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To Pet q Horse.

mot many people know how to pet
a horse-from the horses standpoint.
ut any rate" said trainer. Every
nlce-looking horse comes In for good
deal Of petting. Hitch a fine horse
close to the curb, and you'll find that
half the men, women and children who
20 by will stop for a minute. say,
Nice horsey,' and give him an affec'
tIonatc pat or two. The trouble Is
they don't pat him In the right place.
First rub his cyellds. Next to that
form Of endearment. horse likes to
be rubbed right up between the ears.
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those nerve centers. They stroke the
horses nose. While n well.behavcd
horse will accept the nasal carcss com
| placently. he would much prefer that
nice, soothing touch applied to the
cyellds. Once In while n person
comes along who really does know how
TO pet n horse. Nine times out OF ten
that man was brought up In the coun
try among horses. and learned when
child their peculiar ways"
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lawyer. Maybe at noon. Moreland"
Walton shouted the name and dashed
across the street. He caught sight OF
stability dressed, dlssipated looking
nan. There was an expression In Wal
tons eyes like to that Of shipwrecked
sailor catching at a life buoy. He
yrnsped at the arm Of the man. pulled
aim to one side and demanded abrupt
":
'Aioreland, do you want to make q
hundred dollarsl"
The other stared ut his interlocutor
Incredibly. Then his tricky eyes gilt
.ered.
"Do II? he cried GENEROUSLY. Try
new
"Can trust your Are you sober and
honorable enough to carry through
what you undertake? Listen, and don't
osc a moment. Here Is writ sum
noning me us n juror In branch OF
he criminal court. Here Is my card.
[ can't serve without losing a lot OF
money. Go us my substitute. Answer
70 my name. No one knows me In the
court. Serve the week, or two weeks,
IS Arthur Walton, and-yes, I'll give
you two hundred dollars the day you
bring me your juror certificate"
"That's settled" announced More
and. scamp and constituencies merce-
,ary. "Tll do the job and none the
wiser. An advance would give me bet
ter courage, though"
"Here," and Walton counted out nifty
collars. "The balance when you are
discharged from jury service. Don't
,all me-" and on rushed Walton. re
ieved. joyful. never realizing the re
mlts Of his impetuous action.
Retribution was n FIRST consequence
,e verify believed, when, having pu
through his bond deal. the securities
went down the next day and he scorc'
lutte loss. However, he was glad h
nad escaped possible two weeks exil
from his beloved moncy-paking.
Bad luck pursued him during th
week. Two deals he made engulfe
anlf OF his capital. lie was not In Tn
ees, Of humor when one day Morelant
ittired In n decent suit. but well hile
~ with liquor, sailed into his office.
A swell. served on the jury like
little mani" he Wanted. "Came ate
The balance Of the two hundred"
Walton paid the money silently. II
regretted now. the way affairs m
turned out. that he had juggled Wit
The law. placed load on his conscien'
and tempered with a schemer OF u
ralIber Of Moreland.
ut was easyl" chuckled Morelan
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The
Atonennent
C>&)
GEORGE ELMER COBB
Copyright, 1916, by W. q. Chapman.)

