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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-08
Spn6eribllano.
XII.
XI.
Zen snoerip0ffe auinoe.

Nell. vi bar iaat BET foa tiot. o.
on oeo Oct iaa aooi.
Sea oil ipnge ON alt. iom er pOelt
% tent,
9oa0 oerneoe / 5les0i9 ies iaa.
9at, 6oao tort er % go6t. BET ifal
finoe FIN 9en,
0et ifal bIomiire Der isnoen ior aa.
Seq oil i0n9e ON aoinoea, ION oanif
er o. tro.
Com oerneoe itaar trofait paa ga9t
On oil bplee % oprne BET 5iemliae
30
% iflaoc oct 8anIfcrens 0rag..
3n oil 0prne ON sproaet. port Der
lige gro.
Get er BORT SUB bar gioet os oct.
vi CT pli9ti8' at iremme % eDe bets
1arb.
Oct er fart iom solen Dor Ret.
Nj De 5pros. Iom Der tales iaa uioe
paa 5orb,
Or bog bette bet beoite Tor os.
Get 81 itammeo' Tom imao. bet bnn
9ao os. Dor Uaor,
Get 9oer iisioeIio @agt bDoer
8roos.
g3u bill IDiterne rane BORT 5proa ira
port 6olf,
1roos i'm Noot oil ban fomnle til
fort.
Oct tiIiamnen os BANDIT, oct er 8ier.
ternes Eolt,
81 for noget pi butter bet bort.
8i er fat Der Of SUB pan por eniom.
me 8ngt,
vi ifnl oogte Dor @rRnie moo Spo.
SAT- 5ortreituina og Saab ! Dor
Barn er ne0laqt,
Sora o. @roaD ifnl fig penoe til
6rDO.
hi Der arper en- Dag bag PEG &ooet
| gft,
Dag meo Col bag De Saager iao
groa,
8n for FrpneIel o. SnDn ioor oi
2inoring 90 9rGt,
IA forenet oi after ifnI itna.
Gerfor oooter bu trofait bort elifeoe
Siem,
Der ffal 6nnff ann6sIip Darnes o.
gro.
On for noroiff aliItur boIoer Dsren
poo QIem,
Men for 9pffcns 6n ftnnoer DIT 80
q. g. @unoefen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-08
Mar aOinOerne taser ielO.

9isie 5ilitan0e bar Here 8ange
/ 6en ii6ite DO fert til, at oct /
Moobit o. i oct gitlige Berlin er
fontmet til llrolig6eoer. De Der.
Iinife Qoin0er fommer let / I'll
left, lettere / alt SAID emo De oari-
ife oiloe gore BET Oct er oerfor
oaiaa a~Uinoerne. iom bar oemonitre-
ret. Seq mgote en- Dag ct iadoant
0ptog al a%pinoer, iom Qe0 o.
.Sopn bop0e opbfoiet. De orog raa.
benoe aennem 8aoerne, % bper
Gang Be fom forbi en- 5orretning,
bDor Der iolgtes 9eonetsmioler
fnltite sc Rll0erne, iprpngte Do.
rene % tog ieln. Saaoan off bet
Slagterforretninger. Do Iaaoan
aif BET Smsrforretninaer timber
en- iao0an Heoolte bpnote Der en-
9ag noqet, iom 9ldoene life fit COP
At omtale. On 5lagter. bpis 9utif
aoinoerne plon6reoe, i6gte efter
Gone at bnrne fine 8arer. ban ilog
braot ira iig = men apinoerne loo
ia fife trpnae tilboae. Saa lsb
0pbi0ielien al meo S1agteren. ban
areb Tin Rsosfie oa buogeoe los
paa anaribernel On qoinoe idnf
bIsoen0e ON % 66oe fort efter at
opre fommet paa 5oIpitnIet. Slag
teren ffnateoe. men bIeo taget Al
6et rioenoe 9oIiti. iom ogiao iplit.
te0e 9emonitrnnterne. San maat.
te paa et SinoslnehoTpitaI.
On 8ag par ies / en- Slnater
forretning 8ione til en- anoen Zee.
ne. Slagteren baDoe gent ct iterre
StDffe 6lRif og erfI9reoe til nogle
apinoer. iom ito6 / 9utifen. at ban
intet 6aDoe. aoiuoerne maa fife
bare trost BAN. og De inotoa eiter.
baanben en- iaa trieroe 6oloning.
At SIagteren mantte frem meo 5lP.
ffet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-08
Solicit, Der iufftr tfter 5reO.
On aar6usinaner, Der bar Up.
bOIOt tn flere aar / Sgiflano,
er benOt biem % forteller /
,Nar6ns Stiftst." ON 5or.
1oloene oerneoe.

