The Bryan Daily Eagle and Pilot (Bryan, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 220, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 7, 1912 Page: 4 of 4
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WEDNESDAY AUGUST 7 1912.
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THE BRYAN DAILY EAGLE
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Ve are closing out our entire line of Bucks and Darling Cook Stoves. If you need a stove now is the time to save money.
Come Quick Ihey will not Last Long.
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No.
No.
No.
No.
1 Farmer
3 Factor
1 Do
1 Harvest
1 Do
3 Famous
2 Famous
BUCKS
Regular Price
38 A $26.50
Nd.
No.
No.
38 A
48 A
28 A
38 A
38 A
48 A
29.00
31.50
14.00
19.00
24.00
24.00
Sale Price
$2000
25.00
27.50
12.75
15.75
21.75
21.75
BUCKS
On Hani Regular Price Sale Price
1 Famous No. 50 E $31.50 $26.00
9 Rival No. 28 E 21.50 16.25
7 Rival N. "38 E 24.00 18.50
1 Rival No. 38 A 26.50 22 50
2 Pride No. 38 A 26.50 24.00
3 Pride No. 48 A 31.50 '27.50
BUCKS
On Hani Regular Price Sale Price
3 Pride Re No. 48 A 39.00 32.50
3 Brilliant No. 38 A 29.00 24.00
3 Brilliant No. 48 A 34.00 27.00
1 Fashion No. 38 E 26.50 22.50
2 Fashion No. 58 E 29.00 24.00
2 Reeent No. 48 A 29.00 22.50
DARLINGS
Oh Hand
7 Darling A
10 Darlint- A 24-80
1 Darling A Res 20-80
2 Darling A Res
10 Mascot 80
8 Mascot 88
6 Mascot 888
Regular Price
22-80 $21.50
24.00
26.50
21.50
12.50
15.00
16.00
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Sale Price
$18.50
21.00
22.50
18.50
11.00
1Z75
14.50
Patket-Astin -'Hardware Co
The Truth "Our Very Best" is the Very Best
mpany
So Simple Anyone Can
Run It
No need of a mechanic to take care of the
Studebaker "20." No need of a chauffeur. You
or your wife can run it as easily as an expert.
Simplicity of operation and control added
to the light running and easy riding qualities of
Studebaker cars are the delight of their 75000
owners.
The Studebaker (Flanders) "20" is equal in
quality of material and workmanship to any car
made and its low price and low upkeep cost
puts it within your reach.
We know the quality of our cars because
every part is made in our own plants and
guarantees to us what we guarantee to you.
The Studebaker name too means service after
you buy. .
Ready for immediate delivery.
The $800 Studebaker (FUnder.)"20"
Prlea Standard Equipped $D00 I. a. b. Detroit.
Equipped abova with Top Windshield Pmt-O-Lit Tank
and Spaodometor $o85.
Aeh our dernier for the neat Studebaker art catalogue or tend to aa tor It
The Studebaker Corporation Detroit Michigan
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BOM & ROHDE
NEW G RAGE OPPOSITE HOTEL BRYAN
PHONE 555
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The Old
Oaken Bucket
a glass or Dotne 01
Filled to the brim with
cold clear purity no such
water nowadays.
Bring back the old days with
It makes one think of everything that's pure
and wholesome and delightful. Bright spark
ling teeming with palate joy it's
your soda fountain old oaken bucket.
17M Our new booklet
Tree telling of Coca-
Cola vindication at Chatta
nooga for the asking.
trow think
Remember
tike no other.
Demand the Genuine as made by
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TIE PLATFORM AND
THE NOMINEE
In several of the counties carried
by Governor Colquitt in the primaries
the conventions were "captured" by
adherents of Judge Ramsey. This is
notably true of Dallas and Tarrant
counties. Doubtless too adherents of
Governor Colquitt "captured" the con-
ventions in a number of counties
which Judge Ramsey carried in the
primaries. The faction coming thus
Into control of the county convention
elected to the state convention a dele-
gation composed for the most part of
men of its own factional complexion
and rendered a few of the opposing
faction whom it tolerated on the dele-
gation impotent by subjecting the
whole delegation to the restraints of
the unit rule.
All this the rules of the game make
permissible; it is a warrantable out
come of the hybrid Bystem employed
in this state to nominate party candi
dates and declare party politics and
therefore those who triumph in these
scrambles are probably not much cen-
surable for seizing the fruits of their
victory- Nevertheless it is a method
capable of the most absurd and harm-
ful consequences. Whether the ad-
herents of Judge Ramsey will control
the state convention remains to be
seen but it is entirely possible for
them to do so and indeed not im-
probable that they will.
In this event the democratic party
will put forth a platform that is like-
ly to be in many respects diametrical-
ly opposed to the views of its nominee
for governor a flat denial and repudi
ation of many of the things which he
advocated during his campaign. That
is a hit of stultification which one
may be sure the party would not be
capable of if it were under any need
to be coherent and consistent; but
knowing that its nominee will be
elected in any conceivable event it
lacks the sense of self-respect to do
what In other circumstances consid-
erations of prudence would enforce
on It.
But with this aspect of the matter
we haye no very great concern not
having been burdened with the duty
of acting as the party's monitor. But
there is another aspect of the matter
and one concerning which we have
some authority to speak. It is im-
possible that a platform made by po-
litical adversaries can exert much
constraining force on the man who
won in the primaries who gets his
title to party leadership directly from
the people. If he repudiates a plat-
form so made and clings to his open-
ing address as his real covenant with
the people who shall say that he is
unfaithful? Those who engage in the
precinct the county and finally the
state convention are but a small frac-
tion of those who participated in the
primaries. He could very well an-
swer therefore. If the effort should be
made to obligate him to the platform
that his opening speech lias the in-
dorsement of a larger number and
that he is not beholden to the authors
of ttie platform for his nomination.
He could denounce the platform as
an apocryphal document without pop-
ular inspiration and voicing the 'will
of an Infinitely smaller number of
men many of whom are probably ac-
tuated only by the desire to embar-
rass him. It is idle to say that the
platform Is meant to be obligatory on
the members of the legislature. They
get their instructions whence they get
their mandate from' the peple of the
districts from which they are elected.
The evil of it all Is that it tends
and not only tends but actualy does
bring platforms Into disrepute. At
best the individual sense of obliga-
tion to platform pledges is very weak.
and It is that fact which is making
the demand for the Initiative and ref
erendum. But when a defeated fae
tion succeeds In foisting upon a suc
cessful candidate a platform that con
tradicts the declarations upon which
he made his appeal to the people
then about all of what little fealty he
might in other circumstances be dis
posed to yield to the platform Is de-
stroyed and the platform becomes lit-
tle better than a mockery and a trav-
esty. What is much worse the peo-
ple are deprived of the only poor
means they now possess to exact a
covenant of the party and Its nomi-
nees to impose any binding pledge.
Thus we observe the forms of democ-
racy and practice In fact an autoc-
racy. Galveston News.
Dr.J.B.SatterfieldV.S.
Office Read & Stewart's
Residence Phone No. 520.
AH calls answered day or night. All
stock entrusted to my care given care-
ful and special attention. Young stock
broke to work in anv way.
Automobile Service
Trips made to all points in and out
of the country. Phone
H. R. CAVITT No. 81
or leave calls at Smith Drug Co.
i Come and see our work and material
land let us figure with you.
W. A. Jeffery & Sons
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
508 Ursullne Ave. Phone '559.
Lndgj and Society Embtarra
Wedding Flowers
Funeral Designs
Cut Flowsrs
?lants
"Phone Direct"
Scott Floral Co
i NavaaJts Texas
READ THIS
W E UUl I 1)
CEMENT
SI DE VVALKS.CU RBSGUT.
TERS FLOOR COPINGS
STEPS BLOCK Bricks
Foundations Hitching
P o s ts Flower Vases
Taraza and Granit-
o i d Floors and
Hearths.
Get the habit from
REEVES & CANNOII
Insure Your Life Witn
Southwestern
Lite insurancs Co. Dallas Texas.
Jl.fc&V.'. Admitted Aiuii December 31. Mil wltb
Sl.UW.hW "V blq In ictlt in Ir-eal reterv
i depotiieJ with the t.ummla.l ner of ffisuraiue.
1 JOE S. Rf.F.D
will explain different klndt of Mlclee o yoe win
understand. LiU or Accdenl Inauranca leval 01
temporary payment to lull convenience and pun.
Guaranteed or Aiwiwtnl Inturance. Do not five
yourlnmrance to a itraneer who hat no Interact la
you. only tnr money he can make on tirn premium.
At office A to 10 s. m
DR. G. B GERINO
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Special Attention to
Gynocology Surgery and Private
Diseases of Both Sexes.
Office: 7-9 Commerce Bldg. Phone 666
Bryan Texas.
YOU WANT THE BEST. WE KEEP IT
Everything in Fresh Meats
If your meat is not tender the market service is poor
give us a trial. Your neighbor can tell youj about us.
Prompt delivery. Try us once and become a customer.
S. h. FRANKLIN
Phone 531
Fresh Bread
AND ROLLS EVERY DAY.
Prompt Service. Phone 89.
TEXAS BAKERY
Mrs. Otto Bohme Prop.
Wm. B. CLINE M. D.
Practice Llimted to Eye ' Noss
and Throat
Office In Commerce Building
Rooms 3 and 5
W. T. YOUNG
Attorney at Law.
Will Practice In All the Courts.
Office moved to Room No. 11 Com
merce Building over Howell Y New-
ton's grocery store.
C. A. Lewis W. H. Meyerlambers
Lewis & Meyerlambers
Architects Builders and Contractors
Office: Room 18 Commerce Building
UJhiskei
QUALITY SUPREME
Smoothness Unequalled
SOLD BY
JOE GROGINSKY
SOLE AGENT
GUY M. BOARD
EXPERT STENOGRAPHER
Notary Public
Office In Court House.
Phone 97. .
FOR SALE
I have one new house for sale
on easy payments; 8 rooms;
close in Eastside; city wa-
ter $2000
L NL HowIt
INSURANCE
LIFE AMD FIRE
S. L. BOATWRIGHT
Room 1 First National Bank Building.
Phone 158.
Not Paint
With linseed oil st $1 what sort of oil do
vou think they use in "paint" st $1.75
and $1.50.'
That stuff is counterfeit paint. You
can cheat yourself; you can't cheat Time
or Weather.
Paint it a rubbery coat over wood and
iron to keep-out water.
Counterfeit paint may look like it;
counterfeit money looks like money.
What are all counteifeits for? They
are all alike.
Has vv ell's Book. Store
SELL DEVOES PURE PAINT
Rudasill Bros.
Contractors and Builders
Plans and Estimates Furnished an)
Houses Built Also do"
Brick Stone and Concrete Work
P. O. Box 364. Bryan Texas.
OH. ALGIE BENetOW.
DENTIST.
OVER FIRST NATIONAL BANK .
BRYAN. TEXAS.
Dr. Bartlett Sims v
Physlclsn and Surgeon
Special Attention to Surgery and
Diseases of Women
Office Over City National Bank
H. & T. C. R. R.
Rates to Galveston Cotton Carnival:
Summer Ticket $5.85 Round Trip
On sale dally limit October 31. Good
on all train. Allows stoaover in
Houston.
S5.30 Round Trip On sale AuKUKt 7
to Jrt. Inclusive limit Augunt 19.
Uon on all trains.
$4.65 Round Trip On unlo August 8
to 17 Iricluxlvp limit two days. In
addition to date sold. (Not good on
Hustler. )
$5.) Round Trip On palo August 9
and 18 limit 10 days. Good on all
trains.
$2.50 Round Trip On sale for 2:45
p. m. train Wednesday August 7 and
2:.ri0 a. m. train Thursday August 8.
limit August 9; again for Bamo trains
evening August 17 and morning Au-
gust IS limit August 19; again for
2:50 a. m. train Wednesday August
14 and 2:45 p. m. train August 14
limit 15th. (Not good on Hustlers
No hnggnge ullowed. No reduction
for children.)
$3.50 Round Trip On sale for 2:45
p. m. train Friday August 9 and
2:50 a. in. train Saturday August 10
limit August 12. (Not good on Hus-
tlers. No baggage allowed. No re-
duction for children.)
3. H. HARRIS
Ticket Agent.
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Buchanan, A. J. The Bryan Daily Eagle and Pilot (Bryan, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 220, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 7, 1912, newspaper, August 7, 1912; Bryan, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth324199/m1/4/?q=food+rule+for+unt+students: accessed July 1, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .