Daily Bulletin. (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 9, No. 29, Ed. 1 Tuesday, November 17, 1908 Page: 3 of 8
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THE DAILY BULLETIN
PAGE THSE1
TUESDAY NOVEMBER 17 190S.
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OVR STORE L
GR QWDED
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Every day with eager buyers who have .read and rlard of theagnificent stock of merchandise we are offering at such'
reasonable prices. Saturday was a record breaker fo salesbut Monday surprised us and eclipsed Saturday as a banner
day We account for the unprecedented rush of traJedSy the fact that we fully anticipated large sales this year arid
bou'ght accordingly and then used advertising spaj!e4 tell the people of what we had. The fact that we are making
such pleasing prices on our goods is not alonefe'sponsfcle for the increasing trade-the people have learned that quality jis
one of the first considerations and that thggoods sold by the Rogers Dry Goods Company are highest in quality. j
Make your Fall and Winter bill arffh us.
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SIMMONS WINS
LOPSIDED GAME
HOWARD FAYNE COLLEGE SNOW-
ED UNDER BY SCORE OF
23 TO 0.
ry
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Rogers
Goods Company
PLAY WAS DISAPPOINTMENT
Simmons Showed Indecision Wliih
Howard Payne's Touted Forward
Tass Was All to Bum.
(Abilene Reporter.)
superabundance. No player wearing
a Howard Payne uniform exhibited at
all West Texas form. Mayhap Wil-
liams who quartered was best He
can throw a football almost as far
as anyone else can kick It For Sim-
mons Adams at fullback was especial-
ly brilliant while in hitting the line
he showed genuine grit if not an apti-
tude of finding openings. Wooten at
left half was also there and then some.
ybot does not crash Into the line as
does Adams but he ferrets out open
spots and sneaks unobtrusely along
for big galnsk Graves played a steady
game but did not star. Simmons' for-
ward pass was not tried more than
once when it proved a complete fizzle.
The Simmons team In fact practically
abandoned the new game with their
beautiful open field work and graceful
yards around Manchill's end. Adams
hit tackle for four more. Wooten
punted. Murphy broke up end play.
Howard Payne forward pass was
caught by Collins. Adams went over
line for touchdown. Wooten . kicked
goal. Score Simmons 12.
Howard Payne punted to Cowan.
Wooten punted fifty yards and the
ball rolled thirty more over Howard
Payne's line. Howard Payne punted
out. Ralney made good run around
end on fake line buck. Wooten went
through tackle for touchdown but
failed to kick goal. Score Simmons.
17.
Second itau.
Hu .1 V.1 nnonoil Tvlth Hntt'M
Lllxz bcvuuu null wiwuvi .
ard Payne kicking to Simmons in
north territory. Wooten went through
tackle for six yards. Ralney ma'de
nicrhtoon vnnl find run. Adams hit
VIQUVWWU ml -
Wooten went
nnssnfi. arid resorted to straight line
A -
.i ..j on rtrnonnnl I f nckle for tWO VarUS
After their recent brilliant showing vard through the line. Wooten pun
against Scranton the work of the Sim-j . thrP1i Howard Payne forward pass wa;
mens football team yterday after- made some blockcd hy w Ho a d Pay:
nnnn nn f!nllpf?A fifild asrainst HOWaTU ' . ... I i .!... IJn m
as
ne
noon on College field against Howard
Payne College of Brownwood was
something of a disappointment. True
Simmons won the game. Indeed it
might have been called an overwhelm-
ing victory. Howard Payne w;as at all
times and in all stages of play out
could not gain through the line and
punted. Cowan ran twenty-five' yards
around end. Alrhart made thirty
his running back of punts was high
class. Cowan at right end continues
wnri- nut tho UlnVs. Hfs nlav ves-
tot. nnnrnorhPd .1 rnallv fast end. yard quarterback run to touchdown.
While Ralney was In the game at right which did not count as Howard Payne
half he showed the best form of the was off side. Daniels ran six juru
soasnn. He more than maae up in on. wuucui iow.
After nearly two months wait- WOMAN THIEF USES
ng inave rcuciveu my tai ui nilliniin
im:..: ci..m uLtttn wot run uiAmunu
Comprising
Queen of the Pantry
Sea Foam and famous
brands. To those who have
used these brands they need
"Mistaking" Salesman for Father She
I Rags Him and Bites Stnd
i From Shirt.
