Bryan-College Station Eagle from Bryan, Texas • 4

THE BRYAN EAGLE RIDAY MARCH Daily Eagle gWfrtallr TM Texa dxlly exlcr pt Bandar MreerlMjrea Rata month Byan 7W 10c Pure Pork Sausage lb 15c Alpine to go without co' ull Dressed Hens''lb 20c ulLLine of resh Meats 74 7th OR SALE inly About Ph College 513 olks TOUR patterns wyo LUCIEN LE LONGS DOW OctduSt U1 lilt: di uiu uic yi Ar Drin nAl bidding South Amerien trade some of the Latin Anjencan re and preparations for Miss Me 1 planfor the fame development them With marked pounds good A'5ne withcut cot to her and enlargement of tne interurban business of this community for many years but he will have to let 0 feet thick A lot of modern danc ing could be done on any one of it I Desk blotters 5iIf quality rm yellow or white at th Enaie Hnotn If ye keep mv commandments ye shall abide in my love even as I have' kc ot mv ather's command ments and abide in his love John 15:10 red Cavitt these spring days itching to get a fihing pole in his hands Cavitt is among best camera artists and has in his collection some beautiful scenes of the picturesque roadside beauty of this section of Texas We have just recently discovered another camera fiend and it is Dr II 1 Ahdrewpastor of the irst Bap 3 LIPSTICKS IN LIATHIR KIT TStumi5dbmandthisi3 SMART LIPSTICK SHADIS GROCERY SPECIALS Sdrirf i yt48c 00R CIW BRYAN CAE Aggieland Studio Aggieland Pharmacy Pharmacy Gleaners 3 Pounds Admiration Coffee THREE TOOL is well represented at this writes Zis man of the A Architectural department who jsin St Louis Mo attending the American Asso ciation ofSThool Administrators where he appeared on We bad given Mr Zisman the ad dress of some friends of ours but 'unfortunately they were wintering in lorida The post card greetings bore a picture of the Hotel: Jef fer son lobby and indeed how familiar to us It also brought back mem cries of the very first time we were ever in St? Louis Here it was we Saw our first automobile We can st ill remember how we chased it down the street and watched its going in breathless interest oster and daughters' Gladys oster and Mrs Zula Mc Donaldand little daughter? Mary Stuart McDonald all' of San Anto nio' arrived today to spent the week end with Miss Ida Parker On Saturday th'ey iwill go to Houston to See the National Gar den Show ft TM Aowcwiw rmo Th Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the uss tor reproduetton pf an Oswa dianatebM credited to It or not otherwise credited in the paper and also local news puHlahed hereta AO rights of reproduction ot special dispatches hereto are also reserved STORAGE 'Household furniture moving haul ing anywhere in state Good equip ment Careful reasonable han dling ireproof storage Phone Bryan 312 JESS CQNLEE xXx The Major Issue Pork' Ham or Chops17c limited time only of LOWEST PRltE ever offered here! Come fo WESTERN ASSOCIATE STORE 216 Bryan 'Ave Ph Br 1214 Have You' Bought 1940 Auto License? We save you time and trouble as well as finance them the ea payment way Buy Early Titus McCullough Inc 215 Sr Main Ph Br 1310 Tall Korn 1 BACON lb iOc 1 Pound Ot Admiration Coffee too many think tomes from anywhere pockets the chance is slim for any material improvement in the management of public affairs The important thing seems be to lino up the vote and to choose the issuemost likely to bring this about Pork Shoulder lb 14c Double your livability repaper A Y' with the brand heW MARKET SPECIALS Rath Tender Picnics 1 average lb LOc With the campaign for gubernatorial and other of fices beginning to liven up this candidate and thatgives Cnmfl inHinrr ft MtrvJntfftiftm ft tnhoi hrs ct'fnrfs for nnn Qi me service ne wouia renaer vaid Walter Holmes Elizabeth TAPPM or Justiee of the P1 Precinct No 4: DODSON 1 Li Hll ilv: nU vs sii'sk meanipglezs phrasesjin i common use are so long a and stands ff Would a blue plate lunch taste just as well if they have thoelivi ions in the And when is a blue plate bluefogs par take in a surprisingly Targe meas ure of the characteristics of the families with which they live Sel dom does an even tempered happy go Iuckv master have tcm I'AMI) engineer dies COLD SPRINGS Ni Mar 1 Osborne 05 railroad engineer who piloted the New York Twentieth Century 'and other trieins more than 200t 000 miles in 13 yean! tt raitnW ing' died of heart disease Thing day 5 I WOMEN TO PREER JAIL TO ANSWERING CENSES A warning that millions of Ameri can women will choose jail rather than intimate questions in the foithcoming census was given to a senate subcommittee Thurs day by Cathrine Curtis of New York national director of Women Inves Sors in America Inc i 1 ITV itKVItt featuring Cash Way Grocery and Market Proprietor Saladiner We Deliver Phone Br 693 Shoulder 101 SQUARES lb: MM LKK WOUMTME Managing Editor Preaa laagna offlcea: Mercantile Bank BuHdlnft Daliaa a 1 tMj14lno Tit' i SANKEY PARK? "tbnrtd Piaipndf Silver VecXbend'he' consideration was between $2500000 and $3000 000 and that the exact amount would not be known until mven ftories have been made The hotel i contains 400 rooms Ads getqtick re be collected and placed with the state treasury) and should be paid out by the treasurer only uporf proper representa Jjon The State has more than 100 such agencies many of them at least semi independent Some of these overlap and some have 'little er nothing to do Some serve' a real pur pose in the administration of state affairs If the need for a revamping of the machinery of the State government were properly appreciated and the possible Increases in economy and efficiency made plain to the people there might be more demand for action along this line and sucn a piauorm mignt prove io oe a gooa yote getter But so long as candidates take the line of least resistance by catering to the human weaknesses of getting something for nothing or a bit of public money which or State Senator 14th District: ALTON YORK oi County Clerk i SR A SYPTAK LAWRENV Political Announcements Afl An nouncementx Mit Be Accompanied By Cash" The Eagle is authorized toYan nounce the follownig candidates for office subject to the pri maries: I of his sons Iran Jr Buck and Jerome largely from here qry out He has worked long ttfdugli any way so it is time fob him to take: time out and life i We met today' little Gayle Ros prim Burragc the two months old son of Mr and Mrs Cecil Burragc His mother had him out for a sun ning and dropped by to show hint to usr friendly and gave us a smile as we tickled him under tlie I grow up I I want to be a City said Herman Meyne Jr when he with mother Mrs Herman Meyne and the other children Eliza beth and A lien Thomas cafne to see hoW the paper was made They are air interesting family Mr Meyne had hr be awayeip Dallas for the day on business so Mrs Meyne anrthe children'had a holi day and after spending the day with Airs' parents Mr and Mrs Henry tTioraycki west of Collegethey ended the day by visiting fK8 office" NICK i STUART and His Orchestra SCRIPT $150 in advance $200 at the door: Tickets now on sale at: Down OC CAKE LOUR Sugar CORN 3 No 2 cans Peaches 3 No 1 cans 25c Cut Green String 1 BEANS 2 No! 2 cans 1 Salt 3 for Calumet Bk Pwdr lb 21c Typewriters UNDERWOOD feLLIOTT ISHER co Wright Ulrl St Phone Br 7 Biyan Texas New Underwood Typewriter Sunditrqnd Adding Mechine Service on all ofxcc machines Work guaihnteed Clever Lucien Lclong puts three lipsticks in a little 1 to liarmbnizC wlth your' lhere is Robin Hood Red fir your green brown gray costumeS a nine shade for our wines and blucs a pink for you? pastels and light formals Maybe college girls started the vogue but fasbion mibded women have taken it up Tic Tsic TOE 1 "Believe" it or not is 36 years old and has celebrated only 9 birthdays The reason for' al freight 29th and as that day comes only' every fourth year he is cheated cut of a celebration every year Thi is the first person that wc votes to spare'The count once "to" the 'railroad hospital at have ever' personally' known thati was com on tea reus us' he knew two other people thatj were penalized the same as he was riends are giving Erwin four! returns of the day to: make up for the next four years Catsup 14 oz bottle 10c BANANAS doz 15c APPLES doz: 10c ORANGES doz 10c stuff under the name Choi! Knick erbocker knows more skeletons that hang in the closets of New our Hundred than any body else In fact I think he knows all four hundred of them Number 71 Broadway carries no identification on its facade except the number "in stanless steel It was one of the very first of the skyscrapers in 189 51 It is 7 i i a al revs if 7 Judging from what has been heard thus faf the para in maMive granite blocks Even at mount issue