The Daily Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 48, Ed. 1 Friday, December 26, 1913 Page: 2 of 4
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BANK CHECKS
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are clean convenient business-like. They add to your security; they form a receipt for bills paid they obviate the necepsity ot
carrying currency around and of making exact change; they form a written record of expenditures. This bank offers the con-
venience of a checking account and of an affiliation with a strong modern financial institution.
THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK CENTER AVENUE
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I Thank You
For a splendid Christmas patronage!
Armstrong Jewelry Co. The Gift Store
Daily Bulletin
BY THE
STayes Printing Company
Office of Publication
209 Brown Cor. Brown and L'
Streets.
FRIDAY DEC 26 1918.
Entered at the Postoffice
Browwood Texas as second
class mail matter.
Subscription
50 cents per month; $6.00 per
Year.
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.
Subscribers failing to receive
their paper will confer a favor
on the .management by reporting
same to the office by 9 o'clock
each morning when a copy oi the
paper will be sent by special delivery.
body now and then and this brief
respite from labor is a tonic that puts
new life new energy and new resolu-
tions into them that will result in bet-
ter papers during the weeks that fol-.
low. The country press is a great
institution deserving of all the good
things of earth. May their tribe pros-
per and never grow less in number
or influence.
The outlook for Brownwood is very
good indeed. True the past year has
not shown a very great profit from a
business standpoint but there has
been a conservative growth along all
A LAY SERMON
Cast thy br.ead upon the water and
thou shalt find it after many days.
Greenville Herald.
Truer words were never written.
There is. no man who has eve. contri-
buted to the needy a' jjinistered to
the sick comforted' the downcast or
befriended the friendless who .can not
testify to the -literal fulfillment of this
divine promise irrespective of whether
he be Christian or pagan. In the
city of New Orleans there is a monu.
ment erected to. the memory and good
deeds of a woman the first to
erected in the world in honor
L
AK
IS
0UTL1N
CONSERVATION
PLANS
Secretary of the Interior Would Uti-
lize Country's .Natural Ite.
sources.
Washington Dec. 24. With bold
strokes Franklin K. Lane secretary
of the Interior Itoday outlined in
his annual report to the president a
broad policy in the conservation of
the vast natural resources of the. Unit-
bo'ed States which yet lie within the
0f! regulatory powers of the government
a wpman known only in private Hfe:. . 4 .. . A. .
that may be achieved through the de-
which admirably illustrates the velopment of tueHe regource3 under
truth of the text. It. is a statute of proper supervision..
Margaret a poor uneducated woman j Comparatively the report is brief
who began life in that city In pitiful u fs wholly'unlque in that it contains
' . . . . . . . ?nofc a sinelp lino of recommendation.
poverty one day sue auoptea a oaoyi 7 "
waif to the astonishment of those
who knew that she was oh the verge
t Suggestions- for action; which the sec.
retary observes emphatically Is what
the country decides and needs are nu-
merous; but he prefers to propose
general policies to the making of flat
I rdCnmmnrflnHnng
Two interesting and notable predlc. .
AS OTHERS SEE IT.
Dr. G. C. Rankin delivers himself
as foHows in. Home and State: i
"And I may go further and say thati?f pavSng that tlluShfare. Thosob-
way is now open and if this .stfreat
of starvation. Questioned as to how
she hoped to be able to care for the
child; she replied that the ' Lord
"uuu " tions are indicated rather than madi-
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Anu He uiu. au auerwurus .uargu. ln the reiw one is that the time Is I
lines that spoaks well for tho future of 'ret adopted others and somehow she not far distant when coal of too low'
the town;' The Bulletin is willing toi always had means to support them a grade to stand storage or trans-;
try It another vear believing that this and hself as well. " Thereafter PortnLon w.Il be converted Into dec
trj it anouiur .vtar oeueung tnnt tmsj .triclty at the mouth of the mines and!
is the best town in all this section lnt a ho for- the cnro of widely distributed for lighting heat?
the state and thai eventully we wi.Hbomeless infants which was roUowedjflnd jHlvve! ;the otimr. that the gigan- j
have a great city. iin after years by others untH she j tic force now wasting itself in the riv.
' f completed one of rh most splendid ers of tho country will be so control.
ti i. led bv dams as in nrovldf hent. llsrht
should jciianuniie insnutiuns i us umaa - - .