On nng aar6nsianer Der i ilere
Aor bar op5oIot JIG / EpifIano. %
81. a. unoer ari8en bar arbeioet
pua tpife afmmunitionsiabriffer er
oenot biem paa ct fortere 9eieg.
gi traf bam. ~ifrioer n9unte 9IaO,
og bao BAN iortalle ON 5orboloene
oerneoe. iaaIeoes iom De gioer ii8
uotrpf / 5olfets breoe 2ag. DIN
Oct interesionte, iom De ceuiurereoe
9efe9rammer life naoner, men JON
ooa rimeligois DiI bIipe Oct 30.
merit, Der tiliiOit fommer til at al.
gre 3oifIanos StiIIing til en-
6re6sflutning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-08

iiffer Saano. 9aa Ringbanen be.
mites De iom Stationsforitanoere
og er f~oripne0e meo en- irrlig Uni.
form. Dc bnrer en- 5lags pioe Ben.
flpoer, Der min6er ON De i%ranife
Soloaters: BOG er Be life roe.
4oale apinoer anoenoes o1iaa iom
9anearbei0ere Toe paa Sinien. en-
9oa / 9tonember bIeo 10 fainoeIiae
9anearbeioere orubt nuoer 1o9et
ne0 @anoiee.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-08
De ianoe SOrbOlb.

gaa Ter man NOT. at bet i 9figsoag
% 9onooog beooer, at Ipiflano bar
5eoemioIer nof, at Der er lngen
@riuro til 9fgo. Men / Den ieune
gefolfning er Der Zoo. Og man
spsreer barmfiilot, boor De tore
GpIog al 9eonetsmioler er benne.
ON bet er Spefulanterne, Der gem.
mer Dem ben. Seq bar Jet apiuOer
itaa / 9o6etal / ire Elmer % ! 10
Graders aul0e for at faa ct ballot
gun0 Smgr eller ct life Stpffe
6lqif % De. Der itoo iioit ! 9et.
ten. If ingen 5ing. &c maatte
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-08
0pao Der or Maugel paa.

III 2epneosmioIer er oct nanir.
ligois fsrit % fremmeit aso %
6leif, Der er 0tangel paa. 9fen
Scot % Rargarine er 6eller life
til At iaa. d Smer. iom Der er
rigeIi9t al foiter 3 giarf % go
81. 8unoet. 4etroIeum er Der #.
aeleOes itor 9nnpbeo paa. Seq
booze bos en- enfe / Berlin. Jon
life b1ooe eleftriif ms. 6un fnnoe
fun iaa uoleperet en- 9iter getro.
leum pr. Waaneo % maatte iaa
BRUCE Stenrinlps men oisie CT lnpet
Al et ina0ant Stof at De br9n0er
neo paa aanife fort 9io.
Snnreoe Soloater er Der ingen
Rnngel pna. De iIeite er oeforcret
meo Sernforiet, men Der er o8iaa
mango. JON intet Sernfors bar.
Otter boilfe aegIar Be llooeles oeo
je9 life. men lea fenoer en- Soloat.
Der er bleoet iaaret ire 8an9e o.
bar D0ret mpo / mango oloorIiae
9rrfnin9er. san BAR intet Sern.
fors faaet. I'll @enaplb er Der
ION life amer. 6porior De
er blepen u0mprfe6e meo bette 9g.
oerstegn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-08
Gn mooerne storitaOs
Biifep.
ri sogneprait @icbarO9bo M.
fen / Ser. Dgbf.~

Get err | bore Gage Her Storitr.
oerne, Der er @enftnno for airfens
Opmprfiombeo o. mnalbeiti6ite ar.
beioe, men ffaI ct faaoant arbeioe
Ipffes, frrper bet life minbit ell
loeoer, en- Mono fuJo al Snitiatip
% reoe til at bru6e me 9nner for
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-08

neies meo greo - % 9rso er Der,
iom man oe0. beIler ingen 0Derfloo
paa. Rntionerne blfper itaoiet
Qiort minore.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-08