in the minds of those who have announced tje top (it has 22 floors) the for office or who have indicated they planned to do this vans aro at lea three and a half is me payment ot oia age pensions vne canaiaate win say he: is against a sales tax for this purpose and another will propose some other type of levy But none get away from window sills 1 this issue of old age assistance You walk scvera1 Jt is entirely possible that if the affairs of the state steps to t'Rtr thc IzxliK'r 1 CttH Tlfl were better if the Legislature ou act i te buildi oc maKe oeuer management mere would ue no for the office affbCn( Tidnrt Trtf orirtiTinnol ratrannna tnw RariOtdioii In VHifnncn iT1 tri Mr and Mr riammrPT need for additional revenues for the particular purpose i 'f iieid the bank of elcato' Holmes will go to Houston Sat paying Old age pensions It is possible that revenues en you ht look at it "a Jongi urday to see the National lower joyed at present would be found sufficient for al) purposes before find out that thr1 show andal to visit with rela JV 4 1 'v re: 1 i 4 4 1 4 kzi i me government maenmery were revamped and econo js the home of Unaed state wei iira auu ui mies in administration made nossihle most no wen corpora This is a problem however that the average legislator in theopinion of many finan hesitates to tackle To solve this problem would mean in men all probability lessening the number of state employees) 'r 'tf ramHew legislators have the courage to propose a program 7 that wnuld riufprinllv rodnrx thJ nnmhJ 1h rehntanless iUel even Jo the walls Chicago tehng of a wondeiful 1 41 1 1 1 I mane uieir Jivn ir in siate emniov 1 he machinery ot the state is a topsy turvy structure On wkhv they When for some reason oranother the Legislature provides had finphed the job ami covered which they are working: They will t)Umpjng back up again' lui suiiie auuiuuiiai service ur io taae care or sonic new i ln all of the narticuiany lomo function rwhich it has legislated into operation a new IrUne like marble in: whicfe thjcrts ill'be remembered here as ing after the 'uniform and tailoring board bureau or commission is created5Iany of these are pace was originally trimmer imiss Helen uownng nq inripnpnrlent nf control an fhoiitrh solf ri afpd unzl i nirivl In little show cares let into the" the privilege of collecting and expending monies with Jit jwalls one sees displays igfctain Virginia Stevens of Hous his mantle fall on the shoulders 1 a 1 1 4 zl it 1 1 Tvo vslr T2 ilzxL Twl neor no responsiointy to any onicial ol the state non win oe me wceK cim gui It would be as and the chance it would rai1 and eac Jamcs W1U at piore economical and more efficient if when these ucca the festEdtiys 1 sions arise some of these hew duties and responsibilities ge E' ilkc gone were placed on the shbUiders of agencies already in opera A lot of pop into fvr a with her son tion head as I look over this dignified 1 ji0) san Locke and family Certainlythe Legislature should hesitate to create japiay am'k I soon 'find myself ini new agencies giving them the power to collect 'tees the office of avice president and! u' McMahon manager of 4 wxx 1 zxi 11 ii zl 4 Vi A A MX Vx zi zj 4 to zi wt rfblxzx14 x4 1 I Iv I ft ft zx ft zi zfl 11 T'TVX to 4V 1112 A A If iwf rn niz i ULlxcx jiivxijco aiiu iHvn CAjvuu uicin aiiuubiz rtbnili All vv luv vm Aiumgunici aiu case for the sake of good management should any such board He is Mr Carlisle Mel conf jnetj t( his'hmnc today by a funds remain in the custody of any such agency AH should ho was a newspaper in anatverf II i a zJ Li zi 1 ift 4 re zfl 4 4 tSncn ehimselfA He was a cub' re Re porter St Lou is i financial writ er 'in ChicagOr New ork and Eu rope before he joined Steel I dearned that the largest cus tomer of Steel is a tin can com pany It seems that tin cans arc made of what is called tinplate which is thinly rolled steel coatedwith tin Tin comes chiefly from GALVESTON' HOTEL'COMPANY 'BLYS IN' WASHINGTON' Mar Purchase of the Washington hotel where Vjce President Garner re sides wlple in the capital wasj aminiinrpd ThursdaV bv 0 21 St Campbell general manager rf thei Eagle sf National Hotel company of Gal sulas The contest to represent Bryan self and spend two weeks at the at the Panama Pacific Exposition exposition and sightseeing at in i foresting points