Daily Bulletin. (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 308, Ed. 1 Saturday, October 14, 1911 Page: 6 of 8
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tAGE SIX.
"I- . THE DAILY BUELETHC .
SATUXDAY OCTOBE U lfll
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SMITH BUILDS
NEW MACHINE
.WEIGHS LESS THAX HALF OF THE
' FIRST; ENGINE POWERFUL.
MAKE OFFER TO FAIR
:He Belicrcs Late Improvements Will
Eaable Him io Make Credit-
able Showing.
iS'oah Smith is to try once more for
success as an "aviator. He believes
that th "new monoplane yhlch he is
building at his shop on" Oakes street
will bring it to him. He is scheduled
to give the craft a try-out in about
.- three weeks; and if he. finds that it
will fly he win ask the directors of
the San Angelo fair association for
permission to give an exhibition dur-
ing the week of the fair.
' Smith has .his new monoplane al-
- "most completed. He has received a
new Elbridge engine 60 horsepower
with a new El Arco radiotor and
"has installed them on the: machine.
He will spend the nest few days in
completing the two wings of the ma-
chine and after he gets them attach-
ed be will spend a '-week in inspect-
ing and giving the machine its prop-
er equilibrium and then he will be
ready to give a private demonstra-
tion.
He -in tends to take the monoplane
to a place on Lipan flat and there
get -in practice and put the finishing
touches on the craft getting it ready
for a big demonstration; at' the Fair
Fair. He says he will' surprise the
people at the fair. If the directors
of that institution will accept his pro-
position. However hilnCeimT"to- sat-
isfy himself thaT-the'TSraft. will be able
to make a successful demonstration
before he will put the proposition up
to-ihe fair directors.
Smith attributes his failure last
year to the excessive weight of the
machine and the small power bf the
engine. His new machine is equipped
with an engine twice as powerful
while the machine .itself weighs ex-
actly half as much as the .first one.
The engine on the new monoplane
cost $1050 and it is reputed to be the
most reliable old in America. Sev-
eral of the aviators who attained suc-
cess at the Chicago. Boston and other
aviation meets used this Mod of en-
gine. They were perfectly satisfied
with the results. This engine has
four cylinders.
While Smith's new aeroplane i
built oh the order .f Uie Bleriot mon-
oplane it Is of "his own design jsntf in
his plana he vBrfQS from the Bkrkt
In several respects. It Is of about thf
same weight as the Frenchman's ma-
chine. Smith expects ta be able to do a!!
the tricks which won fame and honor
for Hamilton. MoisswiL flarrou. Si-
mon AutltitiarK Blertot and the Mi-eiw-
pivajt aviators.. Karros. Simon
and Audeiiars c'ftve'.jrrareful Jutili-
tioos in the in.nobilie to Yexa last
f!l. and Haruiltoa aad ; Frtie awl
a bMs!'- . Mo:W. -Star man
of tie u tf -r;i'nsl buBrb of airitrr
was 'killed .i. 0F$ftas"-jst t?it-
days b. f.ir- l" hssallled to fiy
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For thf' 1st French Dry Clcanliisr
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The groceries sold at this store are
quality for quality the cheapest you
can buy In the town.
Any of your neighbors will tell you
that We made it a rule when we
commenced business and have ad-
hered to the rule ever since -to give
you the top market value for your
money even if we occasionally lose
ourselves. That you appreciate this
Is shown by the way our trade la
-growing and by the selectnes.of our
customers. You are missing a whole
lot if you do not come into this store
and look at our quality and prices.
Blue Ribbon Flour; .$150.
Cottolene $1.45.
. Pure lef lard $1.50.
1 Quart Pure -preserves 35c.
1 Quart -Olives 50c.
HAYNIE
Marshall's. Chili Farlor for all kinds
of' Spanish Dishes.
Oysters fried Spanish style. They
are delicious. Those "Duke's Mix-
tures" not the kind you smoke but
me Kina mat juarsnan mixes are
what made Brownwood famous. Fresh
i
Sealshipt oysters for sale in any
quantity. A trial is all we ask.
