Daily Bulletin. (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 100, Ed. 1 Saturday, February 17, 1912 Page: 3 of 4
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COUKT MARTIAL TO BE HELD 03
DISMISSAL CHARGES.
WILL PRECIPITATE RANCOUR
The Dismissal and Trial of Army Of-
ficer May Bring About
Investigation.
Washington D. C. Feb. 16. Major
General Ainsworth who was yester-
day summarily discharged from the
army and suspended from bis position-as
adjutant general will be tried
by a court martial. The charges
pending against him are disrespect
to General Wood and to Secretary of
War Stimson and it will likely be
the most noted trial in army history
reviving all rancourous disputes be-
tween the line and staff for a quar
ter of a century. It is probable that
Congress may be called upon to in-
vestigate the matter.
Serious friction long has existed
between the adjutant general's office
and the general staff and the crisis
came when. Secretary Stimson sided
with the latter.
Matters were brought to an issue
by a report made last week by Gen-
. eral Ainsworth to the secretary of
war in connection with the muster
and pay rolls and Secretary Stimson
felt that the Adjutant General had
used language that had impugned
his own integrity and fairness as
well as tbat of other officers of the
department The record shows that
General Ainsworth remarked that it
would be difficult to formulate any
statement that would jarry convle-
i tion to any one unmindful of conse
quences or so unarmed as to uu
Ueeds of the government awl the pu-
i it ms assumed tbat he roierrea
Lthor to the secretary or to tHe of
Iffcor of the general .staff. Again the
rf?iit..nt cencrnl cbaracterueu me
fnff nronosai "as a mere sabterfuge
of the khid that would be scorned b
fcnnnmblc men" ami that the propon-
. . . -
ents "had betrayed a lamentable
of knowledge
He al?o spoke of the "cool assur-
ance oi oinr
rthat "it
io present further
HOW ONE
WOMAN WON
Her Health and Strength Bach
Again by The Use of Cardui.
Tampa. Fla. In a letter from this
'city Mrs. E. C. Corum writes: "I waa
all weakened ana worn out wiui wo-
manly troubles! My husband brought
me some Cardui as a tonic and from
the first day it seemed to help. J
I had almost lost my reaso kut
thanks to Cardui I did not. Soon I
felt and looked like a new woman. I
think the remedy is wonderful. I
recommend it to my friends for I have
received great benefit from it. '
Cardui acts specifically on the weak-
ened womanly organs strengthening
the muscles and nerves and building
them up to health.
It helps to refresh tho worn-out ner-
vous system and relieves tho effects of
imfh mental and physical.
Fifty years successful use fully
prove tho merit of this purely vege-
table tonic remedy for women.
In every community there live some
rrOm Tmvo llftfitl benefited by Cardui.
- Tho beneficial effects of this time
fnf1 wnmnn's remeuy boou uuv
themselves in many different ways.
Try it.
unlimited success. Goldthyvaito
gle.
Tho above item is of local interest
because Rev. J. C. S. Baird was pas-
tor of the Methodist church here
some thirty years ago and "Bob" was
largely reared in this and adjacent
counties having served an appren-
ticeship in a printing office and be-
ng at times employed on the Bulle
tin.
SPORTING NOTES.
in
N B. Write to: Ladles' Advisory Dept.. OrtU-
r.7..v. n.1 M-nare book. Home lfMUMM
monts here." It also Is charged tnat
General Ainsworth insinuated im
proper motives on the part of the
chief of staff In relieving certain re
cruiting officers.
Sor-retnrv Stimson in a note to
General Ainsworth said that rudeness
and ill-temper had become habitual
on the part of tho latter.
He also. declared the Ainsworth re
port to be the culmination of a se
ries of outbreaks which evidence such
readiness to impugn the motives or
the intelligence "of those with whom
it Is your duty to work in association
as if uncorrected to. destroy your
usefulness in your present ofice."
