Bryan-College Station Eagle from Bryan, Texas • 4

BRYAN DAILY jEAGLE MpNDAY JUNE 2 to from A 300'n rairu 'iiiAPav affect the more deems and returns it with his com i and 4 Mr sucn Hu 'Sv Abe that returns ire Sale! 1 EVERY ARTICLE GUARANTEED OR YOUR MONEY BACK $107 a north a load lots San An AVTR KYW KWK WSMB WKY KTHS and for first gr Lights and shadows On Manhattan Isle Texas Daily Press League offices: OKA Modicnn AVP ICAUlj) UvV Chicago Illinois DrpshvtPlian de were confirmed by the recent ses rnfitiyttiian iisiature mn er 7 a a fin LuhIIa hniiirP '1 MAXWELL 3 77 inamruvt bition' tire desirous ognizcL that constructive Monitor BY NEW YORK June Diary of modern Pepys: A letter from i MAINLY ABOUT? OLKS 1 a Daily Bible Thought 4 or godly sorrow worketh repen tance to salvation not to be repent ed of: but the sorrow of the world worketh death 2 Cor Today In History Martial law was deciared in Cuba June 2 1912 class matter under act of Congress March 1 1878 MRS LEE ROUNTREE Managing Editor Tiventv ive Years Ago education and government' Out side the school rooms of the coun I even here in the hope and destiny of tthe country and the race lies in proper educa tion and to make this of a high character educational facilities and equipment should be of the be't It is because Citizens as a whole have little time to study these needs that a school board is provided to look after these things Here in i Greenville the school board is composed offorward looking honorable and dependable citizens and when they cer tain additions and improvements to certain buildings and equipment the wise thing to do it would seem is to heed their request Not a penny of the amount needed is to be used in paying salaries of teach ers who receive smaller sallaries here than in other North Texas cities in a class' with Greenville Tkie nitv also has the lowest tax rate for schools than towns of the same class and the additional tax required to float the proposed is sue of bonds is a mere bagatelle and will add no perceptible burden to taxes to be paid i It will be hazardous and may prove fatal to affiliation of Green ville high school with static institu tions and colleges to lose domes tic science and' manual training here both strong drawing cards to 'those interested: moreover it 1 win injuriously uw than two hundred small children that will become scholastics: with the beginning of the fall term The wise thing to do in facing the present situation is to cast aside all prejudice against a bond issue and heed the urgent request of the school board to give them the means to move: Greenville forward and upward in an educational way Vote for the bonds next Tuesday gnd you will be showing a laudable appreciation and care for the boys and girls who are to become the men and women of the future Greenville Banner spent the past week end in Austin as guests in tne iioiur Mrs Watt McNeeley haired cuff shooters He wore a 1 buff two: gallon hat high heeled i Texas star boots with' glittering spurs apd a bull durham tag dan gled from his shirt pocket He ac cepted tea but did not taste' it The big room was buzzing with conversation before he entered but was painfully silent until he left or some reason a group of gossip mongering and tea drinking New Yorkers became suddenly and mis erably self conscious six year old boy has 'been in iny workshop for the past hour giving one man shows for which he extorted a pennyr A few moments ago he exclaimed: typewrit ing the hero is And he ended it all 5 with an imaginary shot from imaginary revolver i Then he left ivith a hurt dignity i when I giggled out loud and somt how I felt father mean about it myself "''f Something hotsy totsy in walk ing sticks' comes from London narrow like a lath and with a slightly curved handle of a bright color And the newest' in shoes for ladies are made of shaik skin Ties chic and tres expensive A silver handled cane engraved with my sname turned up in a Third avenue' pawnshop to be dis covered by Edgar Carr who re pliments: "The cane was left in a taxi Ifi years ago after a dinner at one of those 80 cent dinners with vin ordinaire after whichone care Hat happens to a cane rom a news as a teacher in i I Xkrtll i nu ai mg in Spntetnber in i i rt nnninir nf school fit ior iiir uMc MiMfc and College where Mr son is a member of the facility wu a Ji Buchanan nr unu pent Sundav visiting with fnends in Teague They 1 eturned late Sunday Mr and Mrs Yeager spent Sunday with relatives in hila miles the wen seriously in jui cd ta i