Bryan-College Station Eagle from Bryan, Texas • 2

'NEW BRANDON LAWRENCE Sil THE BRYAN DAILY EAGLE CHANGE LIE the universal car if Cut Your Delivery Costs Mrs A Buchanan vis a ord and spend tha Difference' 5 i 5 "i KNOW BETTER McDowell gin co THE BRICK GIN was in iM willsee here item after item which you can purchase f4 for less Cole and Tom to the Patrick Gustavus Lane re Joa Ondrosek of Caldwell Bryan Tuesday A4 10c 50c 25c 25c 25c 25c lorida Lady Was in a Miserable Condition Bat Says She ound Cardui Helpful and Got WelL A There will be no election on the highway amendment to the constitu tion July 28 i Who is to blame? They tell us by legal practice rance of the law excuses no one" If its cleaning pressing dyeing 'or hat re blocking send it to Beck phone 480 next: door to James Drug Company S' San Antonio where he had EDGE AMILY REUNION OLKS ROM ALL TEXAS GREAT SUCCESS SUNRISE BREAKASTS A past time for stay at homes thoroughly enjoyed by many these July mornings is a sunrise break fast on the bank of the river near the waters edge in some secluded spot beneath the leafy shade of the spreading boughs of the huge oak trees In the early hours of the morning groups of congenial friends motor out in the balmy breezes and soon around a big camp fire the aroma of broiling bacon steaming coffee toast and other eats are ready to appease the appetite feast enjoyed the return trip home is made before the real heat of the day is Such delightful occasions help to make a happy stay at home vacation Giveseaay i comfort to the'" wearer and is ''wholly guaran teed pleasingly priced i Entered at the postortlce at Bryan Texas April 23191 2 as second class matter under act of congress March 1878 THE BOY SCOUT HIKE The Boy Scouts are this week hav ing the time of their young lives camping on the shores of Lake It is good to see them enjoy themselves Many of us can remem ber the time in our childhood where we might have had such pleasures but We can remember1 par ents who were willing for us to swim provided we go near the wat er I But fortunately for these boys of the Boy Scout organization they have some one who is seeing to it that they are having all the outdoors that is good for them without any appreciable danger When they have reached the years of manhood it is probable that many of them will be able to recall no happier week in thier childhood than the one they are now spending The people of Bryan and particularly those who have given of their time and money are to be commended for making this scout week possible It was very kind indeed of those persons who came up with a donation of five dollars that some boy mightbe en abled to have this trip who other wise could not have gone Boy Scouts are being and train ed well in those American princi ples which are the hope for the sta bility and progress of our country in the future years every rea sonable aid giventhem is and aid for the future welfare of our coun try A l' ENTRIES OR GOVERNOR Reprcsenative Edwards ed itor of the Denton Record Chronicle and a legislator of state wide prom inence Who is in close touch with Texas politics has the following to say about the free for all guberna torial race 'next year: en tries prospective candidates possi iblities and or the for the Texas gubernatorial nomination next year are most nu merous a Some have counted as high as fourteen who are either in or thinking of getting in A partial list of the actualities and possibilities may be of interest It includes Lieut fiov Davidson former Lieut Gov Lynch Davidson former Speaker Robert Thomason Col Alvin Owsley "Lutcher Stark Lewis Carpenter A Hanger Pope Commission er of Agriculture George Terrell Comptroller Lon A Smith Adjutant General Thomas Barton Senator Joe Burkett Railroad Commissioner Clarence Gilmore and George Dixon of Houston while nearly a year left in which others may decide to get into the race" HE You may venture a kiss in a UKis sel" car done by the young and er ratic You may gaze at the in a Willys (K) And thrill with motion ecstatic You may act like a cad in a done by the youth of all na tions And when you just turn over a And resolve to temptations You maythuddie up close in a son It is done by the giddy we find You may burn up the dust in a big Eight" or a Coal leaves a be hind But if your soul yearns for a nice quiet drive In the bus of the Undertaker Just drive out some night with a friend and a 'And get stewed in a by Toledo Ohio in The Headlight DAILY By Mall In advance In Brazos County: One Month 75 Three Months 225 Six Months 400 One Year By In Adv ince: One Month '2 76 fe Three Six Months 400 Year And tAe Jowael opAeep and tha' fi lufanat roaaio vaae or any motor car ever boit CHAMBERS WILSON mUlUK LU and Milze Durden have Eureka Springs Ark for mer Houston have gone union Mr and ited Caldwell Sunday and returned accomapnied1 by Dr Allen of Belton Dr and Mrs Howell Miss Jennie and Robt Howell left yester day to spend the summer at Battle