The Bryan Daily Eagle and Pilot (Bryan, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 120, Ed. 1 Saturday, April 12, 1913 Page: 4 of 8
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SATURDAY APRIL 12 1913.
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MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
We can not boast of paved streets
at Navasota but our dirt ones are
hard to beat. Navasota Examiner.
0 thrice happy Navasota If you
.have good dirt streets. Such is a con
summation devoutly to be wished in
any municipality.
A. J. BUCHANAN
U. E. WALLACE. .
...Editor
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IS 1910 at the poBtofflce at Bryan
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residence occurs.
A TRIBUTE TO MORGAN.
The editor of this political and
moral guide would be a hypocrite if
be professed to believe that the death
of John Pierpont Morgan is a loss to
the world. On the contrary he be-
lieves that from the viewpoint of
eternal justice Morgan was as truly
a robber as was the celebrated pirate
of the same name. His methods of
dealing with competitors were as vio-
lative of the divine law and as ruth-
less as those of the black flag gentry
who forced their unfortunate captive
to "walk the plank." His latest victim
was poor Stlllwell who wore out his
life building the Kansas City Mexico
and Orient Railroad through a desert
country and was crushed by Morgan
in the hour of success. It is true he
escaped conviction and punishment by
the law but bo did the medieval
barons who made a business of high-
way robbery. A wise man once said
that human laws are like cobwebs
which catch gnats and flies while
wasps and hornets dash through. Mor-
gan was one of the hornets. It is a
good thing for the world to be rid of
him. East Texas Register.
Lord Nelson's message to his men
at the great naval battle of Trafalgar
was "England expects every man to
do his duty." This Is the message of
the pastors of Bryan to their people
for tomorrow. f
i 4fite
The Eagle learns the nnterurban to
College will be eletcrlfled during the
summer when It will be no great in-
convenience to interfere with the
traffic. This will be of untold benefit
to both Bryan and the college.
Allen are Churchill Neeld Nunn and
Trant Churchill was the winner of
the largest number . of individual
points. A large degree of credit for
the victory is given by the boys to
Coach O. Q. Melton who has by un-
ceasing efforts gotten the team In
fine shape and hopes for the Austin
Statewide meet are high.
Coach Warner accompanied the'
Normal boys over and is a fine fellow.
The Normal boys are good sportsmen
and it is a pleasure to meet with them.
Starring for the Normal were Broad-
way Isdale Kopecky Heath Hayes
and Lewis.
. The events were won as follows:
200-yard Dash First Heath (Nor-
mal); second Blount; third Cortinas.
880-yard Dash First Nunn; second
Hayes (Normal); third Camp.
Pole Vault First Churchill; sec-
ond Neeld; third Baird.
220-yard Low Hurdles First Lewis
(Normal); second Watson; third
Snyder.
i Mile Relay Easily won by Hunts-
ville. Standing High Jump First Neeld;
second Broadway (Normal); third
Churchill. y '
Shot Put First Churchill; second
Kallina (Normal); third Watson.
120-yard Low Hurdles First
Snyder; second Oliphant (Normal);
third Blount.
Running High Jump First. Neeld;
second Churchill; third Broadway
(Normal).
440-yard Dash First Isdale (Nor-
mal); second Jenkins; third Holmes.
Hammer Throw First Churchill;
second Watson; third Broadway
(Normal).
50-yard Dash First Baird; second
Knittle; third Broadway (Normal).
Running Broad Jumi) First Broad
way (Normal; second Neeld; third
Oliphant (Normal).
Discus First. Churchill; second
Watson; third Kallina (Normal)".
100-vard Dash First. Blount; sec
The bodv of New York's Kreat flnan
cier has reached home. That is of but ;nd Heath (Normal); third Baird
little consequence; the question of real
import Is in what haven did his soul
find anchorage?
Tomorrow 3hould be a red letter
day with the churches of Bryan. It
can only be by everyone doing his
part. The great trouble is we want to 1
leave it all to the other fellow.
Mile Run First Nunn; second Jor
dan; third Powell.
Copyright Hart Sohaflner k Msr I )9
THE BEST SUIT STYLES
we have are those which
are made for men of any
age; not too extreme for the
dignified substantial busi-
ness man; but smart enough
with just enough snappy
detail toj please the young
fellows Whose tastes are not
too extreme.
HART SCHAFFNER
& MARX
know better than any other
makers just how to design
such models; they're clothes
that have all requirements;
perfectly tailored to fit.
We'll show you some great
values at $20.00. Some at
less; some at more.
A. M. WALDROP & CO.
This store is the home of
Gold Clothes for Men
The new City Council is at the helm.
Let us all stand by them in the great
work of making Bryan a city.
By invitation of the Commissioners'
Court of San Augustine County Prof.
R. J. Potts of A. and M. College made
a talk to them and such citizens as
chose to be present. When he had fin
ished one of the commissioners ex-
claimed "All I know about roads I
have learned today." Prof. Potts
would come to Carthage and make a
similar talk if he were invited. East
Texas Register.
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
Starvation furnishes us food for
thought.
The love of evil is the root of a lot
of money.
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No class of people. has more com-
petition than liars.
Pride may go before a fall even
when you fall in love.
Work might be more to our liking
;if we didn't have to do it.
Wisdom consists chiefly In the judi-
cious use of the blue pencil..
Deaf mutes must be a noisy lot if
actions speak louder than words.
It's easy for a doctor to make a liv-
ing if he can keep his patients scared.
Some enterprising tailor should In-
vent a wife-proof pocket for married
men.
The right-of-way of the interurban
extension from Bryan to the bottom
is a perfect beehive of industry. Sev-
eral grading outfits are at work and
the roadbed is being made in a hurry.
The long talked of and hoped for rail-
road into the rich Brazos bottom will
soon be a reality.
It is now against the law for a man
to get drunk anywhere except at home.
If that law is enforced there will be
but few "drunks" Indeed. But few
men could be tound foolhardy enough
to avail themselves of the home pre-
rogative. They know better; yes they
know better.
Texas is kicking on free wool free
hides free meat and free cattle;
Louisiana on free sugar; Pennsylvania
on free iron ore etc. After all the
story in the old "Blue Back Speller"
holds good it depends altogether on
whose ox is gmed.
The East Texas Register says it
has been so long since a sidewalk was
built in its home town (Carthage) that
children in the public school have but
a dim recollection of ever having Been
the process. Must be some long moss
In that country.
ENTERS HER PROTEST
By Associated Press.
Washington April 12. The Japanese
Foreign Office has instructed the Jap-
anese Ambassador to Washington to
make formal representations to the
Washington government about anti-
Japanese legislation in California.
DUAL TRACK MEET
JIT ALLEN ACADEMY
Sam Houston Normal and Academy.
Were Contestants in Which Home
Team Won Decisive Victory.
The dual meet held on the Allen
Academy grounds yesterday afternoon
between Allen Academy and the Sam
Houston Normal School of Huntsville
resulted in a sweeping victory for the
academy the score being piled up to
92 points agaiust 53 in favor of the
academy.
A large crowd of town people at
tended and a number of stores in te
city closed. Owing to the blustering
wind no extra' good time could be
made as the boys were greatly handi-
capped. Deserving of especial mention for
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