MARSHALL'S
207 East Broadway.
At Your
Service
How about that plumbing job: vou
should have had it done by ' an ex-
pert. I charge nothing extra for cit-
ing yon firt class service... Those
J-19G.
R. F. Clayton.
Xh i a brick
thei
innsoii like a ioconio-
HenltiM he
a tender!
For A Tender St?aR
. A Juicy Chop
Direct Your Footsteps
TOiOUR SHOP.
-Our. Saws Are arp
(hr C'eavers fbo-
Wt Trim Them Up
has
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THE ItrTCHIiTL--
::i
Fhone Your Order ?
to Rockwell Bros. & Co.
for any thing in Lumber. ;
We give free delivery to f
any part of the city
and assure you that our
prices are as low as the $
lowest. We have just X
received seven cars of
very good Lumber j
wnicn is going at x.
per 1000 feet. Also a
car of choice cedar
posts in all lengths.
Phone 35.
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. THE F.UiSOX'S COLITMN
4MA Thihg of Shreds nd Patches."
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The Parson attended as ho always
does . the banquet of the Business
j League on Tuesday evening.. This
Business League movement' is a com-
paratively new one. The cities of the
Old World .all grew up gradually
whatever "natural advantages tjf posi-
tion or production deciding through
many ages their growth and prosperi-
ty. It has been reserved for this time
and this country to "make" cities'. The
Parson Is not sure that such- cities
wHl be permanent; some of them no
doubt will be so. But whether the
Parson and his conteniporaries like it
or not this movement is come to stay
and no ' town that -wishes to grow .can.
afford not to keep up with the pro
fession. Hence' every man who has
an interest in Brown wood!s develop-
ment should be a member of .the club
and do the duty of a member.
The world js growing better i it .some
things. There were present at the
banquet a Roman priest an Anglican
priest a. Baptist minister aiid a 'Meth
odist elder. That was a combination
inconceivable not ho very long -ago.
It was all a town could do to. contain
such. a combination to say nothing of
a single room. It may be that relig
ious convictions are losir some defi-
nitoness and that is a thing to be de-
plored but" Christian charity has In
creased and that is. a matter of sin
cerest rejoicing. We have come to
see that although some of us must
inevitably be grilled and others be
crowned there is- no reason why we
should not make life pleasant forgone
another till the parting time conies.
The best speech of the evening in
the Parson's opinion was that of the
Reverend Mr. Mims. It would be bad
taste to criticise this speech. But the
great truth which was insisted- on Is
of so much importance in all depart-
ments of life that the Parson feels
like endorsing it most emphatically.
There Is no advance without sacri-
fice every -gooff tiling we have has
been bought lor us. toy the endeavor
and- suffering . of. others. He who
thinks to gain -all and give nothing is
.no belter than a fool. Yet he gives
only that he may gain gives not at
all. The great central fact of the un
iverse ' is that the- way to grow is' to
give without grudging. The whole un-
iverse is but the manifestation of the
unending work and gift of God-
The speech of Mr. Baker naturally
aroused great enthusiasm..; Who Is not
always ready to drink that most pleas-
ing of all toasts "to our noble'selves?""
The Parson wondered if we were real
ly as good. as Mr. Baker said we were.
Well if we are not. he set us up an
Ideal which we may strive with great
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er or less success to attain.
The railway folks were very 'pleas
ant : they nre -nice gautleuen. all of
ihem. They made some wry kind re-
marks and .made some very flattering
t urninivac lint thr rnriTf ftil ir
Pardon of the man who. when a musir
j hall performer sang -."There's -a Good
1 Time Coming. Boysi" stood up In "the
gallery and saM : "You couldn't- fix the
date could you. Miater?" What the
railroad will do for Brownwood evidently-
depend oil what Brownwood
.wfll do for '-heraelf urt (or theiii.
o o -.
One Udng was mentioned which
should r.ecetro the beat nWmilon of
ttuWe entitled to Wf pn the matter
nainely. the bond Isoe for. the con-
st rnrt.tou. of a reservoir - on. Round
.Mountain. The question' a the Par-
don snggeated tome lime ago .t not:
"Can Brpwnwoofl afford to do if bul
. Can Browhweod afford not to do It?"
! A from the probable gala to be nt-
t:iin'l by the kwHag of inatirnnce
pratea there s th conslderafion that.
1 -iner tne preitui efroumstaiif '8. we
! f.iuay have any hhjEhf " Clr that .wfll
jnreat deal' more than the res-
no- one- kiiow wboa the
lo- v ifV'e; .Tlw Parson hopes the
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hop'- wtnntrrr.-
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lipnquf t redi this ?creMlr he IH ee
thai "the; Parson has taken futi revei'ije
for beiri left off the program.
If U is Prodiire or rreb hutufryoii
will llud it.Looney's. if hi l.he coitu-
For convenience in hiuidling ti wall
for hyginfc reaaona!. the rofttto in
in the kltehen of a big new reaUin-
rant In Philadelphia is froen Into
bJcK-.ks'- - .' . ' -... .
FRirail. OYSTISUS . iTnat TocaitM
t shipment of fresh SfattajWptv 0a-
itk at katlifr Market. Phone 278;
A. recent outbreak of dlphtherfft' in
an KngUsh town wan tmcwl (lrcjli'
m the' haMt of sehe.ol children wei-
thu? 1 heir lead pencils In their iflbutliaV
Go to Mra Harlow arid: uet 10
cent off on. your hat.
per
dtf
FREE!!
25
To the 25 persons sending in the neatest correct answers to the contest outlined below
we will give the 25 prizes listed above the first prize being a beautiful mahogany piano
made by- -the celebrated Smith & Barnes .Piano Company of Chicago 111. In -addition
to" the 25 articles" every person sending in an answer will receive a prize; something use-
ful. Get busy to-day and send in your answer. Bead the directions carefully then act
promptly. It is worth the trial.
Read These Directions Carefully x
Outline on this or' a 'separate sheet of paper twenty objects in the above picture whoM
names begin with 11 B 'A'; for exampleJ'Barn." Also write out your list of names; the
names of the articles. The person who sends in the neatest correct answer will receive
the beautiful $350 Smith & Barnes Piano; the second neatest correct answer will get' the
second prize and so on. And EVERY person sending an answer will receive a prize of
value. Win'ners will be notified by mail. One prize only to a family. Write name and
address plainly and give the names "of three of your friends who need pianos.
Contest Closes November 1st 1911.
Leyhe Piano Company
B." HEYER Vice Prest. & Mgr.
. -. The I
Steinway Weber
.To' -assist
In increasing
Brownwood
trad
territory several miles in every
several
direction 1 will sell iv.hile it "lnsts
2xi and 2x0. 10 to 20 ft. lengths. nici
!
bright straight stock at $1.1$. This
is not. the- boat - but- very near jt and
a saving -to yon. ot several oonars
n as
Uiousand and It's th Ooorge .Wash-.j
ingtoii truth A11 .other . iuiriber- at ;
proportionately low price"?. Never
before hit? Brown wood . hntl p large-
jind well assorted stock of lumber
os I now wive Aicer naving loauau.
yon put up your fddebonrds. and while
lnr topload with various. kinti.s'. ot
merchandise needed. 1 am surt till of
our .mert-wmj wtif nijprecii yourcrntiC.
bu.siu's-Tis much as I; ntid will offer
As great itidurruiputft to gi n. wun
jcood rod not much danger In ov
er loading 1 believe a trifi . to the
hub as above outlined will save you
from $10 to $1$ at -least-:
U&w I' . M. S.Ml i li
. . - liUinber Denier; Sure.
Stovo beanis eonl hod . .shovels
fib -scoops stove pipe diimp'or iind
elbows. " 1- "
CUngman-Timmins . Ildw. Co.
SAYINGS OK VOOKOV WIISO-X
The only permanent thing we have
Is change.
ISi'crytlttitK that. lias ever happened
In '. history ims. hnpjienod because a
largfl number oT inei' kicked. .
