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*•» • * t* : : I PAGE FOUR THE BBOWNWQQD BULLETIN SUBSCRIPTION: Bromn County, by mall or carrier, ith; $3.75 6 months; $7JO Whether th«y are parked parallel or the wrong way, automobiles standing on Brownwood etreets have be- come the. dumping places for distri- buters of all manner of circulars ad- rertlsing all manner of goods from In- Texas, outside county, New Mexico, 01 talmas, Arkansas, Louisiana, 75c ner tubes to outer garments. When ; ail months $4.t0; oatyaar, the automobile owner gets ready to Tae aasse may be said of the Brown ooaaty fair. With a temporary organ- ization and with no permanent exhibit groaaas or buildings, the Brown county fair lacked only $700 of paying all Its expenses, including premiums, this year. st do with s permanent back of it, and with per- grounds aad buildings for the exhibits? It could pay lor itself end provide for its own ex- aaasioa. We are firmly convinced thst tt ccnld. Other fsirs in less prosper- aoaaties do as much Way not keep the fair movement until the Brown County Fair As- with s cash capltarlxatioa,-. aad s deleft* program of work, Is a* reality? THE OLD HOME TOWN THE BROWNWOOD BULLETIN, NOVEMBER 8,1923 BY STANLEY ized to appoint officers to enforce the prpohibitlon law and provide for their compensation, J. E. Messerschmidt, assistant attorney general, has ruled in an opinion to Frank H. Symmonds, district attorney of Kenosha county. With town prohibition officers, almost every unit of government* in Wisconsin will have some sort of enforcement officials. SKELETONS SHI RACE ATE NOISES OLD LOVE VVM) REVEALED BY ARROW FOIM) STAKING I> ANCIENT SKI LL. the west, and the faces toward tbe rising sun. ' The men must nave been young ones, from twenty-five to thirty years, 9 tall and well built, with large broad heads, not very long, with rectangular eye orbits and long, narrow noses There are traces of a love drama, for one of them has an arrow imbedded in the skull. While conserving a powerful individuality, they shofV that these men belonged to the qnSfftnary race of Cro-Magnon, the horse-nunters of the Valley of the Saone, and affirm the ethnic relationship with tbe trog- lodytes of the Vizere and Mediterran- ean coast. atfl alter states, fi.ee per month, move on, he unceremoniously dumps %M six months, |9.00 one year. the accumulation of printed matter w into the streets, and thence it is blown PRINTING CO., PUBLISHERS Associated Press. hither and yon by the playful Gull breezes. Such distribution of Posters Any erroneous reflection upon the standing or reputation of is not only a nuisance from the standfirm or corporation which point of the automobile owner, but It may appear in the columns of The Daft? Ballette will be gladly correct- is a sinful waste of advertising money ed apoo Its being brought to the at- from the standpoint of the newspaper, of the publishers. and s discouraging situation from the at the Postofflce at Brown- standpoint of the citizen who wants Texas, as second-class matter, his town to be kept clean and beauti The Associated Press Is exclusively ful. to the use ot republication of dispatches credited to it or ps| etherwise credited in this psper the local news published C H CITY DESTROYED AFTER MONTH'S EXISTENCE The klan officials have found court proceedings against each other some- AFTC* AlWTS, what unsatisfactory, and the revolver SuPPRgtS ;JF. OTTOS SMOK error maoe m advertisements has seen brought into play. * The klan be gladly corrected upon being to attention of the publish- was organized as a money-making llabllity of this psper Is machine, and quarreling over the loot to tre amount of the space has been under way for some time the error in the adverpast. THE MOVIES. Bro*nwood has three first class foot ball teams, and owes them allegiance. Several games are yet to be, played RAY. one of the real ^ on the home gridiron, and the home iMlaeilss In the movie firmament. teams want the home-town fans to aaaoaaced his withdrawal from ^ . . ■ • support them with money and lung pictures and hie return to the ^^ I power. at stage. He says the movie is loeiag its grip, and that actors paid no more for film work nival, says s big headline the legitimate stage where. \„ have an opportunity to accommore for their profession. Ray were less s star than he might think that professional is back of his statement; but ke Is oae of the real stars of the movie is now at the zenith of his Ity and success ss a film actor. ssotioa picture directors, on the hand, are emphatic in their dectaat they have been paying actors too much money, and that henceforth the salary scale will tastead of increased A *'££ °tA800Y uBAOCItOf 1 *TH£ SOCIETY FQ» *©>4 OF PiPC SMOKING RAIDED °* 3KC 3HQP> SHE t_«T /NTff MARSHAL OTW.V WAU46», St. Louis, 'Missouri; to keep her from owing so much. WBAP (476). Fort Worth, Texas; Reducing German's debt makes that KZN (312), Salt Lake. IF TEMPORARY arrangements such much less the allies lose 11.00 to 12:00—KPO (423). Pan as we have had can bring out such Less movies will be made. It is s Francisco; KFI (46$). bos Angeles; good plan. Show the same films insad displays as were shown KHJ (295), Los Aogeles. California: stead of just the same plots. KSD (546), St. I/>u!s, Missouri, this year, a hat would be brought Movie business is slackening up because people have seen them all. WDAP (448), Chicago. • oat If there were permanent buildings Other improvements arc noticed. provided in which to house end show The derby hat is passinc O.d ones ASK roCR GROCER for NEW taessr* iaaalree the Den ton Record- will jnake nice flower pots. CROP. "Lily of the Valley^ canned Ancestors of the Indian has been vegetables and "Sun-kist" canned Chronicle, discussing the Denton Fair dug up near Los Angeles, perhaps fruits. He can supply you. Insist on bead last week. "Denton citizens will Awhile bunting old movie plots these brands. tf immediately upon the effort to Governor of Pennsylvania will i* i wear a Texas hat, which is much beta $26,000 corporation for the ter than talking through it Armistice Day, Lyric, 11 a. it here of a permanent Plasterers in Chicago are receiving m. to 11 p. IB. 'The Virginian.' fair." the Record-Chronicle continues. !1fc Tonn H Broken Wing. New afexico. V. S. A. You won't rind this town cu any map, postal ilircctory or nilroad guide. But it exists nevertheless—the most picturesque settlement in the entire world. For it consists of wha; remains of a once flourishing motion picture city. D.Hector Tom Forman planned, erected and peopled it wi»h men and women of the screen for the making of some of the most interesting phases of his latest production. "The Broken Wing," now showing at the Lyric Theatre. As such it existed for exactly thirty
V Classified Advertisements —"T" LODGE NOTICES REGl LAft MEETINGS, of Brownwood Lodge, No. 27V, A. F. tla\tW flrat and third Thursday NMi of each month. A. a GARRETT, W. M., C H. MURPHY. Secretary. FOUND—Crank for automobile. Own- for this notice and ret the at the Bulletin. 22c ED—T# ye#r WAXTBD-Cleen Hyti^#4ff office. V ANTED wash, grease Abney aJ|d nnd Bo- tfo cotton rags at The Oat the habit. Ring 1478. Pure Hole- atssm snUk delivered daily. tfc ^*0*0*0*0*0^+*^^^+*+i -r m* WASTED—CVeaa cotton rags at the WANTED—Clean oSsce. WANTED—Clean oSsce. cotton rags at The cotton rags at The WANTED—Yanr musical instruments. furniture, hardware, clothing Phone l*nop WASHING, greasing at Matthews Garage. and marveloing c 2861J' WANTED—At once, first class cook iber maid. 709 W. Broad- one 702. 24c MONEY?—We loan hand cars. Se«* Ed Frank L Smith, at 26c WANTED—Clean cotton rags at The Bulletin office WA*T»—Too U try and trade at 268tfc i^^fc^j **m-^ m**-**^** ^mm*+m^-**-* + , WASTED—Clean cotton rags at The office. TO TRADR—Pine fat Jorsev cuw dry. Sac good* milch cow. fresh. 'Pfiou? I- 812. 2?;> FIRST CLASS PALVHX^ entericr work, a specialty. Including fern stare, a the latest style, such as o»d ivory, mahogany, etc, other plain, sbeeed or fumed: prices reasonable. by day or contract Phone 1411.— J. C\ CUNNINGHAM. 