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   Brownwood Bulletin (Newspaper) - May 23, 1925, Brownwood, Texas                                KERI KKW May Persons Arctic conditions felt Concern today over the safety of Papuan EoaW Amundsen and his five companions in their North Pole airplane They left Thursday af two and are long their unless reached the Pole and are f pending more time there than was in Latest advices from the North Newspaper Alliance no word had been receiv ed from the The airships afe not equipped with wireless and can be obtained un til the returns to its base or Some other The crew of motherships Farm and express complete confi the safe return of the tiers i distance the Pole froto Kings is 680 which Amundsen negotiate in about dine If a favorable landing was found at the jie journey from Kings Bay to the Jole and return should have pied about IS hours and the party have arrived at its base yesterday The J Captain greatest and thai great of half in the invisible would the planes to pieces when they There was also the danger df 11 n predicted storms and the pos that winds would down he until the margin in his gasoline supply would be The gasoline would furnish the engines ffr about 1600 miles The announced he would not attempt a landing if bad ice con ditions were The planes have bodies of dural v was considered si from all points of They also carry sixty six pounds apiece of dehydrated f sleeping bags and oth e equipment needed in case of ac c dect to the May the plans of the Captain Donald MacMil Arctic will be sub to the relief of if Amundsen is not from by the which May Hoald Amundsen are not heard from before Monday the are even that he has on the North Coast of Alas now is safe Vilh laSmar noted Artie ex paid He expressed the opinion it is likely Amund instead of slopping at the Pile has continued across the Arc TO HIM TRIAL FOB IS Bu Pmt May Gov Hunt late yesterday re to grant extradition papers the return of Allen alias Jack to Har where he is wanted to face charges of intoxicating a bearing the Governor an the matter would be held in abeyance for six months pend of by bis bondsmen in At the hearing a petition signed by several residents of Harrison coun ty was presented which alleged could not have a fair trial if returned because of a religious and A petition signed by 1 300 residents here protesting against granting presented so President of Ohio University I to Resign Soon I Bv i May 23 The resignation of Thompson as president of Ohio State was formally presented to the Board of Trustees of the tion today and was accepted as of November 6th this becomes 70 years Thomp elected president cf fie University at his present 511 WEEKS IX May of raJ John who has been arrived were today consultation of Boston specialists concerning a operation for gall bladder He plans to spend the Kex months In New most of his farm In earthquake to disturb the BROWNWOOD MAY Has Attended 135 Executions MEN DIE AS SAYS AMOS BY EA Service Writer May those tense hours that precede h in the electric chair frag ments from youth seem most to mind of condemned Mother and the home arr Mo pictures almost invariably trained by those whom is about to Such is but one of the interest ng psychological observations or Amos Osborne Squire as chief physician at Sing Sing has attended 135 Much Bald about bravado with which many men go o the he Of here are as many vestures ah here are but the fact is thai most of feel a great sense ol relief or the men coming under my observation 1 have seen but on whe grew really Mos of are anxious to have it The real strain has been in Ihe Almost invariably they ask for heir that goes foi the hardest pf It would seen hat this is the of men rom it won Id all sen had After eight in which sonn consists have under his Squire has little use for hose who would sentimentalize an romanticize over and le is convinced that capital pun Moes away with scores of men who should not have been put o Ont of my experience I would ay that only those should be put o death who have been involved in crime of extreme violence or bru he But I would e more severe about the life sen I would suggest taws that prohibit the and com and other capital punishment a deier rent I think I hold the record for attending and I have alked things over with men in un to reach sane and scientific never yet have met a man whi admitted giving the slighter punishment he could find no indication that it had acted as a brake to a mans The statistics cuv crime and death penalties do not indicate that capital punish ment has proved the deterrent thr aw had hoped our highest class o prisoner caic be drawn from who find their way to the death There is a man now in my whose death ii FOR HML IN mmm turs UP IX YESTERDAYS GAMES WITH EASTERN I would not ask for there arr im peculiar crime fac liner type in my in is believe snd statements of a cer industry