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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-20
Pic, for Indian Revolution.

london, April 20-As a result OF the
|zure OF German and Austrian sub
rs aboard the China. a mail liner
I'M China last February bound from
bnghai for the United States. the
|tish government claims to have
lowered an immense plot to cause
revolution IN India.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-20

Mrs. Lee May Of Ennis has arrived
In this city for visit to her parents.
Rev. and Mrs ]. J. Tatum.
You can buy cheap one small black
land farm. one 7O-acre farm. one 800
acre farm and three pieces Of city
property. Henssrling Mercantile
Company must turn this into money
and Il viii be priced to sell.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-20
cabire, Crisis Settled.

London. April 20.--lt Is authorita.
lively stated settlement has been
reached in the cabinet crisis.
The British cabinet reached an
agreement upon proposals that the
ministers will tar TO parliament on
the subject OF recruiting at secie,
session OF each house next Tuesday
IL was oiiciany announced.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-20

You can buy cheap one small b'aa.
land farm. one 5o-aCre farm. one iao'
acre farm and three pieces OF city
property. Hensarling Mercantile
Company must turn this into money
ana It win be priced to sell.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-20
WOUNDED DAUGHTER
AND KILLED SELF

Binghampton. ~ Y. April 2O-In
a fight over money matters last might.
Alfred L. Sharpe. former collector Of
customs at n Paso. seriously wound.
ed his daughter and killed himself
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-20
Bryan Cotton Exchange

The prospects Of break with Ger
many and the menacing Mexican sit
uation had very little effect on the
cotton market today. The market was
steady throughout the day and
closed practically the same as yester-
dav
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berlin. April 20.-presldent VII
BIS note arrived In Berlin late yes.
day. Ambassador Gerard is ey.
lied to present Il to the foreirn
Ice this afternoon.
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Russian Iroop. In Eranee.

Paris. April 20.--A strong force OF
ssian troops dlsembarked at Mar
los at noon today to fight beside
allied soldiers In France.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-20
A woman a entitled 10 me pes, Of

A woman is entitled to the pes, OF
everything. The Singer sewing ma
chine Is recognized as the best all
over the world We sell. rent and re-
pair machines. Phone l67.-T. A. Sat
terwhite.
Large shipment seed peanuts at
Wick Bros.
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Standing.

Where They Play Today.
Beaumont at Houston.
Dallas at Shreveport.
Fort Worth at Waco.
Galveston at San Antonio.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-20
New York Futures.
Spot Market.

Jake Daniel. an old negro charged
with Insanity. died last night at the
County Poor Farm
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-20

Rev. ]. B. Gleissner has returned
from a short trip to Hearne.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
DAILY WEATHER FoREcAsT
Office, Dunn q DAILY Blda.
Phone 70.

Tonight unsettled. colder. Friday
fair and colder.
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THE TEXAS LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday

Results Yesterday.
beaumont 10, Houston ?.
Shreveport 10, Dallas s.
Waco 8. Fors Worth Z.
San Antonio 4. Galveston "a in
ningsl.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-20
Only Exclusive Mail Order
Liquor House in Texas
Net Pr;cn Let
mlsesuansous-Four Bottles

i"'tled beers-schlltz Budweiser. Blatr Faisiaff
or Blue Rbbon-Por dozen. sias; prr cask
mise Cooks Beer. per cask. ,i0so
Houston Becrs-southern Select Pnsensr
Perfect. per cask atoo.
The Glenwood post., 1916-07-01
ENDANaERMa A WHOLE STATE