22^1" buy orchard run pe- any grade you have to sell. Will. y spot coon; highest market price. | w.Jn M. Rodford Grocery Co. 9tfc! rarsKuurs CAMS The followta* cards bora been appro red by tha cansora of the Brawa Cf anty Medical Society M. L BROWN, M. D. UENBgUL PRACTIVB, ' X-RAY WORK Lee Street OFFICE OVER WAS CO. Phone Office 922 R-l; Raa. 922 R-2 Hours 8 to 12 and 1 to § or by appointment JOE E. D1LD Y, M. D. Office Over BBOIYMMMID GAB CO. 1WH E. Lea St. Phone 22I1R Raa. 211 E. Lee, Phone 224-RS Office 0?ar BROWNWOOD GAS CO. lOStt East Lee Srtect Offlce- Phone 283 Ring 1 Residence Phone 288 Ring 2 H. L LOBSTEIN, M D. KOTICE OF REMOTAL Osseea of A. L. AKDERSOlf, M. IX (Eyo, Ear, Hose and Threat) Removed from j>lrst National Bank Building to BULLETIN BUILDING i^^*»^^s^^ ' YE3DORS LIU MOTE FOR SALE. Have good note for i7««>. 'jear n^ eight per cent payable monthly, well secured. See me D. D. MilNROE. 313 Arcade Block FOR SALIS^GOOOTJU^^ condition. Has had sood care, private family car. run only VI thousand miles. Will sell at a bargain. Phone K 22tfc Yes. we have some fresh butter milk. Phone 1478. lpO Brown St. -tfc FOR SALE — New 5 room bungalow, bath and sleeping porch, lot 75x192V2* good out buildings, $3,000, small cash payment, balance like rent. Money to loan on farms and city property. Phone 785, Walter J. Stewafrt, 317 Brown Street What do you want? I can get it * APARTMENTS FOR RENT RENT—I'nfurnished apartment screened-in porch. Modern con- veniences, Close in. 308 Main. Phone 98*. 22p Ttffi BROWNWOOD BULUT1N, NOVEMBER 8,1923 Professional Cards DR. R. L. FARRIS Osteopothie Physician Abrams diagnosis and treatment Orer Coggin National Bank. Milk, McHorse A Peck Plnmbers, Got Fitters and Tinners, Radiators Repaired 11a Mayas Street. Phone 422 CHAS. J. WEST Phimhing, Heating and Gas Fitting 1410 Ate. E. Phone 1*98 Typewriters Adding MaehJaesi Cash Registers Cleaned, Rebuilt and Repaired All Work Called for and Delivered Telephone 912 Ring One RICHARDSON * CARROLL 110 E. Broadway \\^^0**0*0**^0*0*0*0*0*0*0»0*0»0^>0*—*0*0>0^^^*^^^^^l0*0*. EDBUNN Plumbing and Gat Fitting Phone R-1315 McINNIS ASON Undertaken and Embabnen 119 West Lee Street Office Phone 69 ALDEN S. YOUNG Attorney-at-Law 212 First Nat'l Bank BIdg. Brown wood, Texas PHYSICAL (TLTTRE For Ladies and Children Keeping Fit Classes Monday and Thursday, 6 p. m. f Tuesday anil Friday, 3:30 p. m. Twelve claaa lessons, 83.00 Fat Reducing (la** Wedneaday agjl Saturday, 3:30 p. m. Twelve class lessons $8.00 Tuition in advance Lady Visitors Welcome | classes at M. W. A. Hall, **isk Street, Mrs. Leola Bell McCain, Phone J-486 W. F. BOGART, M. D. Chronic Disease* Moaeay, Uednrsdaj and Friday 2:00 to 5:00 p. m. 109 East Chandler MONEY TO LOAN on City, Farm and Ranch Prooerty Easy Terms - Prompt Service* CITBIRTH A SEAT At The Abstract A Title Compaay "Abstracts and Loans" 100 Center Avenue 'Phone 177 November 6th, 1923 —u-, On December 7th, 1921, our resources and liabilities were: f Resource* . H,S9tM&H4N. Oa NoTcmber 8th, 1923, they are: Resource* CT3UHWT7 Liabilities * 1,214,888.90 Liabilities ifc>7 7,620.32 x We have up to the present date reduced our indebtedness $686,713.58, and now have $2.17 to the dollar. We had 3,300 creditors and now have less than 1,200. We owed creditors within one hundred miles of Brown wood $724,291.47 ar.d have paid this class of creditors $411,704.34 and (low owe them $312,- 687.13. A very large part of these settlements have been made in property at inventory-values. These settlements have been offered by publication and otherwise to'every creditor. It was the only feasible thing to do to brin* about a successful adjustment. It was and is not now possible to collect Ttit to soil pr(^pc»tl for cash (inly it- buyers can be found. To sacrifice the estate would not bring satisfactory results. It was not possible to adhere to the prorayi oiiajs because sufficient casn could not be obtained. No creditor can complain of these offset settlements because they have been openly, publicly and privptely offered to everyone ami every