The Bryan Daily Eagle and Pilot (Bryan, Tex.), Vol. FOURTEENTH YEAR, No. 100, Ed. 1 Saturday, April 3, 1909 Page: 3 of 8
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Staple
Depart-
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merit
Dress Gingham
10c
Apron Check
v Ginghams
7k: 5c
36-inch Percale
neat patterns
bordered
10c
Prints
A full line of
dress styles
bordered
5c
Complete stock
Sheetings
Ready made
Sheets Pillow
Cases
Domestic
table linens
Counterpanes
and
towels.
A. J.
Wagner
& Co.
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A. nd M. Jtan.l Concert tlrkets are
on V at Park Wttliirup" Uran-
dun ijiwronrp'H and Smith UniB
Cob. 1"0
If you want your jtresslng. clean-
Inr anj repairing done satisfactorily
send It to Farto ft Waldrop. K
H. Obeytd.
fcfnrat Hslstead. i ho trrat Junmaltn
of war times went to General William
T. Sherman's headquarters uuf fm
tba "lataat iws from lb front." Hal
Maud waa artued with many fin Intro
dortory letters but decided to rely
mainly ou voa flreo blm by Tbomai
BwtBff Bbermao'a broUtar-lalaw. n
ftmnd tba ganaral and preaentad
Bwtoc'a totter. Tka general opaoed It
aoiMwkat ItnpaUeutly read a lew
Itavtt foldad It and aald:
"Ah. yon coma from Bvlnf and yog
daaira to hava 'aU tba latest sawa' tba
kit probable wov of our amy ah?
Wall tbera'a a train laartnc tbla town
for Cincinnati at 2 o'clock. Hera take
tbti ttrket and atsp over tbara and at
your dloaae and theo get on that
train" .
"Wall. bat. Ueneral Sherman"- ba-
isa tbe lie wipe per nan. Bat B her man
waved hi in off.
f over and get a good dinner. We
have plenty and alwaya etHv to treat
ear frieude well. Bat be aura yoo
doat rolii that 3 o'clock tralar And
Haletead obeyed.
A. & M. Band Concert Skating Rink Saturday Night April 3rd 1909.
Admission 25c and 35c.
Daliasalaa.
Under the bead of "Japaaee Delka-
elea" tbe Berlin f'rofnetaeaa glvaa a
Uat of aotne of tbe queer tbisga which
are aerrtd to clUaeua of th Flowery
Kingdom who "hare a refined taate "
la tbe proTlnree which are ao dletant
from tbe aea that freab flab cannot be
obtained readily and where meat l
not abundint. puekee and llaarde are
ronettlered good fol and are prepared j
In many waya. Uraeahoppera rank i
amone the real delleartea. Tbev are I
always kept In captivity wlthont food I m'lal
for a day. then bulbed and decapitated j between the sli boya who qualified
and made legless. ITeada and legajthat the matter was not finally set-
auuat be torn off. iterrr eut. Tbey are tl.-d until Grady Hon. of Henderson
tarred In ariou waya. but dry. wltli;Mf.r ni.ror urlf Dur tn.
a aalad dressing le the moat impolar. . lh( nf.m. runi . f.w )Brdll
An tnnet't of tbe tiee family wbtch lire . . ...
aught. I . ' '
pu.lil mug Ill'lury infill jeiv-l KI1U
one of the hNiHt coveted
Allen Academy Field Day.
All-fools-day proved to be a gala
ck anion for the boya of Allen Acad-
emy. Tbe faculty following a pre-
cedent of last year declared April
flrat a holiday and set It apart for
the annual field day exercises liar-
ring the cold north wind that pre-
vailed tbe day waa perfect much to
the surprise of those who anxiously
auned the lowering "klea of the
night before.
Quit a crowd from Bryan waa pret-
ent and all seemed to enjoy the day. I
Thin feature la especially gratifying)
to the students and faculty of the
Academy and it la hoped that the
attendance will Increase from year to
year.
Track and Ovid events are the
leanest and manliest of all our sports
and deserve to be encouraged. Il
la a matter of regret that in our own
(Southland where high noble Ideals
of life and conduct are most fondly
cherished this the noblest sport of
all. Khnuld be so sadly neglected.
Tbe most interesting feature of tbe
day waa the contest for the all round
So keen was the coni-tltln
J 2nd Scbofield 3rd HcAahan.
Second Claat McKeoile 1st 34 ft..
5ln. Phlllin 2nd 8-al 3rd.
I. One Hundred Yard Dash.
First Clan Wil ton 1st. 10 4 6 sec.
Baylor 2nd. Johnton 3rd.
Second Clasn Hlshop 1st 11 sec.
Ferry 2nd. McKenxU 3rd.
Third Cla-Tooke 1st. Tlgnor 2nd.
Belton 3rd.
9. Dlscui Throw.
First (.lass Scofield 1-t. S6 ft 8 In.
McAsbau 2nd !lir 3rd.
10. 220 Yard I)wsb.
Mist (.lasii Rosg 1st. 25
i i sec
In tbe earth Is all
TbU la served with
r mncb
sugar or
houey )
mUmtt ( n l.ul tl la alan tnaiin . iiiiiiiik
Into a p..rrUlge. The chrysanthemum I honors of s( hool life. Tlier. U no
etlsta not ouly In tbe poetry and art!'lul' but that Rons Is Justly en-
of the Japaueae. but has an Important j titled to his laurels. Me entered and
place on tbe table where It la met as i n-or- points In eight out of twelve
aalad. eandy and stew. j vents his total being 26. Kverett
.McAkhan of Houston
TKa aUfM Hand teats.
Tbe rblladelpbla Keeord quoted an
ehaereant street car conductor to the
effect that the right band eeata are al-
ways filled flrat. He could not a count
for this eirept on tbe theory that as
aoost pereoue are right banded aad ac-
nutotned to turning to tbe right. It
might tie situply force of habit.
"There la another probable reason
which he did not think of." asys the
Kerord. "It Is gruerally believed that
the right aide of a car la aafer. An
old traveler onre said to tbe writer:
la traveling alwaya stt In tbe noddle
f a car and on tbe right band elde.
Tbe middle Is safer than the ends In
j a collision and tbe right ekle la but
I llkeiy to he "side swlpatf" by project
1 big objects on trlu cars or any ve-
' blrlee pausing on the adja-ent trai-k "'
Obeervatlsea e Baldhsade.
"If you care to olrve tbe bald-
headed row." remarked the theater
g"er. "you will find that there Is great
variety In lldhead. There are ellip-
tical bald vM.t Hrt-ular twld spots.
eKmrated rgg eftaped bald spots bald
spots thst are almoet square and bald
spots whMe shape can hardly be de
ecrthd for the reason that tbey In-
clude tbe entire clrramferrm-r cf tbe
bead wttb the eiceptlon perhape of a
alight row if fltilshlug fringe between
tbe head and tbe net-k. If It wasn't for
tbe baldbeads the theater would be a
bore before tbe rising of the curtain "
-JCew York lress
. .... A Remarkable Itaee.
. Tbe Lappa are vary food of atltuu-
Utlng drinks. Tbey tblnk nothing of
drluklag tfluen or iweatjr cwpe of cof-
fee a day wfclle their coaaaupUaa af
pnnrh Is a vast acaU It U no ua-
fOBime tbiug to aaa numbera of balp-
ieaaly drank natrraa la tba ateeets ef
Troniea aapechUly whec tba as la of
reindeer flesh baa bean prod table. Tat
rubbery aad. Indeed crlae la general
are practically unknown aanoag them.
Tbe innate honesty of the people la
quite extraordinary. WUa World Meg-aalae.
The Label railed.
Guuner Y'ou can't get tbe I -est of
those blamed baggage aiuasbera. 1
labeled my trunks "China" and
thought they would handle them with
nnusual rare. UuyerAml did they!
Gunner-No. but blamed If they didn't
ship the trunka all the way to Shang
hat and I haven't seen them since.
Chicago Nee s.
A Slander.
Every time a girl wants to find any-
thing lu her top bureau drawer she
geta a stk'k and stirs everything In tbe
drawer round and rouud. If what she
la looking for doesn't come to tbe sur-
face then xhc Is satisfied It Isn't tbere.
Atrhlenti Clutx.
Intuition.
"What bconnie of that rich uncle of
yours?"
"I think he's dend. but I don't
know."
";: Mo did be lose all his
monerT'-t 'lev eland leader.
The Example.
rrofvT (lei-turlnir ou liyplene T-lSi-i
gentlemen ipiikes men ug'y
abort winded. Idiotlf. pnralytlc and I
run tell j on I titi from eertence for
1 hare smoked for tunny yearr
Why. Indeed?
Mr.' Met-ker-Wake nit John! I
hear a tiolxe downstairs. I'm sure
tbere are burglars In tba house.