MISS DOROTHY VAUGHN" AS DAISY THE MISSOURI GIRL
OI'FRV HOUSE DEC. 30.
;and power "to the people and that
Citizens along Vine" street
.. i I t-lintin Olii-latinn olv?ltfillnn Tt.
at once begin agitating the mauoi . fwlthin a conoration I believe th.
day. when you enter Margaret " Pine IM!01le w be as aive t0 the vaue of
to gaze upon the. statute of that klnd-f public owiin-ship .of hydro-electric
i nvd f r. innjpoly and for fraud."
"If the government did not appre-
According to reports received In
Abilene the ranges in that section of
nnitlin. V. . T-. H-.l r 1 !
""i" Lue "Uil" nwuiu UUM - - .t .nmn i nn f.lt 'rm!nowoi iitnn-fs nc rhov nr tnrlnv trt n.n
The Austin Statesman nor the Hous
ton Post- has denied the rumor that
in . due time they
ity 'line -up for Mr. Mayes." j
And the Post will go further and
state that th "rumor if any such
prevails is absolutely -and - entirely
t. j.J.mihrflpfnir n little "irl the other rest nicipally owned water works.
1 benefit to the residents 0f Coggin addl Pnj bract?? n bI". me omci ixsu nt '
- .. - 1-. i.5.i in the opening lines of the report
akes up a serious slt-
obtains in a great sec-
takfp spiPHuiu iHiiuiiiBa uuwcu i "'.uon or me country. "mere exists
snied the rumor that " i yw.u uuu.j . In the opening
lion ThJj nnrht Im thP neVt work! ino "I'on the ead of a beautiful child " . .
. wjll in all probabil- IOa- ims mm w no tfte-nat wowc; o -Secretary Lane tt
Mr. Mayes' j whleh 'ihft street paving' crbv understanding in a pton Banked ;ualon which obt
c'ate the :nv;.l inble nature of its as.
s t'!. rv wrre men who did. The
:;atkm n anted home makers butj
fsuiiJ its lauds -ririftias into the
;anJ3 of rarporatiins which were
wlihdra.ns them from.. he mirrket.
A reaction was inevitaftle. If 'ands
were to he witndra-vn frrtm puMJc
jthe state are in
at ' present
. been
since
than
ISS2.
better shape
they have
These cond-
! - trMrlnc and education of homeless.' a feeling in the .West." says he. "that it'll- Tter1f rt- t a crm-nvn
f Writing a commondatorv letter orphaned children when you see thc(it affn'rs and- needs have not been upon a iea9ilg oasi8 the3e western re-
tions will cause an accelerated more
jment'Df live stock to the Fort Worth
markets in the spring of 1914 ac-
fording to stockmen of the Abilene
county.
unfounded in .fnr nj; fhfc nnnftr is from Houston to the Lariipases Load-? nsl oi uie aim.
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The Post is committed to r Mr. -James Snowbhll snysr
vements ot tills riv; B lhai consideration at the hands sources with which we have been
concerned
no man for the gov
directly or Indirectly
compact agreement or scheme .Tzs
ent or for the future to push tho in-
terests f any candidate for any of.
' ;iA Pzcr womaii who could not write her
of. the national government which
they merit.
j. -. ..? -' vmt
elusions. .Many ousiness nien rqatizo -7 . national
flee. Is this sufficient? Houston j
Post. j
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dealing it can have an increased lund
Phis feeling is not con. for the continuance of this work aiM
an increased assurance of the- return
of its advances."
In conclusion. Secretary Line dl-
m Jit- ov.m whelmed by the con-;m.Uvr ho'Ay from he anripoints of rrects attention to the enormous de-
Sroui. tails all important which the Inter!- . r
Ill . fa nnn ...!- nlnttilA rtv-nlini . ... .... . . .
.- MiTi n'"i'u 0r aeonrimant auminiifr. incr.;'i.
k'erhorshlp either! good newspaper is just about thi:bitfl- n lUtK marble and .finwl to I)aculatoi-s .or exploiters. a
v and is id b set a 'community has.' MrrSiW-if thk rever d of -Margaret; It -Is the sentiment of many who. are 0
' ; ... - . 'ti.red in hr.iu- t.nderneAs bv all.;withoGt selfifh aiotive and regardthe
or scheme. .Trz9. hall is emfnenUy. correct -In his cotir 11 1 DW . " ....
A Des Moines man had an attack of
muscular rheumatism in his shoulder
frl-n'I advised .him- to go to Hot
Stw'ngs. That meant an expense of
Srt.OO or more He sought for a
quicker and cheaper way to cure it
ami found' It in Chamberlain's UnL
nient. Three days after the first ap
plication of this liniment he was well.
The Bulletin trusts that tfcia. Christ P'ne ir"lu-
the waters:
cure of a notable example 6f the di-:tlyn fr H exl8tunc0 of. fPiWg. ! eare of tho JIndlans and" Eskimos.
upon a new ; administration of national parks' pay-
Let us send you a loaa of coai tfltfle
the weather is good H. H. HARDIN
What irPts r.rt tn 11s is this: Whv.HWs was a joyous one. to all - ftS rcatl
ought prohibitionists rote against .Mr. ers that it had ho disappomthient6fnaer nai RS
!Ma3es because he is the choice If hejo sorrows no rogretE.. :Chr!sMlW8
is. of the Post Statesman and Record? s a time for happiness aiuTwo 8in-
If Brother Rankin knows that Mayes cerely trnst that happiness in full
is unworthy the office of governor measure hus come to all.
and is not to be trusted as a prohibi-j
tionlst then let him come out and sayj U Ms been announced that through
so and not try to ruin Mr. Mayes "passenger trains from Galveston to
standing with the people simply be-
cause he is able to command the sup.
port of both prohibitionists and anti-
prohibitionists. If we are not misin
formed Mr. Mayos has becm a life-
long prohibitionist. Has .advocated
local option in his town and county
and stood op and worked far state-
wide prohibition with his paper the
Brownwood Bulletin. He is now lieu-
tenant Governor and as such has
given everyone a atptstre dei. both pro
and antl. Then what is the matter
widi Brother Rankin? It looks toi
us Mayes did not ask Brother Ran.j
kin if he could run-for governor.-Mc- j
Kinney Examiner.
"Cast thy bi-ead upon Wo. have adventured
for thnus shalt . find it poncy 01 administering our . arfairs.lrnent 0f pensions- siipervfsion of pub- phone 255.
Houston Post. anu "ave uoi ueveiopea auequaie ma-i!- "anJa. tr::.-r'- ?? '
chlnery. We have called a halt on
' methods of spoliation which existed
When you have ' bilious attack to the great feenefit of many but we f
give Chamberlain's Tablets a trial have failed to substitute methods I
We wish to call your attention to
They are excellent
dealers. Adv..
the Pacific Coast will be in operation
on February 1st.. Brownwood Is look-(Commissioner Abbott has perfected a
ing forward with eagerness to the! system by which all dairies of Tesaf.
opening of this line
dpal Jo the town.
.It riienns a great
The Austin jail haR had as an oc-
cupant a young man who was charg-
ed with the very unusual crime of
stealing a Bible. Howevor it Is un-
derstood that along with the B'bte
hr t-'ik j'hi-r nrtkles of vau.
For saie bv all sane healthful and progressive by u'e aui 11111 wvi ou uiBC3ca
whirh the normal entnmrlsp nf an am--such as whooping cough diphth.-rla ;
bitious people can make full use of !ind ver are contracted wh-ii.
resources. We have ab- c"d nas a cold. rMMnuerlsin -
ruptly close.1 opportunities to the mo.jCouSh Remedy wiif nulrkly re a
did not open them to vousn ami greauy tmeu 1 au -er i
! a. 11 11. t . m
tho developer." j contracting uiese uiseases. inis rem-
edy Is famous for Its cures of colds. .
It contains no opinm or other nu-.
cotic and may be given to a child with
Impl.cit confidence. Sold. by all deal.
rtiininc mi n. . mn their ovn
iriiu.rt ur xxi.vao it;
HE PUT I CLASSES.
Austin. Dec 22.-State Pure Food nrtt.olist. but
The land policy put into force he
At least rne busins :- ctn p a m l
Brownwood is going about Its adver-
tising in a busineas- liVe way. These
people advertise to the extent of two
per. cent of their gross Income;- If
more merchants would follow thia
plan or one similar it would mean
that Brownwood wotrld get business
that she has heretofore been unable
to interest. The town whose mer. 1
chants are regular and consent ad.a more Prfcct fit
... I Come In and see
verusers is tne town tnai nas
good" business ' the year 'round.
shall be classed according to tho 93-s causeu uismay anu aisconieni. j
quality of product they give custo- Th? congress had boen most gener-
mers. Moreover the dairies will bo ua n its disposition of the public
compelled to display on their wagons 1"8- T'ey werc given to the rail-
cans etc.. the class or rade in ment do the withdrawing itself?"
which they belong. This scheme Ab- A new policy was evolved the sec-
bott believes will result In cleaner rotary pointed out that of using the
dairies better cows better milk and land for the purpose to which it is
consequently improvement of health ' host fitted. "To. this policy" he says
especially among children. There "j believe tho west is now reconciled
will be four classes. and after careful The west no longer urge3 a return to
scoring dairies will "he assigned to the hazard of the land as land policy
one of these clases. ; But it docs ask action. Already the
Besides being required to paint on! congress has recognized the apposlt. -their
wagonB the grade in-which they j ness of this pclicy; but it Is for y?ur-
; belong dairymen will be forced to j self and Congress further to exff '
'take out certificates showing their; this thought into our legislation.
scoring anu cmb. . e Kr.uuauuu ; Mch nttention a devoted in thr ro--
jwill be made on the number of bac-; t to consiaeration of the reciama-1
. x. I - I 111. MJ fn rni.AHn
;irrm )n miiK. aim i .uiiV. tIon of arlti lftnds. DisCUSSiOU of the
is no question that dairymen will aul)ject g rei)et( wUh Interegt 0 thp
jstrhe for first class honors as a ; farmor8 wfl0 locate Qn the vnrIous
.manner yf business j .vortiscment proJect8. Secretary Lane suggests
Jand thb alone will Jjivo the publlo ; thftt th0y e gJven a ionger tme than
i excellent service and safety it is be-; tw n whch tQ pay for thelr
Moved by state authorities. ;.
Resolutions are now la order. A ! Abbott's plan i simply the .extcn- i ncer3 n a now flQjd q( WQrk 0Q the
good one is that yon guard jour 6yej8ort "f onc 1e 5fl.d alrcay mfldc for: success of which depends greatly tbo
grac ing chips 01 1110 state as to san- . . .
m. 'rescuing of a vast territory. Of these
itation and cleanliness. The scoring . . . ' .
reclamation projects Secretary Lane
L.IIU I 1 1 1 1. . .J LIVIX XIII 1 . Vj UI.LII.I V
ers. Adv.
Broken Teeth
Should you have a brokea
plate' or an old plate that
needs repairing in any way
Don't mind sending it down
X as you won't have the long de-
Y lay customary in work of this
kind. With our equipment we
can get It out In a few houra.
? BELL DENTAL CO.
Phone 3S
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sight more carefully. This Is a good
time to get a aetv pnlr of glasses and
Dr. Hales. He will
serve you efficiently and fcoaefltly.
i suits because it gives the cities in
dividuals dairies etc. an object to
strive for.
Manyf of the Bulletin's exchanges
are "taking Christmas" this week. It(
Ig . a splendid idea. The newspaperj
writer and his printers need an oc. j
'-CABlbnal vacation a rest far .raind and t
Dr. Hales
Office at
. Ilrownwood Optlcal Coi
While the weather remains good.
have us del'vc you ti load of coal and
be prepared fnr Jie cold weathersiire
25E.
says :
"The west can use profitably and!
wisely $100000000 In the next ten
years to the advantage of the whole
country! If the government will place
roads and to the states. To classify
them was too difficult a task
"They would classify themselves
when they arrived In Individual
ownership. And so the door vns op-
It's the prhice of cars and car
o! princes. Tvjo grand dukes and
nineteen princes drive Fords in
Russia. And the sturdy car is as
popular with both classes and
masses the world over. Its un-
equaied merit has won it world-
wide recognition.
Five Hnudred Dollars is the Mew price l tfce Fwrd nunhant; tke
ttwiig car is Five Fifty; the towi car Seyei Fifty f. t. k. De-
troit cenplete with equips eat. Freight rate te BrewHwoeil sae
as Dallas or Hosstsn $45.00 Gel catalog aui partkkrs fnm
E. M. BOON
101 Brown Str-et - Brownwood Texas
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The Daily Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 48, Ed. 1 Friday, December 26, 1913, newspaper, December 26, 1913; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth345448/m1/2/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Howard Payne University Library.