Regarding the attack upon himself
Secretary Stimson said that he refer
red the matter to tho president who
directed General .Amsworth's release
pending disciplinary measures.
ftonnr.il Leonard Wood chief of
stnff 1ms had many clashes with
General Ainsworth.
Col. II. P. McCain has succeeded
General Ainsworth.
Society Woman a Shigcr.
New- York Fob. 16. Mrs. . Virginia
Denny-Birgfiold a leader in Wash
ington society and well known in mu
sical and social circles in this city.
will make her debut as a profession
will Ve worse tttan useless i ai smy. " UIUU1"J"
fct r-r arcu- Music this evening. &ne win do as
1 ' - w i
sisted in the soiree by Jose- Frard
. 1. r..nnn)i tnnnp who Will JllSH be
MLES GUREB ST HOME Wt hoard on this occasion for tho first
csscrptiuk mm.
Llf you suffer from bleeding itchine
in! or preluding: 1'lies. sena in- yu
I.-. t win ten you HOW
tr 'nursilf at home by the ntw atj
.Ttinn troatmpnt: and will also
r
iwne of this home treatment w
rial with references irom our-
w.iiitv if reauested. Immediate v.
''let and permanent cure assuretleSem
no irnny. but tell others of this offer
AVr tc tod iv to Mrs. M. Summers. JJo.
pXotre Uarne. Ind.
imo in .America. Signor Alesandro-
ni late of La Scala Opera House Mi-
lan Italy and Chnrlcs Gilbert Spross
the celebrated American -pianist and
frcard.
mm .
comooser win aiso oe
Mrs. Birgfield has long been prom
inent as an amateur singer and has
sung in the leading churches of Bal
timore. Washington Philadelphia
Xew York and Brooklyn and follow-
ing -her premiere tonight she will re-
turn to Washington to appear at the
ew Willard on Feb. 26.
Exposition Auto Show opens
Pittsburgh tomorrow.
Cleveland's annual motor car dls
play will be held next week.
Fifth annual Minneapolis auto ex
hibition will be started tomorrow
National Motor Boat Show will be
held in Madison Squaro Garden dur
ing the next eight days.
Columbia's annual relay meet in
New York tomorrow will attract the
best runners of the east
Svoenty-fourth Regiment Athletic
AcnMHnn will hold its atnietic
games in Buffalo tomorrow.
Cincinnati's automobile show op
ening Monday will be divided into
two sections and last two weeks.
Omaha and Binghamton will be
among tho cities having auto shows
next week and the Toronto show op-
ens Wednesday next.
St Nicholas Rink in New York
will bo tho scene of this year's in-
door American championship skating
meet tomorrow.
Wrestling has received tho sanction
of the Harvard athletic committee as
a regular branch of sport and a dual
meet with Yalo will be held Monday.
Basket (ball games scheduled for
today include Yale vs. Columbia at
New oYrk and Cornell vs. Princeton
at Princeton. Cornell will play with
Pennsylvania tomorrow.
Columbia's fencing team will meet
Harvard at Cambridge tomorrow
when the Yalo swordsmen -will also
open their season against the Military
Academy at West Point
John Ireland who has been racing
at Juarez returns to Kentucky thif
month to take up the horses he ha?
In tho Blue Grass State region anil
prepare them for the racing during
the spring and summer at Lexing-
ton and Latonia. One of these per-
formers is the crack mare Cherryola
who showed brilliant form as a 3-
yearlold but was not at her best last
year and has been given a rest.
Owing to the recent revision of
rules by the football doctors there If
sure to be a lot of scoring done in
the gridiron games this fall. Last
year most of the contests between the
big elevens were scoreless or had low
scores. Hereafter or until the rules
are changed again it will be possi
ble to score a touchdown on the for
ward pass.
