Daily Bulletin. (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 40, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 7, 1911 Page: 3 of 8
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THURSDAY DECEMBER " 7 1911
THE DAILY BULLETIN.
schools;
THE BK0WSW001I PUBLIC
SCHOOLS XOXTHLY REPORT
Following Is the report of the City
Public -Schools for the scholastic
month ending December 1 1911:
High School: Yearly enrollment
21l monthly enrollment 197 average
attWdance 1S7.5 average absence 6
lardy 122. .perfect 'in attendance J7
per cent perfect in attendance 39 per
M$&nt in attendance 9G.
Ford School: Yearly enrollment 530
monthyl enrollment 507 average at-
tendance 431.7 average absence 27.4
tardy G5 perfect in attendance 200
per cet perfect in attendance 39 per
cent in "attendance 93.
Goggin Addition School: Yearly en-
rollment 432 monthly roll 446 aver-
age attendance 396 average absence
20J5 tardy 49. per cent perfect in at-
tendance 53.7 per contain attendance
95
Total' "White Schools: Yearly enroll-
ment 1223 monthly roll 1150 aver-
age attendance 1014 average absence
i4 tardy 236 perfect in attendance
51C per oant perfect in attendance. 44
per cent in attendance 94.5.
Colored School: Yearly enrollment
96 monthly roll 78 average attend-
ance 64 average absence 6.3 tardy 51
perfect in attendance 35 per cent
Perfect m attendance 50 per cent in
attendance SS.5.
Total whlteand colored
Yearly enrollment 1310.
1 Parents "rind Teacher. r
Reports for the third month were
sent ont yesterday and parents are
- urged to carefully examine these re
iports sign and return them at once.
k desire td make an earnest plea to
patrons of the 'public schools for the
active co-operation of the home with
the school of the parent with the
teacher in securing increased and
regular attendance upon the public
schools aad in enforcing discipline
aid faithfi and conscientious per-
formance y the children of assigned
scjhool duties. It is impossible for
anv teacher however interesting he
may malte the work of the school and
however faithful he may be in the per
f ormance: of his duties to secure reg
ularity and punctuality of attendance
or the faithful performance of schoo
duties especially of work assigned to
be done out of school lionrs without
the hearty co-operation of parents at
home. r .
Many Barents' do not realize that af
ter a child begins to attend school.
going to school should he and is the
main Justness in the child s life as
childhood is the habit forming and
character forming period of life the
manner in which he does his school
work and the business habits that he
acquires In the ierfonnance of this
msin hiisinpRs of the foruiatiw period
' of life: avIII determine the manner in
which he will perform tho main work
of his life in the world as a man. will
fix te bns'iiIB hahits of hj "at1
the most potent in shaping hi char
acter.
If a chiht is allowed to b irregular (
in his attendance upon school care-J
less slovenly and unsystematic In the
performance of his othor school du-
ties he will not only be unsuccessful
in his school business hut he will be
almost certain to form and fix bus-
iness habit- that will doom him to
failure in manhood and in an exact-
ing business world where competition
is 'growtriVfeharper every day. The
child tfcatis Allowed to stay away
from school upon the pretext of bad
feeling bad weather or the placing of
a day's pleasure bfwvAvy duty
at school will almojtinouitably grow
into a Man or wop&n tP1- 'iU put
pleasure before duH-W wm.be fra.
quently found absent from bis busi-
ness and iis port ttf-duty UHn the
slightest pretext. tiiaft-wiil lack grit
and strength of rhafactar.t will
enable him to overgpjn j&bstnplesand
to perform unpleasant duties for du-
ty's sake.
Respectfully.
GEO. H. CARPENTER.
TEXAN IS
SUGGESTED
FORT WORTH BOY MAKES
Mr. Fraak SkerriJUhas been trans-
ferred by the Santa Fe to Browmvood
and now located In that city. Mrs.
Skerrltt and children will remain in
Temple wntil the residence property
here has been given satisfactory dis-
posal. -Temple Telegram.
