Brenham Daily Banner (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 245, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 22, 1913 Page: 4 of 4
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BRENHAM WEEKLY BANNER
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, IBIS.
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When You Want Something
Particulary Nice-
You can always depend upon K C not to
disappoint you. lhe double raise makes
doubly certain—nothing is left to "luck." If the
batter is a little thin, K. C will raise it light and
feathery and it will be all the better. Jarnpg the
stove or turning the pan around makes no differ-
ence—K C sustains the raise until baked.
When there's a birthday or wedding cake
to bake, or refreshments for reception or party
to provide, take no chances —
« Use K C
Men Have Ten Reasons For Not
Attending Church Says Kansas
City Minister Who Might Know
your
Daily Weather Report
Coirlny Mack ay Telegraph Co.
Washington Forecast
Kaunas City, Mo., Jan. -2.—.Men | bad as anything, almost, in
of Kansas City are non religious bo- great city. These club3, with their
cans eof ten reasons, the ol sideboards and their .liquor serv-
..... 10.. . ice, are sending many men along the
which is business competition. That;
wrong path, ruining homes and kill-
lrts been discovered by the Rev. . ., .
ing the ideals of men
Wilton S. Rees, who is conducting «And sai00il8, there are 616 of
| a series of religious meetings at tUem here That ,8 more than dou_
; the Grand Avenue Methodist Epls- bie the number of the churches of
copal church. He listed them dur- aI1 denominations of your Greater
ing his sermon to men yesterday at- Kansas City. There are gambling
j terday afternoon. They are: houses and legalized vice—Kansas
1. Business worries and care. city peop e may think the city is
2. Procrastination. without these things But It is not
,1. Methods of living. It has them in large numbers, ('on-
4. Influences of persons outside verts from among men who have fre-
: the church. quented saloons are numberless;
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5.
Secret societies.
converts from among men who fre-
6.
Fear of ridicule.
quent the brothel and the gambling
7.
Failure.
dive can be counted on a man's
8-.
Boose
fingers and the nibs.
9.
Gambling
"Kansas City, as a city, has many
10.
immorality
beautif i! churches and professes to
Brenham. Texas, Jan. 2^—-Cot- Washington, Jan. 22.—Forecast
ton Belt—Wichita, clear 48; Okli- for Brenham and Vicinity Wednes-
homa City, raining 36; Texarksjia day—Unsettled; warmer.
and Shreve|>ort, cloudy 42; Greer.- East Texas—Fair Wednesday,
ville. threatening 40; Gainesville, warmer in north and east portions;
drtzzlng. Sherman, raining 44 Fa- Thursday fair and warmer. r.fv i. hu» a,,nth u. ,.u •
Kansas tit) is like mail) anoth- worship Christ. But do you know
drizzling 50; Sherman rain 44; Pa- West Texas—Fair Wednesday,! it , hi . , hi .... .. . .
er cit) in tnis great, >usniiig .Mid- that ot your seventeen thousand
ris. Cloudy 42; Ft Worth, mleih.rr warmer in northeast portion; Thurs-; „ hfi M „Th„ frtr . . , ,
west, ne said. liie struggle tor boys nob more than three hundred
4ft: Dallas, cloudy 46; McGreiro-, day fair and warmer. ,,1W>|S.S nf _ ...
I success ana tne making of a name; of them are regular attendants of
is keen and fierce and men say they organized Sunday schools?"
do not have time to join the church Hundreds of 'persons were turn-
: because of their business worries. ed away unable to get into the
Oklahoma—Fair and warmer
Louisiana -Fair W e d n >■ s d a y , j
warmer in. interior; Thursday fair;
and warmer.
drizzling 40; Waco, raining 4*';
Temple, mis'ins 46; Cameron, c:ou-
dy 49; San Antonio, cloud/ 43;
Austin, cloudy 46; Houston, clou-
dy#;:'.; Galveston, misting 52; Ber.u- Wednesday: warmer in north and
mont, cloudy 56. east portion; Thursday fair and
General Weather—Chicago, . Icar warmer,
2 j: Minneapolis, cloudy Den-
ve.r. Omaha, clear 20; San Francis-
co cloudy 50: Kansas City, oier
2 . St. Louis, clear 38; Ciueiim-ivt..
c'oi.3y 30; Detroit, clear is
'Secret societies are another church so great was the crowd last
SPORTS
8TAHL TO PLAY
Some Youngsters of Good Baseball
Parts Will Have To Show Form
To Bench Him.