San Antonio Texas Nov. 16. One
of the cleverest tricks ever reported
to the San Antonio nolice was success-
nO recommendation. If you fully consummated at the Sunset De-
I i r-. . i . . i m t
. i i x .ti poi ounaay ana as a result i. u.
haven t used them I will just J' .
say that they are made of the city Is minus a diamond shirt stud
choicest Missouri Soft wheat. ' valued at $125. Somewhere In the
(jueen 01 me raniry nas no evolved a new and cjever SCheme of
equal. Sea Foam is the equal highway robbery.
Of any high grade flour and' Mr. Ryan told the story last night at
7 6 b police headquarters .and says he was
Famous is an excellent flour glad that he -waa r0bbed in such a
Try a sack. Respectfully j clever and pleasant manner.
. I Yesterday morning he was stepping
W. H. SteVenSOn & CO. from the train with a satchel in each
S. J. Dowty
Staple and Fancy
Groceries
Highest Market Price
Paid for Country Produce
Rhone 217.
STANDARD FORGE
WORKING ALL RIGHT
PHOXE 90 .
.inccdii n u-n not. however the cood i io.no nriiiH two
.uu-J-f - ; a. s. J Jnrnnet-n nlnv fnr life 1T1PK1R 1 1 J I IWU Ul US. ivuuuio
work of Simmons hich plied up a -3 . WoQton made touchdoWn. through
i Mnn ennra Vill rathor t hp tinnr . . . . 1 Olnmn.i
line wooten KicKeu guui. oinjmuua
won the toss and 23. Howard Payne 0.
Murphy defended Howard i'ayne mchuu
r .a to Airhart who returned thirty-five.
ill UUlfU rvirv-vi uu . t1
ividua.Sthe.v stored .ut.b beau-1 thirty. 'Tif' Howard Pa.ne buCed Hit e
tlful; machine-like work which charac- i the line for flve yards and sent hal 'I
Howard lul .-w
4n nntMnir cnnrn hilt rnthor the TlOOT
work on the part of Howard Payne. ara PassPB.
intnnrin n c n mnct Howard Payne
cause Simmons in reality played the elected to receive.
iMnrt nf hnli Ihnt wins cames. As the south ;goal. Wooten
its last game of the season next Sat-
urday at Dallas against the Dallas
Athletics. This will be the real test ot
the local boys' prowess. Daniel Bak-
hand. As he started down the plat
form a girl gowned In modish attire
rushed up to him and exclaiming "Oh
father" threw her arms around his
neck
Past Weite Declared to Be the Banner
Week; In the History of the
j tSan Ancelo Paper.
grounds.
terlzed their play against Scranton.
which made the squad wbrk as one
man was wholly missing. The first
five minutes of play showed everyone
present that Howard Payne stood not
the ghost of a show to win. Seeing
this the Simmons players showed a
tendency to loaf for which they were
Irequently reprimanded by the ref-
eree. In view of the day cool and
tracing and Ideally football this
slothfulness on the part of Simmons
cannot be excused.
. Perhaps if Howard Payne had
shown class Simmons would have put
up the article for which they gained
renown in Central West Texas. But
Howard Payne did not show class
lack of class was In prepondering
around end for two more.
Payne uncorked a long forward pass
which their man fumbled. The same
I trick was repeated but Campbell for
Simmons knocked down the ball. How-
ard Payne punted to Adams. Adams
i... u linn -v v iTMrrlo AHnmc
caught-Howard Paynes forward pass gain on fake. Wooten s kick was
and sprinted fifteen yards. Wooten blocked. .Ralney was hurt in bucking
bucked tackle for touchdown. Wooten tackle and was replaced b Dlllard
kicked goal Score. Simmons 6. who hit line for Uree yards. AJooten
TWnrrl Pavnft kicked off to Ralnev. pumeu. uu.u i v
minted. Howard Payne made sixtj-
-five yard run to touchdown on forward
pass which did not count as ball
struck the ground before being touch-
ed by a player. Howard Payne penal-
haiI nftnon vards. Wooten failed to
Falce to Manchill gained three yards.
Murphy added two. Wooten punted.
Howard Payne returned punt. Sim-
mons fizzled on the forward pass
Howard Payne man bucking Ralney
to ground. Howard Payne forward
pass went to Adams. Cowan ran eight j
Airhart was penalized five yards for
riot running out five yards in quar-
terback play. Wooten punted. How-
ard payne returned punt Simmon3
failed to place kick. Final score
Simmons 23 Howard Payne 0.