New York boxing club manage.'
nA iri.in-ippra of flchtcrs have been
busy during the last ten days col
lecting. names for a petition against
the proposed repoal of the Frawlcy
law under which box fighters in the
metropolis are now conducting their
scraps. They expect to get a hundred
thousand names to the petition tr
prove to Gov. Dlx that the sport Is
wanted by the people of the Lmpiro
.v. .V. -T JU i
f r r v v v v v r t . - -
? THE PABSON'S COLUMN
-J.WA TUIde; of Shreds and raicneL"?
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"Perfect sight requires . an open
heart aa well as an open eye.
Human motives like the force of
gravitation are unchanged" by the
circumstances of their exercise.
ffnmn nennlo are "capable of a
i i
great love and of commensuraieiy
great sacrifices for it but obscure
both love and sacrifice in a cloud of
microscopic nagging annoyances and
trivialities."
"If Right though Right without a
flaw
Is all you have don't go to law."
This is a Chinese proverb and
seems to show that tho "Resent dis-
respect for courts 'and legal proced-
ures is of very ancient standing.
By the way' while tho whole world
is howling at lawyers and judges
and the Parson has no brief to de
fend them 13 it not also true that the
failure to punish criminals especial-
ly for crimes against -life Is in this.
state quite as much the fault ot ju-
ries as it is of cither judges or lawyers?
The Parson was much struck with
the account of tho meeting of Morse
tho pardoned banker by the report-
ers on his arrival in New York. This
man who ha3 boon the Parson docs
not doubt properly convicted and a?
properly pardoned "could not returr
to his home to hide his
Brooke Smith C
(UNINCORPORATED)
Bankers Brownwood Texas
Capital $300000.00
Wo get telegraph reports of the cotton market continuous-
ly eaSi day and will be glad to furnish this information to
anyTne asking us at the bank or over the phone. When you
bring your cotton to market should the price not be satis-
factory you canjeave your tickets with us to sell irhn your
limiWithereSus of over a million dollars wo are prepared
to take care of all business entrusted to us.
With an experience gained through thirty-five years of con-
tinuous banking business we feel confident that vre can take
good caro of tills section of the State.
The very best of services rendered at all times.
ro ofee S mith Company
rtiOBUGH 1R INS IN
MAY OR JUNE NEXT
The Long Expected is Now Expected
to Happen and Through Trains
Will He In Operation Soon.
Coieraan waited patiently through
the long and weary months and the
P. & N. T. was finally connected up
Lmi nut in nneration by the con-
that tanilt it: then
Sorrow; Ills WHO C0U1U UUl uweuu mi ai.uutiwu .w.i...rf
husband whom she has loved with t a period of waiting was gone through
reat love" and wrought for with un- for the construction company to de-
flagging devotion without a crowd o' liver Into the hands of the Santa Fe
insympathetlc reporters with an then anotner wait ib uu u
their enginery of flash-light and nun through trains.
era Intruding on their privacy ai But the wait is nearing tho dnd and
blazoning. their tortures to the end before many moons shall come ana
TAUHLS to
USINESS
MEN NO.
BCT YOUR PIANO from a rclia
ble firm a firm that never stoops to priIlcl pal offices of the company
!t& low methods
VOTICE OF SPECIAL MEET
ING OF STOCKHOLDERS
Notice Is heroby given that a spec
ial mooting of the stockholders of the
Browuwood North apd South Rail
way Company will bo neia at me
in
Tim tTint novnr riinK IUC 11 Ul x.uuwUU ... v
f Trxas. on the 20th day of March
3own their competitors. A firm that D 19J2 at 10 o'clock in the fore-
sever misrepresents their goods. A noon 0f that day;
that can and will take care of (a) To consider the question of
s .r r icfnrtmn a firm Increasing and to Increase trie cap-
htni sinnk of this company from its
that does not asK jou tu nrcseut capital stock. Thirty Thous-
Lclad mortgage and then place it on anfl Dolars ($30000) to Two Hun
cord for the world to criticise. A lrcd an(j Twenty-Five Thousand Dol
tvnt rtnns not sell your notes to lars (5225000); and
aauks and the factories at a dis-
Hit A firm tnat sens ouijr u.bu
d?ihln nianos. A nrm
lat is able to give you an unques-
ionablo guarantee. A firm that will
Iprotect you today tomorrow and for
rer. We are the only firm in Texas
offers these inducements. Out
fr is Honesty and good will to
Do unto others as we would
ro lo nntn us. We nave
1 1 f V
Bning pianos in Texas for 30
. . .
(5)) To consider and act upon sucn
other business as may properly be
transacted at said meeting.
HY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DI
RECTORS.
nrnwnwnmi. Texas. January 18th
1912.
THE BROWNWOOD NOHTri assu
SOUTH RAILWAY COMPANY
By W. C. NIXON Its President
Attest: C. L. McCAKi wiai.
Secretary. d!35
of the earth. The Parson fools tv.n
it wae a vulgar ortre. He. cvoa n ;
believe that f e great tra-s cf wito
wanted any such nKiitxl nabulnr
The loss of mor.ey. WrJoji. r.anK
health and ie nrolsliity cf an a'
y grno sco-.i t" M' :CfI-?f r-'
Ishmont for the r;T. wtt-n"t
ing tYc fcw'flajw '". tf-v-'T. v
Morse tantamount t:-nl't in
oiliory.
la Da'las t' ;' a ' "soaa
ladies" v'ho call en.-clfs " "l.e
Beaux rXrites." F.n?tt Miftda wonh
be English antl therefore not flm
enoug'i for taee Ittellectiials Bir
they might have learned to apell. oi
they might havo learned enough r
French Grammar to know- tnat the--Is
no such word as "Esprftes." Tl"
noun "esprit" has no femiarnn an-
though thd club cqnaUts of "yount
ladle?" it ought to. be content wit
the mafculln" nam.
"The distance between tho produe
5r anrI the consumer is reduced to f
minini Mo when the farmer -raises ev
-rythii'g possible rn his own farm.'
The Parson. hopes for scvoral roa
go. the fast and fine train between
tho r.nlf nort Galveston and the Pa
nt n. will he nut in oneration
ti. Vftu'c rrnt a little inside infor-1
ilW Oww
niation during the past week and it
is reliaiblo that tho new through '
train service connecting with the fast
rain at Temple will be put in opcr-
itlon between May 15 and June 1.
lowevcr thero Is one smau ny m
he Ointment; both trains east and
.vest will pass here at night one at
lbolit 11 o'clock and the other at
about 4 in . the morning. Coleman
N'ews.
FRED TURNER TO PUNffl
OTHER DEEP WELLS
State. sons
- ... i of Directors for the United Charitiw
No matter how much or how t-f . .. d durlnc the com
Believed Tr'Ickhnm Gas Field Can
Supply Central and West
Texas Cities.
Fred W. Turner the Coleman
county ranchman who spent several
Jays in San Angelo the past week
declared his intention of boring sev-
eral deep wells possibly a half doz-
en in the Trickham field where he
that the" meeting of the Board has already made a good strike At
a depth or someining ovu. xiw .t
his second well the prospects for
The Collins Art Calendars
vertising are going fast and rightly
so for no finer line has ever bem
offered to the advertisers of this sec-
tion. Yoa owe it t yesrself a4 yr
business to see this Me ni seiert a
subject for 1913.
This Is not a "jobber'3 line" ped-
dled promiscuously by a dozen deal-
ers in every territory. It is an EX-
CLUSIVE LINE containing only cop-
yrighted pictures for which the Col-
lins Company has paid thousands 'df
dollars. Every one is as fresh as a
May morning no "chromos" or hack
pictures among them.
Remomber that these calendars are
obtainable in Brownwood only from
us.
You will need a calendar for 1913
and NOW is the time to buy it
Will you not arrange an appoint-
ment with us?
tie we will appreciate your business
ED SELVIDGE LAUNDRY CO.
THE MODERN WAY.