THE LAST OPPORTUNITY
to se & toot hall game for a wholo
year .wHl be given you Friday when
Dairlol Baker and Howard Payne
in earn re strength.
The old reliable Ed Selvidgc Lnun-
fl-t. nifrUR vour natronage. Phone
Ik. J w- -
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FRESH CANDY
cvf fh hest. ourest and
freshest of Candies on the
market come to our Fac-
tnra have the rizht can
dy at the right price. Buy
your ennstmas uinuy uum
us.
EOFF'S CANDY FACT'Y.
On the Soaarc Franke's Old Stand.
GWIXX HEXRY PICKED FOR ALL
AMERICA TRACK TEAM.
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mm sits he wis criig
Southern Athlete Has Lowered Two
x World's Running Records in
Past Two Seasons.
Gwinn Henry of Eden Tex. who
won the championship 220-yard event
at New Orleans last year and who
lowered the world's record which has
stood for twenty years in. the 125-
yard run "at New York this summer
is named by a New York sport ex-
pert as being qualified for the All.
American track team. The follow
ing clipping is- 'from the New York
Times: . t
"Some sport followers will proba
bly think that Craig of-Michigan who
is made the all-American selection
for the 220-yard event also should
get preference for the 100-yard event.
Craig twice stepped 100 yards . in
4.5 seconds this season. Gwinn
Wonrv nlsri turned the same trick.
Henry however nls3ra'n 123-yards
n the great time of 12 1-5 seconds.
which would have made him run
about three yards inside" erensfor the
100. Henry also competed agafhst
some of the greatest lA. A. IT. sprint
ers in the country and never had ins
flag lowered at 100 yards. Taking all
things into consideration it seems
that Henry is slightly better qualified
than Craig for the 100-yard selection
though no one questions Craig's fur
long ability; in fact Craig is un-
doubtedly th e greatest all-round
sprinter America has produced since
the days of Bernie Wefers. For the
straight work at 100 yards in 1911
Henry appears to' have the look on
Craig"
This W the all-Amerihan track and
field team for 1911 chosen by the New
York expert:
Hundred yard dash Gwinn Henry
unattached of EdenT Tex.; 220 yard
dash Ralph Craig lTniversiJ.y of
Michigan; 440-yard tun E. 'b. - L.in.u-
nerg Chicago A. A.; SS0 yard run
Melvin Sheppard Irish American A.
C: one mile run. J. P. Jones Cor
nell university; five mllejauv George
Bonhag Irish American A. C.; ten
MLo run l.rtins rfflll. UULU i mci ia
1 A. f : 120 yard high hurdles .George
f J. Chishoim of Yale; 220 yard ltfw
T rdl"-. 'ir Kiler. Irish Auiert-.
fcati; running high jura;i Harry M.
nmtnnet. New York A. C: miming
broad jump. Piatt Adams. New York
A. C: shot put. Pat McDonald Irish
American; discus hurl. Martin Sheri-.
dan. Irish American; hammer throw
Matt McGrath unattached. New York;
fifty-six pound weight Molt McGrath
unattached. New York; running hop
step and jump Dan Ahearns. Irish
American; javelin throw OUie Snedi-
gar.. Olympic A. C.; vpc vaii Harry
Babcock Columbia; cross country
run Wrtliam J. Kramer Long Island
a r - ail-round comnetitloiu Fretl
Thompson. r Princeton Theological ;
team showing. Irish American A. u
New' York. '
..V' A .KAIH OKFKR.
Your .Money Haik if You Are-Not Sat
isfied.
pay for all the medicine used
during the'Xrlal if our remedy fails
to completely relieve you of constipa-
tion. We take' all the risk. You are
not obligated to ns In" any way if you
accent our offer. That is a mighty
broad . statement but we mean -u ry
word of 11. Gould anything be more
fair for you?
