The Bryan Daily Eagle and Pilot (Bryan, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 193, Ed. 1 Tuesday, August 10, 1915 Page: 4 of 4
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TUE8DAY AUGUST 10 ms.
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR RENT.
FOU KKNT t'pstaira rooms with
bath rhone 3JI.
KUIt KKNT AfttT September 1. the
building now occupied by M.
Bonneville's racket store next door
to postoffice. See Frank Myers at
Ifjrwi Hardware Company's.
)R HKN'T Two cotages close In.
pn Went Moseley street; city water
and lights. Mra. K. D. Roberts.
FOR SALE.
UK SALK GoodsUed ferns cheap.
Mra. J. F. Zack.
FOR SALE-l'resto-Llte tank. 1'bone
461.
FOUND.
KOUND Hunch of keys on Harvey
road. Owner pleaie call at this of-
fice. FORD CARS SOLD
Ford rara have been aold and de-
livered to the following by Johnaon
A Rohde local agents:
Jack Green a welt known traveling
talesman touring car. '
J. M. Moore of Kurten touring car.
Willie RiK'htl ot Bryan touring car.
Rev. J. 3. Ksslska of Kurten tour-
ing car.
Mark Rembert ot Bryan roadster.
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The ctandby of. the thirsty
th delif.ht of the hct and tired
the treat for the multitude.
kDohciou3 and Refreshing Jf f
v Demand the genuine ty
y nicknames encourage
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m.w.k '. ATLANTA. SiA. M h - t&J
Galveston and Return $3.10
SUNDAY AUGUST ISth
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on Earth
Special Service Extra Equipment
For Particulars Sec R. L. Peck Tjcket Agent
ARE YOU INSTRUMENTAL IN BUILDING UP
Your Community
JOIN THE COMMERCIAL CLUB AND DO YOUR DUTY
odng Cleaning and Renovating Will Suggest the Necessity of a Little
tJEW FURNITURE
FOR THE HOME OR OFFICE .
We Hare a Happy Selection la All Lines That Caa be Bomgfct
Reasonable. Drop In to See Ca
W.T.JAMES
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Battlt Fought Ntir Mercedta and
Ona Bandit Rtperttd
Killed.
IPjf Asaorlated Pre
Brownsville Tel.. Aug. 14. United
States cavalrymen and Mexicans to-
day fought again this time near Mer-
cedes and one Mexican was killed.
Xone of the troopers was reported
hurt. The fight look place west ot
the scene of the previous Mexican
ralda and nearer to the border. Six
United States cavalrymen doing pa-
trol duty were attacked by Mexicans
but dispersed them and captured four
horses.
NEW BOOKS AT LIBRARY.
Largs Number of Valuable Books
Recently Added by Miss Rogers.
Miss Willie Rogers llbrsrlan at the
Carnegie Public Library bas recently
received a large shipment of the latest
books both good fiction and educa-
tional works written by the best
known writers and authorities ot the
world. The library Is fast becoming
one ot the best equipped In the State
and ahould be given strong support
fufl nwne tfaPk'-isr
substitution.
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RQQPS
FIGHT
HI
'teir.nr.xOT.
Train leaves 3:58 a.
m. arrives Gal-
veston 9:55 a. m.
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by the people ot Drysn. Follow Ing ts
a partial lUt ot the books recently re-
ceived: -Who Is Who In America."
"Shakespeare's Tragedy." Bradley.
Ibsen's rlay "Peer Gynt."
"Technique of the Drama." Frey-
tat'. Mra. Janiersoii's "Characteristics of
Women."
Guerber's "Myths of Greece and
Rome."
"Our Eternity." Maeterlinck
"reace and War." Tolstoy.
"Shakespeare ai a riaywrlxht."
Bramlen Mattbrug.
"Heroes and Heroines ot Fiction"'
Willlnm S. Walsh.
"The Country" Arthur Pullard.
"Shakeiieare aa a Dramatic Art
1st." R. G. Moulton.
"Foundations of Sociology" E. A.
Rosj.
"Rousseau and Naturalism In Life
and Thought." W. II. Hudson.
"Vocational Education In" Europe.'
"The School and Society." John
Dewey.
"The Roy and His Gang." J. Adams
Peffe?.
"Rergson and the Modern Spirit."
"Studies in Humanism." F. C. Schll
ler.
"The Problems of Christianity" J.
Royce.
"Social rholonophy and Religion of
Comte." E. Calrd.
"Critique ot Pure Reason." Malkle-
John.
"Cavour Count Carmlllo Life and
Time of Carour."
"Ibsen Henrik" Henrlc Jaeger.
"Abraham Rlhbany."
"Raphael Semmes Jr."
"They Who Knock at Our Gates."
Mary Austin.
"Other People's Money" 1-ouls
Rrandeis.
"Judicial Interpretation of Political
Theory.' William B. RUiell.
"New City Government." II. TlniTe.
"Constructive Rural Sociology"
John M. Gillette.
"Social Forces In England and
America."
"Essays on Modern Novelists" Wm.
L. Phelps.
"The Old World In the New." E. A.
Rob.
"Literature of the South" J. Moss.
"Great Rooks as Life Teachers" N.
D. Hlllls.
"Education and Higher Life." J. I.
Spalding
"The Man of Galilee." George R.
Wendllng.
"Panama The Canal the Country.
Etc."
"Eighteen Thousand Words Often
Mispronounced." W. II. P. Phyfe.
Roberts1 "Rules of Order."
A list of the populur fiction newly
purchased will be printed In a subse
quent lsue of The Eagle. This will
give the people of Aryan an Idea of
the efforts being made by Miss Rogers
to make the library a real benefit for
the public and to create an Interest In
the welfare of the Institution that has
been somewhat lacking fn the past
THIS DAY IN HISTORY
1740 Thomas Topham. an English
man of remarkable strength.
died. One of his feats was that
of throwing his horse over the
turnpike gate. He possessed
the strength of six ordinary
men.
1S02 The sea at Teignmouth and
coast of Devonshire England
rose and fell several times two
feet In two minutes.
1S51 A fire destroyed 18n houses at
Varna Turkey and destroyed
vast quantttlea of storea be-
lonslng to the allies.
1S53 Dclexatea met at the City of
Mexico and chose General Gar
rera President for six months
and ordained the freedom of
the press.
HOTEL DRYAN ARRIVALS
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sliute Hous
ton.
Gtis Terrell Houston.
John T. Crothy Houston.
D. C. Kelly Houston."
E. P. Young Houston.
L. L. Murphy Houston.
I). J. Parncs Houston.
J. Simons San Antonio.
W. F. Rnyburn Galveston.
A. E. Hargrove Dallas.
Donald Cameron Wheelock.
R. H. Waller Fort Worth.
J. 1 1. Neathery Dallaa.
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Childress Ter
rell.
Louise Childress Terrell.
Oscar Childress. Terrell.
Oscar Keeton St. Louis.
I. L. Roan Houston.
II. II. Webster. Dallaa.
n. II. Perkins. Houston.
Hugo Nagy f)allas.
J. M. Rushy Houston.
R. II. Summls San Francisco.
M. I. Langford Georgetown.
E. Sanford Austin.
C. E. Rlckley Omaha. Neb.
A. C. Lambert Hearne.
LEAVES MEXICO CITY
BECAUSE OF HEALTH
Brailllan Minister Not Flselng From
Carranta It Is
Claimed.
' I By AK-Utt4 Ptms.1
l.ong liram h N. J. Aug. 10. Bra-
zilian Ambassador PaJInma today In-
dicated that Braslllan Minister De
Ollvelra. who ts lesvlng Mexico City.
Is not fleeing from Carmnza but Is
coming to America on account of the
health and to inform Washington on
all the phases ot the situation. .
. LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET
Ek'gs. lic Tr dozen.
Butter. 25c per pound.
Hens c per iound.
Fryers. 14c per pound.
Broilers 14c per pound.
Ducks 12.50 per dozen.
Geese $3 per dozen.
Turkeys. 7c per pound.
Roosters. 15c eah.
Cowa 44c to 6c per pound. '
Calves 5c to 6c pjr pound.
Steers 5c to 6c per pound.
Hogs tie to 7c per pound.
Oats. 43c per bushel. -Corn
73c per bushel.
Prairie hay H per ton. .
Alfalfa. $1150 per ton.
Rermuda hay. 111 per ton.
Green hides. 8c per pound.
Dry hides 10c per pound.
WITH GEH. SCOTT
Crossed to American Side Today to
Discuss Situation With United
States Chief of Staff.
(By Associated Press.
El Paso Tex. Aug. 10. General
Francisco Villa today crossed to th
American side arid entered Into a con-
ference with General Hugh Scott
cTllet of ataff ot the United Slates
army on General Villa's recent threat
to confiscate the property of all for-
eign merchants who refused to sup-
port his revolution.
General Villa promised General
Scott to return all property seized
and to molest only violators of the
law. General Scott's mission was
completed.
VfLLA
CONFERS
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A Scene from "The Spoijcrs" Queen Saturday
Ml
itand iht test when compared with any brand gold at
any price I
Cost of choice tobaccos ItenJcJ la Camcli prohibits the
wm of coupons or premiums.
CAMELS Wf 20 for 10: If rwr Mttmnt iwppty
mmW Of for en pmtkmga t tl.00 for m cmrlmn
of It swrAafee (200 cigorott eearf pomtagm prom
pmid. If after emoMtf omt aacaag yo are smI
drUgklod mUk CAMELS refwraj Ae othor mum mock.
W ee ana ase wtM ffmnd ear dollar awe? eatage.
R. I REYNOLDS T03ACCO COWinstotHSaleti ftC
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AERIAL TORPEDO IS
A GERMAN WEAPON
(Continued from Page 1.)
two torpedoes there Is sufficient ex-
plosive force to destroy the Tower
Lrndon. .
"Originally these air torpedoes were
destined to be carried exclusively by
Zepiietlns but owing to certain Im-
provements It has now Wen found
they ran be manipulated from war
ships. According to my Information
Germany proposes to use torpedoes
of the air against the British fleet
and for that purpose small swift
craft armed only with aerial torpe-
does are building or hax already
been built. So far thla Hying death
haa not been employed against the
allies but I learn It la to be tried
probably over tendon thla summer.
Automatle Feed for Big Guns.
"Some months ago I hinted that the
Germans were working on an Improv-
ed Zeppelin wespnn and this aerial
torpedo Is the result of many experi-
ments In the works at Essen. I'n-
doubtedly this Is the secret Invention
of which we have heard so many
whispers that the Germans have held
In reaenre for the British fleet.
Against moving ships however It will
not prove so formidable a weapon as
against a fixed target
"Of the German automatic guns I
can as yet write little. The Idea Is
to Increase the rapidity ot the fire of
big guns by an automatic feeding of
shells. In other words the Germans
sre seeking to construct a big gun
that ran pour out shells aa a Maxim
pours out bullets. As the Maxim has
almost superseded the rifle so ssy
the Germans the automatic gun will
dominate the Maxim tor In thla war
of applied mechanics there is no limit
to Invention and no check to destruc-
tion." si I
GET SWIFT ORDERS
Loulalana and New Hampshire Will
Be Rushed to Vera Cruz Because
of Threats Againat Foreigners.
t By AnoclatM Pr 1
Washington Aug. 10. Threatened
demonsVatlons against foreigners at
Vera Crux today caused swift orders
to be Issued for (be battleships Louis-
iana and New Hampshire to prepare to
sail for the Mexican port. The vessels
are at Newport and made ready
for the trip. The orders came In re-
sponse to a request from Commander
McNane. aenlur naval officer at Vera
J Cruz.
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TWO
BATTLESH PS
iwm'I tire four taste won't bfye root
tongue tcon'f parch your throat 1
Made of hUnJtd choice Turkish and
choice Domestic tobaccos. Camels'
arc preferred orer either kind of
tobacco imoked straight. .
Smooth and delightful! tnfli ret
navinf abundance of "body" Camel
IS
RECK
WM FORCE
Calls for Pro t. A oa ade It n.m.
aary to enlarge Force of
Border Guards.
(Dr Associated Press 1
Austin. Tex Aug. 10. The Adju-
tant General la recruiting the State
rangers for service on the border.
Several enlisted today. The force will
be Increased to fifty and many young
men are eager to Join.
Telegrama asking aid against Mexi-
can bandits continue to come to the
Governor's office.
Professional Cards
JKWCLIR AND OPTICIAN
The ban Who Haa Made Geea
OR. ALQIC StNfeO.
DtNTIlT.
OVM FIMX NATIONAL IANK
Aryan tixab
DR. 17. H. UVKEf.'CE
DENTIST
beeee Reeldenee lit; Offloa Iti.
Commerce Bulldlnf
Bryan. Teaae.
Classes Fitted.
Cyst Scientifically fexamtnei
J. W. PAYNE
Optometrist
with . M. Caldwell
V. B. Hudson Chaa B. Hudseo
Prea. A Oea. Mgr. Boo.-Tme
HUDSON ABSTRACT CO
Complete Abstracts of Bra too County
"Better to bo Safe Than Sorry."
Have os make your abstracts and a
amine your taad tltlea.
Wo are associated with the tademnRy
company In which wo caa Insure you
land titles.
STEVENSON MACHIRE
WORKS
MILL SUPPLIES
PHONE NO. 7-2 RINGS
LODGE AND SOCIETY EMBLEKS
WEOOINO FLOWERS
FUNERAL DESIGNS
CUT FLOWCR8. LANTS
Beautiful Tuberoses $1.00 psr
dozen $1.50 for 2 dozen.
Phono Direct
SCOTT FLORAL CO
Nsvssota Texas
JOE B. REED
Life and Aeciasnt
INSURANCE
Fraternal a Specialty
Hours. S to 10 A. M. Bryan Texas
Office Masonle Temple
KODAK FINISHING
I will Issue coupons with every or-
der. With every I worth I will sn
Is roe you one Photo Free from your
film. ASK FOR COUPONS.
Prints 2c 3c 4c.
SOSOLIK STUDIO
H.&TC
Oil Burning Routs
$3.10 GALVESTON S3. 10
RETURN
- On sale for evening train Sat-
urday August 14 and morning
trains Sunday August 15 good
to return np to Munduy August
K. Last train leaves Galveston
8:30 p.m. No reduction for chil-
dren and no baggage allowed.
Summer rate S5.f5 round trip
limit CM. 31. Stop-overs allow-
ed at Houston In either direction
within final limit on both rates
' . S. H. IIATtRIS
Ticket Agent
Bryan Texas August I.
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Buchanan, A. J. The Bryan Daily Eagle and Pilot (Bryan, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 193, Ed. 1 Tuesday, August 10, 1915, newspaper, August 10, 1915; Bryan, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth325124/m1/4/: accessed April 24, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .