Bryan morning eagle and pilot., March 23, 1909, Image 1

About Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909

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and Pilot
FOURTEENTH YEAR
hXYAX, TEXAS, TUESOAi MORMMi, MARCH 23, Hj.
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MEN'S
Clothing
A glaucc at our west
window will give yu
an idea of
Styles fa
Men's Clothing
Brown. Green
and
Gray Mixtures
It's! good timc;Jto
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select your suit now.
We invite you to sec
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line.
The Hat. shoes
and
all furnishing
for the
man.
We will take plcaaurc
in showingl.'you, if you
arc nM just "ready to
purchase.
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RESUMES FORMER LIFE.
John
Allea Hat Gone to
Home After
Hit '
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TWENTY YEARS ABSENCE!
Became Discouraged. Went to Califor-
ni. Son Receives Information About
Him, Coca Out There and Find
Father Working en Orange Ranch.
Chicago. March 22 After an ab
twnce of twenty yearn John Alien re
fill tied tu hiii home lii Kvanstun, kiss
fd hia wite ami took up the thread
of existence exactly where he had
druiy'MMl ntf.
One rumiiiiiK twenty year uo h
le't ; '-'line for work and mya'erlom-I-
i;iiireil. Alter a long search
'ie )l!cf of many dtle be was
ii i by Ms !! and Hon. the lat
i n k ten pr of Hf when bla
father dlsaptfnied.
RecentLh u 1.011 ifcelved Informa
tion tUT e( tl I III to believe that till
fat bar waa work Inc. on an orange
rlf h near Whlttler. Cal. A trip to
alifnrnla resulted In the return of
father and aou.
' I rot discouraged, that was , all."
aald Allea to bla wife.
"I thought I would go west and aw
what I could do. I never succeeded
much and o did not write. 1 wan
mighty clad to see our hoy. though. I
tell you."
PREPARING FOR TRIP.
Some of Former President Roosevelt's
Baggage Put on Shipboard.
Oyster Hay. March 22 Ex President
Roosevelt left Oyster Hay early Mon
day tu make a farewell visit to New
York City before departing for hia
African expedition.
He 1-.Ii.mI the st.amshlp Hamburg
on whbh he K1 make tbe Journey to
Naples and impeded quarter and
t.i become HCiiiaillted With the ship's
commander. Captain Hutnielster. and
other officer Hurliig the clay Mr
Hoooevelt attended to Home personal
atfairs and leliirnid to Oyster Hay In
the e!ilnK
A special bailee car was attached
I to the tiain on which Mr. Roosevelt
took on hi ttlp to New York and
eighteen pp-ic of his haggaee placed j
aboard f r shipment on the Hamburg.
Th baKKace contaiiiel r l t h : n ir. sad
dle, hammock and traveling utensil
The tags Hie addieed. "Til- "lore
KiMinevel'. Naplea. Italy " C.un an.i
aniniiiiiltiou are now at Hobok-n pb'i
j DIES IN ELECTRIC CHAIR.
j Criminally Assaulted and Stabbed to
Death Hia Victim,
j Ric hmond Va . March 22 Arthellus
j Christian, a nesru. who In Ilotetourt
j county on Feb 1H criminally assaulted
and then stabbed to death a young
! white s. hoot gill, was electrocuted In
' the penitentiary Monday. Christian
I waa Indicted, tried and tnuvlctd with
In twent lour hour after he was
raptured.
8TAPP PASSES AWAY.
Last Philanthropic Act Endowment of
College at Dalhart.
' Columbus Ky . March 22 J. S
: Stapp. a noted philanthropist, died at
j hi home here He waa ality year
J old lilt last philanthropic act wa
i the endowment last week of the col-
lege h e-tabliahed at Dalhart. Teg.
! Three Years Over Century.
! Oreenbura. Fa . March 22 -Mrt. M.
F. Wiley Is 103 yeau old.
SPECIAL FOR
Year March Orders
CORNED Brr"
IRISH POTATOES
SWEET POTATOES
CAB8GAE
SPINACH
CCLERY
TURNIPS
TOMATOES
LETTUCE
ttrrytluni fi to eat. el tat awtai anew
Just any kind of
I
Breakfast
r II
Foo
want.
Howelr 6l Newton
Grocers and Coffee Roasters
Phone. 2.1 Si IV)
NO PROPERTY INTERESTS.
This ! Contention MadeAgaintt
the Government.
Mu.kogee. Okla.. March 22 That
the government ha.4 no property in-
terei,u ,n ,h" ,1,l,,u "f ,h" Ch'Tolea.
who -fr emancipated by th govern-
tu ii t . wail the argument presented by
ltlJur r Clu-rokee defend-
R09ERT L. o::i. j
ant In the :; . -nt hv the (
go eminent t. c . : . to Indian :
lands Two 1, u ii -1 tawycra throng-1
ed the coii-t roojii, intiling Senator.