KntenTe Fortsninger:
Hardda Hushu scots, Naomi soctss Kampens Builder sset.
sss FRIle s0ots, Roxy 81 90, Hyad der starr bagyed siOo, Robert soc4s.
horgengry coctsa Fortsllinger for ssndagsskoen 81 90. Pa Toryet o.
7s cts Pr@segaarden Harnen og prrategasrdrn Indien sOo. Ben
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.a.si hsr.st " 90. China yaagne, lomsl) 81 90 Fra Nutiden. JaPau
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Lommsformst Lpderbind med oudsnit. ais Tor begge sehoeEs
nso Aurustins Bsksndsl@r 90 ct.r Den heiIge k1g ss Ca. nj-rts.psy
90 F Fred . ysl, en- AaIrsaSs rh Pre- at asrd.ls.yg,ks prm.ss
issains At Past Munster. 4oct.s forgiemmigi eoct., hadsen. Hnsag
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Luther Ly q co. 1n.ss. Leynst ssct.. vos A.rsnns p H. To-
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button socts, Life Of Hunestons socts, Andsrsons Fairy Tale. Scots
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-08
aDitterinser.

5oponmisftOnen
sr fitteret. e abI. Rr. 9 -. ................ $56520f
Bop Sfppf, BIS. Sim og gParie Sarsenien ..-.... 300
Del aep. Gal. Bella ga6 til en- s~saoaasffoe / Sapm 1000
~gsabpeton, %. gaf, Sans Beef -. :. ........s- 5000
QIainUieD, 9ebr, Qfrs. Gasmus 9asmusen $500. 300
eirommen $57l8of
Sn6fonermi8ffonen:
SIR foiHeret fe abl. gr. 9 ................. $f8te72
Wcenbb, 81, gmns Ngb. =. ..-.......~ 600
D2cJaabb. 81, SINGER 9onoo til aotitoleH 1890. 800
Bon sippi, Bis, Sim % 9ane 5srsenien ........ 300
Babpdou, q. 3af, 5ans Beef =. :. $685.. 5000
aiaaurmen .$f87472
Sn6remfsfiOatn
fmr foftteret fe GbI. Qr. 8 -. ........et...... S230479
Bon sippi isis, Sim % gaurie Ssrsenim 49,. 200
mabpeton, u. Dnf. Sans Beef ...e.......... $500
griustuicf, Rebr, R. Aosmsien .......... 5000
aironrnen $2asf79
Rormonmfsffonen
a1r fDfheret i abl gr. 9 !. -. .............. $2f3670
Bon sippi gis. Sim o. @arie Ssrgenien -. 200
~gsabpon, q. Daf, Sans Beef :. .,........ 5000
aflmmen $2tss7o
sfoIefasfen:
5sr fuitteret ie abI gr. 9 =. .............. $270626
gluoafe, Ninn, en- unppnt ,.........., 800
Curtis, Gebr, Chen g5er Wgb. Eborualo 8eoerien SO;
augit Onen SO; geOer Ssrenfen, Chris 8. Senien
geoer SepIen, 81. Sanien, Ssren 5amen, Better 6.
NieHen, soen Gosen, Chris gienen, Better 5srsen.
ZEN, eorf gieren, GarI 3sreenen, Sereen 4osien,
aerfd Sepien b. 81; gbrffen gaortenieu So. 23Oo
Dcg2nbb, SI, gnnus D9gb. ...........,.... 1000
~gpobpeton, n. Dot, Snns Beef =. :. 49,. $500
Vr11nsDicf. Nebr, 81 Hasnusien ...........+ 5000
aaiammen. $2s2926
Neformatpnsgapen.
abr fpittere e abf Ger. 8 Observation-Disclosures. $323800
Blair, Ncbr, URfs agnes Riden q. B. .,........ 1900
Bobpeton, 81. Dof, Sans Beef ) .......+.. 10000
9ifnnnen. $500. $351300
Blair, 9tebry ben 2 gsdrts, 1915.
aReb xdf mobtoeaI Otto Sonfen
a0ef. for g. fore. B { T. afrte Ane~
The Cordova daily times., 1916-05-16
BAY RAILROAD IS
 UP AGAIN

Application has been granted by the forest service to the Clark Davis Company at Controller bay for all of the timber necessary for construction work of the proposed railroad from Goose City to coal claims held by the company near Carbon mountain, in the Boring fields.
 Recent developments indicate that there will be considerable activity in the Controller bay section this season.
 The Clark Davis people have pur-
 chased the equipment of the old Car bon mountain railroad which was
 started from Goose City about the
 time the Guggenheims started to build
 road from Katalla.
 Goose City is located on the Con
 troIler bay elimination near the mouth
 of Edwards river, fifteen miles to the southeast of Katalla. and the line will extend about twenty miles nofth alohS
 the east bank of Boring river. The
 elimination includes 15,000 acres, and beyond this the line runs through the Chugach forest reserve, but all the
 necessary rights of way have already been granted.
 The original plan called for the construction of jetty or trestle over
 the mud flats of Controller bay to the
 south end of Kaniak island, from which it was proposed that a wharf
 be built into navigable water. How
 much of the old plan will be carried
 out under the present project is not
 known.-Prospector
The Cordova daily times., 1916-05-16
SALMON CATCH conFlscATEo.

KELSO, April 29. - About ten tons of salmon, netting more than Sl,o00. were confiscated yesterday above Washougal on the Columbia river, by J. P. Burcham, deputy game warden, of Kelso. The fish had been caught out of season, and were being kept with ice. to be thrown upon the mar ket on May 1, when the season opens. A. NJ. Wright and William Stinson. owners of the fish, were fined, with costs, $64 each by Superior Judge E. H. Back when they pleaded guilty.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-05-16
SLATER ELECTED MAYOR IF
 CORD0VA

H. A. Slater was elected mayor oi Cordova last night at the regular meeting of the common council. He succeeds E. J. Davis, who resigned on account of his absence from the city
 Three franchises, granting to the Cordova Power Company the right to use the streets and alleys of the City of Cordova for the purpose of supply ing the city with lights, power and water were given their final readings and passed.
 The council also voted to pay $25 each month toward the support of the Firemen's Club.
 The following standing committees were appointed:
 Assessment and collection Taxes - Hegg Cchairman), Howard and Slater
 Street, Sewers and Wharf - Smith (chairman), Howard and Harmon.
 Fire Protection, Light and Water Supply - Harmon (chairman), Hegg and Slater
 Public Health and Police Protec- tion - Adams (chairman), Smith and Harmon.
 Finance and Claims - Adams (chairman), Hegg and Slater.
 Printing and Election - Howard
The Cordova daily times., 1916-05-16
0F CARusLE'
 PACKING C0. HERE

Frank Wright, president of the Car lisle Packing Company, accompanied by his wife, arrived this morning on the steamship Alaska for an extended visit to Cordova. While here he will be the guest of Jack Dalton.
 Wright is much impressed with Cordova, particularly from the view point of canneryman. While here he will make a close study of the fishing grounds.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-05-16

Fred Eckholm, a member of the piledriver crew, which has been work ing at Mile 97, yesterday returned to his work after having come to Cor dova to have a piece of steel taken from his eye. The splinter was sue cessfully removed by Dr. w. w. Council
The Cordova daily times., 1916-05-16

(chairman), Smith and Adams.
 Public Buildings and Improvements Howard (chairman), Smith and Harmon.
 Indigent-Slater (chairman), Hegg and Adams.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-05-16
MASONS-ATTENTlON.

Special meeting of Mt. Mckinley Lodge, No. 1S3, tonight. at 8 D. m. Work in the E. A. degree.
 H. A. SLATER, w. NJ. Edward F. Medley, Secretary.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-05-16

Wanted-Position by woman as housekeeper or maid in hotel or room ing house. Apply this office.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-05-16

Mike Crowley, who has been at the Sitka Hot Springs, yesterday returned to Cordova
The Cordova daily times., 1916-05-16

For Sale-Fish saltery at Mile 55, on the Copper River & Northwestern railway. Inquire of NJ. c. Thompson, "The Mecca"
The Cordova daily times., 1916-05-16

Miss Rizor is taking a two weeks vacation out the line.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-05-16

Furnished and unfurnished house keeping apartments. See Lambert.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-05-16

For Sale-2O horsepower gasoline engine. See Dooley.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-05-16

Wanted-Clean cotton rags. ApNy Times Office.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-05-16

Two colored girls want work, by hour or day. Under Carsten's bldg.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-05-16

Ask for the "M. F." and William R. King" Cigars. Made in Cordova.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-29
ATHLETICS UP
At A. & N. COLLEGE
Basket Ball In Full Swing and Call
Sounded for Track Work and
Baseball.

With the basket ball season in full
swing and the call already sounded for
track and baseball. athletic activities
at the A. and NJ. College win take a
big Jump at the close OF the term ex.
aminations. which will be concluded
Feb. Q Temporarily the basket ball
squad is taking a layoff and nothing
has been done at all in baseball as
yet. The track squad has been en-
gaging in soccer football as a "condi.
toner" and at the close OF the exami.
nations will begin the steady grind in
preparation for the three track meets
OF the coming season.
Coach Graves has notified all base.
ball aspirants TO report Feb. 3. and
the initial tryouts probably will see
sixty or seventy men out on the field
The Aggies have a heavy schedule
ahead OF them. With Russell. catch.
er; Coleman. catcher and first base
man; Olson. Gllfiilan Of. the Aggies'
first string pitchers: Berringer at sec.
ond: Risney. whose work at short was
the hit OF the year: Brailsford at
third; Kendrick and Powers. regular
outfielders. and Davis. outfIelder:
Priester. second string infield man:
Burns. who was ineligible last year
and who Is reputed to be a wonderful.
ly fast man on the infield: Settegast.
also said to be a baseball man OF ahil.
ity, Graves hasn't great deal to wor.
~ about. That Is II he can muster the
Fingers he needs. This season the
Aggies play three or four games In =
row and unless there are at least
three dependable pitchers. Graves will
find himself In a hole. Collins OF Aus.
tin and Sprague Of Houston. a south.
paw, have proven their ability on the
baseball lots OF Texas high schools.
II they can deliver In the same way in
college baseball Captain Russell can
rest easy. At any rate A. and NJ has
the best opportunity she has had in
many days to cop the Texas intercol-
legiate flag and with a fighting cap
tain at the mast fans at College Sta.
ton are getting ready to erect pen.
nant flag pole.
Driver has good Prospects In track
also. Most Of last years dependable
men are back and In good condition
and better men for the experience OF
last year on the track Rothe. captain:
McFadden. Brooks. Braumiller. Rog.
ers. Hudson. De Montell. Sinner.
Mitchell. Mogford. Foster. Schuehardt
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-29
PRESIDENT SPOKE IN
P|TTSBURC TODAY
So Large Was the Crowd to Hear the
President an Overflow Address
Was Necessary.

Pittsburg. Pa. Jan. 29.-President
Wilson was here today for an address
on preparedness lie reached the city
early and eluded the crowd at the
Union Station by leaving the special
In the suburbs. A large crowd heard
the presidents speech and an over.
flow address wV necessary.
The president was closely guarded
by 500 police as he walked from the
hotel TO the hall amid much applause.
He launched his appeal to the public
for national defense with Il love
peace" he said. "but know that
peace costs something" Advocating
n dispassionate treatment OF the sub
ject. he said: Some counsellors are
swayed by passion. but Il is impossible
20 guide a national policy under the
influence OF passion. would be
ashamed OF passion or fear"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-29
At THE QUEEN.
Clara kimbali Young In "The Heart Of
the Blue Ridge"

Plutina. country girl. lives In the
moonshine district. She is In love
with and is beloved by Zeke. young
farmer. and is happy in the possession
Of a pet bear. Dan Hodges. who Sc.
cretly operates an Illicit still. is in
love with Plutina. but she repulses
him. In revenge he kills Plutina's
bear.
Zeke gives information about the II.
licit still to the government. but Dan
and his followers escape into the
mountains. When Zeke learns Of the
death OF the bear he swears 10 punish
Dan. The still Is destroyed and Dan
VOWS vengeance on Zeke. He reap
pears and tells Plutina that he must
have her or he viii burn her house
down and kill her grandfather and
sister. Plutina Is now genuinely
alarmed.
Zeke is appointed overseer Of a
lumber area and he and Plutina have
every prospect Of being happily mar.
ried. Dan Hodges starts another still
and swears to get Zeke. Piutina di.
rects the officers to Dams still and
Zeke goes away. But Dan and his men
again escape.
Dan captures Plutina and tries to
take her to the mountains with him.
Zeke learns OF Plutina's plight and
hastens to rescue her. He arrives In
time to confront Dan as he is striking
Plutina. There is a fight between the
two men on the edge OF q cliff. Hodges
plunges on to the rocks below and
Zeke rescues Plutina from an awful
death.
This grand attraction will be shown
at the Queen this afternoon and to
night and as II features beautifh
Clara Kimball Young. there Is no
doubt that this house win be taxed
to Its capacity.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-29

and a half dozen other men from last
season have been getting in shape by
the soccer route.
Thus far A. and ". has enjoyed
good record in basket ball. and the
fans are believing that the Aggies win
continue their winning streak. Rice
probably win be A. and Ms hardest
foe, It now appearing that A. and NJ.
and Texas win not meet on the court.
After next week Baylor. Rice. South
western. Galveston Y. NJ. c. A.. Sim
mons College and other leading Tex
as fiyes win come here for games.
Tulane also will play here.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-29
FEEDSTUFF SALES
FALLING SHORT
A. and N. College Expert Says Falling
on Is Due to Crop oIversl-
fleation.

That much fruit is being borne by
the campaign for crop diyersiflcation
wagcd so assiduously last year in
Texas is evidenced by the light sales
OF feedstufts in Texas this year Ac.
cording to James Sullivan. executive
secretary of the feed control service.
administered from the agricultural
experiment station at the A. and NJ.
College, the sale OF tags 10 mills out.
side OF Texas has been reduced to al.
most nothing, indicating a wholesome
condition on Texas farms relatives to
feed supplies for livestock
Texas raised feed is being fed in
this state to an unprecedented ex.
tent" said Mr.. Sullivan In discussing
the sale OF tags to foreign mills. "More
than that much Texas feed has been
shipped from this state to live stock
growers and mills In other states.
During the season OF lsli.i5 many
thousand tags were shipped out OF the
state to feed manufacturers. This
year exceedingly few tags have been
shipped TO mills Of other states. sell.
ing feed In Texas. Moreover the tags
shipped to Texas mills have shown a
big decrease. indicating that the Tex.
as farmer is feeding his stock at home
this year, whether he Is feeding his
family at home or not.
"The feed control service has ex.
perienced much trouble this year
with cotton seed meal manufacturers.
Practically so per cent OF the cotton
seed meal and cake offered for sale
this season has been OF inferior quail.
ity. The feed control service has re-
Quired many OF the mills to register
their product as cotton seed meal
and hulls and as cotton seed cake and
hulls, showing the percentage OF meal
or cake and the percentage OF hulls
present on the tag. together with 9th.
or required Information. A number
OF complaints have been filed and
quite few millers have pleaded
guilty to misrepresentation in label
ling and have paid fines.
The purpose OF the feed control
service is TO protect the interest OF
the feeder as well as the interests OF
the honest miller The tag must ex.
plain the composition OF the feed.
Feeders should learn the feeding value
OF the various food elements and
should make careful study OF the
tag on all OF the feed they buy. in or.
der that they may get Just what they
ray for"
The feed control service maintains
a system OF inspection by which from
time to time the products OF all Texas
mills are inspected to determine
whether the standards OF the feed con.
troll are being met In the composition
OF feeds and the tagging OF these feeds
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-29
OKLA OIL TOWN
SWEPT BY FIRE.
Two Men Were Burned 10 Death and
the Property Loss 10 a Hun
dred Thousand.

Drnmright, Ok, Jan. 29.-Two men
we're burned to death and property
worth 100000 was destroyed in Q
fire which early today swept the bust.
ness section OF this little oil town.
Two bodies we're recovered. but have
not yet been identified. and II is fear
ed that others may have perished
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-29
Anti.oerman Demonstrations
Iny Associated Pressl

Lausanne. Switzerland. Jan. 20
Riotous anti.German demonstration
took place before the German consul.
ate. despite the presence OF troops last
night and more than a hundred ar.
rests were made. Recent riots called
out a battalion OF troops to guard
the consulate.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-29
OKLAHOMA ELEC-
T|0N CASE SETTLED
IBy Associated Press.l

Guthrie. Ok, Jan. 2s.-Duke Jetfries
and willard Smith we're today acquit
ted OF the charge Of preventing ne
groes from voting by enforcing the
grandfather clause. Cases against six
others are to be dismissed. This winds
up the controversy.