ELIT
BARBER SHOP
C. E. STOKES Prop.
The Most Sanitary Shop
In Brenham
Hot and Cold Baths1
WEST SIDE OF THE SQUARE
Have your
Clothes Cleaned and
Pressed by
1. F. SMITHEAl
And yoa will be
Satisfied
Chicago, Jan. 21.—Jake Stalil,
manager of the world's champion
Boston American baseball team,
took occasion last night to set his
friends right on a report from Bos-
ton that he had decided not to play
first base during the coming season.
He said he had no intention of de-
liberately quitting the post.
"If 1 don't play first base it will
be because some young fellow can
beat me out of the job,' he said.
"Just now I do not think anyone
can beat me, for I feel more like
playing than 1 did a year ago. My j
legs are better this year because of Big Success
my playing last season. I suppose j The store of E. C. Buster was a
the story of my being unable to play very busy place today. The big
this year started because my legs | sale started promptly at 9 a. m.,
were bad for a while last year. j with a rush. The eager buyers were
"I'm going to Hot Springs about < so loud in their praise over the
the last week of February) prob- many bargains offered that Mr. Bus-,
ably a week ahead of the team, so j ter is confident of a continued rush
I can get the jump on them." i for the next ten days.
PHONE 321
Thi ;ol y ot The Banner is
Brer ham and Washington County I
first: also second and third, like-
wise all the time.
Why
not try our Lassen's Perfection
Flour, the bread that won first prize
at the County Fair. It is the best;
ask those that are using it. Only
to be gotten at Schmid Bros, exclu-
sive agents.
ltw 311
(adv.)
j stumbling block in the path of re- night The meetings continue this i is keeping away from Williard
j ligion. Many of them are all right week with an organ recital and an' Athletic Director Reillv of the K.
i and their teachings are laudable, address each day at noon and a c- A- C. has retired from active
handball campaigning but stiH j
keeps in form so as to go out and
take the conceit out of would-be!
shark at times.
Sol Meyer, president of tue lndi-i
But there are others which are as'service at night.
ANOTHER FIGHT
Of the Factional \ ariet) Has Been
Started in the American As-
•>< Hiation.
ANDREWS DENIED
WRIT OF RELEASE
BY HIGHER COURT
SHEPPARD TO BE
ELECTED TO ALL
However, it isn't because he's ^ gas cQmpany comlng but
playing the game safe that McCarty^ wU, nQt ^ tQ waU untU ,t ls
here in order to enjoy the comforts
—buy one of our Detroit
stoves at T. C. Ehlert.
(adv.)
Vapor
William Andrews, alleged slayer
of A. H. VanSlyke, must go to jail
v iwauk • J. -: -- -Another red pending trial. According to a tele-;
hot fac tional fight in the American; gram received by Judge John M.
PLUMBING
anapolis club, sends the good wcrdj™8 work must be done in the b68t i'
home that he hajLpurchased Ha-ry,manner t0 insure sattsfaction' We
TFRMS THFY SAY the Toledo outfielder, it grantee our work in every respect
lLilliilU lllLii U/11 to be iirst class. We want your re-
pair work and will give you prompt
G. E. Gageski
Austin, Tex., Jan. 22.—The steer-
ing committee having charge of the
interests of Morris Sheppard for'
I will be remembered that Be! 3lso;
purchased Denny Sullivan last lea
son.
This Zbyszbo must be improving,
Association has started and
the short and long term in the Unit-
on<e Mathis, special prosecutor, from ed States senate met with further
more the lmnanapoli- clubowner j Clerk E. P. Smith of the criminal encouragement today.
it
is now
Get my prices on Oil Heaters before !ned U1' the scrappy Kansas court of appeals, the writ of error claimed that Sheppard will receive
you buy. T. C. Ehlert.
AT
CITY DRUG STOKE
Markets
LOCAL PRODUCE REPORT
Butter fat 30c.
Butter 15-3 2c.
Eggs, l»c.
Turkeys, 10 l-2c.
Shell Cora 70c.
Chickens, 12 l-2c and 16c.
Hens, 25c to 30c.
Bacon, 10 to 11c.
Lard llc-12c.
Cotton Seed, S 18.00.
Cotton Seed Hulls $7.00.
LOCAL COTTON REPORT.
Good Middling, 12 l-4c.