Vleeker-NonseDse my dear! Why
ahould tmrglara want to maJt a noise 1
was a clone
ond with 21. Then wne Meredith
Jan.es is. SIhtVm1 Wilson with
M. Seotieid wither an.l Kmniet Hay-
lor with
Two Inter-scholastic retrds were
broken. The sbot put record of 2
feet. 3 lncifes wan smashed by Ceo.
I'eel.r. who ahoved the iihere out
3! feet C Inrhei.. Meredith James
rained the Tea inter-scholastic pole
vault record l.eld by himself by clear-
ing tlx bar it! 10 feet 9 Inches. This
beats the Southern Inter-collegiate
record of lo (-et 4 inches and Is with-
in one inrh of the South western!
Inter-vollegeiate record. Mis erforiii-am-e
was by far tbe most creditable
one of the day. although every ree-
old of is nt ear's field da was broken
have three .Meredith gives promise
of being a soU'lerful athlete and bit
friends would not be surprised to see
hint help the Stars and Stripes on to
victory at some future Olympic.
Mere's hoping that he may.
At the clone of the contest our
uiottt charming queen Minn Pauline
Webb. ascended the Improvised
throne aud awarded the sinners of
tbe several event.
The Academy team has settled
down to bard work now. anj will
put forth every effort to regain the
State ihar.t U rMp that he school
held so long.
Officials
Clerks of the roure Jno. Newton.
Ralph Looney
Measurers-Ter-ell. rhillipa. .Mil-
ler. A.
Judges of Jumping Miller. A..8cott
Mill Carl Stevens.
Judges of running J. II. Allen. R
O. Allen. 11. W. South.
Announcers I.) on F TreaJwell.
Keferee Moyes.
Starter Mr. Merrlam.
Following an- the result In the I
various events: !
1. High Jump. '
first Clast-Janiev lot r.ft.. Ha lor
2d. Ros 3rd.
Second t'la I tons ho 1st. 4ft Cln.
Carter 2nd. IV-rry 3rd. j
Third Cla-Iinaho lt. 4ft Cln.i
Mali 2nd. Chrlntian 3rd.
Fourth Clins- C. (Jarza
Carter 2nd Rouse 3rd.
2. Running Kroud Jump.
First Class Johno:i lt(
James 2nd. Rons 3rd.
Seond Class Ward. 1st 17 ft.
4 In.. Illshop 2nd. McKenzle 3ni.
:I. S'.ninling Itrond Jump.
Third Class -Christian lt sft .".In.
lamalii) 2nd. Ttn-ko 3rd.
Fourth Class Owen 1st
2nd. Itotiaho 3rl.
4. Pole Vault.
Third ( lass Hal 1st sft
l(a.or 2nd. C. tj.irr 3rd.
Fourth Class Jenkins Ih
in. R.iyror 2nd. .Marshall 3rd
.". One Mile Run.
First Cl.i Hitihop 1st. .".iiiln. 4
fee.. Ros 2nd. McAshnn 3rd.
t. Fifty Yard Dash.
Thir l Cl.i! s-Tr..)k 1st. fia
Christian. 2m;. Helton 3rd.
Fourth Class WYIainger 1st
son 2nd. C. Carta 3rd.
First Cl.iB -Haylor t. 5 4 i
Wilson 2nd James 3rd.
Sectind ("less Prry 1st. 6 1-
Hisbcp 2nd. Tooke 3rd.
7. Shot Put.
First Class-Peeler Int. 39 feet 6 In
1st 4ft i
lft ."iln.
ft 2ln
Christian
1st.
1
Wilson 2nd. ilaylor 3rd.
Second Class McKenztc.
sec Bishop 2nd. Perry 3rd.
11. 440 Yard Dash.
Flrat Class Rosa 1st. S7
Wilson 2 nd. McAaban 3rd.
12. 60 Yard Run.
First 4'laaa-Roaa 1st. 2 min 3.14
sec... McAshan 2nd.
13. Potato Race.
Wesslnger Winner.
14. Throwing Rase Hall.
James winner. R. Allen 2nd.
15. Hammer Throw.
McAahan 1st 104 ft 2ln. Scofleld
2nd Robs 3rd.
16. Shoe Race.
C. Ward winner.
17. Threo l-gged Race.
Perkins and Hudson winners.
18. Sac k Race.
Donako Winner.
at the Eagle office today.
John 8. Smith waa la today from
Harris school bouse.
Ed Carle of Rock Prairie wac In
the city today.
J. Q. W. Allen of Stei p Hollow was
In tbe city today.
Mrs. John Gregg and son John Jr.
of Pitt Hrldge were visitors to tbe
city today.
Peter Uoodson wan in today from
his borne In tbe bottom.
John Tauber waa In today from hN
home near College.
Miss Hertle Brow 3 left today
visit her sister at Cameron.
ASEBALL PROSPECTS.
E'hc Lodge Organized a Team
' Other Ladgea Will Foilew.
and
to
I- M. Ilultom was In today from
BenrhJey.
A. W. Shel.on was In Saturday
from his home In the bottom.
Mr. and Mrs. Ta! Tolas were In
the city today from Kurten.
T. H. Martin waj In tbe city today
from bis home at Steep Hollow.
8. E. Cnvltt was down today from
Wheelock.
W. I). Stalling of Tabor was In
the city today.
X. L. Outlaw was a pl-awnt caller
NEWS rROM OKLAHOMA.
Cctten Cln Still Running and Corn
not Planted.
Kditor Bryan Eafk
Health in this country it good.
Preaching at Bethel last Sunday by
Rev. Moon.
The long continued Jrouth wai
broken lavt night by a good rain and a
12 inch mow the heaviest mow 1 have
teen since I have been in Oklahoma.
Farmert are well up with their work.
Wheat U very good. No oatt have
been town yet Our cotton fim are
ttill running and tome cotton to pick
yet.
I am working 140 acres of land have
broken it all since Feb. and will begin
planting' Indian corn next week.
We raise every thing here that (rows
on a farm. We have good schools and
churches. Our school has enrolled
150 pupils. I. O. C.
We are now- making a specialty of
cleauiug and pressing. Ladles skirts
at reasonable prices. Parks t Wal-
drop. 100
' The Eagle is glad to announce that
Bryan has a base ball team and it
likely to have one or two more. The
Kilts club haa already organized a
club and Col. A. A. Farley haa been
elected manager and coach. The
team was out yesterday afternoon for
practic and tbe first warming up.
They have soma good material on the
team and after sufficient practic will
give all comers a run for their money.
The Knights of Prthrat Lodge and
Owls Club are also contemplating
organising teams and if tbey do there
will be something doing in Bryan in
bate ball circles A These lodges and
clubs are to be Icommended and en-
couraged in" themovement as they
will furnish amusement and recreation
to break the monotomy of the long
summer days.
NEGRO TEACHER RAISES CER-
TIFICATE. Special to Tbe Eagle.
Waxahacble. Apr 11 3. Because J. L.
Golfin wanted to 'each the. second
grade Instead of the first grade and
raised his teachers certificate accor-
dingly be must rpend two years in
the penitentiary. This morning be
was tried in the district conrt on a
charge of forging the snperintond-
eat's name convicted and sentenced.
Iost Between Howell and Xew-
ton'a store and Mrs. O. H. Astln'a res-
idence a brown leather purse con-
taining a small amount of money and
other articles. Finder please bring to
Eagle office and get reward. 100
EASTER WILL SOON BE HERE
aooaoosooowa
Why not double your enjoyment of the occasion
A Prosperous Appearance
if the Best Introduction to Good Society
Rightly or wrongly fairly or unfairly the
fact remains that people will judge us by our ap-'
pareL That it pays to wear good clothes is a truth
too well known to need proof The only thing
that's hard to find the right sort at the right price.
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WE HAVE A SPLENDID SHOWING
OF ALL THE
. see.
NEW STYLES IN MEN'S WEAk
There arc Business Suits Day and Evening Suits from the
very best makers in the land hand-tailored garments that are
made in the finest possible way.
Attractive Apparel a special feature of our stock your clothes should
show some individuality of taste; the present vogue is towards brightness in fabrics
and smartness in models.
From SI5.00 Up
Wc cm thow you the fullest measure of
Clothes Style ind Qothes Satisfaction.
HOSlery In plm or fancy effect
the guaranteed kind.
Shirtsin attractive patterns some
jay and sporty others plain
the right fitting kind.
ft 10
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Our offcrinqs arc of qrcatest importance to the man uho wants the most
for his money. Come in and we'll show ou how to get better clothes
for less money than you've ever paid.
BRANDON &
MEN'S OUTFITTERS
LAWRENCE
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The Bryan Daily Eagle and Pilot (Bryan, Tex.), Vol. FOURTEENTH YEAR, No. 100, Ed. 1 Saturday, April 3, 1909, newspaper, April 3, 1909; Bryan, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth323205/m1/3/: accessed April 30, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .