Daily Bulletin. (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 204, Ed. 1 Wednesday, June 14, 1911 Page: 4 of 8
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THE DAILY BULLltlK
WEDKKMDAY, JURE H, 1»11
HIE APQSTGLIC REVIVAL
6R0WING IN INTEREST
The Merest Moitns of. Their Teat Ob-
ly Sfn*4 l« Advertise the
Heetlag.
earnestly entreat all to refrain from f
tickling, pinching, pricking with plna, I
kicking In the ribs and sticking with (
knives those who lie unconscious In
a trance, as has -been done here. We !
insist that the scores who attempt I
these things are simply proving our i
contention that we have the old-time (
faith, the old-time power, and the old- I
time signs following, and that we are
being persecuted for the truth’s sake.
I* Monday's Bulletin we note
write-up of the Apostolic meeting,, There Is nothing new In our creed
which bears a spirit of unfairness. or doctrines and are Apostolic because
and in Malice to u. call, forth this > “Theie tl*»* ahaM fo,,ow them that
believe, and they are doing it just
article. The Bulletin used the lan-1 M
was done in the days of the Apoa
claiming they are being per- ties, not by the Apostles only, but as
the Book says, by all who believe.
We have no organisation, but all who
are saved have their, names written in
Brown wood !th® L*®1*’® Book of Life, and that God
image
•ecuteil after the fashion of Christ."
etc.
We contend that this is the great-
revival ever held In
and the unparalleled Interest manifest adds them to church. We are not
ed bears approval of the Holy Ghost.
This should not ordinarily Irritate the
general public. They have seen ’re-
vivals before, notay ones, too, buLthis
meeting In particular aroused the
moet bitter opposition, which finally
developed into real, old fashioned,
dyed-in-the-wool persecution, and we
object to the Inference that we mere-
ly "claim" to be persecuted after the
fashion of Christ. There la no room
t f°r *ny Question as to this, and the
fact* bear out the contention that we
are being subjected to an almost un-
paralleled series of persecutions.
Scores of people in Brown wood, who
are In no way identified with the
movement speak of it, and with a de-
sire to see simple justice done, have
kindly tendered their Indorsement and
support.
The meeting was ordered away from
the hall where It began, in support
of the contention that it was too noisy
and was a disturbance to a few per-
sons. It moved without protest. A
place was selected, where, from every
reasonable standpoint, the same ob-
. Jection could not prevail—In the mid-
dle of a city block, which had been ue-
*d tor years as a protracted meeting
place, and some of the largest carni-
vals In Texas had occupied the ground
without (sp {‘Ear as we know) ever
calling forth (he same objection, ‘that
ft la too noisy." Brass bands, Indian
war yell*, shooting galleries, tooling,
of steam ’whistle*. speelers galore,
with megaphones, and every other
conceivable system for producing
wierd. dihmal. screeching and blood-
curlli&K sounds, were all passed by
and if any of their neighbors wer».
disturbed we fail to bear where a sin-
gle tent was moved. When the “nec-
essary needful coin of the realm” Is
wanted, the comfort of the public Is
. sacrificed, but human souls may be
swept through the gates quietly or not
at all, lest some one lose a little
sleep.
However the Bulletin may attempt
- to regard the matter, the persecution
is too apparent and the people are not
deceived. For the second time forci-
bly ejected,-the meeting then encoun^
tered an unparalleled line pf opposi-
tion. Most of their borrowed benches
were taken from them, and as fast as
Apostolic because we profess in any
way to be any of the Apostles re-
turned to earth, but because we, as
did the Apostles, earnestly contend' for
the faith once delivered to the Saints.
We are not law breakers nor anar-
chists. but believe that the hundreds
who have been trying to overrun this
meting are. We are not trying to
force our faith upon any one, yet
scores gnash their teeth and say we
will have none of It, as though w«
were using force. They forget that
the way away from the tent la Just as
unobstructed as the one leading to It,
and their absence will hardly be no-j
tlced. It is absolutely certain that
were the Apostolics to aftend any re-
ligious gathering In Brown county
and “taka things In,” aa the opposi-
tion does this one, our faces would
peer through Jail bars very soon. The
persecutions of this sort and the bit-
ter denunciation of the church people,
are all classed alike, and are a pan
of the statement In the Book, that "ye
shall be persecuted.**
This reply Is not written with any
feeling of malice or any desire to re-
taliate, nor la thia explanation Intend-
ed to check these persecutions, or
compromise with the devil, but sole-
ly to show that persecutions are per-
secutions and do not become anythin*
else because someone Infers that they
do. We have not appealed to the civil
authorities, but "claim” that the times
are progressing when It becomes nec-
essary in America for a religious or-
der to solicit puch aid to get
it Carnal weapons are for the car-
nal. eY are carnal. God U tak-
ing care of our affairs, and I believe
that right here one may find a band
that fear bas no terror for, and Mr
Lucifer may do bis .worst. Please ao- |
cept the*- statements in the Christ- {
ian spirit In which they are Intended,
and call at the tent and investigate,
politely, anything which seems to be
strange to you, and you will change
your feelings toward us.
W R. BUXYARD.
H. W. 9CHERMER.
is bargain Week
We desire to call attention of the ladies to the
fact that this is BARGAIN WEEK at Looney’s
Dry Goods Store, and it is the1 opportunity of
the season to buy new seasonable merchandise.
The prices have been put down to a point
where we expect them/ to dispose of a great
deal of our summer goods—Summer Dresses,
Shirt Waists, Skirts, Silk Gloves, Silk and Lisle
Hose, Hand Bags, Kirhonas and countless other
articles, entirely too numerous to mention.
A great many have already made heavy pur-
chases and we want you to take advantage of the
sale also. The prices we are making- are cer-
tainly worth investigating, and you will be doing
yourself an injustice if you do not call at our
store this week. The earlier you come the bet-
ter it will be for you as the choicest bargains are
going rapidly. . 1
MAMMOTH COTTON COMPRESS
' TO BE CONSTR0STED
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LOONEY’S
Improvement* 14 Coot
ge»t Compress la the Ea-
tiro Booth.
Houston. Juno 14.—Contract* were
let ye»terday afternoon for the -begin
oing of construction work qn what it
is said will be the largest and moat
modern cotton compress, receiving
and storing base in the South. Dirt
will be broken today for jthe con-
struction of Improvements costing ap-
proximately $250,000, made by the
Weld-Neville Company at their plant
on the Harrisburg road<
The Improvements will consist of a
large concrete warehouse with a ca-
pacity of 50,000 bales of oompressed
cotton, an open air shed 300 feet long,
and a retaining wail 300 feet long on
Bray’s bayou. In addition to theso
there will be a number of minor lmr
provementa, bringing the cost of all
to more than a quarter of a million
dollars.
The Improvements are made neces-
sary by the increasing amount of bua-
ines done by the company, and Hous-
ton's faat growing prestige as a cot.
ton center. In the future this compa-
ny will be able to handle over 250,-
000 bales of cotton and will employ
over 200 men at the plant. At present
the company has 100 men, exclusive
of the office fores, employed at the
plant and handles about 150,000 balsa
of cotton annually. Tbs Improvements
will almost double their capacity. Last
year the company was forced to re-
fuse the handling of 20,000 bales of
cotton, owing to the lack of facilities
which are now to be put In.
The new concrete warehouse wUI
have a frontage of 350 feet on South-
I era Pacific tracks and 250 feet on
the Harrisburg road It will be ab-
solutely lire proof and have a capac-
ity of 25,000 halos of flat cotton or
twiot that number of compressed cot^
ton. It will be equipped with a dry
; valve system like all the, other ware-
houses bow owned by the company.
< At .the asms time the company will
build an open air shed 300 feet long
and 200 feet wide.' It will be used for
ranging and sorting. 1
j Brady Will
|es no
By 3rd, at which time
lends to take personal
few department and uas
| make It a success.
"of the government to
Be postal savings banka
Of a paternal standpoint
nded for the smhll to- .
the principal object U
thrift, especta’ly among
/nation. Wherever sav-
gve been established it
ived that thrlfttosas prs-
community enjoy®^ •
gjlrltjr. ,In order to foster
£d inculcate it toto the
■children, the men of to-
| government has uuder-
Apiy the savings b*nh»
Xded
The Style Shop
100 MUCH "TAFfr
FOR CROWNED HEADS
I SHE '‘WORKED’’ HIM HARO
BUTHE ESCAPED
REWARD OF 11,000
FOR TPi WRECKERS
Senator ('albersoa Score* Slate
part nun 1— Shoo Id Keeogiiiir
Portugal.
Be.
a new location was decided upon, be- | -
1 <>rur.
Train was Maliciously Wreck-
ed them upon the most flimsy pr
cap these;
texts of excuses And to
series of events, a lumber yard which
had promised the loan of lumber to
make seats repealed the promise. Nor
are these trifling annoyances all the
symptoms which the diagnosticians
discovered h-fore they rendered their
verdict and located the trouble class-
ed as persecution. Insults and threats
destruction of private property and 1
mobs have bad uninterrupted sway |
Our people have been villifled and
abused, aud threatened, aud Daily
friends warn us that antiquated eggs
stones and dynamite will be brought
to bear If ne< ^ssary to stop the meet- !
ing Xnd yet these people Just "claim" j
th.ty are |>erseV uted. It is well |
enough for the church brethren to
yell persecution, but It is a crime fori
an Apostolic to regard anything short!
of murder In that light.
ed—Offers Reward.
j Houston, June 14.—A reward of one
i thousand dollars has been offered for
the arrest and final conviction of the
“party or parties" who wrecked the
Santa Fe train Monday night in the
Houston yards. The
Washington, D. C.. June 14.—Sena-
tor Culberson has printed In the rec-
ord an interview with Theodore Stan-
ton in which H is declared that rondl-
tions warranted the recognition of
Portugal montna ago.
In this connection Senator Culber.
on reminded the Foreign Relatione
Committee that the committee has
Portugal has not requested any furth-
er recognition
Cii Merra in* t« frowned Head*.
To this Senator Culberson replied:
"My complaint is that the execud
tive department of the United States
not following the course it took In
the establishment of the Republic of
France, is wailing for monarebiea of
Europe to set the example- of acknowl-
edging the existence of republics, and
not following rather the example of man’s darling She procured
Brazil and Switzerland in this partlc- j than $20,000 worth of notes
ular-' j John Habermau by being "sweet” to
S-nator Culberson then sent to tbq him, a, well as various sums of
clerk’s desk newspaper accounts of I money. but the securities will be of
the cablegrams which the President j no more UM, her.
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Wanted Is Be an Old Ian's Barling.
If the Old Man Mould "Pat
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1-os Angeles. * Calif., June 14.—
Bertha Wheeler Is no longer an old
offer was raado taken bo action on the resolution of
4>y J.\ J. Flynn, vice president and gea- two mont.^a ago inquiring a* to the
eral manager of the Houston Belt and mop* taken by this country for the
Terminal Company, as the wreck took i recognition ol Portugal.
Place inside the zone operated by the .Th„ newspaper, tell us from time
terminal company. to yn,, - aald Senator Culberson.
General Manager Flyun l* positive "tp.t the president, probably on the
tgge.tlon of the 8tat* Department.
has sent to the King of nelglum. the
Shah of Persia, the King of Denmark
and the King of Great Britain .