UGH questionable schemes the socaled herd law, being
~ initiated by petition what popular mstrus of
antagonsm direct egisaton easily
of evil and oppression unscrupuos
agencies s, .sr-s y. .>r@z
Agitation for the proposed has done harm
ready and threatens interfere with immigration this
1t persisted in and the people the agitation
ment Its adoption effect would reduce the livestock industry
oneha without single compnsatng advantage Its application
would reduce the grazing fifty million
The small farmer would be precuded raising
htan what could be fed the premises brand of l
gans and gous lawyers would be ased
this city the fermenting and fomenting center
The farmer with few head of would be
the cattle baron is no longer in evidence w. #
Against the herd law granges associa
tions darymen the bodies
and every livestock interest in Colorado.
In favor of the initiated obscure publication, with
no Influence whatever among the farming population.
Why the danger then? the thoughess sgne
ton carried about by professional petition The
law the opposed
the land baron. People take the
AS matter of plain truth the proposed law would
benefit it would be the land pecuator this
could force farmers and stock rasers buy his
dollar for tribute Denver Stockman.
The Glenwood post., 1916-07-01
WHAT Is PAIRIoTIsad7

class of who have appropriated the WORD
Patriotism their and who have tried to make us
than and prepared
The word Patriotism its generic sense means
anything Webster it devotion to the welfare
of ones nasmuh it is to the welfare OF nation TO e
love of Again. patrlotlsnl
defined the inspiring to serve ones country
which country better
his country by beng de-
cent by cleaning the notorious
his community and his state And by
doing country well he does by defending
foreign He his country by seeing that whole
whereby the aborer whom told is
worthy of his hire, receives his hire
patriot will of all times defend his country against
without the time he will always
his country foes within And in this day when there
foes within who the vitals of national life the true
patriot will his time and to the adjustment OF the internal
difficulties the thought of forefathers direct
the establishment Of nation hundred and forty
Fourth of july let the minds and thoughts Of the
Of this day be toward maintaining the nation and
all without whin-Yeoman
Shield.
The Glenwood post., 1916-07-01
IT PREssAaEs VICTORY

NOV that Mr. Roosevelt his intention support
Mr. Hughes and he advises his followers do the
1T is almost guaranty of Mr. Hughes election November
much there scarcely Progressive leader the country who
his allegiance Republican should
be little doubt o the outcome
The split the Republican party four remarka
BILE and have always believed nexcusab bnder Of
the effect what might have been eXpecteda Demo-
elected by minority and had minority
the people will repeat that mistake
November. ~
More and does evident that the nomination Of
Hughes the right thing and served bring the Of the
Republican party ogethera desirable achievement which could
have been brought about by the Roosevelt
other the country The tried ability the answering
and the executive of Judge Hughes mnenty fit him
the office of The fact that he has been
platform which liberal and enough
velt and the friends who him the Progressive
ample Republicans Progessves alike
the belief that the American people will place Mr. Hughes the
White House by their votes in November
Mr. Roosevelt could
thousands stawa Republicans felt outraged
of four would have
mated Mr. Roosevelt has done the thing refusing
third party and again endangng the with Democratic
president Instead of such condition Repub
can party ideal candidate whose
would have been calamity repeated
b]under of 1912 s,a4.
The Glenwood post., 1916-07-01
YOUR UNDER.Doas

UR sympathes naturally travel the line of keshat is the
things feel in ourselves feel in Others We applaud the
UnderDog because often BEEN UnderDog
like to lift the other fellow when he down. because
been down. Sympathy starts at homeor else it isn't sympathy
Your periodic moods of Failure and disappointment Your
Under-Doga ,ss -.,,,- r. ,
So instead of walking these of and cast
sympathy their give them Heart and
Hop the Picture and Fact will be OverDogyour
Victories and your genuine Achievements
No possibly appeal in Importance to the Under
Dogs Of your daily Experiences.
Perhaps will applaud alone the UnderDogs of personal
Glooms and Shadows but what Of tY As Lowell Day with
souls that and plot Snas climb and know not What
difference what odds long bend the
Courageouy cheer the UndeDogs of Experiences and
proudly by them until their fight becomes factor Of
Kingship-George Matthew Adams
APES ALL the country have spoken most kindly concern
ing Genwoods big Strawberry festival We certainly
grateful for these kind and trust that
every of them If visitors enjoyed their trip Glen
wood much enjoyed entertaining them they surely went
away happy. a.7 -
s.
The Glenwood post., 1916-07-01

nothing congress-
bu under the rules of that body permissible load down the
with
Congress the practice through and
because of desire hundreds of thousands of dol
postage which the political parties otherwise would obliged
Ito pay.
The practice sanctioned by the political parties nothing short
of swind 1t ootng the for the benefit of the po
who ought all the their instead
saddng part of the The print
ought to be abolished and the Congressional Record made
account of the proceedings Making the
campaign material Of the worst
kinds of Congress ought end Pueblo Star
Journal 7-
The Glenwood post., 1916-07-01
KEEPING YOUNG