A most scientific common sense
treatment Is Rexall Orderlies whi6h
are eaten like candy. . Their active
principle is a recent scientific dis
covery Hint is odorless colorless and
tasteless; very pronounced yet gen-
tle and pleasant in action and partic
ularly agreeable in every way. They
do not cause diarrhoea flatulence
griping or' any inconvenience what-
ever. Rexall Orderlies are particu
larly good for children aged people
and delicate persons.
If you suffer from chronic or habit-
ual constipalion or the associate or
dependent ailments we urge you to
try Rexall Orderlies at our risk. Re-
member you can get Rexall remedies
in Brownwood only at our store the
Rexall store. 12 tablets. 10c; 30 tab-
lets 25c.;- 80 tablets 50c. Sold only
at our store. Camp-Bell Drug Co.
IK
You'll be de-
lighted with the rc-
suits of Calumet Baking
K Powder. No disappoints
M no flat heavy soggy biscuits. H
cake or pastry. H
Just the lightest daintiest most U
ft uniformly raised and most deli- K
cious food you ever ate.
Rclvd hUhttrrrd World's
kv Pur Food Expoiltlon
Chici. ior. W
TRIP AROUND THE WORLD
I Fort Worth Tex. Dec. 7. When
! Walter McCarthy stepped Into the
'home of his mother Mrs. Belle Mc-
Carthy 211 East Central Avenue
Tuesday afternoon he had . complet-
ed a trip around the world.
Three years ago almost to the day
ho started from the family residence
on the trip going to San Francisco
He returned hy way of New- York and
Sst. Louis. f
While on the trip he visited
Japani. China Italy " France. Spain
and England and witnessed the cere
monies' attending the coronation of
King George. Ho saw both King
George of England and King George
of Italy and-also Pope Pius..
The "trip was made as gunner In
the United States navy. He comes
back as captain of the gun crew on
the Delaware that won the- cham-
pionship of the navy. While abesnt
he has been on the Charleston the
Connecticut the Wisconsin the Del-
aware and the Hancock.
His trin around the world was
'made with the fleet of sixteen battle
1 r.lit..' ihnt irirwln tll'lt tnilr AHo
gether since leaving home ho has
traveled. "253000 miles enough jo
circle the earth ten times in a direct
trip.
Much of the torrltory was visited
tWice' After are world trip ho was
stationed with the fleet at New York
and assigned to the squadron that
went to England to assist in the cer-
emonies attending the coronation of
King George. Active service was seen
In the Philippines when the naval
forces shelled an island to drive off
an attack of natives upon missionaries
last year.
' Fort Worth looks mighty good to
me." McCarthy told his mother upon
his return and it is likely he will
remain here permanently.
.xX"X::
FOOT BALL
Daniel Baker
VS.
Howard Payne
At Daniel Baker Park
FRIDAY DECEMBER 8th
Game called 4:00 p- m.
Admission 50 Cents.
It
SIMMONS COLLEGE AFTER
Rousing Jlertliiir Held by the Faculty
uiid Students on Tuesday.
" ?w000 Pledged. 1
The student body and faculty of J
Simmons College in chapel meeting
on Tuesday of this week started a
movement for an administration build-
ing for Simmons and the subscrip
tions taken during the meeting rais-
ed $3000 toward that purpose. The
i enthusiasm and the "win. or die"
- i::t evinced was wonderful. It had
s brfi suggested that the students take
of chapel exercises on that day. and
at tbe proper timo President Snndcfer
proposed that the faculty withdraw
but the students objected and the ad-
ministration building rally was start
ed amid great enthusiasm. After
many rousing speeches' the taking of
subscriptions was started and at the
close of the . rally it was found that
55000 had been raised. This is t
good start upon the building which
is to cpst not less than $.10000
A fine lot of cured hay several
different kinds. Delivered in ten bale
lots. WILL H. MAYES.
Phone 13 when you want first-class
laundry work and prompt delivery.
T K M V LE MAX IS SICK AT
nOME IX OKLAHOMA
A note from F. L. Dyer at Ard-
more Okla. states that he was
taken down with fever on the 2.")th of
December. 1910 and that he has had
fever every day since. Hot being able
to sit up a day since; that his fever
is running 102 now and through the
previous week was 104. He spent
four months at San Angelo. but fail-
ing to be benefited .by the change he
returned to Ardmore one month ago
and Is at the home of his parents. Mr.
Dver was formerly In. the Santa Fe
train service at Temple but states
that- owing to his condition nt present
the time of his returning to work is
vorv Indefinite. Temple Telegram.
Remember we guarantee our work
and make all necessary repairs
Quick delivery and good work.
140 Model S.tenm Laundry.
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DID YOL EVER
STOP TO CONSIDER f
i the lack of sanitation the annoyance
4 and inconvenience there is connected X
i with the use of the ordinary cake of
?. soap?
v Inconvenient because the soap is
X often misplaced.
t Annoyance because the party ahead .
? so frequently leaves the soap dirty.
y And don't you think that the soap
? being exposed to the dust and dirt and
t the fact that everybody uses the same
? soap unsanitary?
? CLINGMAN TIMMINS CO. have just
y stocked West Disinfectant Co's. orna-
? mental practical sanitary and eco-
? nomical liquid soap containers and liq-
uid soap.
i They will be pleased to give a free
demonstratian to any one interested.
f One gallon of liquid soap has been test-
ed against 100 bars of five cent soap.
$ f at II IJ rfcAr
ihnstmas ana wew Year nonuay Kaie
To Points in Texas One and One-third Fare.
'tfjU On Sale Dec. 21 22 25 24
25 26 31st and January 1st.
Limit for Return Jan. 5th. 1912.
R For further information Phone
3 O
I vjy J. OSBURN C. P. A.
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Qreen House Plants
It a hot water bottle be held against
a porous plaster for a few minutes
it will enable the latter to be removed
from flesh with ease.
N'o matter how much or how lit
tle we will appreciate your business.
ED SELVIDGE LAUNDRY CO.
HELP! HELP!! HELP!!!
r?oth nams want all rhe rooters
You are cordially invited to call .they can get for Friday's football
aud see the A. M. Davis Greenhpuse.
709 Fisk Avenue d42
Extra nice prepared chili at Rat-
liffs Market.
r. Johnson
DENTIST.
Onice Ootftfin National Bank.
Oflice I'hone Residence I'hone 300
Plenty of good hay ror sale. De
livered in quantitios of ten bales and
over.
WILL H; MAYES.
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When needing laundry work tele-
pbfne No. 109 and you will receive
prompt and satisfactory service.
d40 Model Steam Laundry.
They are fine! Those Setflshipt
nvsters at Ratliffs Market. PhoM
in your order.
game. Copie and cheer for your fav
orite. Admission 50 cents.
Tell your friend about that post
season foot ball game Friday. 50c
will admit to best gama of the year.
Howard vs. Daniel Baker.
i "otice.
The entertainment at the library to
have been given on Friday Dec. 9
has been postponed until the follow-
ing Friday night. Dec. 16.
J. H. Busbee of Holder who repre-
sented that lodge at the grand lodge
meeting in Waco returned this morn
ing to his home.
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Give us your .patronage when need-
ing anything in the line of laundry
work. We guarantee first class ser-
vice. Phone 109.
d40 Model Steam Laundry.
Fat juicy Sealshipt Oysters at Rat-
HCf's market
Wintry Weather Suggests Warmer UotHmg.
u v (2nt YmiTR? If not Save time hunting
for thP Riaht Kind Have yours made expressly for you by our re-
t aO V. Price & Co. Chrustmas orders now
receiving special attention and at very moderate pnees.
James J. Hayes & Co.
LocallRepresenUtivesJfor
buwara v. rnce x to.
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Daily Bulletin. (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 40, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 7, 1911, newspaper, December 7, 1911; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth346292/m1/3/: accessed June 25, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Howard Payne University Library.