Simmons will in till probability play
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WAIT WAIT WAIT WAIT!
eOMING!
W. A. Eiler Presents Mr. Geo. G. Miltimore in RIP VAN
WINKLE Under Canvas Brownwood Wednesday Nov. 18
30 People 302 Special Pullman CarsBand & Orchestra
n 1 lf..t..(iial fffuit.. C nantnlf loo Viv Punf Vmcrltcti anrl FTIa Trnnn ft Pop.
formlnr Goat. Miss Marguerite Ray In Songs and Dances; "Will Morrison In Feats of Magic
MOTisc tJHivurw cut jjBitiu vuuvbh """" " - . n : J :
. . i t rm mi 01 1- .t.aAlna1 tVta. 1 a Mtfaot anrl ha d f riMin.tln Hnmnanv innsinir nnilAP
the date. The Eller Show is absolutely the largest and best Dramatic Company showing under
;. Don't miss It. Brownwood Wednesday November 18th.
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bee
tent
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Exchanges speak in highest terms
of the performance of Rip Van Win-
kle as presented by EUers Rip Van
Winkle Co. which comes Wednesday
Nov. -IS.
mt p1nn would be issued that day nor until
UUU CAVIU1UI1U5 J. Uiuuu
mailers were aujusieu ui u uer iuno
secured. The Bulletin Is glad to state
The Bulletin some days ago contaln-
. i0'il anItem based on information re-
. .. . . . . . . ceived bv telenhone that all the force
ulc luv"" uuj Iaja ner neaa on nis Dosom anu gave- -
er will not play Simmons either at h old.fashioned hug. suddenly enS on the Amechacal dePtrt:
... i uu noiiiii . . .... mont nf hp Snn Aneeio Standard had
urownwuuu auuvuc shp stPnned back cave him a startieu - : .
look as if she had just discovered her resigned that day and that no paper
mistake.
me" turned and ran back through the
. A.
QepOU . ii..n.lnn n.oa lnnrrnot
Smiling good humoredly Mr. Ryan lUrtfc . . t . . . . eaaA
declared that he would enjoy bMng and that the Standard has been Issued
mistaken for fath.r" every day In regularly In fact a letter Jt at Md
the week. His satisfaction was short- in uslQess manJlS -tates that
! lived however and a moment later he lasfc week was the bannef ek thd
discovered that the diamond had faoen hlstor' of the er aTf that insJead
bitten from his shirt stud. So eager of all the force resigning only three
had the pretty girl been to detach the regular men and one substitute sud-
f w toth t..r denly resigned. The Bulletin Is pleas-
SlUUV 111UI lilt uiuino iv.v... ..v.v-
plainly visible on his shirt front and ed to know that the Standards
the gold prongs of the setting were J troubles; were only of a kind likely to
twisted and dented. ui00 atian time t0 almSt aDy Paper
'Mr. Ryan could find no trace of th and tnat it was ame io n once -
pretty girl and he at once drove to Po"W? sumc.ent ne.p get out u y-
hJg per regUiari UOU waa JlUt uauuivay-
ped by the sudden resignation of a
small part of its mechanical force.
Its best wishes are always with the
Standard.
PETITION HIAWATHA MAX
TO DISCONTINUE SALE
Citizens of Zephyr have adopted a
very new and unique method of per-
suasion to rid the town of a joint that
has been dispensing Hiawatha. It is
that of petitioning the proprietor to
discontinue the sale of the "stuff" in
Zephyr. The plea however was turn-
ed down in the face of the petition
signed by a majority of the good citi-
zens of the town. When petitions of
this kind fail it is about time to adopt
more strenuous methods such as Jail
sentences. In other counties these
pests are forced to quit business or
go to jail but In poor old Brown its
different. Here Is the petition:
We the business men of Zephyr
and citizens do hereby by the signing
of this Instrument bind ourselves and
agree not to use our Influence In pat-
ronizing the Hiawatha business of thte
place and not to encourage It in any
manner.
We alos further agree to ask the pro-
prietor of said business to discontinue
the sale of Hiawatha for it is a detri-
ment to our business demoralizing to
our community:
O. D. Couch R. E. Bradbury J. W.
Hewett J C. Vann R. N. Shelton T.