mind prominent liu con a would has in him the making of i bring him to the death I There anno would him Also the incis indicate that no mind 1 have 1 persons are born or that no patience with I they are predestined from tr in connection with gathered ov er a period of kick a lot of popular upstairs Thus there are fewer drinkers than abstainers in Of cases examined 651 were not drink ers to 435 that become Certainly the oir idea of lefthanded persons criminally Inclined is the present H is possible that we have in our population certain persons horn with traits that make then i particularly prone to crime if Also there were but unem is conducive to ployed to who had jobs when inal but to say a pa they committed Single men percentage suffer from af loat married men by but a smai and JK incurable is sheer Laborers and chauffeurs lead in the list of with painters and COOKS running third ind Squire takes issue with Aho believe certain humans ai to criminal careers nor hap he much patience for the physical of the bruin theory Of 200 men I liave examined for the chair and 135 I have seen die I failed to lind one who was anat different from the rest lie I for Catcher Bob said a telegram received here from Clar ence Cardinal at No cash was NEW May Chicago 002 1 010 14 2 Keen and Hart net t and NEW May Pittsburg OHO 1 10 1 New York 021 11 0 Koual and BvA NEW May their complete form reversal of and in which they turned tho I tables onthe eastern clubs by sweeping every western teams of the National League to day prepare for their final stand of the disastrous Atlantic Seaboard Thoy will strike their tents to morrow and draw off their forces wRh a record of having lost al twothirds of games luring the eastern The Pitts Aide to Forrest During Civil War Dead in Kentucky lly P May Word mrg wing alone o the storming has been received here of the party will retire to the shelter of Bowling Green Kv of he their triumph yester day over the champion tho oclock this Bail ey was liorn at under hirteen starts during the eastern A review of the results of the He Civil The funeral will take place at Bowling The deceased is survived bv his today showed that the i estern teams had taken jut 19 of their Cincin coming east in a threatening position at second was able o win but four out of thirteen while the Cubs were victors n only three games out of four The Cardinals duplicated the ecord of the three sons and five The Giants hare profited most by he intersectional winning 1 out of The Robins boasted and five the Phillies took eight of thirteen the stood all 6 and Percy Chi cago featured yesterdays western comeback with a one hit game against the second of the National League Ar thur had previously turned in a similar performance for the Gi The Cubs required brilliant pitching to pull out the how tor they were able to gather only two runs off while ones was blanking the home The Giants carried the Pittsburgh earn to ten innings but were unable stop the boarding corsairs who used Terrys off which to de lect a freak double off Traynor for fi to Wright and Wilson both contributed The Reds swarmed all over the Phillies shelling four Quaker pit chers for twenty four of which we homers by and Donnohne pitched airtight ball and 1 won in a 11 to Rhem turned in another pitching classic for BMB innings against and threw scare into the St s host as six were tallied for The choked off the to win by 8 to The Louis today traded Catcher Brownwood Bankers Home From Big Meet In Houeton Week John Yantis and Walker have returned from the annual convention of State Bankeru Association of helU at Houston this A most enjoyable time was report Walker was oa fie pro gram for an the subject being Mistakes I Have Made as a Walker said his banker friends of Brownwood informed him he was going to stay at the convention two weeks and when Walker desired to know why such prolonged the friend replied I see you going to tell the mistakes you have made as a banker arid 1 am sure it will take something like two for a task of this The Houston convention was gredt in The program was well arranged carried out to the satisfaction of person The social features of the convention consisted of dance on roof of Rice which is twice as tall at Brown at the home of and one of the homes in ton entertainment at city auditor ium for the auditorium reminding the Brownwood visitors of their own Soldiers and Sailors Memorial at and it Is said that some ofthe visitors were heard to re marks along A trip down the channel was also one nf the also ii 6yl van Intact the Houston people as is always did TO VISIT OKI li May President R of and who has been offer id presidency of the University if plans to leave tomor row lor to deliver a graduation address at Ok lahoma it was an here From Still water It JK expected will go to Norman to meet the University ol Oklahoma Bizzell was expected to re turn here tonight