IF would keep must be optms Do not take
life cheerful hopeful sympahetic-lovng
people things Take broad Of life Remember that
very small Gods creation If would have youth
full face have Of the feeling of youth The face
unmsakable characters
readable those who understand Gas hnkeh in his heart
he % If you think youthful thoughts you will be youthful
fact.
The step follows naturally That is have in
things youthful Do and Do not be
afraid laugh and youthful Be natural and
do adopt aectatons Try make pleasant thoughts nat
ura will feel the difference People who gggle and
silly and think that they acting fool themselves only
Live much possible in the People who stay in
closed the entire almost always irritable and
farmer should fear along this ne however,
he almost always the But do enjoy prvegei
Do all the things beaut Open and look about
There thousands of beautiful things that
each day Above all e do worry doesn't pay Avoid it.
The Glenwood post., 1916-07-01
aAmuo U. TREASURY FOR CAMPAIGN PURPOSES

sYsHE treasury political
parties the circulation Of campaign literature under
result Of Representative Copey Progressive from Illinois,
making motion that the letter Of Colonel Roosevelt declining the
nomination be the Congressional Record The
thus becomes public document and such be
the mails free of country will be flooded with
this document by Republican of the campaign
in behalf Of their presidential candidate
will behind the Republicans esortng the
practice printing material in the Record and between
parties the of such literature this will be the
the history of national campaigns As result the
printing office will be flooded with printing
campaign documents and the ostoc department will be taxed
its capacity delivering which
receive cent of postage.
Rooseve letter the Progresve the speech former Gov
Gynn New York. and Of Chairman Ollie James the Demo
The Glenwood post., 1916-07-01

WANTS oce7 Doubtless there patriots
scattered this section of the who might induced
their their district their office within
1.-THE gift of the people But this The
know just who the the positions within the
gift the they wait assembly
1.-THE day of the primary their They
like spend little qualifications
individual candidates proposed candidates They
act hastily They give
fore being required ballot This
enable desire The columns the
whatever political who desire their candidacy for
any office and all will be deal every If
the and willing the people know
accomplish your purpose way
announcement printed the Post along
order that is the only real business plan
The Glenwood post., 1916-07-01

THE STOCKMEN Colorado asking loyal
fran axng their the petitions for the na
ton herd law drafted by Volny Hoggat who has
the and everybody it, judging from his conduct since
office of The industry
the of Colorado
kill by encouraging this nqutous
Gated by Hoggatt and his TamBon Every
by feeling of humanity end neghboy kindness
increasing the states prosperity by stock growing will
no hesitancy in refusing his signature this petition
The Glenwood post., 1916-07-01
DENVER HAS ANOTHER CROUCH