reduction of the total debt has made u»Tn better shape and stronger to pay the remainder. It is not possible that a linal settlement be made at any fixed date. We can only dowhat can be done with whom it can be done and when it can be done. Heaee, there will be no 7th day of December this year. It is not j right to expect the impossible be done as to time in these chaotic days. Already we'have paid to creditors more than double, as much as could have^ been realized through the operation of any kind of a court proceeding, and we have over a million and a quarter of resources left. My creditors voted me two years but it was'not two days before this, that and the other creditor began to advise and dictate and I Was tied and it was nearly-eleven months berore I could proceed with offset, and property settlements. So nearly all that we have done has been in the past twelve months. Ijvas granted two years and hogtied eleven months, and during the entire administration the knife has been at my throat, and prevarica- tions and misrepresentations have been prevalent on the street. From what I know the ones that are the least concerned and less informed have the most to say. The fact is simply this: that these "slander peddlers" don't want me to succeed. They are not creditors, never expect to be and they are meddling with a matter that does not concern them. I think it time for these fellows to stop and take a look at themselves. I ask my creditors that are being influenced by such depredators to learn the reason why these meddlers are so active. Take a day off and learn all about them and , (their reasons. j Ycur accounts against us do not need any lawyer. A good doctor is i much better and will cure the ills much quicker. 1 am now negotiating a number of large deals and if I am in any way I put into the courts it will seriously hamper and may destroy making them. j Any kind of a court proceeding against us will be very detrimental if not j destructive. I ask my creditors to think well over the situation and to do the thing that is right and fair. I am not only trying to pay our debts but I am paying them and will so continue until they are paid. The T. W. House estate at Houston was turned over to trustees fifteen years ago and thoy are not quite through yet. It took over four year* to reduce tha U. J. Coggin estate to cash and the executor of.the S. Ii. Coggin estate has had seven years. Tiiese were both good estates and v.ere pr. i tically free of debt and the executors of these estates are capable and hon orable men. I mention these instances because they are near our door and ought to be undetstood and appreciated. I have been told that because suits are, being instituted against people that owe us that retaliation will through influence be brought against us. We are tiyiug to pay cur debts, and are paying them and the people that are being sued are not paying and are not trying to pay. We have resumed business. We are handling all the new accounts as a trust and every dollar deposited since resumption is anart- HEMSTITCH!**;, PECOTIBFC A*D ment, cloae in. 204 East Adams. Tele- Bl'TTO* MAKIHG phone J-12s6. d24 Phone 4S4 MRS. ROSS "ROOMS FORWENT At EverywomanNi Shoppe FOR RENT—Furnishod bed room. Phone 657. 23c Orders received for Thanks- Cet the habit. Ring 147S. 'ure Hole- giving plum pudding and for stein milk delivered daily. tfc Christmas fruit cakes. Phone your orders early. Mrs. A. L. Bencini, Phone 888. COPS CANT F TUCK FOB HIST HAVE WARHWI TO PRY OPEN MOORS I>LESS THERE IS POSITIVE EVIDENCE. (By International News Service.) PHILADELPHIA, N'ov. €. — The prying prohibition cop, who poked his nose between the doors of motor OR TRADE—For house trucks for a sniff, has received a curami tot. Cadillac 8 in A-l condition. tailment of his powers.here that, con- AiM> tkroe food work mules. See. A. fines the exeretse of his olfactory L Haynea. 22c sense to a proper distance from suspected vehiv Dcvitt police are Informed that herela oroor to maao
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