from a tour in South lie de dined yesterday to divulge his in tentions with reference to the Ok Tnc uneasiness brewing about Hit college here the lust few days thai was i leave came to the surface today in what amounted almost to agitation as professors and students d Hie loss of the president Nothing ever experienced at am College lias precipitated sin li faculty mem hers A number of said they had declined to go elsewhere because of tlu pleasant relations with but that if he decided to leave they expect o accept the It was admitted on every hand that zell could carry almost his faculty to Oklahoma if he to do because of the loyalty of his rot Squire lias siven a great of his attention to the study of dope fn connection with and has become a leading against the spread of Also IIP iv a indium He has recently tendered his resignation as prison physician ami announces he is working on a book prison Mho h as Hatched men to to death in Ihe d mans thought K of Special Aid for Men Offered Monday chief cooperator of the residual office of the Veter ans will spend Monday in for the purpose of as sisting men who adjustment of any of their relationship the according to announcement by adjutant for the Isham Smith American Chapmans services will lie without men desiring infor mation or assistance refer Letters Awarded to Baseball Men by Hill Billies The Daniel Baker Athletic Conn cil awarded eleven letters in ball yesterday afternoon to the tol men Captain Burns Lane Eloo Pluto Le Al Marvin Henry Hed Gene Winheld Of men Billies will lose anil all four year and Bellamy who graduates this The other sev en letter men vil be back for their jobs nxt At a chapel thiy thin seman and two letur was unanimously elected captain fin MORTUARY the many new things this world expects of the students who were going out into a new one which they have never seen before and will only one He told of what was needed to advance present civiliza tion und of the that would lie necessary in taking up any oi the and fight ing it out in study and Hornburg closed his by welcoming and congratulating the students into a newer and more active first honor of Two ot the School ot Oratory and a reading f olio address and then came the presentation of diplomat by Mips Carrie a 01 the school i Miss after making a called the namo of MI dent und they came upon Mm to Diplomas prc to students nf tbv School of und awarded to two of for the They won by Miss and James president nf tho gave OUR of these while strong of the Armstrong Company donated the Superintendent Page maii n short talk at the close of the in which he made known his ap preciation of tlie m the patrons and of the Page was u flid compliment by Mips Reave i her in of ilu I loard and patrons of tin He also told of the many Improve which hd Int his seven years as of the school during the sv ami have taken Hi new life has ed in the way of in creased the faculty of ihe from SG to 73 teachers in the school from to i and raised the hier of state units from 21 to and added to the manual domestic shori bookkeeping strut HARDWARE IDS MEET UN IS HEW 80HITIEE mm IS OXE OF TO FIT AM i Henry Fuller has return Tn Public from Fort Worth where she tended a meeting of the Edwards iat 1oourthouse this tha Speaking of the Tbo says Tiie attendance from va than 100 heirs of Brown county was from Louisiana lara to sippi anil Texas met at the lf much brook Hotel Thursday to 1c1Ist nf monthly report nt of health Miss organization of the Texas StaLi Council of Midwest Edwards Heirs Ne re John Fort Worth is interest is president of the state organization i very satisfactory Similar organizations are in op work whi 3 in other all working as one in an effort to regain the lower half ot New claimed as illegally transferred from the ownership one of lh early Edwards families I And I am proud of thr that I with your i and thr schools now rank among Hi best In the State and I wain to hank you lor your Pase closed his last address to Hie citizens of John Power of the Episcopal pronounced the are the names of the receiving diplomas from the School of Oratory anil Homer Lois Hunta Mark Harloy farr ant William read ami it increasing way ia the StoIU nt county Miss Stoltztus has ield a of health con the past and ihe of Brown conn are a lively interest in in New as put on calls lor conferences anil well baby Several Girls Health chilis have organized in the United States be descendants of the original New i f ver York family of and thru Up e as erty is estimated at more than There are hundreds of persons their various organization have that Is T week W HTS I NT 6 10 months and 20 died following a serious was a hav Ing been in Brown county for some He was born in Erath county on July is survived by his and other Is th of received diplomas I Winni lin I t m ployed attorneys to study the mat tpr v J jin Brown county and a ca Most of the delegates attending iIt