Creek Mich i Gillespie arrived yesterday irom spent two weeks STOUT PERSONS Incline to full feellna after oat ln gauy palna ocuutltiaUan ReCrwd aad diyutiea taprwtd TABLETS Goanxinf and comforting only 25 Announces ready to give the same service that has proven so satisfactory in the past We have every piece of machinery in tip top condition We have added a Stacy cleaner belt distributor and other late inventions which will insure our customers the best turnout pos sible to give DIES SOON ATER HIS IOOTH ANNIVERSARY i OULARD The smart thing in sum mer neckwear Expressjshipment received itoday Beautiful light ana aarK fancy patterns See dis play in our window REMEDIES 'IS "VSOLD BY JENKINS DRUG STORE A MW ALD RO The Clothiers CARDUI AND BLACK DRAUGHT OR SALE BY JENKINS DRUG STORE 1 The most varied and most conveniently arranged stock from which to buv in Brvan We make every ef fort to make buying from The air tftie safest buying any customer knows and at any time you buy anything that is not what you want here we will gladly refund the money 7 A KAHN HAND TAILORED SUIT" TWENTY IVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of the Bry an Daily Eagle July 11 1898 25 years ago) Ben Ettlesbn visited Hearne Sun dayi A McConnico spent Sunday in Houston Miss Bessie Wooten (p visiting at Jewett Oliver is visiting his par ents at Caldwell W' Turner has been on the sick list the past two days 'Mrs Broach returned Sun day from a visit to Wellborn Mrs Walter Smith left yes terday to visit relatives in Dallas Gibbs "and Will Thomas have gone to the Patrick Lane re union Mrs Chance andxchildren i Onn a in the sum SHERI TAKES ARMY DESERTER TO CROCKETT Sheriff Morehead returned this morning from Galveston where he had been to take an army desert er to ort Crockett His prisoner was Bailey Warren fifteen years who is said to have deserted the camp at San Antonio: about six week ago TEXASGRL AUSTIN Tex July Miss Jennie Pinckney of Austin has been awarded a health education fellow ship valued at $1000 by the Amer ican Child Health association Only four other similar fellowships were offered Miss Pinckney has been lecturer in home1 economics at the Universityof Texas WOMEN PRISONERS IN IGHT WITH GUARDS i (By Associated rees) McALESTER Ok July 1 1 One guard was stabbed with a pair of scissors several were beaten and furniture was destroyed by women inmates of the Oklahoma state peni tentiary here who turned on guards who tried to end a quarrel between several of the women Tuesday Al Jedlicka deputy warden today admitted that reports of the disturb ance were true A quarrel between the women led to the riot he said A number of sewing machines were demolished and every window in building was shattered'" Under prison rules guards are not armed When the disturbance be gan the guards attacked by women many of whom brandished scissors fought the prisoners off with their fists until a riot call was answered A number of men prisoners class ed as aided the guards in suppressing the disturbance A stream from a heavy fire hose 'was turned into one ward in the wo building to subdue the muti neers It is an utterly low view of busi ness which regards it only as a means of (rettimr a livimrf A business is his part of the world's work his share of the great activi ties 'which erender possible He may like it or' dislike it but it is'vork and as such require? appli cation self dilligence Pall Mall Gazette Mrs "Roman and baby Alice Sue are spending the week at Harvey terMrs Peroxide Hydrogen price 10c 10 quart all white Combineta for $169 Japanned Dust Pans for 15c eather Dusters for 2 50c Heavy Brass Extension Curtain Rods for 15c Brass Extension Sash Rods 10c Mrs Potts 5 piece Sad Iron sets for' 40 foot Woven Wire Clothes Lines for J25c and light weight Leather Half Soles pair i0c Screen Door Springs for 10c Lufkins 3 foot Rules for 50c Chair bottoms all sizes for 10c Boys Base Balls for 2 10c American League Baseballs for $100 ancy Shelf Paper 10 feet for 10c 40 Crepe Paper Napkins in sealed sanitary 60c size Ocedar Polish for 30c size Ocedar Polish for 30c can 3 in 1 Oil for 1 50c Shinola Home set for ZZ Good Whisk Broom for 1 Aluminum Pitcher quart 1 pyxceni rure Aluminum for 99c Masons Pint Jars dozen for 75c Masons Quart Jars dozen for lx 85cLamp Chimneys for 1 Z10c lower Pots all sizes from 5c to $250 Good Playing Cards for ZZZZu 25c Bicycle Playing Cards for" soc Pullman 2000 sheets roll Toilet Paper! 25c yvincnesrer ivuu sneets roll Toilet PaperiOc Extra 500 Dish Pans for this selfing at 1 9c 39c apd 49c See them on display in our window 4 I' i HEARD ROM Bryan friends will be interested to learn that Mr and Mrs Greer and daughter Miss Inez Greer former citizens of Bryan are happily domiciled at Bartow lori da Mr Greer while resident of Bryan was city manager and he with his fafnily made "many friends here who rejoice In their 'sqccess and happiness Mrs George Banta has' return ed to her home in Green orest Arkansas after a pleasant visit with her parents Mr and Mrs John A Boriskie of this city Mr Boriskie accompanied her home for a short X' "Miss Jewell Marie Sprecklemeyer of ort Worth is the guest of Miss Wava Martin at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Martin Altha In explaining how she found Cardui so helpful during change of life Mrs Ella Bailey of Route 2 this place said: became so weakened it was an effort for me to get around 1 knew what was the matter but 1 felt like I give up Just dragged and I certainly was nervous 1 was so restless 1 could not sit down yet so weak I couldn't get about It is a most miserable and such a helpless feeling would get depressed and out of heart began to feel after awhile there was no use lo try to get well sThis is all wrong for it makes a person worse had heard of Cardui and thought it might strengthen me' A neighbor had used it with good results took one bottle (of Cardui) then I saw I so nervous kept it up the nervousness left me I began to eat and sleep better Was soon well and all right Cardui did wonders for me and I certainly do recommend Thousands of other women have writ ten to tell of the beneficial results obtain ed by taking Cardui and to recommend it to others Sold everywhere Try it NC 46 AMERICAN HISTORY Death' of Alexander Hamilton in duel with Aaron Burr at Weehaw ken New Jersey July 11 1801 Keep smiling for good humor is essential to happiness and health We "suppose man never felt ao much' like aifiangel of destruction or a rip snorting Nemesis as when he descends upon the editor and or ders my And occa sionally the stubborn scoundrels just go right on issuing their journals Geo: Bailey in The Houston Post more customers igured from every conceivable standpoint a ord Chassis and a body to suit your needs will not only speed up an4 substantially lower the cost of your light delivery and hauling but it' will establish for your busi ness an invaluable reputation for promptness and efficiency Buy now Terms if desired Price $23500 Detroit THE' EAIR THE aVariety Store i ai EASTLAND Texas July II Earnestdied at the home of his son 'David Earnest early Monday morning near Staff about 'ten miles south ofiJEastland' Mr Earnest was 100 years old May 12 last On his 100 anniversary there was a home coming and family reunion attend ed by his sons and daughters grand children great grandchildren and great great grandchildren a rank Urbanovsky of Tunis com munity Burleson county was in Bryan Tuesday a f' a Is 1 4 McDOWELL MANAGER Should a' woman re marry? Can a broken heart be mended? Is second love as strong as first love? Can memory ever blot our first love? See the sensational answer to these and countless other burning ques tions in the all compelling A WOMAN LOVE 1 OUEEN TONIGHT GIRL AGED ELEVEN LOSES MEMORY IN 7 AUTOMOBILE CRASH BRECKENRIDGE July" As a result of an auto running down Rena Renfro 11 the girl has been suffering from i a partial lapse of memory A She was found Sunday nigNvqn the main street where she was left by the party running her down Hurried to a hospital for treatment she arose early Monday morning and left the institution and wandered to her home She has no knowledge of being hit or of any thing transpiring since the accident THE CQUNTRY EDITOR (By ourth Estate) When Alexander the Great called on Diogenes he found the old cynic quietly sunning himself We came very near saying smoking his Too bad that Diogenes know the joys of a good pipe But on with story: Alexander the Great" said the man of the hour with all the pomposity at his command Diogenes the Cynic" replied the man with the lantern laz ily batting his eyes TWhat can I do for asked Alexander with less from between me and the replied the Cynic batting his eyes more lazily than be fore And Alexander went away and told his friends I were not Alexander the Great I would like to be Diogenes the Ask ten successful men what they would like to be if they were not what they are and the chances are that at least five of them will reply like to the editor of a good country There is much common sense mix ed up: with that answer Perhaps it is like a dog baying for the moon He know what to do with it if he got it but that keep him from wanting it It takes a pe culiar type of genius to be the editor of a good country newspaper: irst he must be a philosopher and sec ond he must be as fearless as Bish ard Coeur de Lion As country editor friend of mine once said greatest success lies in knowing when to stand and bluff when to fight and when to run" The average country editor has no axes to grind and he thinks his thoughts and says them hewing to the line and disregarding where the chips fall If you want to get the best thoughts on any subject and get them clean and free from pre ju dical influence the country newspapers and read the editorials The country editor asks no quar ter and gives none what it come to fighting for the' right for common decency and community progress He is a versatile cuss too He knows all about Wishing corn licker' chew ing tobacco the better babies move ment scripture law farming socio logy political economy 'weather crops elections machinery science astronomy physo analysis birds an imals relativity doctrines etc etc He is the poorest paid the worst abused and the best loved man in the whole country He may not have much luck in collecting from his sub scribers or getting his townsmen to jar loose with a little advertising he mhy take his pay in wading boots chewing tobacco and sweet potatoes but he does manage to crowd a heap of living into his years and that is the reason so many affluent men would like to have his place in the sun The Edge reunion was a success from every viewpoint the fami lies were present by Sunday morning to Sunday was the main day of the reunion The beautiful homes of Mr and Mrs! James Edge on Sterling Avenue and Mr and Mrs Holmes on 27th street were 1 the centers of the 'reunion Activities rom the Plains near Amarillo and Western Oklahoma and the metrop olis of Texas the city of Dallas to the 'garden producing hills of East Texas the brothers and sisters and their families came to the dearest and most sacred place on earth to them the city of Bryan inter vening years since the last reunion has shown great civic and industrial 1 improvement in this beautiful city These years have been good years to the historic family of ten children Their happiness is more marked the 'smiles are more use their characters are stronger and richer their health is excellent and their hearts are overflowing with gratitude for all blessings Main 'Day a Happy Ona The main day of the reunion was a full happy one In the forenoon the College 'photographer made a picture of the group and families After this a picnic dinner was spread On the lawn of Edge At five thirty five cars carried the families to the cemetery at Old Ebenezer 9 miles north of town where the par ents were buried and near the home of their childhood days It was agreed to have a reunion annually on July 4th Those present were as follows: Edge Reed Okla Mrs DeLea Dallas Mr and Mrs Edge Mr and Mrs Edge and baby Lynette Mr andxMrs Edge Mr and Mrs Edge Miss Hettle Jr and Milton Edge Mr and Mrs Chas Holmes Mr and Mrs Walter Holmes Eliza beth Holmes of? Bryan Mr and Mrs Geo M' Edge Yoakum Mrs Garnett Hagan Houston Sarah Edge and Geo7 Edge Jr Yoakum Mr and Mrs Show Lubbock Gladys and Lynn Show Lubbock Marie Show Cleburne Mr and Mrs Edge Dallas Mr and Mrs Edge Temple Okla A Edge of Tyler CARD THANKS or the many deeds of kindness and expressions of sympathy extend ed to us during our recent bereave ment and for the beautiful flowers ve are deeply grateful Mrs Alice Conroy and children IN MEMORIUM By request the Eagle is publish ing the following obituary of Richard Conroy formerly of Bryan who died in Oklahoma City recently: Blan Conroy was born in Bryan Tex January 27 1893 and died in St Hospital Ok lahoma City July 5 1923 He lived here until 1914 when he went to work as a in the Texas oil fields At the beginning of the World War he "enlisted in the: navy and when the armistice was signedie had obtained the rank of Chief Petty Officer After receiving his discharge he again took up the bus iness of drilling oil wells with won derful success ailing health ne cessitated an operation from which he failed to rally His remains: were laid to rest in the City Cemetery on Saturday last The funeral service being conducted by the Rev ather Litwora at the home of Mr and Mrs A Graham is survived by his mother Mrs Alice Conroy two sis ters Mrs Hughes of Houston Mrs 'G Jenkins of Bryan and two brothers John Txof Coronado GaL ifornia and Conroy of Bryan 7 Rotarians ajtd and a num ber of other friends of the Boy Scouts went to Stuart Bar to enjoy supper with the Scouts this evening WEEKLY In Brazoa County 5150 per year six months 5100 Pub MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS If 'nq' aSU 1 1 4 Jr 9 ZriM ZZ 1 "Efeex' I' fl wf JWffilwa 7'4 IV il 1 z' llx YU or syPi Il a Sjs 4 i xZx I guests of her itaneax 4 nr i I 'i 7 1 ii 5 lx 1 "i Everywhere Royal Cords United StatesTires yyr i are Good lires 'y TiHE growing number of A Royal Cord Clinchers you see on the roads gives fDolf JSm an idea of how many car fjilUt Zz I 1 I owners there are who want 7 mg the best tire money canbuy iaJwjyH LlincnerKnvalump'nnmnnd foJIlM ff ajf'' PX "I last year lgg fl mJ 7 gjSg fR production more than doub MWM a "i ya a 1 10 led you can best be sure of truiif lig II them by taking them at the Jul rrgg IB Hl 'Tyy I I rV I aft i vvJ?) wHlI Alft I X' I X' bI 4 I Cy 1 1 I i Ji yy I fey 1 El I'1 I 2x' 1 1 Where to buy USJIks 1 MOM I i Halssll Motor Co Bryan Taxae 1 I hw College College Station I Dowling Wellborn Texas Bl I Payne and Rychlllk Edge Texas I I Buchanan Kurten ft 4 4 'X fe "7 XX fei fl i VSZ 4V inMiaBiM ins Hirn juinr iw I UWI Liiruni 1 Jfl! 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