along the route this summer closed aturday night jjating of this city em at 6 with the best of feel 1 pjoyed as a painter for the Hous ing among the candidates and the! ton Texas Central railroad Corn ones were los ipany fell from the top of the i tt: Treix a Mriitiirftn a ra pin the winner all possible pleas 1 depot Saturday afternoon wnen his are on the trip Miss ladder bixike with him and crushed total vote was 27152 and she had 1 one of bis ankles He was taken at re Tcflex was bv aieomraitteeiof three Houten for treatment and late ax follows: Travis Bryan of the reports from him state that he is Levison of Shreveport La ft JV vfl re Trust aCo and Clarence Seale connected with the bareveport times as many good wishes and fl fl T' lire r' re re re Vfl ic 5 fXa l't lil reZ eVre fl4re 4re cashier of the Tiscai aeparuneuu a of the A College Details cf Mr Levison is a Manager solved before peace can be' assured and 'Americans who red( mean gnappingudog want peace rather than war should be giving thought to Maury who writes society xnis as we cannot isolate ourseives ana we snouia ae seeK ing some way of freeing world trade from present day handicaps 7 Dick Boswdl spent the night on Set i Mooring plantation and returned morning at early dawn Senator Gor doa Bums finetooih combing his district for votes The Navasota pver is the boundary line of the district on the wesLYet he cdmes i' to see Qiis neighbors in Brazos i county Allen received postcard greetings front his cousin Mrs A Waldrop Jr the bride of a few weeks from Clearwater lorida saying she and Mr Wal drop would be back in Bryan by Sunday A hearty welcome awaits them 41 4 reer World Trade That trade two way process is apparently better rppnrwi7Afi hv rnp comneutoni in me luienuuAiviu i re fl re i as 1QIJVW9 Xftatia a than Uncle Sam' Germany made senous inroads into ihefirst National Bank Nelson Du getting along nicely trad ft nf this country bv her barter deals ana uj pajing ian te irst state Bank i fnrimnirfu with marks enrtd nn tor berman maue yiwuv Today Great Britain is taking a leaf from the German KaaIz h'iv'lv? sriaoA ft tVlA WSI 2nd the a mon iiiAr ann by buying the products of some of the Latin American re publics and paying for them with marxea pounas gooa only for jpurchases of English made products The United States is trying to get around the high wallsreated by fhe Smoot Hawley tariff by a system of tradejagreements Under these breaks are made in the tariff walls which make possible the limited or restricted sale of their products this country nn me credits sew up these nations then buy American made products These agreements have worked satisfactorily in the main and in practically all cases trade balances have sheen in favor of the United States But while this plan works to the national advantage from some points of view it works especially well for the manufacturer The manufacturer of autos or shoes for ex ample finds that this plan aids him But the farmer' whose prosperity is of basic importance unless are to change up our system benefits directly scarcely at all He still is' compelled to sell most of his products in an open market whilehe buys in one that is highly protected The car that ne uuys iruin ins local ueaicr lur example cuuiu uc at a lower figure if he were in Argentina but he gets moredor his wheat lor example tnan tne Argentine sj8 4ifcfc business of tariff making' which tj Roosevelt of'l had always imagined ass Should nZ around trying to figure out ke women away vtwl hirp I must ne someming wiong wiu if it must thus assure 17 1 in wbft vou had for dinner a riscoll Title Reg Pat O'tlce 1 ii 1 ft 1 4 nre tVriMrvI NEW Thinking out! t' '1' i a At ireft i a littie comes Burn cuuin Ainvittu tioua: At wnai point jn tut Jiiavuiji i i 1 and liustia rvniv ch 1 of the Amencan language did un jderclothes become whlrh Ladies a restau i fl I T' Ml I flfl 1A' Zl I HlZlt 1 I 011 XX fl Tnor i oi consuming aieei snips ana administration had diligently avoided' is be (riven consideration he argumen tradeagreement policy is a more wprkable one than tariff if It must thu assure the IS really chiefljintere revision because of the trade barriers that have been erect 1 a(jjes that safe for them to ed 'ou had 5 ed other nations In somecases at least these were jenter Tables for car "ha re d' raised in retaliation for tinsAmerican action ties the same implication I should Iunc But sooner or latef if peace comes in the sections think ladies ought to be able to: Ha LroU( father enjoying wheif ware now ardoeing fought and before such a con 1 get tables at most any restaurant tJw 'T i "1 1 ft ft 1 Tkzi XA nlzlnrf rnc al! tn nfll itftx i H(i wi chenherdinsr hi? twin sons 1( tl a ooi3 1 five vars old inrougn mv to its mens bar TheoTlhis throng The boys seemed bar respectfully resyted to crw(s apd required gentlemen Tfe two most idaace except whcn coring mrtintnnlAgtf in fMirnnt OH I Broadway at 41th street Papa took their hands then but the rest of the time they marched on in advance of him sometimes run ning to the show windows lagging a bit then iunning to catch up Thev were drcftied in identical outfits of gray blue with caps and tlst church And can he take pie leggings As neat and handsomea tures! When asked as to what kind pair as find on the Isldnd of 'camera he used he said: Papa was well dre sfd in a given me twenty years ago when I slightly Broidwayish manner He graduated from It is gome met several persons to whom he plenty good or the man behind it spoke and then you could see js unusually good for we have pride his face as the seen no better pictures friends smiled jtpon the happy twins I had a hard time restrain ritz Weise of the Stephan Ice ing myself from patting him on Company cutting corner to ths the back and saying got plant Evidently riend )Yjese be something to be proud of there Sieves a straight line is the short 1 boy! Something they fore est distance between two points cloe or or inflate Webb Howell and Travis Bry Congratulation proud father'" an with their heads together prlgir 1510 ilcN'aug'it Sjn liiate Spriggs in from College Mrs Geiber doing a g'xxl job of president of the Lamar Ju nior high Club 1 It is quite easy to remember ini tials if you connect them with some I familiar thing or iinstailees: I Stricklandfljnanager of the South Western Telephone Company of I i Brownwood when asked his initials lr (delirium' tremens)! which has fastened It on our mind until we will never forget McMahon manager for Mont gomery Ward Company Western Kflfl re flfl 1 Ire re reflfl flfl I fl ft Irere ft Vfl flfl fl 1 ZV ft A 1 uinviij nii? niauv uiai iu for rent Rv int um 'AirMahon IS i 1 down with the flu and is missing from the store 1 I Mr and Mrs Roberts for 1 rhnk Zubik who has been ill merlv? of van but now of San with heart attack for some I The main lobby now done in Antonio write relativcshere from months is now able to sit up and i to Innkintr forward to going for an iup to about fifteen feet This treat time they are having while ate automobile ride on Sunday accord inonl gives the long lobby a soft? tending a convention of he State! Ing tn his daughter Mildred fl re fl 'rr 7 Hone vet lijrht On wuhes ine arm Insurance Company lori heart went down to' zero but it is jmid Mr be about 10 days Mrs Rob Zubik riend Zubik has been look ft flVlLO ft Left ft flSe tj ft VW re re Tries the same implication I should uncn in nCft4Vtrs1fl 1 zl Izie rtll rvVs 41 ha A XI A ft ibcr 11 oeaue conies 111 viie becuuns inniK lauivs vuia hftincr fnncrht and hpfnrp Riirh a rnn 1 set tables at most any restaurant flagration devekfps as will threaten the whole economic The Waldorf topsail in pohte and gocial striicture the nations of the world must get 1 nesi v'lth th? cntan5e TT' fl re ''Jre re re 4 A it Ct A hfl 11 ft IJCA ftf tfllS wgetAerana piawlor aireer exchange ot goous anu lor greater' opportunity at the materials they may lack A policy marked by more of the give and take spirit will be in order and there is no nation in so logical a position to propose and help carry through such a policy as this With a large percentage of the gold in the if it still iswortir anything at thattime and with unbounded re sourcesand a great labor supply this country should wel come tich a program since it would promise a great pro ductive activity with accompanying employment i Most the ills from which the world suffers today are basedon unhappy or1 bad economic conditionsIn many instances these are man made These problems must be Bryan Daily Eale LTwenty five Ycr aiad riiot it Ayo in wonting oz cur? developTnecf intenirbax a 1' I IfsB I i I Day by Dayy orfe 3 7 63 if JI A 5.