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8 25 3 PETE MORRISON DIXIE PARK JEWELRY STORE Reliance CLASSIIED ADS OR RENT Boone Prairie OR SALE IN ORDER TO MAKE as WANTED The EAGLk is a NEWS paper Judge Spell Of Waco money Gerson Bros Dan Moody past The Newer IN BRYAN VOL PHOENIX HOSIERY NEW SHADES $100 to $285 AT BOOK STORE CORNER Thay Are So Pretty EVERYBODY INVITED 'I to ti a Edge School give a picnic on riday July 23 in Ed Payne pasture Everyone is invited to attend and come with well filled baskets The committee in charge of the picnic are the school trus tees: John Rychlik Orr and Pat Moore i Edna Easters And Albert Tabb Are 2 Married Today Tonight and tomorrow in the great eat thriller ever screened with Winking riday and Saturday Tom Mix in Run Mrs HL Russell Stood Operation 'Satisfactorily GIBBS SON Tb Little Star 4 Second Annual Meetingof Cattle Men August 1748 left Monday for New Baden where they will spend a few weeks in the hay fields of Paul Daniel and Cecib John son of Beck Prairie spent a few days the past week hvithtiheir uncle George Johnson Regular meet ing tonight DALY GK VITOPIL Secretary HALACARLOADOfTUBS ANDBUCKRS past Mr This Wednesday morning July 21st at '8 o'clock at the home of Mr and Mrs Hensarling ta'Sj Bryan was solemnized the marri age of Miss Edna Easters daugh i terof Mr and Mrs Easters of Kurten to Mr Albert Tabb of Mount Pleasant Rev Ta turn officiating" Mr Tabb are spending this weekwithV the parents at Kurten A full account pf the marriage will appear in The Eagle's social column on riday (Special to the Eagle) 4 BOONE PRAIRIE July Tom Sanders of Newby is visiting in the Demp Watson home Mr and Mrs Johnnie Bowles of Austin are visiting in the Green home Mr and Mrs Will Connell are spending a few days with friends and relatives at Buffalo 'J Mr and Mrs Ben Johnson John Thomas Sanders Buck Ruby Connell returned home after a few visit at Buffalo Mr and Mrs Luther Bray of White (Rock spent one nightthe past week with his brother Ed Bray Mr and Mrs Jim Wood spent Sunday at the Ed Bray hoine Roselle Merryman spent thpast week end with his cousin Lois Baker Mrs Ira Ware spent the week end with her father Morehead' Mrytle Carter spent the week end with Wylie Carter Ruby Connell spent Sunday with her sister Mrs Howard Bray Mr! and Mrs Mit McCoy of Houston are spending a few days with their parents Mr and Mrs Ben Johnson Mr and Mrs Solon Merryman spent one night the past week with their parents Mr and Mrs Pete Merryman Solon Merryman spent Sunday at the Ed Baker home LeeReddin spent Sunday with his cousin Eunice Baker Edgar Wood spent Sunday with his uncl? Ed Bray Edna and Ollie Mae Bray spent Sunday withitheir brother How ard Bray Clara Ellison spent Sunday with Bertha Reynolds Ruby Connell spent one night the past week with Clara Ellisoii Henry Miers spent the past few days with Henry Ellison Mrs Ed Baker Mrs Ennis Po land and Luclndy Baker spent Sun day with Mrs W'C Shipper Mrs Lum Vaughn and children spen the past week end with her sister Mrs Allee Herman Vaughn spent the Week wxth Elvin Cooper Eilisop and Henry Miars The team in cellar position beat the top notch team in Bryan Sunday School Baseball game on Allen ield on' Tuesday evening the Catholics defeating the high school by the close: score of 3 to It was a most interesting game throughout and one of the best? that has' been seen on this field this season Both teams were al most air tight in pinches and both pitchers hurled well There were few safe hits By this defeat the high "school team brought down in the standing to just one game ahead of the Methodists the high school having played 13 games and the Methodists only 11 thereby mak ing the odds 'about even between these two teams The Catholic team climbed a little but is yet far from getting out of the' cellar position OR GOVERNOR TEXAS (Special to the Eagle) COLLEGE STATION July 21 The Agricultural Experiment Station of the A and iQollege of Texas announces the Second Annual Round up to be held at the Ranch Experiment Station located in Sutton and Edwards counties and approxi mately 26 miles from Sonora'on the Sonora Kock Springs ntgn way on August 17 and 18 The purpose of this meeting is to bring together the ranchmen and citizens interested in the Sheep and Angora goat and cat tle industries Leads States 1s A brief concise report of each project carried out at the Ranch Experiment Station will he made giving the latest results in each case so