lean vi Crockett are guests in the home ot Mr and Mrs Weddington More than 0000 notary publics Mrs Jim Riley of Bryan has re turned fjbm Houston where she spent the week end with relatives and friends Mrs Riley was ac companied to by her par ents Mr and Mrs Walter Cargill I of Pasadd'na and her brother IT Cargill member of the United 1 nr num VHtl JJ wi I at this time Rev Gleissner made an of ficial yjsi to the Hearne Catholic church Saturday afternoon ie turning to Biyan the same night 1 A Mr and Mrs Iotko McNeeley daughter Miss Winona MeNeeley land son Melvin Neeley I kt It n'v time! some people got acquainted with their city ahd the I surrounding country 1 The next automobile trip you take diive out of your regular route make it a point to see all of voui city every so You wili be surprised to see what a wondert ill city it is A iaunt through the surround ing country would be an instruc tive as well as an enjoyable one Try it Some people neeo trr understanding as to what a bet ter city means Cities that are not dead to tne world realize that growth and bet teiment are always possible and alwuvs have an eye open for every opportunity that comes along Cities like men are governed to a large extent by the condition it cji i rrt If Yl fll In the days citizens should have a fine: knowledge of their city and its surrounding country and then work with appreciative coop eration to make conditions better It takes willingness and untir ing work to build a city A city that iSJm the map will always go a long way out of its beaten path to welcome a or to invite a new industry to their With Exchanges DO NOT DIM THE TORCH EDUCATION Whether children and the youth of the land be classified as a lia bility or an and they are both the ledger of life will show A 6 Vs A $80000 vaudeville theanv i being constructed at Dallas Mi Addie Soles of Palestine is here for a visit with her son Soles of Harvey Homer Rutherford of Austin spent Sunday in Bryan A A arley is: in Lufkin on business Dr Gregory of Edge was a visitor here yesterday day has come when any town that wants to be consideied a good market town for country trade must pay the highest price for all kiifids of produce as wen mihtv nd tu that navs 'that they are to be the mignty ana ahig teBde BC WISN WCCt) vv 7pr vvi'KPY puscled REC WLAC KLRA KLZ KDYL KRC KV HIV TATT VMRC vi sibii ik a i KV1 KUU BJ Sales Co 231 MAIN STREET A Billy Van the minstrel who is living in the New Hampshire pines and happier too than ever before Also a cable from South Africa from a man I do not' recall asking a ticket home This day my wife bought for us permanent living quarters for us at 290 Park Ave my mother in law to drive to Greenwich Ct and the Hutch ison river road one of singular beauty And we stopped under a leafy maple and ate sugar cookies and drank milk from a thermos Qr Iiaaia nnd met again I at Who 'wrote that red cor I ailOIiyillUUS luiumvj IVnmpn nnd in the evninjr to a dinner and talked with Robert Scripps the publisher about this that and the other and also to Tom hite and Dave Town And on my way home could kick myself for always introducing people at parties who were either graduated together or knew other all their lives one explain this: On my disk was a phqne message to call a' gentleman at 'Wickersbam 5000 about an important inaner did want to discuss something of i importance but had hot cpmmunt cated with ine in any way know ing about it himself just two min utes before 1 telephoned The only other persori concerned was in India And beginning to look under tables and chairs 1 Only two New York theatres have rows lettered I the leason be ing its similarity to in mo i theatres too Row A has been abol ished to make room for an orches tra pit In one row in the mid die of the house is A A This gives ticket speculators 'a grand chance to bamfoozle suckers who get the idea they are going to sit practi cally right on the stage One of the fastest tap dancers daaJa av is actually named Ginger Pepper Rogers although Pepper is dropped in programs In 1 cidentally she is a Texas red head who never had a dancing lesson Indeed the most agile of the feather footed guild are not lege Illustrious exam who negan a vouhBa dancing along the are George White Jack Donahue James Barton risco Will Ma honey' and innumerable other headliners The man who has elevated more dancers and singers to stardom than anv other cannot carry a tune or do the simplest step He is the lavender shirted and pouty Ho Ziegfeld a tea room the other after i kare arrived a stalwart six IIUVI1 vilkk a trifle embarrassed among Mr and Mrs family left Bryan Saturday the smmer months They went for visit with Mrs mother Mrs Cole After their visit there they go to an Antonio where Mr cepted a position as Mimmer school rpnirn to 1 time A OUR THE BRYAN DAILY EAGLE 1 (Taken from the files of 1 he Bryan Morning Eagle June 1905 twenty five years ago) Mrs Todd and sister Miss Bittie of San Antonio have arrived at College and Will spend some time visiting with relatives and friends there Martin left yesterday fol Belton where he will witness the commencement exercises of Bay lor emale College Ho will accompanied back to Bryan jy daughter Miss Ida Martin ho has been a student at Bajloi year nn de AVai tl MOUHVI UI hove returned from a trip to Wheelock Bermuda onions in car are being shipped from 1 tonio to Kansas I it a aIi nnaiieil caused hound 1 and passenger train i I I ft ipnvp inei iruvhs south of Cotulla None tvuoootiirMA I JIM rs Misses Ione nnd Artie MONDAY JUNE 2 uv issnriATED PRESS Programs in central standard time All is IM unless otherwise indicated Wavelengths on leffof call letters kdocycles on WEA New York 660 (NBC Chain) Symphonic Rhythm WEA and WGY' WWJ WSAI WGN KSD WOC WDA WTAM A Partv Also WgwTAM WWJ WGN KSD WOW KSTP WSAI WTMJ WHAS WMC WSB WJAX WAA KPRC WOAI WKY KOA KSL KGO KECAKGW KOMO war wwi wmi 4 WQY V)VI WSAI WNR KSD WOC 8:30 Sow VJAX V1OD WHAS WSM WMC WSB WSMB 1 WJDX XTAM i wqvr WGY Harbor Light Tales of a Sea CapUHno WSMB WGV Barney Dance Orches la vvOC WMC WKY 1000 Dance Orchestra Abo KV WSM WWrJ WDAK iqx ew 17 New York 760 (NBC Chain) KWK WSB WSM 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Empire Builder KY KPRC WOAI RWK WREN WIM4 K0AK KSL KGO KI KOMO KGW HQR Amos Only to WOAI WHAS KGO KOMO KGW KHQ WLW WJR loyd KTHS WAPI WSMfi wcco Kfflwsrn KJ KLZ KDYL WJiCM Whk Couriers with Henty dul WSPDr WGHP WBM WMAQ KMOX kOIL KMBU wuvy WM KM0X KO KMBC WSPD WCCO DCWHk wkrc 8:00 Guy Ounce KOIL KMBC WSPD WGHP WOWO MH WGHP WOWO Jesse Crawford Orga" As MAD KLZ KDYL KRC KPY KOL WSPD WBCM WMT I wp fiM KQ1L 9 00waiS WlaBWCKHWBWy KRLD KLRA KLZ p'KRC WGHP WKBN WBM Heywood Also WA WIBW KH WCM KJ KMOX KOIL KMBC 1SN CCO 4BW A WSPD WBRC WDOD WMT REG WLAC hL KJ KLZ KDYL WGHP WKBN WBM 9:30 Dance Carnival Also ADC wspD WBRC vnnKMBC wisv wvyu WIW W1 KMOX WMT WOOD KJ 1 At I 1 4 Midnigni iueiuur ret wrrtfi KLZ WMT WDOD KDYI Member of the Alternated Pre The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for repro vearr six months $100 A lfenntilo Kflflk XjIIIIuIDki Mt" New York Association rom a nws item: worked bnoir ah their Lone Island estate and was dismissed for pro posing marriage to their debutante daughter actable man but seldom a groom I Relativity Prof Einstein is said to have hired a secretary to give the fol lowing explanation of Relativity to his visitors: a pretty girl sits on your lap for an hour Annio liL niinntp When YOU JU MWHI I 1 sit on a hot stove for a minute it iptat(s Navy seem like an num i What Education Teache The most valuable result of all education says Dr Parkes Cad man) is the ability to mako your self do the things you have to when they have to be done wheth er you like it or not Read Eagle want ads Better arming Pays There is a iesson for Bryan and Brazos county as wen another community where one crop methods of agriculture have been favored over the census return tor Lubbock amonJ? cities of claims the largest Pftrcentage of since 1920 the 20000 class in the United States 0 figged at 4088 cent jumping ckcounty TXd an increase of more than 200 percent jumping little more than 11000 in 1920 to sligntiy oeun 000 in 1930 innf the Rnt most important the statement increased population is due enureiy as a 1 plication of diversified farming methods to the Plains co fryol which Lubbock 1 th market kh dependence on any one ciop but'ai Jtf also is is adapted are Tfilo maize for If boom but ba tn Brvan for a large part of its supplies Jrue that within the past year a considerable ef he Lp farms than for many a Jong interest If breed is Being raiseu mu in garden and lhefr Sd is likelihood for great Mr des i until the county tonttd tmk free and untl sthe farmers turn to growing teea aim ucinvy That these things will come is we believe a lor" a preca Jtous onf That conditions here will be better whena income at more or less regular mte rva Is crons as cotton and it likely 1 in arivance with need not ue mv 1111 finance current expenses returns irom oilier mu iu: oltinna This situation has developed in otner agnunuia where diversification has become the general prac tice a there is no reason why it should not here With a greater variety of crops and a greater crtandan creased tarm revenue ee Jn shoddSnS in the next ten years a growthL popuSion and in wealth as well as in onomic nd betterments for all the citizenship of the city and trade territory that will compare favorably with any elsewhere 'ki OOO it "Dallas county is the only one in the state of Texas 'where the rural school children are given nine mpnth of school work and thereby placed on an equal basis so tai Hi of the uroan 1 the Six month school year is not unknown and seven months is bovand i L' be possible to improve this condition so that tlw boys an girls from the farm homes of this county may hate educ il tional opportunities that will compare favorably th thae offered in Brvan There is too much good timbei devei oped in the rural homes to neglect in any way the proper 4 training of these young people Records olcommer industry and government continue to sb7' Lf town and the rural community still is a feitile souice toJr vftftv will and the stamina to climb meil UUU'wunAnnu PA high: ooo I The Southwest has been shoved in the spotlight I the last few weeks but under circumstances mostamenU viable The rioting at Sherman which resulted in the de 7 I struction of the Grayson county courthouse as 1 burning alive ot a negro wnose wvuu uc been followed by another not in Oklahoma the latt instance as in the first authorities were 1 ot able to pi vent the mob from radical vioiauuis xv ou no'4Vu niHri ri who was wanted was being In ulc tuv iwtt tried At Chickasha there is little question but that us tice would have been quick and determined in ait 10 Census returns reflect the growth in popu ation and the industrial development ot the Southwest "lft fa orably but recent mob activities leave the question of uk devd opment open to argument oOo The United Presbyterian Church of North America 4 I 'A th tivo ninr Sat LU JUtliAV Wil vv A ixri4 ftft1 Acnnmnl HI HiaBV communities aVe' fevver "and stronger churches Such mXn aA the one proposed or on a smaller scale foi plishments by church organizations Mnnv rnmnlaints are reported in Germany about the Many complaints establishments the the taxpayers living under republican forms of government rebel at the large amounts ot pubhc mon th armed foreea London confer ences might be made unnecessary i ft I 1 Tf would appear that ascism today is at least as grave VbA'J pence of Europe Boishev ta DiLirou never tot DSOI 51iaw Okla DITOR1 AL THE DAY MAKE PROHIBITION AMBIDEXTROUS thn nneo PHUto Under the unanimous oi iminnlIv guiity for tlie Court the purchaser 1(uor bas thus clarified a pertinent act which he has committed the American people legal point but the eae of the Liq purchaser of liquor' continues to stand morally guilty for creating his act enforeetuen't this decision rom the point of new intentions of Con of the Supreme Cou cted and conforms wholly gress at the time the AoLtiad Act rntice in the prosecution the policy Of the ederal Depar raU' of liquiir eases since the choosea fo pass the Sheppaid gress can' of course alter this po i b(vlragcs co guilty bill which would make the purchaser administration with the seller but in the interes ts of the ffe of the law we believcjhat prohihiti conimercial manufacturer rnment continues to concentrate upo extension of coercive anl liquor ithout any ent exteni the point of view of dry forces of the Nation to red ln( antl always education against the evils of a co Amekdment Enforce must underlie the success of the uf effective prohibi ment and education must be'the two am flf fcnc tion and reliance must not rest ioo mcr foreement while enforce wnthe ho means of demonstrating either makc t0 The appeal which the supporters pml the individual purchaser today is an al I 1 Amendment is de ship and to fair signed to protect society opponents of prohl i nitir inrix nin vzm 1 idi limine AtHd ho rec ftnrh rondiuons turn )l IU Jl A 1 Jo i oiiiiwsii'iii'U 1 atvonage of the 'tb'Xir er Christian Science nor a patriotic means to that end 7 '77 y' 77 '7 Xi 1 LtJf 7 3Vj7 7 1 pOGR A 1 Ur lit 7 ''7 y7 cs 77 hAM7' 'p's 7 7 7' MC 77 7 5 7' 7 4 vb 4 PORK BEANS hill i ack 3 ws PURE LARD wckfT $107 GRUSTENE 4 BUCKET or OUNCE 1 Oc ft BAKING 25 CAN 10 POWDER 3 POUND AQc CAN 7777 77777 DRYGOODS HOUSE DRESSES EAC DOTTED SWISS ALL COLORS per yard CRETONNE per yard GINGHAM 32 NCH AST COLOR ter yard 9 CURTAIN SCRIM per yard.