M. Cobb Earl Reasoner J. N'. Curl W.
R. Shelton Dr. W. S. Wrenn R. M.
Ish W. A. Ramsey W. M. Ramsey T.
I. Evans Ossle Couch. J. P. Beaty J.
E. Puckett C. D. Cabler Josepn Ben-
nett Z. B. Coffey W. T. Scott T. J.
Nation E. E. Stoker W H. Bynum J.
H. Hunt Geo. W. Hill S. E. McBur-
nej Geo. McQuery S. A. Wadsworth
J. D. Maynor W. J. Ware E. C. Couch
R Reasoner J. A. Burkhead J. A.
Skinner H. P. Moor. R. B. Moore W.
H. Teague J. A. Belvln E. P. McAl-
lister S. H. McAllister. P. C. Cobb M
L. Clark J. E. Knott H. E. Cobb W.
II. Hicks W. M. Breed J. M. Hicks J.
W. Pller W. L. Johnston T. E. Lan-
caster E. W. Reasoner R. D. Cole T.
G. Hicks J. B. Arnold T. L. Kimbrell
T. A. Lowery N. B. GlBt H. C. Keat-
ing J. L. McGown B. F. Brown J. N.
Coffey W. E. Slmson. Marvin Coffey
W. E. Hallmark W. B. NeSmlth R. E.
ToweryJ. A Warren E. A. Hill J. P.
Horton G. L. Pller J. E. Cunningham
B. B. Forehand F. G. Petty H. Baker
S. H. Priest.
lice headquarters and reported
loss.
"Of course I am sorry to lose the
stone" he said. "I have heard of all
kinds of schemes used by pickpockets
and diamond lifters hut this Is a new
one on me."
George Miltimore and Alice New-
ton said to be the beet Rip aid
Gretchea are with the Eiler Show
which eoaws Wedaeaday Nev. 18.
of
NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS.
We. the undersigned citizens
Chappel Hill and Cedar Point com-
munities take this method of notify-
ing bird hunters and general trespass-
ers that hunting is forbidden on our
lands and prosecution will follow if
caught on our premises with guns
and dogs.
GRANT THOMAS
T. E. BVRD
J. D. CALDWELL
W. E. HODGE
C. C. COYLE
N F. COOK.
Just try a Loaf
of the delic-
iously dif-ferent
flHHl 1 1 1 1 bHbb
: and you will at
: once place
j Seal of appro-
: val ufron it
w
Watch for our float In the carnival
trades display where home industry
will be shown to its best advantage.
Get In the procession and help us to
higher and better efforts in Candy and
Coffee. This entire community are
stockholders In its success. Come on
get in line! Walker-Smith Co.
LYCEUM COURSE.
The Lyceum Course at the library
which has come to be regarded as the
most enjoyabT of all the entertain-
ments given i Brownwood as well as
the most helpfll will open on Novem-
ber 25th withfthe greatest Ladles
Quartette now traveling the Scotch.'
Singers of Glikgow Scotland who
sing the old-timejcnelodies likeftnie
Laurie Scottish Bue Bells ajM many
others that were familiar Urour child-
hood days. These wJU Jjirfollowed by
an old-time favoritejrProf. A. W.
Hawks then by PLen Broughton
the famous Bjjftst preacher Hal
Merton the mfician DeWitt Miller
The Neil Ljirhfield Trio and the De-
Koven Qufftette. There isn a num-
ber onJfte whole list that Isn't excel-
lentjirul patrons of the course are as-
sured from first to last the best list
tt attractions ever brought to Brown-
wood. Secure course tickets by tele-
phoning the Bulletin office and watch
for other announcements this week.
Bueho coffee Is nearer the standard
of a good sound strong coffee than
any brand on the market Ground and
packed In one pound dust-proof sanl-
)rv tin rnns. All crocers carry lu
v j r - w
Ask for It
DECO
Material f
vehicles can
Jewelry Co's.
supply in anttel
mead amd will
all wa wait
TING
DfjLgecoraH
TffBr have
PJoV
MflUrlal NM
MATERLU.
g stores and
at Armstrong
secured a
a heavy de-
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Mayes, Will H. Daily Bulletin. (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 9, No. 29, Ed. 1 Tuesday, November 17, 1908, newspaper, November 17, 1908; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth345604/m1/3/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Howard Payne University Library.