that ranchmen may have the benefit of the most recent knowledge in these several lines Texas leads all other states in the Union in the production of wool and as Well in the produc tion of mohair The Ranch Sta tion is located in the heart of the wool producing region of Texas seven counties surrounding the Sonora7 Station 'producing one fourth' of all tthe Angora goats produced in the United States Studies ia Detail lianch Station is studying animal diseases particularly the diseases of sheep and goats including Hie so called ficiency 'require a full understanding if the grower expects to avoid losses from this source Studies are being made of insects and parasites af fecting the sheep and goat indus try Other detailed? studies are being made of range vegetation the preference of animals for cer tain vegetation and the carrying capacity of the range when prop erly stocked Range feeding prob lems and methods of breeding for increased quantity and quality livestock products are being stud ied including grades and shrink ages on wool and mohair fleeces the results being recorded and di gested a view of better utilizing our ranges in the pro duction of livestock and livestock products Over 3QOO Visitors Every one including ranch men pnd business men and their families is invited to bem atten dance at this meeting Camping facilities will be available at the Ranch Experiment Station head quarters An interesting? and in structive program is under prep aration and announcements cov ering the meeting fully will ap pears from time to time between now and the date of meeting It will be recalled that approx imately 3000 visitors were in at tendance at i the irst 'Annual Round up held last August' This is probably the largest gathering held thus far at a point so far re moved from a railway terminus The exceptional attendance at this irst Round up meeting emphasiz es the intense interest of the citi zenship of Texas in the studies of the problems in connection with the sheep and goat industry a source of great wealth to the State of Texas WANTED: Clean cot ton rags 5 cents per pound Eagle Printing Company possible trial declares: there is no evidence to return an indictment for every fair minded man agrees it is a case of absolute self de fense yet it is the wish of both the pastor and the church that an be: returned in order that all issues involved be given to the American public The trial will involve the sermon and all that it recites" WILL SPEAK ON BEHAL THE CANDIDACY Discount on glass ware breakfast sets pottery hand painted novelties a bags and jnany other Mrs Camell Mrs' Tom Camell Miss Ida Lobelia and Miss Margaret Camell all of Dallas are here for a visit to Lo bella and Annette Lobelia KNIGHTS COLUMBUS OR RENT: 500 acres pasture the Lawrence place unlimited wat er $300 per year or will take cattle for rent MRS STOUSTAND' Wellborn Texas OR REfoT: Two story house in the 2900 block on Washington Street $20 per month In the eventof sale will give ample notice and defray portion of moving ex penses PHONE NO 45 OR RENT: OneT hundred and eighty: acre pasture fine bermuda grass and abundance of good wat er 2 miles Southwest of Bryan PHONE 65 COLLEGE WK met a fellow' TOOAY with a basket dandelion flowers AND we asked him what WAS the idea and he said A neighbor of hip was i GIVING a party and THEY wanted them for DECORATIONS and we ASKED him What he was GOING to do with them ATER the party was over AND he said if the stuff WAS ail right that MAYBE he would give another next 4 AND that just reminds US that if you are ENTERTAINING friends AND feel the need of' Gift Counsellors RELIANCE July 21 The re vival meeting closed at the Reli ance Baptist Church last Sunday with two candidates for baptism and one by statement Rev Bracewell assisted by Rev Rawls did the preaching and much good was accomplished Mrs Merka who has been visiting her father: Riley for several days received a' mes sage stating that her: husband was seriously hurt in the oil refinery at Goose Creek She left immedi ately to be at his bedside There will be a singing school to begin" at Reliance Church Mon day July 26' with Prof George Jones as teacher We will be glad if every one in the community would attend both old and young We also invite the adjoining com munities to come and help us EDGE SCHOOL WILL GIVE A PICNIC RIDAY JULY 23 50c The Yard WANTED: Men to work on dai ry Living: quarters furnished Write A GARNER Navasota Texas ROOM or new fall