Stuci Middling, 12 l-8c.
Middling, 11 7-8c.
Strict Low Middling, 11 l-2e.
STOCK -1
Hogs, 6 l-2c.
SU»-ep, X l-2c.
fatrle, 3 l-2c.
Calves, 3 l-2c.
Hides. 8c.
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
FOR SALE—A good sound farm
wagon and two sets of harness; also
a pair of good farm horses.
Will give someone a bargain if
bought at once. Apply at Banner n
office for information.
( uy owner, George Tebeau, W. H. j asked for was denied Wednesday, more than 100 votes in the house to
V. at kins, when at the him in In- The Andrews case is unique in 18 in the senate. Several days ago
dianapoiis. led many fights against tjj6 criminal annals of Texas. The j 56 members of the house authoriz-
Iebeau. He was finally forced to j (.rime wa8 committed in a garage at ed the publication of their names,
give ii|' th - struggle. Now is Sol. Richmond, during' June .1912. Fol- Representative Rogers, Dallas said
Meyer, the man who replaced Wat- lowing his arrest he was committed today that ten more had given him
kins, who is fighting, and according l0 jail without bond by a justice of authority to make public announce-
to he cards Mr. Meyer is doomed the peace. He made application for ment of their intention to vote for
'or a beautiful trimming unless he a release on a writ of habeas corpus the Texarkana man.
takes the tip and gets out before ln jUdge Wells Thompson's court The opponents of Morris Shep-
ihe smash comes. , and was denied the bail. pard have discredited the claim that
Despite the reports given out that He later applied to Judge Claude Senator Kauffmann would support
ever)thing was harmonious at the Burkhead at San Antonio and was Sheppard. Senator Kauffmann has
recent meeting of the Association in gjv(,n ball in the sum of $15,000 returned to Austin where he spent
< h;cago, :• is learned from the in- pending indictment. Following the Sunday, and where, it is believed
-ide -haf the magnates had a red return of the indictment by the he went over the situation with his
hot wran-l. , which was started gran<i jury, he was again arrested constituents. He made the posl-
when it became known that the In- antj application was made for the tlve statement today that he will
:a:sapoiis magnate had endeavored third time for bail. Judge Frank vote for Sheppard.
"o line up Toledo Columbus, Mil- Roberts, presiding in the Harris The Sheppard situation threaten-
waukee and St. Paul owners with I County district court, hearing the ed to create a breeze in the house
him against the 1 (beau faction. application and denying the writ, yesterday afternoon when the sen-
It was from the ruling of Judge ate resolution fixing January 28 as
New Railroad. Schedule Roberts that the writ of error was the day for the eiecti°n to mi both
asked in the criminal court of ap- the short and long term was called
neals at Austin. The arguments up for consideration. It was un-
were made before the appelate court derstood to be the plans of the op-
January 8, Judge Mathis appearing ponents to Sheppard to have the
for the state and resisting the ap- election for the short term post-
peal. The court sustained the con- i»oned until some date beyond the
tentions of the Brenham lawyer and 28th, and Representative Stevens,
,. .. . remanded the prisoner to the cus- a Johnston supporter, asked to have
Santa ro—South
v. r . tody of the Harris County sheriff! the resolution divided. The Shep-
ao. i> - 4 ,>5 d. m.
pending trial, which is set for Mon- pard men voted solidly on the prop-
day, January 27. opsltion and the senate resolution
The case has attracted Interest was agreed to by a large majority.
throughout the state because of the —
persistent efforts made bv the coun- The Dally Banner *oes lnt0 the
sel for the defense to secure the hom,>8 of the city and ,S ready
release of the prisoner on bail. It wl,en other cares are n0t interfer'
ls observed, however, that in each in>?: for that reason 11 ,Pads in *et"
instance the state succeeded and ,lrf?s rcs",,s for «dvprt,Ber8-
the alleged killer is being held with-
out bond.
i Passenger trains leave the Union
Sta'ion on the following schedules:
Santa Fe—North
No. 6 11:35 a. m.
No. 18__ —11:32 p. m.
No. 18 12:27 a. m.
5 __ ...4:35 p. m.
No. 17 4:25 a. m.
No. 15 5:44 a. m
H. & T. C. Ka*t
No. 42 4:03 p. m.
No. 46 3:23 a. m.
H. & T. C.—West
No. 43 11:53 a. rn.
No. 45 ... 2:53 a. m.