Here Is a story of the success ot
two young men who went from the
city to North Dakota. Each had about
$15000 of which $8000 was put into
machinery. This provided them witn
two powerful traction engines and
the necessary equipment of farming
machinery. Operatlonsrjwere begun
with breaking the raw land in March
1911 by November of tho same year
the young city farmers had marketed
$60000 worth ot flaxseed which was
hauled 40 miles to the nearest rail-
road station. The entlro undertak-
ing was managed on modern lines: A
day's plowing with each engine was
estimated at 25 acres but when the
Ing week will bo well attended. Dnr
ing the past year one hundred an
eighty-four famine and InJlvidua'
have been- helped directly whil
many more have been indirectly as
sisted. Tbat is one for every othe
day In the year. Such a work as tha
ought not to be allowed to- lack rec
ognitlon and support Then the Par
son .has a sentimental reason fo
wishing it to succeed. Its Inccptloi
and initiation were the work of 6m
of the sweetost spirits that eve
blessed Brownwood with his pros
once tho Rev. C. R. Wright and thr
in
oil or gas arc remarkably good and
he expects to go at least 200 feet
deeper. A strong flow of gas amount-
ing to 3000000 cubic feet every 24
hours was recently brought in at a
depth ot a little less than 1000 feet
This well was capped. . Mr. Turner
figures that with five or six wells of
this size the field will become a
handsomely paying proposition justi
fying the building of pipe lines to
Central and West Texas cities. Tho
first well has a capacity of flowing
more gas than is used in San Angelo.
This gives an idea of what several
Drop a card or telephone to
AYEiS pRINTING
PUBLISHERS BUL
The Young Ladies Society of the
First Methodist church will meet on
Monday afternoon with Mrs. L. Lu
Mallow for work.
tv tiio President Secretary anr"
crew by saving time turned "30 acres lTrcasuror of thc Woman's Soclctj
hat is entrusted with Home Misslor
or local charity work of each con
grcgatlon the manager of any chad
Parson would ilka it to live to kee: similar wells arc capable of produc-
the memory of the years he spent ng.
here green and flourishing. Tho per Among oil magnates who have
sons entitled to ho present nt thb lately been attracted by the Coleman
meetlne aro the White Pastors of tW county possibilities
Phone No. 13 for your laundry or
ders.
100
SEITZ BAKERY.
Everything we sell is kept careful
ly screened from dust tnes anu nu
Our record for honest fair mpyrit-p. Try us.
is open to the world. Ex-
It Then look to your interests The ol(J rejjaiie Ed Sclvldge laua
.ii is. .'inrn 'mil see what Arv oniioHa vour natronagc. Phont
Bit UUI LMfcl I J
lave to oner juu. """
jrastination is the thief of time. - Oklahoma Newspaper Change
E. .N. Farri3 has sold the. Guymon
Democrat to Rev R. A. Balrd who
is well known to most of our citizens
around here having preached at tho
E. W. Hammons Mgr. next door to Methodist church quite a row times
Camn-Bell Drug Co. during tho last two years kov.
nnfrfi Is thc presiding elder or tnq
TIOXT FORGET that we have all the (ustrict M. E. Conference.
. .
latest improved machinery anu a mat. . . Jn tne n0wspaper busi
class shoe maker in our repair suop.
We use good material and guarantee
satisfaction. Bring us your work.
100 imOWMVOOD SHOE STORE
BROOK MAYS 8 CO.
in one day they were given a bonup
of $5. Therefore 30 acres per day
became the usual thing. . The same
broad guage liberal policy character-
tk. u.fmTn undertaking. The
12t'U tim uw
most competent men obtainable were
hired and well paid; thc aim being tc
do the largest amount of work that
could be done well in a day and pay
accordingly. Neither of these young
men had ever raised any flax uui
they went to tho agricultural station
and thoroughly posted themselves
his was a success which could not
4.1-t .T ...till mnrn
iave -oeen ooiamuu
ty willingness and a pair of hands:
t required capital yet it was orams?
nnd Initiative which won; iwr uu
onlv was tho crop ltsolf highly profi
table but tho land advanced in vaiuo.
n that ono season more than tne en-
tirn ftxnondituro for machinery
In these days tho really successiui
fjirmer must possess brains and ma
chinery. H. H. Windsor In the March
Popular Mechanics Magazine
RIDE WITH
ArmstrongTrans-
fer Co.