merchant dise we are placing our entire stock of Ready to Wear sale at greatly reduced prices Come and save Russell returned last night from New Orleans where he accompanied Mrs Russell several days ago for medical and: surgical treatment Mr 'Russell reports that hisife stood the operation on her head most satisfactorily and is recuperating fast She came with him as far as Beaumont and stopped over for a rest and yisit with friends for a few days before continuing her trip back to Bryan The many friends of MrsRussell willjbe glad to know that ghe is getting along so well at this time President uller OfonsCluhi Names Co Workers GOOD LOOKS Is one thing and wear is another But you will find the two have been combined in a pair of WILSON BROS sox Give this wonderful line of sox a trial DAINTY DEsgNS Watch Our Windows (Continued from Page 1) a lifelong friend of Chippe and this action was considered a sign of a vigorous investigation' Mr Sayefs announced that Mrs Chipps had every confidence in the sin cerity of District Attorney Robert Hanger and that her desire in retaining private counsel was to lend all possible assistance WitneMM Examiaed The six witnesses examined were Nutt deqeon in Norris' church who saw Cnipps killed Bonna Ridgway member of the church who was sitting in an auto mobile in front of the church when Chipps entered on his fatal mis sionDetective A ord who investigated the slaying and ar rested Norris Mrs annie Greer switchboard operator at the West brook Hotel Leo Grevemberg hotel clerk who overheard conversation with Norris shortly before the shooting and Baalam Shaw church janitor who direct ed Chipps to office Miss Jane Hartwell Dr secretary who was in a nearby room when Chipps was shot did not testify but expects to be call ed Wednesday She is supposed to have important evidence on the persons in the office' at the mo ment the lumberman was shot Sitting in the church office al most on the spot where Chipps fell Dr Norris was by turns calm vigorous and sorrowful as he dis cussed various phases of the tragedy Twice tears came to his eyes when he said he was sorry that had to be" and again he told briefly of his retupm to his fam ily after the shooting At these points he ceased speaking and con trolled himself with an effort Talks of Conspiracy A tall slender man fresh ap pearing in a neat gray suit pow erful hands steel blue eyes and an 'almost youthful face Dr Nor ris was for the most part calm He registered anger when he charg ed that there had been a con spiracy to kill him and that he simply them to thia had to be visited upon me I not know" said Nprris I know it could not be otherwise I know also that there will be many dark waters ahead for me had to defend myself When I saw the vision of my family be fore mer and thought of them Here tears came and Dr? Norris apologized for his inability to speak When he resumed he told how he returned to his home after the shotting not knowing how his family would receive him He said his daughter met him on the stair way and weeping threw her arms about him He had telephoned his wife and daughter what had happened in the little church of fice proud of you' he quot ed his daughter as saying as she kissed him sorry you had to do it but' I knew you would conduct yourself like my daddy As he talked the laughter of children drifted up from the two swimming pools in the church basement' and there was the buzz of holiday conversation as several hundred other children prepared for church picnic A short time before Dr Norris had addressed 500 church workers about to leave on Tuesday is visi tation day at the irst Baptist Church several hundred workers visiting homes of all members who filled to attend Sunday school the previous Sunday Cancels Engagements Dr Norris said he had canceled all outside engagements for a year hence and expected to stay "here in ort Worth with my people who have stood so loyally with He said he had received numerous of fers of contracts' Tor addresses speeches and articles but had de clined all worldy minded persons might think that I ought to turn this incident into coinage butthat is unthinkable he stated He said he would preach next Sunday on inalienable right of self defense" that will be the address of my he added While he' talked his secretary handed him a new sHcaf of tele grams and letters offering him sympathy and support will print this week an article giving the of ficial version of the circumstances surrounding