Arthur Kilgore, Agent
Against Cutler he had only strength
Last night against Westergaard he I
had both strength and speed. Evi-
dently Zbymerely 1s waiting until
j he finds it necessary to call skill to 1
: the aid of his other assets.
Guy Reed, the manager of ath-
letics at the nUiversity of Nebraska(
writes that the Lincoln University
will send a teahi to the annual K.
C. A. C. games to be held in Con-
vention hall March 1. Reed him-
self may compete for the club in
these games.
The return of William Armour to
the association is another boast, for
the greatest of all minor leagues.
Armour knows baseball from the
big show to the bushes and is the
type of man that adds clasq to the
game. He gave Toledo the finest
ball park In the association, prob-
ably the finest in minor leaguedom
and he gave Toledo good ball clubs.
Mrs. Havenor was wise in permit-
ting Armour to purchase a share of
the club and assume the business re
sponslbilities.
W. H. Locke the popular secre-
tary of the Pittsburgh baseball
club, is now a part owner and pres-
dent of the Philadelphia Nationals.
Locke is a thorough baseball man
from the business standpoint of the
game and Is well liked by players,
club officials. Locke was with the
Pittsburgh club when the Pirates
played here last spring. About ten
thousands persons flocked to Asso-
ciation Park to see Hans Wagner
and his bretheren perform and
Locke said it was the greatest
crowd that ever witnessed an exhi-
bition game in a minor league city.
THE RAINS MADE YOU FIND
the leaks In your roof,
didn't It. You know how
troublesome and most of all
how expensive leaks are.
You can easily rid yourself
of this nuisance. Simply
turn your roof over to us—
phone Nine Naught; we'll
take care of the rest.
Adolph Seelhorst
, I
MEXICAN ARRESTED
Notice to Our ( ustonierw.
Owing to the great rush of busi-
~s on a Sunday morning it has
w2 d?. at times been impossible for us to
veral black minorca *|V(J attention to orders;
therefore, we ask our customers to
send in their Sunday orders Satur-
day afternoon or before 7 a. m.
Sunday morning.
Subscribe for a paper that prints
the news first—in Washington 1
County; It's The Daily Banner.
mkt als; 50 and 75 cents. Apply
17 Pt-abody street, Brenham. tf
FOR REN- roonTTTo us<- to~c0 -
•ed couple. Woman to do wash-
g and iron for rent of house.
241. 11
And We Have AI so-
li u 1 k Sun Flower Seed, Sugar Beet
used for stock, also a large quan-
tity of Rape Seed. German Millet
and Cane Seed; also Alfalfa. All
kinds of Planting Potatoes such as
Andrew Abore* Charged With Rob-
bing the L. C. Roberts Stores
Taken Into Custody.
Andrew Abores, Mexican, charg-
ed with robbing the L. G. Roberts
department stores, December 21, Is
in custody of Constable R. H. Burcn.
Phone
Green Mountain, Triumph, Coblers, u iB ,)robable he will be arraigned
>ve w ill not accept any phone or- i
ders for delivery after 7 a. m. Sun-
WUIW
. £ • -n, or I
TRISTRAM'S
DRUG STORE
Palmer
Perfumes
Prescriptions
filled by registered
!r
LOST
about eight keys on
Ke^" chaiK
at
day morning, if you come in per- nacj
"Individual
Finder please leave
Banner office and receive re-
ward.
St
s^n we will hp glad to serve you.
This will frply to Sunday busi-
ness onlj, ♦
Cralg Market.
d Iw
(Ed r.) .
irly Rose and Pride of the South. ^ Judge W. R. Ewing of the j
It will pay you to get what you;rr>l,nty during the afternoon. Tbe
need in the planting line from M(,tjean |8 alleged to have entered
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th® store presumably to purchase
ltw 3td|^„| vhiie the clerks were not ?b-
ffor ffavc.
i fe:;
Schmid Bros.
(adv.)
ng
to have I'fted several art!
i Subscribe for the Dally Banner value.
V »
DETROIT VAPOR STOVE
lire the next thing to a GAS STOVE
No nicks to adjust as it uses an iron
burner that does not need an ad-
justment*. Burns either gasoline or
coal oil.. Neat, well bnllt and a
real economy to the housewife.
T. C. Ehlert
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Fisher, R. H. Brenham Daily Banner (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 245, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 22, 1913, newspaper, January 22, 1913; Brenham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth491403/m1/4/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.