I do not fenr revolution? f do not
far it even ir It cpmea I have un-
shaken faith in the power Of America
to 'keep' its seif-Yiossession.
- J have no objection to lite lxe and
"beauty ftnd- power of the automobile.
I am Interested however In the size
and cOHaclynce. of the me.n who
linn-
VALUABLE PRIZES
and many other useful presents
TO BE DISTRIBUTED BY THE LEYHE PIANO COMRfitfY
$350 SMITH & BAKNES PIANO
$25 Elgin Watch Ladies' Size
$25 Elgin Watch Men's Size :
1 Gold Locket
2 Gold Plated Clocks
1 Pair Roller Skates
5 Ingersoll Watches .
1 Ladies' Fancy Purse
12 Fancy Gold Stick Pins
1009 ITouston St. FORT WO RTHr TEXAS
unrest Piao Concern in Texas
STATE DISTRIBUTERS
Steck Wheelock Stuyvesant Pianola Pianos
d It
it and what I object" to is tha$
some
or these corporation mn are
taking joy rides in their corporations
While; you are vaj"king arotind with
your 'hands in your pockets .whist-
ling thinking the.; world is going on
usual then is a little group of
gentlemen In. some room somewhere
putting up a jpb on yon.
It you .are qvqk- twupted to let a
government reform itself I 'iiak you.
to look back In th pages of history;
and find me a- governmnt that ever
preformed itself.
r That a peasant uiny Uecojne a king
does not - fender the kingdom d!tno-
We are n'ot goiitff to btsAh tdith
with the past or with each other but Johnson grass 40 cents for baled1 oats
by the elements of perseverance we and 50 cents for alfalfa in ten bale
are going to got what-wo want. ' "lots or at proportionate prices by the
3 V did not start out to shovi the von WILL H.' HAYES
world luAv those things ithnt Urn.' Phone3 45 or 22.
world ims always boon doing conm bej
done. over. again on a slightly larger f
scale
T.hat does not- satisfy -our am -
bjtloju. That-
for. 'Success
is not what
Magaj-ine.
AnierUfn- h
If It's good and in the market ypu
wiii find it atoonoy's. - -
A three-pronged gas burner with
a long handle to be connected with
a. gas jet by tubing has been invent-
ed for igniting fuel in coal ranges.-
Honey splendid fresh country hem-
eyjnt received tt Looney's. This is
jL pA't'ra. fine article and will' please
you. .-
six uft before buying your liontlng
stov
OHngninfn-Jiinmln's ITdw. Co..
FREE!!
25
Ciiofce Hay for Sale.
I am now having a new crop of al-
faifa hay baled. It is nicely cured
and guaranteed to keep. Since the
last rains Colorado grass has grown
up In Ithlckly anU perhaps one-
fourth to on.e-third of It is this nu-
tritious grass. Many feeders say
they" prefer this kind of mixed hay to
straight alfalfa. It certainly makes a
fine feed. For delivery direct from the
field I will sell this hay at $12.00 per
ton or 40 cents per bale in ten "bale
lots and would advise you to fill your
.hams with & for winter. I still have
a large stock of Johnson grass baled
oats and. straight alfalfa. In my barns
and-It is all for sale at 35 cents for
' Tini British
army is experimenting
hvfth a field
gun which can bo used
at much greater veftlcal and horizon-
tal angles than any now in service.
FRESH OYSTERS Just received
a shipment of fresh . Sealshipt Oys-
ters' a Ratltffs Market. Phone 273.
About eighty miles north of- Hong
Kong the Chinese government has
erected a lighthouse of nearly half a
million candldpower. visible for twen-
ty-'fonr. miles at sea.
We delhfr" and out up stoves free
of . charge when tfurehaaeU tront us.
. Cllngmnn-TImmins Hdw. Co.
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Daily Bulletin. (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 308, Ed. 1 Saturday, October 14, 1911, newspaper, October 14, 1911; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth345715/m1/6/?q=%22~1%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Howard Payne University Library.