death The article is signed by Mickle public relations director tyf the church I Searchlight Charges This article charges a conspiracy by members of another faith to attack Norris principally because of a sermon he preached on July 11 on the subject Members of irst Baptist Church ired by Haughey Roman Catholic Manager of Meacham Dry Goods The article charges that mem bers ox this faith visited Dr Nor ris asking him to drop his attacks: that visit was part of this same alleged and that there are on the grand jury well known long stand ing bitter enemies of Dr It also states pastor is in the deep darkest Gethsemane that could befall and concerning the grand jury investigation and OR SALE Spitz pup $5 See RANKLIN at City Grocery OR Iron safe PHONE 213 'At the regular weekly luncheon of the Bryan Club Tuesday July 20th the Club heartily en dorsed the and club work in connection with the Com munity Clubs of the various county communities a They will furnish ice cream for the boys and girls who attend the meeting of the clubs at the court house Thursday July 22 In appreciation of the willing ness of Nedbalek Orchestra to play wherever requested and es pecially for their services in cases of free the passed a resolution requesting the club members to cooperate with said orchestra and help them in every way possible It is the de sire of the dub (that they be used more frequently: when a paid or chestra is in demand instead of getting an orchestra from other towns President uller appointed his committees for the ensuing year as follows: Committee Named Civic and Playgrounds: Erskine chairman Cham bers erguson Nee? ley Dr Jones Rev Watts chairman Rev Li Brown DrC A Searcy Griner A Lightfoot Publicity Hoyle't' chair man Locke "red Hale Bosque Patranella i Rural Community Hensarling chairman Eber stadt Stephens Arm strong A Swallow Attendance: Locke New York Cafe 1 he Only Modern Cafe on Main Street in Bryan PHONE 460 Personal Mention reduction on panamas nd straw hats Gibbs and mOsm i Mias Sue Butler daughter of Mn G1 Butler of Louisiana Collects Pineville La has arriv ed in Bryan for a summer visit with her sunt 'Mrs George A Adams and family Hendrix Conway is enjoying a and spent last night with party of friends fishing on the driver Mr and Charles Shelley and children who have been in Bryan lor the wees visiting tneir relatives Mr and Mrs rank Gpiffin and family departed at an hour this morning in their car returning to their home iif HaskelL Handy of Steep 'Bol low will preach at Prospect school house on riday night July 23 Miss Nina erguson daughter of Mr and Mrs erguson has returned to Bryan from Louis State College at Pineville La where she attended the six summer school Misa Emma Mae Robertson her mother Mrs A Robertson and Miss Thelma Prichett spent the week end in San Antonio Mrs Robertson returned Monday to Bryan Misses Robertson and Rrich ett remaining in San Antonio for a two weeks vacation visit with ''friends 1 Miss Louise Estes has returned to hqr home in Mart after a pleas 4 ant visit in Bryan as the guest of Misses Dorothy and Marie Gra ham at the home of their mother Mrs Velma Graham Y' chairmap Vitopil Edge Hoyle Noah Dansby Lookout Moore chair man Hendricks Jr Coulter Smith Bryan Miller Tout Suber Pat Newton chair man and Board of Directors Mayor Meacham to inTLE ANNIE ROrtET The cleverest of 11 comedies Any irown up die? appointed in thia riot of run may call at the ticket office and get his money And if you bring your children you should charge yourself with tak ing away from them the happiest two hours of their young lives Pend them to the Queen Tonight Tomorrow or the matinee have reduced the ad mission to 1 Oc Therefore very little revenue will come from them and this is the most expensive pic ture shown this summer Encourage the show ing of the best pictures by bringing the family Rudolph Valentino in Queen ridayand Saturday Remember only two to CX4 40 Wednesday Night 8 CARD THANKS I wish to thank everyonewho assisted or expressed sympathy on the occasion of the? death of my brother also for the floral offer ings GUSBADE NOTICE RAINBOW GIRLS There will be a meeting of the Rainbow Girls Thursday night at 8 Members urged to at tend Initiation ESTELLE MYERS A JEWEL SOWARBY Rec NEW ELT HATS ti All popular colors: Magnolia Oak Buff Grey' Brit a tany Blue White etc rices $350 $250 and $150 The Womans Specialty Shop A WAGN UPSTAIRS We have that many on hand right now and we need the room