OBJ SPEER speaking behalf of the city of Denver threatens
- to take steps the creating the commits
and the board equalization usyng such threat the
statement that thes acts discriminatory against the city Of
Denver.
may little thick here that
necessity
We believe they should be combined feel that the
work done by the might just well be done
b one and the saved the additional
There doubt these commissions good work.
but they have also the people of money
But for dispensing with them altogether and relying the
old haphazard in taxation pursued former years. this
should certainly object We greatly need the uniformity
which brought about through the working of these
commissions and rather than back the primitive system where
county a
ties the state placed the valuation article of
would not think of such a thing ssa. -.-.. .
city been shrking
her responsibility the for long that pretty hard
TO walk to the counter and plank down her just like
other folks Denver has been ntrencd behind special privilege
fer long that hard pay
accordance with the she demands 1t has been
times and other times possible handle
continuance office depended the attitude
toward him. and under such it NOT at all
that Denver finds her advanced under the where
the last word with those who depend for their salary
the Likes and dislikes of Denver politicians
The fact that Denver has been her
tastes and and exceedingly when approached
by the collector Denver has always wanted the best Of
thing and time been able her
sponsbite payment these She insisted
eating her cake and keeping the time and thus far she
been able make it, but her of vadng
has been r dsarranged by these which
the odsioned notion should pay pos
the balance of the
Denver alone in this respect but the desire of
existence these commissions shared by the wethier counties
of the Somehow humanity be constituted that
the wealth have the avoid responsibility
general regard
today
1t that property throughout the
advanced figures the past few Denver the only
sufferer But insisting than be-
fore We want better houses better roads and better bridges
We have insisted number and
and That the
situation Denver that has the situation almost
county the state
But the people have wisely shut the door the
mill and they insist having better roads and bridges and other
better than they heretofore
joyed they will be able and willing pay for them.
In the meantime if Mr. Speer his friends will ask
consolidation of the which seek
abolish trouble
there be equalzng commission with enforce
ORDERS nothing short of this will satisfactory people,
those people who hope thrive through favor and
cial privilege. And herein is Denver's long suit.
The Glenwood post., 1916-07-01

THE ROCKY Mountain News throwing
mission because has increased
Tax commission of the commissions that
worth while 1t has reduced the property
thing like system and made it approximately equal in all
ties Formerly the counties fixed themselves and the rich
made the avoided their
still had enough for local purposes while the poor
make the high order enough for local Denver
of the of
fraction Of value thus
the state tax the outside counties The commission changed all
this and forced the Denver they pay
portion hence the howl They fought the
from the start and will its rpeaBouder
Herald.
The Glenwood post., 1916-07-01

ROM THE evidence deduced the hearing Warden Capp
fore the this week it is evident that Capp
which has held illegally several
that Governor Carlson well within his
Of Capps conduct
nosr of decent people since he took Of
orrnatory the evidence could do
nothing less than issue his order Of custer se ~
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-04-11
FIRST CONVENTION
At MONTPELIER
ON MAY 26
To Choose Delegates to National
Republican Gathering
PRIMARY LAW is DISCUSSED
Consent of Candidates Must Be Sc
cured Before Names Can Be
Placed on Ballot.

Burlington, April 1.-THE republi-
can state committee held meeting
here yesterday afternoon and decided
to hold state convention at Mont
pelier, May 26 TO choose delegates
and alternates to the national republi-
can convention at Chicago
ut was decidsd 10 adopt as basis
CT representation ut the convention
the republican vote for governor in
the election OF 1914.
The matter of temporary orsaniza-
ton Of the convention, after discus
sion OF available men, was referred to
the executive committee, with power
to act, as were the various details con
nected with the convention. May 16
the day of the primary election. was
designated as the day for holding eau
cuses at which delegates to the state
convention shall be elected and cal
for election of town and city commit
tees at the same time will be issued
late..
There was considerable discussion
of the questions presented by the new
primary law, and it was the unani
nous opinion of the committe that
every aid to the obtaining of a full
and fair expression OF the wishes OF
the republican voters of Vermont as tC
a candidate for president should be
given by the party organization. Meth
DDS of eiiecting this were discussed
and a statement will be issued latel
| by chairman Wilson. covering thi.
| ground
Earle s. Kinsley OF Rutland, republi
can national committeeman from Yer
| mont, and Guy W. Bailey of Esse'
Junction, secretary of state, were call
ed into conference with regard to th(
| practical application of the primary
| law. They stated their understanding
OF its operation and Mr.. Bailey explain
ed some of the problems that have
arisen with regard to the machinery
under the law and the Interpretation
that he and the attorney general pu
| upon them.
Although Secretary of State Bailel
has interpreted the statute relative t.
the preferential presidential primar!
as meaning that no names shall b.
| printed on the ballots unless some car
didate gives his written assent, he oh
! tanned the opinion OF Attorney Gener
al II. G.. Barber on the subject. whicl
is corroboratiye Of Secretary Bailey
| views. Mr. Barber's opinion follows
Replying to your inquiry beg t
state that under Section OF said ac
you would not be justified in printing
the name OF person on the president
ial primary ballot as candidate 70
Office of president of the United State
unless such person has given his writ
ten assent
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-04-11
GASOLINE PRICES
MAY Be DUE TO
MANIPU PULATION
Federal Trade Commission Report
Contains Many figures
NO CONCLUSION is DRAWN
Exports Were Larger While Produc-
tion of Crude Petroleum Re-
nained at Normal.