Haberman. an aged man, was a
South Dakota farmer. After his wlfe'a
death he came to this state to en-
deavor to forget his sorrow.
While In a dentist’s office in 8an
Diego be met Mrs. Wheeler. He tes-
Orders for all kinds of fresh fruits
and vegetables will be given prompt
attention.—J K Albright, phone 150 | titled that she tickled him under th<J as possible, but be sur* to commend
jehin and “ ~ ‘ * ...
Let the Children Be Happy.
In the home life never forget that
the children have social rights, and
the chief among these Is the right
to laugh when they are happy, to
cry when they are unhappy and to
make a noise all the time. A healthy
child is always active. It must jump
and scream, and cry when it gets
hurt. To keep it still ,means unhappi- |
ness, and almost. If not quite, death
Let the children be gay. This is their
element We always class children^*,
birds and flowers together. And why?
Because they should be equally bvsu-*^,,.
tlful. Innocent and happy. W’e should
not rob childhood of Its sweetness.
Even old people should be gdy an4
happy and good; too good to over-
cloud the children's horizon with an-
more gry eye and lowering brows, nor tun\
from their merriment to discord by contin-
uous fault finding. Allow them all
the freedom consistent with absolute
safety. Ldt them be happy, hut tepc^
them self-coatrol. God's estimate {f
self control Is this. "He that ia slow
to anger Is better than the mighty,
and he that ruletb his 4wn spirit,
than he that taketh a city.” Con-%
demn your children only when they
are really wrong, and then as gently
f THET«B^8H0pplB8
ftier. the government farm
fie San Angelo country,
(fine complaint* hare <***•
it grasshoppers ar* dama«-
/and to prerent further to*
q product, the farmer* who
fd are urged to uee bran
Irrlng it around orer the
fake the bra^i mash, mix
wot parla greeto or arsenic
jounds of wheat bran, ue-
s ij
to work it into a moist mass
m
Tplng it with a quart of mo-
Ind out where the graee-
©ter the cotton field end
akle plenty of the maah late
ternoon, a* the insect* do
lelr work at night Mr. But-
• j this remedy for putting a
sis menace ha* alwoys prov-
tve.—San Angelo Standard.
/ \
ITIIEM DIED
LAST MIGHT AT EIGHT
Hamilton, one of the oldest
of Brownwood, died at hi*
\ Sharp street last night at •
trier an lllnesa extending over
-I two or three year*. For a
pe he has been In feeble health
jreater part of the time was
to get around without aa-
, Brights disease was the lm-
[cause of his death. He leave*
Ld wife and three eon*, two of
^re, and the other. Oce, to Ka»-
The remains were toter-
^ Greenleaf cemetery this af-
« at four o'clock.
ID STATES*TROOPS
SAILED FROM 6ALVE8T0M
| to Daily Bulletin:
psion. June 15.—Twenty-neven
•d U. 8. troops sailed from here
forcing for their respective
that someone opened the switch to
let the train go into the ditch, killing
R. C. Hinds engineer, and iujuring J
K. Turner, the fireman, ao that It is-
believed he will be In the hospital for
two months.
The train that was wfeckod left the
terminal st if Ion at 5 o’clock last night
on time to a minute, and wa» running
WAlKER-SKiTH COM
WIN IN THEIR SUIT
As Apostolics we will say that we 1
are not whlnln^but rather rejoicing 41 an **t,mated of frora ’10 to
but because we do. it doe. not neces-I mn“4 40 ho,ir wh*n “ h,t th*
warily imply that we Bo not know what |8W|toh of ,hf f_[ack that ,ftada “> the
the word persecution means.
sends congratulatory cablegrams to
kings and shahs on their blrthdayst
and expresses the hope that the em-
pires over which they preside will
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wept on bis shoulder. 8he
then told him that she was very,
very unhappily married.
Thg old man became attentive, or
apparently had attentions forced up?
on him. He agreed to marry her, and
incidentally promised to give her the
Th<- statement that children are
bkinrh^if and instructed to Jabber In
other, tbngues, is another fabrication,
as also is the statement that hypno-
tism is practiced All such falsehood
are no» worthy of attention, but they
add to the sum total and make us
aware that the devil is against us. All
aorta of ridiculous stories ar* afloat,
that for some reason the people swal-
low without investigation. It 1* true
that trances and various manifepta-
tkms are nightly to be seen, but we
teny nine tenths of the rot, retailed
about town and kindly ask all to come
out and see for themselves. Aak us
for our Bible authoftty. chapter, verse,
etc., and form your own conclusions.
The tent is not In North Brownwood.
nor was It ever intended to move It
there, but Is on Center avenue, near
the Wa!ker-8mlth wholesale house.
We do say emphatically that there
are no fake manifestations at this
meeting, but that It is a fact that God
is showing his powsr in Brownwood.
-whether you believe U or not, and we
cotton wharf. This is near the plawe
where the interurban viaduct crosses
over the Santa Fe yards.
"Gone kertlunk."
A man came to Brownwood this af- I
ternoon in an automobile from Beau- I
rnont, and be said all the corn be-!
tween here and Austin has gone “ker-
flunk.4 except one patch.
It Is awfully hot weather on the
crops, but it Is Just the kind" we are
looking for. When it comes td the
ice cream business. It keeps us work-
ing fast to make enough Ice cream to
go around. We have peach, caramel,
two kinds of vanilla, pineapple and
cherry Ice. Our drink* are ice cold j
and highly flavored. Hlieed melon on I
Ice.
KANEASTER'S^ KANDY KITCHEN
Because eels migrate only When it’s
dark the Danish government has suc-
ceeded in keeping them from leaving
the Baltic *es for the ocean by sus-
pending a line of incandescent lights
from a cable In the waters of a strait
which they frequent
ty They also tell us we shall be
specially represented at the corona-
tion of King George V. of Great Brit-,
sin.
tioi t rameat's I'osltloa.
“Yet. Mr President, there is not
a word of sympathy, so far as we are
able to see, for the people of Portu-
gal struggling for self government
and obtaining It by revolution as was
done last October. Not only 1* there
, want of sympathy but there 1* abso-
j lutely want even of cold and formal
! recognition of the republic of that
country which was established more
than eight months ago, and which
was established in s manner so near-
ly resembling the foundation of otir
own republic."
To these remarks Senator Root re-
plied, saying that he would lay beforq
the 8enate a letter from the State De-
partment in which the Administra-
tion takes the position, a* stated by
Senator Root, "that pending the final
settlement of the form and character
of the government of Portugal, which
is now in progress, neither the United
States nor any other of the, principal
countries of the world baa gone furth-
er than to recognise the government
de facto.’’
Senator Root also contended that
The Jury to the case of Walker-
Smith Company vs the Robert Lee
Meresn^c company resulted in s
verdict jatr Monday afternoon,
ing in favor of the Walker-Smith C<#
against ten of the eleven sureties oif
a note, which had been made by the
them when they do right. A little
praise with a child goes a long way.
A child may be provoking but not
willfully bad. Attributing bad motlvoa
to a thoughtless child has ruined
many s life Juit blame less and
praise more, and we shall have better
Meantime, children. Especially as moat of theli^
nearly $1,500, half faults are copied from their parenta,
find- * slie
of which she declared she had apen^
“for having her teeth fixed." Her
dentist said the bill was only $150.