Robert I.. iwi-n who Is c n of th d--, d
feiidanta. ! d
FIRES FIRST GUN.
Chairman Payne Begma Argument on I
tn Tariff Measure. j
Washington. March 22 The flrat
rnn In the tariff debate was fired In
th iiouse of r pieiientatlvea Monday
by Mr I'ayne of New York, the rna j
Joi'lty leader and chairman of the com
mlttcc cm way and mean. Before he
Iw-Kft-i hl? remarks an agreement was
leached under which, while the bill
Ik under consideration, dally aeaslona
shall nurt at 11 o'clock Instead of at
timm
In c pcnlng. Mr I'ayne declared th-
roiMitiy In over lic lnilngly In favor of
a i tnt.-ctUe tariff It W a Americ an
I nllc be ald. nnd it M-emed to h
c)i!:. s. ed .n by grei.t n.ajorlty of t!i
Atntrlr.in 'ople He did not believe
he nhed there Is a man within th-
KO'tlid of I ' vulce bo would rise in
hH M at pjkI iay he Is In favor" of
teiilil'K down every customhouse In
the r nited State from turret to foun
da t ion.
COTTON FIGURES.
Census Bureau Issues Report up
ti
First of This Month.
Washington. Marc h 22 The cens'H
bureau, in a rewtrt announces th-
amount of cotton storks on lu.i)d l:i
the I'nit. d States at the rlose of Feb
ruary was 5.2C2.t.'i3 bales The nd
rated consumption of cotton la 2.521.-
!.'(; bales.
The repott Is a preliminary one and
In response to a resolution of emigres
Stock on blind U distributed as fal
lows Manufacturers. 1.M022 bale-,;
prod ic ers. 2ti.73T: warehouse and
comj resses. 2.3'M;.7Sfl: transinir'ation
compaiib s, .r.is.47:i; other holders, 2r.j.
;'.. Antidote For Intemperance.
Waiau. Wis.. March 22 According
to Chief o police Malone, the roller
skating craze which overtook the city
last fall has develood Into an effec
tive antidote to Intemperance. Ita at
tracting power Is decidedly stronger
for joung men than saloons. Hence
a large majority of the youths who
used to frequent barroom before the
sport ame Into voruo can now be
found at the rinks.
Miller to Succeed Keating.
Washington. March 22 The presl
dent sent to tbe senate the nomination
of Charles Miller to be fnlted States
district nttirney for Indiana, to uc
cecd Joseph KealillK. resigned.
THIS MONTH
Will bt Appreciated
FRE3H VEGETABLES
CHIPPED BIEF
PLUM PUDDINj
BROILED MACKEREl
KIPPREL HERRING
FRENCH SARDINES IN OLIVE
OIL
NEW CATCH 1 BOSTON MAC-
KEftEL
ETC
ftuM Fm dJirery hm? itnict
jet men an.
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RAISES HEAD T&O SOON.
Ed Rising Unintentionally Takes the
11""" Life of John Mattock.
Enid. Okla.. March t!. Crouched
upon the count! to shoot, John Mat
tock, aged fourteen years, was abol
and Instantly killed bjr Ed main, the
earn age, twenty mllea north of Bnld
Rising was aiming baclc of Mattock,
who raised his head too aooa. The top
of Matlock 4 head waa blown off.
Safe Blower Own Up.
Shenandoah, la.. March 22. A eafe
blower was found In a atrawatack two
tulles from thia place. He confeeJ
to having asUted m robbing the First
National bank at Imogen Saturday
and with officers went to the straw
Mack and dug up Jl.r.oo of $'..'mi i
taken Tvo ether aimnecta iav ben
located at V"b!te f'loi'd. twenty mftej
r'irth o.' h ie Tli" robber In jail re. j
lex til (f h'n Hflr; ,.
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Come tind bring
For Menand-Young Men
They are Distinctive. They are different in cut and
detail. They are "Classy." One, two and three but
ton models of conservative and extreme fashions in
fine Worsteds, Cassimers and Tweeds in green, blue,
smoke, tan, bronze; in solid colors and bright pat
terns; in stripes of white, blue, red, green, etc. Don't
fail to see these smart suits.
$12.50 to $25.00
Everything that's new in Spring Hats and
Haberdashery now ready, and certainly worth
seeing. Come!!
Brandon & Lawrence
Men's Outfitters
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Careful men quickly learn that
the choice oU Banking institution
of hi;h standing is cne of the
mast important elements of business
success.
You arelnviteJ to
rrip
ML
City National
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A. W. VILKKRSON,
Cahier.
J.N.COI.K. J. K. PARKER
OUR FIRST
iriends to
and interesting
of
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K. H. ASTIN. Vice Pre.
K. W
CRKNHAW,
Ast. Cashier.'
J. W. ENGLISH
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