with' the changes that are taking place around this store or this reason we are offer ing all size of tubs 'and buckets at prices that are10 to 25 per cent below what you will have to iay 'elsewhere for the same grade weight and quality vCll No 0 i 49c 8 qt I9c No 1 59c 10 qt 22c No 2 69c 12qt 25c No 3 79c 14 qt 29c I 16 qt 35c I' If yoii do not believe that we are right on these prices just price these items eisewnere Everyone is cordially invited to attend the ice cream festival on Thursday evening on the lawn of the St Church All can didates are cordially invited? Rev and Mrs Moylan Bird left today for Dallas where Rev Bird will be in charge of the Church of Incarnation for the en tire month of August Miss Maude Stevenson returned this morning froman extended vis it with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Stevenson in Roanoke Virginia She also visited in Washington and Baltimore Maryland AMr and Mrs1 Jones left last Thursday for Selma Alabama to spend couple of weeks at his old home there for the first trip he has made back there in 48 years 'a He writes that he wants to keep up with politics in Texas and to" have the Eagles since last Thursady mailed to him right away A Miss Obie Morehead returned oh the early morning train from Beaumont and Lafayette the lat ter point in Louisiana where she has been for the past ten days vis iting relatives and friends At Beaumont she enjoyed a camping out party on the beach Mrs I BarryWrites A Story SOME summer glassware any 'kind this store IS the whatever THAT of bargains IN these items CATHOLICS IN VICTORYOVER HIGH' SCHOOL WANTED TO BUY 21 more Allen Academy bonds 6 more Country Club bonds 9 more shore 1st series Building and Loan stock Phone 999 COULTER WANTED: Men and women to solicit us members in the Milam Mutual Aid Association Agents making from $2500 to $5000 per week Experience unnecessary MILAM MUTUAL AID ASSOCIA TION Cameron Texas Bring your clean cotton rags to The Eagle office We buy them ing One of the inevitable conclu sions to be drawn 'from the: data collected by the recently complet ed home equipment survey of the General ederation: of Clubs is that our homes in com parison with other centers of busi ness are inadequately equipped for the business of housekeeping writes Maggie sW' Barry in" the Viewpoint Magazine The fact that we may know many homes that are super ior to those of our mothers in the application of modern scientific knowledge to the of time and energy in operating the machinery of household manage ment must not obscure the signifi cance of this inadequacy revealed by survey or lull us into a sense of security that further im provement will come in the natural course of eyents without any ado on our part? The understanding of this need of getting together is behind the thought of the first nation wide American Homes National Con gress to be hold at Des Moines Iowa November 16 to 19 1926' It is most significant that this idea was first conceived by a group of broadly thinking (business men represented by the convention bu reau of the Chamber of Commerce of Des Moines They called to gether representatives of educa tional institutions of farm and home magazines professional and business men and women of large civic consciousness and officials of the Iowa 'State ederation of Clubs This notable group recognizingthe importance of the work being done for the American Home by the General ederation deckled to ask the ed eration to sponsor the Congress The program plans are broadly comprehensive based upon a belief that the home owning and home loving spirit must be fostered in the hearts of men and women so that the houses we ilve in may mean to us something more than a shelter a temporary abode to be disposed of and changed when ever the opportunity of an eco nomic advantage is offered One of the essential: elements significance to a dwell ce as a nome is tne careful study abd planning of a' house and its environhmnt understanding the needs of a particular family and giving thought income limita tinnn In consnltnNnn with Denn Anna Richardson ofXpwa State College the prograni committee decided to base all discussn homes for families having inco: from S1500 to $5000 a1 year Viewpoint Maga zine 40 1 PRINTED 5 WeWXIW 3 WHY PAY MOREY 4 1 Magazine 1 1 4 4 A 1 'I a SL 5 JI A I i tk 1 4 I i A I 5 AJ A I 4 1 Wlf4 A i if 3 'dkl 5 i dns on BVZlArfl Jt Am a a a 1 A 3 A a 4 TTpXrv fl A' a A SMIEM9BHB9SS MMMsssSs Ki I 2 A 2 1' a.