She finally Induced Haberman to
go to Sawtelle to live. She told him
was residing on the Whittier
road, but would come to see him. The
evidence developed that she was llv^
lug with her husband. Joseph Wheel-
we should exercise the strictest char-
ity, for verily "charity doth cover a
multitude of sin*.”—Chlllleothe Hor-
net 1
Robert Lee Mercantile Co. to aecure er, a baker, In? Hollywood,
a line of credit with ths local firm His sons found out what was ffo-
There were eleven sureties am* the 1 ing on and came here and caused the
claim was made that they never sign* notes to be recovered on a search
ed the note as sureties at all The t warrant. They then brought pro-
indebtedness amounted to a little ov- ; ceedlngs in superior court. Thfl
er $3.300. This was the third trial case was heard before Judge Mahon,
of the raw. one having revtitcd In a and he decreed that the assignments
mistrial and another having resulted should be cancelled and that the In-
in a verdict for tho defendants,
new trial was granted
A strumeats should be returned to thq
j aged swain
, The Bulletin Is
Made Brownwood Famoas.
Some day there may be built a
more up-to-date and sanitary tailor-
ing houae In Brownwood. We wm do
I It If we can find It can be done
But for the present the whole worl£
recognize* the DeVasher machine as
the very best made. They are uaed
to the larger cities In the best places,
and our Hoffman A. A. Steam Prees-
In machine can not be equalled. No-
thing too good for our customer*.
We made Brownwood famous Give
us a trial.
GAITHER A BUCK.
i Phone 15$.
Bl \ > KK T PEOPLE WO ,nr nu,,”,D '■ "dUMW* *3
I W | M mil, Bounce thnt the debftte proposed for
There were two special co.chei il l n‘*ht a‘ *oun, *,on ha"
been postponed for one week The
DOCTOR AMD THE PEOPLE
Jj. N. McCormack of Bowling
I Kyv secretary of the Stats
iof Health, and chairman of the
Ration committee of the Amerl-
■edlcal aaeociatlon, will deliver(_
Li ress at a meeting to be held
][the auspices of the Brown coun-
idical society at the Tabem*^!**
I 1$. Although for the dlecu*-
A medical topics, tht* meetln*
no meant for the physicians 00-
la the desire of the officer* and
era of the local medical society t
here shall be a large attendance
part of the g< c-rsl public and
_lly on the part of ministers,
ers. lawyers, members of wom-
clubt, employe*, working men
in short, all public spirited clU-
The American Medical Aeeocla-
whlch Dr. McCormack represent*.
Trying on a systematic campaign
>ure food, pure drug* and better
,*ry conditions throughout the en-
country. As the representative
ie American Medical Association.
I
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t 1 McCormack has, to the last few
\ Y traveled all over the United
tached to the south hound Frisco this
morning and these were filled with
people from Blanket enraute to tyln-
chfll, where they will have a big pic-
ni ctoday. There were 122 tickets
sold at Blanket for this occasion.
Haggles
Looney’s.
-20 .different .styles .at
debaters will be pleased to weloomq
you at thia place on Friday. June 23
J. E. Albright, the grocer, has plen-
ty of good butter and eggs for sale.
Phone him.
For cleaning pipes of irregular
shapes a Michigan man has Invent-
ed an Implement consisting of a long,
close coll of spiral wire, with a cut-
ting tool at one end and a handle at
the other. Inserted to a pipe and the
hand!* turned, it will worm Us way
around any bend.
Old baggie* mad* new with
ner'* Varnish at Looney's
Two good second hand 16-inch desk
fans for sale. Hardy A Denny Patot A
Wall Paper Oo. dtf©
J
La. addressing audience* on pop-
topics connected with this work
e are Informed by the committee
tharge . of the arrangement* that
address will be on popular topics.
t«h will be readily understood by
ft yne. and that Dr. McCormack will
( us* question* of greatest impor-
4 lie to every rommuntty. Alter the
]| urc a general dleeuasion will bo
Jl , which will be participated to by
■present, in behalf of this Jl*Un-
,ihed visitor and the County Medi-
! Society, we urge tb* general pub-
to turn out and lire Dr. McCor-
ack an audience worthy of tb# tm-
ortance of bis subject.
rrl.co/or • W * cl«.
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