounded by
an eHeellsnt cast for this production.
headed by Marguerite skirvin. a
charming and talented young artist.
who IL on her way to stardom. The
scenes for The ouitter" are laid In a
Western mining town called Para
disc Guleh." ], is a gripping story.
'Tming with romance. intrigue and
delightful touches OF humor. II Is
Lionel Barrymore at his best In a
high quality Metro wonderfully.
which insures a positive and guaran-
teed treat.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-18
Phone IS. Next Door to Carter's Studio


chElnef u he serial siorT. The
Goddess" N vtich is featured TIE
Ing trvur1ies. EL-ls Williams and
Anitn sisvErz- and these are no; the
uIl,y STAT for tomorrow. as winnl-
tree Greenwood and Edward Coren
VII be seen IN a rrznd threeacs spe-
CA The Happy NAsqueraders.
There VII Be a complete change o,
bin iur TIE nighi show. commencing
a. f,3h when handsome Harold
LcafvDoo and winning May Allison
VII be seen n a beautiful ,hrse &C,
special lit o. the Lulu Seas to
rsthsr win two exceptionally funny
cuDseiet -Dssruisers- and Mailing
On ths ia n which are featured
rurDs - ~ nos; proninss, screen
uurDscit,s
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-18
rwENrs GENTS Hos COTTON.

The Waco r'imes;tieraid mas con.
1andsd all the tims since the cotton
futnrss act was passed, that Con
sress was killing the goose tthat laid
Guiden eggs for the farmers. In other
words, that the brlls operating 10 the
1utnre market. were the only props
pnfar high heaven the farmer has 70
help him isoost prices. That every
s'fhar influence and every other
essncs from the outton fields ~ the
Manlnacparehs loom, hammered
down prices by every means posi-.
NJ. In recent Issue the Times
Harald ssys:
"'That present market and orop
pfospecis point 10 the Texas farmer
selling iiis COTTON this fan at az i,igb
~ 10 oents per pound and that the
entire South VIII experience o greet
BUSINESS boom. is the prediction 81
w q. ciarkson. president V the
s'iarkson Cotton Company OF San
Antonio MIR. ciarkson SAID Tuesds,
1'saf the recent estimate OF New
York cotton bill that cotton would
reach IN oauts before Christmas. il
conservative.
You will notice that II Is the spso.
'''asor who mohss the prediction @,
me cotton. Would the apinner ere,
40 thats Not much. OF course ths
spscsiiatpr may nliss ma russs
Events might orerwhaln aim. Bur
me- belief is that way and no Is viii.
,nS 70 back Ads belief by going q, the
eSananss and halpang 20 put up Che
priSs.
''rhe government NJ Washington
snr our own State government rs.
sarc rhis son of thing AZ preiud,c,s1
" rhe pubic interest. I.aws ere
passed 70 forbid speculation 10 EARN
products. u it can be shown sba.
f~'e Or three are agreed 60 run up
NE p'nss they wiz be oraminslly
phsssoutsd But dsspite these handI.
caps. ths marked shows strength ane
here's hppny that the New YORKER
sns caarksop ans true prppastsr
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-18

While IN conversation Ystrercuy a.
ternOor WIN NJ J &. sE-ret- - ths
EtsHrIn a su-e-f FBr1ar COMPANY.
we were informed tAN; thers ~.
mary peuIis NV rrinr n ne CITY
thss um hss1nr uoewaikf built Nj
ssrrsr ssio thrs they hhe tlreaey
CONTRACTED fur prsr q mile nno q har
II wt.ftt Sno thus utheT WE'VE cum
inr fv-1t every DAY uroe-inr me
wprt oons Thh 10 q very commend
ale tisnr sne every him EIdriise
citiI.r v'ho ownf p-ugr-iv n che CRY
~ b-yHn shouit tIis tiff mHttw 10
a; unos Sne re SIDEWALKS btiiit VIA
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-18

5nsss sstb Shepard Of Dallas Tex.
81 has served cbs Feaerzg EVrern
n'spt f~ twsmyFhrss years on tbs
c'r'r I" sppesis 81 tie Disiraa q
ce'r"cas- Bs was sppoiutso ssso
e>stf Justice q the oow1 NY Pred
reot Cleveland 10 isss aud WA mads
<hae ,psfsos by Prssdoena Rooserei,
~ 1906 jsis service 70 rhs Dimsae-
~ cesmbds cue " fiss nation hss q,
~ f,nes Reflected upon rhs STATE IN
p'hlet be claims biz efiinenshlp
7hsss sss macy f,1enos 81 Tesss WI,
know VIA rsxrss y ypers Sheyaros
~ hesift. sne they VII view wa
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-18