see that the session here are named Ed lM and other thai l sessions of the courcil i P at of spend much time in getting P M i law and renewing T Practically all address the P MmM other w j ing liss Carri Reaves wai ios and tragedy run in tb story of the Ed wards or rather the primal cause or of the organ that is now in progress in for the funeral services wasj Marie at noon Marriage Licenses Sterling Perrin and Miss An Mn Mary I Marinn Wilma V Wheta Greater Than several Here is the story a elance Robert Edwards of 5 land came to the States in ince to adjusted compensation vocational insur hospitalization or any other j matter of similar may their cases before Chapman Monday in the American Club rooms at ithr Auditorium Holmes and Ola Change cf Venue Granted in Trial Official May A motion for a change of In the rases of Ku Klan Grand Dragon Karl all charged murder of Miss Madge Ober was granted today by Judge Collins in Criminal The move is expected to delay the trial set for June Judge Collins directed opposing counsel to confer regarding the county in which the case should be FIVE ORCHESTRA KXT WEEK Kathryn heralded as girl wonder and her famous Harmony Five Orches will appear at the The atre next Tuesday with a complete change Miss Farrar und her orchestra have established a reputation for harmony that makes them in great demand and the manager of Queen theatre is fortunate in securing Miss Farrar as an added attraction fof patrons the vio lin solo numbers rendered by Miss Farrar arc n rare treat to music lovers and have brought her mlich praise wherever she The principal instrumentations are vio piano and Real Estate Transfers Taylor to lot 7 of block 24 of the Brownwood Heights May for the sum of Elizabeth and Jewe Hopkins et al to John i y 319 of tho May for the sum of i j Fain to James ney Jot 4 of block B of tha Park proud in the way ot Cres Brown the wood May tor the sum ol i I V Lillian r immm CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 most instructive commencement ad dresses ever heard in He talked to the students of tin many challenges in their new life and how they were to meet Last Hornburg stated It was great pleasure come these students at the of their Senior year and 1 say that it is a sreater pleasure anil joy for me to preet and them into a larger and more tilled with more than they have ever known If 1 were an artist and undertake to paint a picture of the youths conception of the class I would paint a picture of a youth lanes over a well marked path to open doors stretched tar into the where more than a mil lion feel have walked the fields and with beautiful lowers and birds with tlie ozone filled with tlie song ot tin birds and tie sweet odor from The youth knows he must tread Ibis He stops und lis tens and n the faroff valley lir hears the call of a softly t and then it gradually grows louder until the valleys are tilled with the sound and the echo the Sounds a bell is calling a challenge of the todays youth into a wonderful new day of dis education and many other dreams of our forefathers which have come Then told of the great advancement in politics rnd and of the challenge of these different to the youths of He cited In each Bleached 50c for 5 to the Ida Sadie Ada He owned a of land in the heart of what is now New York He leased it in Tho lease expired in heirs have kept the in terest revived by filing suits from time to so it is Or effort is now in progress to bring suit or settle the claim by compromise or in some These j organizations are for the purpose of establishing There are organizations in South Car Kansas and projects into the story from various and includes Jonathan tho great Aaron his grand son laden Kil wards of Rebellion fame in Texas Senator John first senator from Kentucky Funnie the actress former gov ernor of and others quite too numerous to he Daisy Harris inn Dont let em steal your a bck wheel For at Mathews Bleached 50c grade for 5 yards tor the Nor ACHED ACHED Udy Saji Her Back Hirt Night u Up let Better After back huH night and gays of I ached and ached until I could hard ly I felt weak and did not feel like doing My work waa a great burden I just hated to do up the I was noaccount and extremely My mother had taken Cardui and she thought it would do me so she told me to take My husband got me a bottle and I began on it I began to improve at It was such a help that I continued it until after the babys I took eight and I can certainly say that It helped It Is a fine It built me up and seemed faT I grew less nervous and began to Bleep I can certainly recommend Cardui to expectant for to me it was a wonderful In every way I felt better alter it and I think it to meal Cardui is tad contains no harmful For sale DINNER We have nice fresh VEGETABLES AND FRUITS OF ALL We will be open until 9 oclock Sunday ti i M 204 E ast  

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