Carriages any hour Day or
Night rata or hint-Price
reasonable rnunt
r. .1 Aiitirmart Mm nfill
ncss lieiore aim bui'I'"0"
of the press was more than he could
resist Wo extend the right hand o
fraternal sympathy to Bro. Baird this
far in advance. Hooker Advance
Rev Baird is a son of the lato John
C. S. Baird and lived in this section
n Ions time before moving to UKia
lmma. The paper he has purchased
win he under tho management of his
iDfr Miss Mildred who Is kindly
remembered hero where she was
bookkeeper in the Trent bank for a
number ot years. The Eagle wis-ne
We Never Miss strain." . tho Democrat and Its maemwtt
Digestion
Will be Easy
if
Grape-Nuts
is the food-
Tht)re)'sa Roason."
lire ferry ec
Bencinl. This firm has smppeu. xin
outfit from Nowata Oklahoma and
will begin "boring at Trickham in tho
very early future. These men be
lieve that with the proper develop-
.nhiP Institution In Brownwood. . thr mont methods employed the field
Pnimtv JudBc of Brown county. Thr wln become ono of tho most prouuet-
Mayor of Brownwood is ex officio "thr lvQ jn tho state.
Chairman of the Board. Individual? other oil men arc. quieuy setui-
leetod to tho Board for 1912. and cu- hng leases In and around lrlcKiiam
titled to a place In the meeting are- hlmiCatipg tho confidence of. experts
C. Ynntis. Brooke Smith. F. S. Ab- n that section and their desire to am
ihllltlos- San
ney. w. u. Aicuuuuj' ui. !n opciuhb m' i'1""""
L. A. Armstrong J. W. Shepard. W. R Angelo Standard
Roberts and E. B. Henley. Fiftecr
ire necessary for a quorum..
Who are the "Quick
nrugglsts?" 'Phono 3fi and we are It
The base ball playei evangelist Bil
ly Sunday tolls this story of tho at-
tempt which was mado to convert a
f
hard headed old mountaineer In Ken
tucky. "Jim" In addition to being. In
need of regeneration of every kind
was hard fisted and stubborn .and
he resisted 'all the missionary work
that was done In his behalf. M last
a leading citizen nf tho little town
mado a desperate attempt to save the
sinner's soul. "Jim" ho raked sollv
"do you menn to toll me von aint
teched by tho story of the Lord that
died to savo your soul?"
"Humnh!" commented .Tim In dis-
gust "Do you mean to tell mo the
Lord died to save me. when ho nint
novor scon me when he dont even j
know me?" "Jim" responded the
ii.. tl u"ir r rlninar1 alrrht
neignoor nuuy n " vi.n..
easier for the Lord to die for you be-
cause be never serou than if ho
knowed ye as e-Splo.'xchau.go.
The pretty new homo of Dr. Bur
ess has just received the finishing
Delivery touchos and is ono of which every
Itlzcn may justly feel proud. With
thc exception of tho hospital room the
building is completed and that will
be finished within a short time. Bra
dy Sentinel.
Phone lo wnen yovr want flrst-clas
laundry work and prompt delivery
Immediately after eating the teeth
should -bo cleansed. Especially
should all the particles of food be re
moved from between the teeth Tor
there it 13 that more teeth decay than
at any other point and frequently
larcc cavities are formed before tney
are discovered by the patient. Have
your teeth oxamined frequently by
your dentist Thr.ee or four times a
year at least Our phone is 386.
B. E. BELL D. D. S.
Over Coggin National Bank.
DON'T FORGET
Tn visit our Booth at tti
Pure Food Show. It will b
worth your time then som
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