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THE BRYAN DAILY EAGLE
AND PILOT
VOL. XIX. No. 69.
BRYAN TEXAS FRIDAY FEBRUARY 13 1914.
PRICE: $4.00 Pr Yar
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Batavia Tomato Catsup
Prepared
Without
Preservatives
Delicious
Flavor
Only
Whole
Ripe
Tomatoes
Used
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SERIOUS
RIOTING
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In 8lght of Michigan Avenue Chicago.
No Suffering and Paeeengera
Art Tangoing.
By Associated Press
Chicago III. Feb. 13. Ia plain eight
of pedestrians on Michigan avenue
two steamers the Kansas and the Ari-
zona carrying passengers are Ice-
bound In the Chicago harbor. A wire-
less says there is no danger and they
have plenty of food aboard. Their
passengers danced last night
CARD OF THANKS.
We extend our thanks and appre-
ciation to those friends and neighbors
who were so kind and thoughtful of
us during our late sorrow the death
of our mother. There are moments
In life when this symrathy from
friends Is necessary to ronsoVe us In
saying "Whatever Is best."
THE CHILDREN' OF
MR3. COLLINS.
E DEAD F
M
GOLD IN NEW YORK
FIVE HUNDRED POLICEMEN NEC-
ESSARY TO QUELL OUTBREAK
OVER INCREASE IN 'TAXATION.
TWO HUNDRED RIOTERS WERE
PLACED UNDER ARRE3T.
VIOLET RAYS
EXPLODE
T
ORPEDOES
Zero Weather Prevails Throughout
the East Causing Much
Suffering.
By Associated Pros
New York Feb. 13. The entire
East and North are still intensely
cold. One degree above zero was last
night's minimum temperature here
Exposure to cold has caused nine
deaths In or near this city. Many
critical frostbitten cases are In the
hospitals.
Heavy Snow at St Louis.
By Associated Press
St. Louis Mo. Feb. 13. Ten Inches
of snow fell here and many of the
streets are blocked and cars stopped.
Tbe storm is getting worse.
Reached Texas Coast
By Assoulated Press
Dallas. Tex. Feb. 13. The minimum
today was 14 degrees above zero at
Amarlllo. The norther reached the
Texas coast this morning.
SEED CORN CANE SEED
Just received car of all varieties of Select
Seed Corn and Sorghum Seed
Oklahoma White Wonder
Oklahoma Squaw Corn
Dig Giant Red Corn
Champion White Pearl
Iowa Silver Mine
Yellow Dent
Golden Beauty
Bloody Bluteher
Amber Orange and Red Top Cane Seed
Vick Bros
By Associated Press
Tokto Japan Feb. 13. Five hun-
dred policemen cutting freely with
their sabres and arresting two hun-
dred persons quelled serious street
riots here today. The rioting was
against a proposed increase in taxa-
tion. Several editors of papers In op-
position to the government were ar-
rested and their papers suppressed.
This is the third serious outbreak
In Japan within the month and there
seems to be a wide dissatisfaction and
loss of confidence In tbe government.
HEAVY EXPLOSION
OE MEXICAN POWDER
Four Employes Were Killed Was
Ready for Shipment
to Mexico.
By Associated Press
Kenvll N. J. Feb. 13. Several tons
of powder ready for shipment to
Mexico exploded at the packing plant
of the Hercules Powder Works last
night killing four of the employes.
The cause of the explosion Is unknown.
ITALIAN DISCOVERER HAS GIVEN
SECRET TO ITALIAN GOVERN
MENT AND AN EXPERIMENT
EXPLODED FOUR TORPEDOES
8UNK IN RIVER TWO MILES OFF
r
"Satisfaction"
It is our desire to give you the best GROCERIES and
SERVICE to be had
Your February Account Will be Appreciated
REID BROTHERS
Successors to David Reld St Co.
PHONE 54 ' PHONE 78
By Associated Press
Florence Italy FeoTl3. Torpedoes
were exploded from a distance today
by means of the ultra violet rays
which Uullllo Ulivl discovered. Ulivi
has given his secret to the Italian gov-
ernment The navy tried to keep to-
day's experiments secret but it was
learned four torpedoes were placed In
the Arno river two of smokeless pow-
der and two of black powder. The
violet ray apparatus in a tower two
miles away was put in operation on
a given signal and In less than three
minutes all four torpedoes were exploded.
BROTHER AGAINST
BROTHER AT DALLAS
One Brother Filed Charges Against
Two for the Murder of
A nether Brother.
RULING MADE ON
MOTOR CAR CHARGES
Railroads Operating Motor Cars Can
Not Charge Over Three
Cents a Mile.
By Associated Press
i Austin Tex. Feb. 13. The Attorney
General's Department holds that reg-
j ularly chartered railroads operating
! motor cars cannot charge in excess of
three rents a mile on those cars. A
Pecos Valley line wanted six cents.
By Associated Press
Dallas Tex. Feb. 13. H. Marshall
filed charges of murder today against
his brother Carl and Robert Elam
asserting they killed Jacob Marshall
another brother here last night Carl
Marshall and Robert Elam claimed
that bandits killed Jacob Marshall.
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A Superior Powder at a moderate price
TRY A CAN WITH YOUR NEXT ORDER
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WILSON & AST. TO
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Defense Announced They Would Bring
Out Something Sure Enough
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STOP
Stop worrying about getting your orders of Groceries de-
livered. There Is no occasion to worry when you give us
your order. We have the service that eliminates all worry.
. You may rest assured that when your order is given to us
you will get it on time and it will be filled with goods that
will please you
.Try us for February and you will then learn what per-
fection of Quality and Service means.
BELL BROS.
SEPTEMBER
WORLD FLIGHT
By Associated Press
New York Feb. 13. The Aero Club
of America recommends September
for the around the world aeroplane
flight. This Is the best season to
cross the North Atlantic as there is
the least fog then.
By Associated TTessi
Oklahoma City. Okla. Feb. 13.
Counsel for Mrs. Bond In the Senator
Gore damage suit rested their rase
this morning without calling James
R. Jacobs Who was expected to be
one of the prosecution's star wit-
nesses. It is announced Jacobs would
be used in rebuttal. Senator Gore's
counsel opened their case with the re-
mark: "We will now bring out some-
thing far more startling than has yet
been told."
NOTICE LADIES.
I will go to Houston Monday Feb-
ruary 16. Phone me your orders now.
MRS. L. L. STEPHENS.
FREE DEMONSTRATION.
Kingsford's waffles served with
Karo every day this week at our store.
Everybodv invited.
MYERS HARDWARE CO.
N. Y. TO GERMANY
BY WIRELESS
Newspaper Men of New York Ex-
changed Greetings With Berlin
Newspaper. i
Gendron Bicycles
AFFORD THE GREATEST AMOUNT
OF SATISFACTION
These are days when every one
should have some ready means of rap-
id transportation.
The low price of the Bicycle makes it the most economical means of rapid transporta
tion. It is an ideal pleasure vehicle and a most convenient means of getting to and from
your work. We will sell you a Gendron as cheap as you can buy one of the cheaper makes.
A Gendron wheel will afford you pleasure and satisfaction. Gall and let.us show you one
of the best wheels made. ':?'
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New York Feb. 13. Wireless press
messages between Germany and the
United States were exchanged for the
first time early yesterday by means
of the Sayville Long Island station
of the Atlantic Communication Com-
pany. On the Invitation of the company
practically all of the New York news-
papers and the Associated Press sent
messages of greeting to the Berlin
newspapers the Wolf's Bureau Ger-
many's leading news association the
Emperor James W. Gerard the Amer-
ican Ambassador and to the Mayor
of Berlin.
Several replies were received
among them one from Mr. Gerard
which read:
"The more Germany and America
know each other the greater will be
their friendship. The great achieve-
ment In wireless communication will
immeasurably help to promote knowl-
edge and friendship."
A reply from Mayor Wermuth of
Berlin contained greetings fcr Mayor
Mitrhel of New York.
Answers also were received from
some of the Berlin newspapers.
The Sayville station which sent the
messages is about 400 miles from the
Notien station 27i miles from Berlin
which picked them up and sent re-
plies. Conditions for wireless transmis
sion were perfect yesterday according
to the expert who handled the mes-
sages so that little difficulty was ex-
perienced In reading the replies sent
from Nouen.
CONGRESS MAY
CHECK B1ES0
il
May Prevent Further Changes In the
Parcels Post Rates Without
Authority of Congress.
By Associated Press J
Washington Feb. 13. The Senate
committee reported the postofflce bill
with an amendment to prevent the
Postmaster General from making fur-
ther changes In the parcel post rates
witliout Congressional authorization.
ROMANTIC CAREER
IS
NOW ENDED
Married General Clay at Sixteen and
After His Death Married
Four Times More.
By Associated Pressl
Lexinnton Ky. Feb. 13. Mrs. Dora
Brock Clay Hunt who fifteen yeara
ago when sixteen herself wedded
General Clay then ninety died today.
General Clay mounted a cannon at
his home to prevent Interference with
the marriage. His wife left him soon.
She has since been married four
times.
ADMIRAL COTTMAN RETIRES.
Puget Sound Wash. Feb. 13. Rear
Admiral V. L. Cottman commandant
of the navy yard here retires today
having reached the age limit.
At the Crystal Tonight Ben
efit City Cemetery Association
David Gartford and Cleo Madi
son in "Trie UArvlbLtK S
OATH" (two parts) together
with regular program. Patron-
ize the Crystal and help thi3
good cause.
QUIT WORRYING WEAR A SMILE
Bring Us Your Grocery Troubles
We Can Solve Them
The quality of our goods courteous'treatrnent prompt de-
livery and reasonable prices will bring a smile of satisfac-
tion. SANDERS BROS.
Two Phones 104 and 512
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