~ oourss thers 10 no one v'hp has
any ossdrs 80 rec In Js1 bui our view
" ths jail m brEos eppuiv lshos ne
20 thiut tha, n 10 mon such q hat
Jasos sftsf all Our sherfffs Epot
wife. Mn J. G Nunn thrVnEt he'
uuti'1ns stfor-s haf msos the count,
hastils one " me mon sttncfiss
gaaoe IL ne CITY ~ B-yaD-1hsi h.
% the outhoe Mn YUM tss trans
formst ne onos naoeY hogs srpunt
chs buiieirr into ssms - ne NOR
besutiin fexs isscf ps-sor ooult
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-18

|cnmNsndatior the efiurt on the lntil-
ciav cuuxnIfttse OF the mousse 10 10.
tire him % that he may nnf suffer
longer frnm the ezactions on his
duties ON the bench. .Iudee Shepard
would automatically retire next April
INIT N Is believed his wprk for the
country has bsen snch as 10 ius,is,
q needed rest Iron labor at isiiis time
--iFionason Post.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-18

behVid IN me oerter ~ ne lawn q
cs-Js1 q pfsrfy green b'srruucS Erusf
10 Sound W16ea IL Esyr IN JssrSsea o.
Ger. and vtiis Mn NUM- sslf lhri n
IL q pleasure 10 her because shs ~
such a lVrer q r,Vwe-E we VII say
thsf h also 10 q pleasure 70 ths sirfi-
SEER 70 behoie w1Ei ahs has Gone
She n % 10 commended rrT higi1y
fur her WORK.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-18

Candidate ffnghes IS nov Jumping
on rHssiteut Wilson about his Phil
iippine policy. Ellis grievance is that
tine United States .enniempIates III
some future time 10 Withdraw iron
the philippines and give the people
Of the isiande the right 81 SELF gpv-
ern~ait Tie draws on his imagine
'tim az 10 what would happen n we
did. and works himself mp almost 10
the point nf mysteries over II.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-18

President Wilson invites o confer.
ence with the presidents OF the lead
ling railroads, and h they are nut able
10 say what the fuads viii do and will
not do In regard 40 the strike then he
wants q conference with tine finaD-
ciers VINO contrul them Tine preaI-
tent is going fowr into the witais OF
the proposition and n the strike can
be evoited me is gninr 10 do H.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-18

Cry Errioes' a 2 Atf,rt n %.
ierrinr - tss rwesfi,r q ne rr-.s
:. ne hSs'nsss tif;-sss las; rirA; q;
~ councl ressirr vtt rs'y plas- Il
's1irF asts re-rs;rs. ;Aa; ne ~o-f
nps' - so.s. Ats-nt IL rirA;: " q
a si'ss ma. AZ Esyt ga; ne hasi.
sess streets Q; ne city are EoihF 70
b eisss - ioaE a. y IL IL his power
70 fssS then -.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-18

Tine latest report ssys tine hnrrI-
cane In the Mexican glilf IL not heat
cd toward Texas. Lest ne nope she
strikes o bse line for Jerricho and
fights n out on that line II II takes
all summer. Latsr--iAnotber report
says she has changed her course and
is swoopinr Down upon uf.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-18

With Kentuctys Mammoth cave
for sale and that one situated shout
midwey betwssr MIR Bryanls mat and
necictie closed the mammoth cave
business appears 10 he somewhat on
the fsix-Macn Telegraph
DON'T lose sighi 81 the fact That the
Roosevelt cave 10 ALSO in ssse q,
'iinpcnpm desnetpde"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-18
a. -. Queer,

Dobsi Barrymore. one o, the NOS,
versatile members o; the famous
BtTryDoreDrew family Of stars. viii
- SEQ o. the seVen here at the
o5esr tomorrow In The GUTTER a
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-18

The One: Il can't understand why
old man Solomon was considered
such a wise guy when he married
700 times" The other: We'll. that's
enough to put any man wise.--In.
dianapolis Star.