"You must beg me off,"
1T can't be done, Mr.. Walton"
II have most important deal on
absence from my Office or neglect might
imperil thousands"
SORRY, but the Judge absolutely re-
fuses to accept an excuse. Should you
fail to respond to the summons you
risk GAIL sentence for contempt Of
court"
Thus over the telephone, Arthur Wal
ton at one end, his lawyer at the other,
both anxious and excited.
Arthur Walton, broker, hung up the
receiver with almost grOan. He
glanced at his watch. He was sum-
moned for jury service at ten. II
lacked only twenty minutes Of that
hour.
II am going to court" he CURLY in
formed the ONCE boy. Hold any call
ers till eleven. BY that time ! will
either return or send message"
Then Walton swung from his office
distracted and worried. He tried tt
think up all kinds Of excuses to present
to the Judge to release him from jur!
duty. Three squares proceeded,
breathless hail halted him. 1t cam'
from his Office boy.
"Oh, Mr.. Walton!" painted the boy
''Mr. Gregory is at the office and say
II he can't see you at once he will hav'
to go to some other broker with thos
Interstate Electric bonds"
Walton wavered. He grew almos
pale. To lose the sale Of the bond
meant to lose a possible five THOUSAND
dollars.
"Tell him I can't come" he fairl
groaned, recalling the warning Of hi
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n. A. Fisher, president Red River to
Gulf Highway Association. Crockett.
Cooperation in Road Building" B.
F. Johnson Wichita Falls.
Good Roads and Country Schools"
A. Caspell Ellis, State University.
Afternoon session. 2 p. M, Driskill
Hotel.
Two to o'clock. election Of off.
GERS.
What the Meridian and Other
Good Roads Mean From the Tourists
Viewpoint" w. w. Watson, president
Kansas division. Meridian road, Sa.
lima, Kan.
Benefit Of State Highway Depart
ment to the Ice Man and the Spinach
Man." c. N. Avery, Austin.
"Tribulations of the County Judge
In Road Building" Hon. Richard
Critz, Georgetown.
Some Common Mistakes in tn,
Administration of Road Bond Issues,
R. ]. Morrison, professor highway en-
cheering, A. and M. College.
Good Roads as an Investment" J
A. Udden, State University.
Road Material Suitable for Trai
fic," J. P. Nash, State University.
Night session, Hall Of Represents
tives, 8 p. m.
use of Prison Labor" John "
Warren, San Antonio.
, Uniform Statewide Registratio
:. and Taxation Of Motor Vehicles,
Hon. R. L. Carloek, state represents
:. tive, Fort Worth.
Good Roads Everything and Esp
" cially in Texas, and Need Of Highwa
Department to Get Them" Senate
d F. M. Olson, Bonham.
l. Governor Ferguson will address tn
meeting at some time most CONVEX
I. lent to him, this to be determined
circumstances.
ID 1t is expected that practically ever
good roads unit in the state, whic
means almost every county, will |
2 representoB at this meeting, which
expected to be the most important
at the history Of the association.
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS,

Our mailing lists and carrier routes
on both daily and weekly issues are
being corrected as rapidly as possible
New subscribers time will date
from time papers begin to be deliv'
cred. which will In every case be as
soon as proper records are made. lists
corrected. etc.
EAGLE PRINTING CO.
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phi ES Simple. Harmless
i AAO Easy Treatment

II you suffer pile torture here Is re-
lief. Nipple Ointment IL an actual
absolute relief for piles. This simple,
harmless. easy treatment gives the
best results In the quickest possible
time. Profit by Tia timely use. Price
soc. Sold and guaranteed by J. II
Emmcl. Druggist.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-01-15
Subject Not In the Curriculum.

Lewis. the six.year.old son Of Joe
statscnburg. n farmer living near 81.
Paul, has gone to school just cxnctly
three weeks. Each evening when no
comes home he never falls to tell his
mother what he has learned new"
during the day.
The other day he came home and
his mother said:
swell. Lewis, what did you learn
new todayf
Mother" he replied seriously. Il
learned a new way to splt"-Indian-
apolls News.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-01-15
His standby.

"Kind SIR" said the weary way.
tnrcr, II have lost nearly everything
money. friends, sclf.respect There
is but one thing that has never de-
serted me-"
"rcor mani" said the sympathetic
listener. "IIere's a penny. And that
one thing isf
"My thirst" replied the weary way'
! farcr as he moved quickly away.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-01-15
ADMIRAL DEWEY BETTER.

Washington, Jan. 15.-There was a
marked Improvement In the condition
OF Admiral Dewey Sunday and his
physicians announced that danger Of
complications resulting from the cold
which confined him to his residence
for several days had passed.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-01-15
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Griffin Bros. have removed their
blacksmith shop from Plasek stand to
Coulter building, one block north Of
postoffice, and are now ready for
business. 20
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NOTICE.

For advertising space In our cars
please inquire at office.
BRYAN & COLLEGE iNTERuRBAN
ny co.
BRYAN AND CENTRAL TEXAS IN.
TERuRBAN Ry. CO.
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wANTED-Position by young lady
typist: some knowledge OF short
hand. Ring 532.
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BRYAN CHORAL CLUB RECITAL.

The Bryan Choral Club recital al
the Colonial Theater Friday night,
January 10Th, will be the musical
event Of the year. Mr.. Van Hose OF
Houston will be the artist of the even
ing and this announcement in Itself
insures a musical treat Of unusual
merit. 6
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wANTED-Two or 3 unfinished
rooms for light housekeeping
Phone Webster at Eagle office. Il
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oooO ROADS 'sSSSGSG.


..v 17th and 6eth.
~ "Ta.yx mTha
San Antonio. Texas an. .crvsr.
program for the sixth .ns ..as A.so.
don of the Texas qoYSet I ,.s,
citation has been conpls'.a ;,n y anu,
Gates a busy session . A
arv 18th and 18th, - - M ~
lected are from all Sa!u /" ..o s..se
and well versed IN 1fs'Sss -
signed to them. ms s vs." " u
tail follows: \ ter
First Day mornn
kill Hotel.
Called to ordsr +"
President HovaFa D -
Prayer BY D. v%sp ,ss. ptes'oen' u
the state Univs y
Address Of WIN n mayor
woOlndss q 4, " '.m = : No.. :,
Response yv 20 - 49,, ~ D o~n Vi
San Antonio !.
Report ~ aua,e's u rreS'oen'
Howard y :. wv.
Report 2 oS'res atrieeasorer y
3. Colp O pan An'onio'
my 'sAas anoula nave q Hign
way ~ 'nen' non. Leonard III
Ictp4 a.e repressnSve. seaiey.
'llic ", nepAsro metnod
r. = nu.'o'ns' ~. y, y. rayio'
'de' y ens'neer'ns' oeate university
nree hundred and sixty.five Da
% w. n'anck AsnasiraHs0 1. "
se' iayior' ses>eN~sr..
ooou noads ana Hural Education'
a.u ouperln'enoen. Dousn'y.
me ros'olice De gs11 an
Soao Improvement oeoIse u. Arm
'steao' postmaster' San Antonio'
rermanency IN R9aq Building"
D. FRANKLIN DaiiaS. ,.nolya
oome noaus im nave IraVeie
over D. >. woodnard, i gan antonio
Au'ournmen' ior 'H.cp q II 10.
AFTERNOON Session. Driskiii Hotei'
cloch. tfHtt -
ien"asS anu. Wascrwsys-"n
lney mean 70 eleAas' mayor M
"iner Vi 0orpus onrisu.
influence OF uood hoads
o'noo's' enurcneS' oou"'ry anu Vi
o.e'op"eh' r. =; Downs iemp
uooa noau e ommun'
Duaue IT. d. H. na"''anu' "ine'
Wills.
"ha' uoou 'oaus sAa mo Au'on
o "'o N'"o ioigv 1StstrAAS, NJ
. A. '"' pte'pShHlEoft "or'
'oo s""a yos," "'o O'lY'"
s'. .s....,y,os.,..t
an'"s "'''0" 'o,iar no
.o'' " o. "'"u'o"' ooun'y e"s'ne
"a.o' -
n oou"S oa' VI
uu' " w. oaiuner, ifpli'isporo'
- ".u e' o o. L
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NOTICE.

Bids for county depository funds
will be received at 10 o'clock Febru.
airy 18th. J. T. MALoNEY.
"a County Judge.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-01-15

Il wonder why II is you can't argue
with a woman" you can: but II
doesn't do any good."-Bos,on Tran.
script.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-10
SURFA CEsoF cHESHIRFs|@
FARMS SINK RAPIDLY
TDy Associated Pressl

CHESTER, Eng. - Farmers In a
large area of Chester have their work
complicated by the fact that the sur
face of their farms is steadily sinking
at rate reaching in many places sew.
eval inches yearly.
This subsistence occurs in the dis
trict of the great sat mines. The salt
deposits are about 400 feet below the
surface, and there is everywhere at
this depth a total thickness of at least
200 feet Of salt. The gradual removal
Of the salt is the cause of the subsi-
dence of the land.
I The salt Is mined by means Of
pumps. Water is allowed to flow into
the salt beds, where 1t becomes satu-
rated with salt. In this condition II is
pumped to the surface and fresh water
flows In to take its place. The subsi.
dence of the surface is most marked
In the immediate vicinity Of each
pumping center. H.. ..