Washington, April 1.-THE federal
trade commission yesterday present.
ed TO Congress a preliminary report
on its investigation Of the rise in the
price Of gasoline. The report carries
a mass OF statistics on production and
prices but draws no conclusions as to
the cause Of the increase Of the latter
OF alleged price determinations
which the commission is charged with
investigating under a Senate resolu
tion, the report says III prices are
found to have been raised to higher
levels in some sections than in others
making due allowance for quality OF
product, freight and marketing con
ditions, it may be inferred that al
element Of artificial manipulation has
entered into the advance"
One table submitted with the re
port shows that tank wagon prices
higher in the West in January, 1915
than they were in the East, were
higher year later in the East. The
same relation was shown betweeI
prices in the East and West afteI
'reight was deducted. No mention
was made of differences in marketing
conditions in the two sections.
Suggestions that increasing export.
have been partly to blame for highe
prices, are considered in table tina
shows 1915 exports amounted to /,
per cent of the entire gasoline conten
Of all the crude petroleum produce,
n the United States within the year
Exports for the year of gasoline. naph
tha and benzlne totaled 2S4,500,00
;allons, against 23S,500000 in 1914
and 1SS,OO0 900 in 1913.
The tables take up first crude oi
production for 1915 and show tina
while production virtually was un
changed, throughout the Il month.
he production in the Cushing field
whose oil shows the highest gasolin,
content Of all, dropped from NOR,
than 100000 barrels in April, 1915. t,
100000 in December Increase il
production in the Healdton field
which produces a small percentage o
gasoline. kept the total crude produc
tion up to normal.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-04-11
Estate of Harry 3. Hopklnson

STATE or VERMONT. The honorable
- d strl of bennington. IS. PROBATE Court
for the District Aforesaid:
To all persons interested in the estate Of
Harry b HOpklnson, minor of said Renring.
ton, HRGETlN
WHEREAS. application IN writing hath been
made to this court by the guard an Of Harry
B HopAi on, flr license 10 sell the real estute G
of said ward viz: 1t iate on the north side of
Man street. in the villsVs OF bennington BE.
ing pno.haf interest in the land and buiid
ing formerly owned by Fred SnpkinsOn de-
ceased, ana his wife, Adora =. Hopkinsnn.
Representing that the sale thereof for the
pu po,e of putting the or cends n In crest or
investing the same In stocks or other real es-
tata, or using the avas thereof for the hcncht
of said Sard ss the law directs would bs bene
telal for said war
asa gucd the 2Bth day OF Apri, 1915. at the
probate Ofllce In Bennington in sald District
TO hear and decide upOn said application
and petition. and ordered public notice Thereof
TO he given tn all persons interested therein 10y
pu olishlng s,id order three weeks successfully
In tho Bennington EVening Banner q news
paper publisher at Brnuinstnn. I'm sal Isl
rlot, which clroulatos IN tho ueighborho0d o
SO persons Interested therein all of @hcl
publications shall he previous TO the tint
appointed FOR the hearlnt.
THEREFORE,, you arc hereby notified u
appear before said Court. at the time and plac'
afresaid then and thero IN said Court Il
object 10 tbs granting Of such license IL yot
see cause,
Given under my hand. a. Remington, in sal
district, this Ord dny of April, 1916
AMY II. HARBOUR, Register.