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   Brownwood Bulletin (Newspaper) - December 29, 1925, Brownwood, Texas                                BROWNWOOD Associated Press Lea sed Wire in Our Own connects Brownwood With the World Every Minute of the Day SIX PAGES TOD AY DECEMBER 1925 63 I cr EXECUTIVE PISS MTCH FAITH Hi COX AT DES DBS looks to the marketing here to Bay to aid working out a sound economic policy for holding Surpluses OK which there will be substantial agreement among farm ICE FLOES OH OHIO Din MUSES III TO USE TIE IX SOME LOCALITIES BIG DAMS TURES ARE OF BIG XEW YORK FORE CAST NEW What may become the largest an institution rival ing the gigantic financial tions of began to take vague shape today out of the multi tude of rumors in Wall Street point ng to the merger of several ex sting banks and trust companies of from the White Houst York city closing with these words was rej Given impetus by a by conference leaders stock of the Mechanics and read by Representative Cyrenus fl The presidents clarify ing his attitude on a grain export Corporation as expressed in his re frent Chicago speech was the chief as the con ference f It was as follows In order that you may be able to clarity certain conflicting re concerning my Attitude on the agricultural mar Sieting Jn case the Sapn arises at your conference De bember refer you to my recent speech among other ngs I said I should Wiling to approve any plan that n be devised in accordance with ound economic I recog ize it is a problem of eco importance not only to agri but to the nation and I be hove that sound ways can be for coping with it As I have am opposed to government once filing whether direct or in or to government buying and farm products either di or 1 have not ap any specific I that discussion of the problem together on the prin nnd plan to it further will result in the work sound economic plan which there will be substantial among farm I nist your conference may tc to this mm FULL HOY MICH MM Metals the report runs that a consolidation of that institution with the Chase National Bank is imminent as a preliminary step in the building of a large John presiden of the Mechanics and that negotiations looking towards amalgamation have Five other institutions are men as being involved in the banking venture which it is sai Clarence Dillon of Read and Company is Their total when and if would be in excess of The other institutions on the Ohio River hero is paralyzed following the bitter cold that swept the country over the week end and the coffer dams con last October on the In diana side of the river and a hydro electric here is endangered by the heavy ice All boats tied up here have mov ed into the Louisville and Portland canal and at other points along the Kentucky boats are entering ice Above Louisville tin river in places was reported froz en solid and the ice had extended nearly to Louisville THRILLING STORY RELATED OF MAN WHO FACED MANY PERILS LIVED TO RIPE AGE 104 YEARS 1104 years and had unfolded to Gor Wakeful nights on the starlit plains don Badger the account of his WEATHER IS STILL FRIGID UP IN IOWA of the Texas of when the hoot of an owl or the bay of a wolf aloni pierced the black Days of rov ing amid countless herds of buf falo and Indian bands where no white man had A with death before phalanx of stampeding A ride over land to the Gulf with only a pen knife for protection and a faithful horse for to Andrew wore Now they are That this staunch pioneer should face the perils of EU untamed fron stalked more than once by certain and live to tell that story SO years seems Yet before came U George Andrew Gordon a few his home he had attained the age of expedition into the when a lad of Texas wilds Badgers narrative will be a feature of the new volume of Kansas Historical due to come from the press early in the new There was no particular reason for Gordons forsaking the com forts of home to explore the track less stretches of but with in 15 minutes after he had met four strange adventurers inthe spring of they had set forth into a hos tile Indian country south of the Red Two of his companions were French Canadian trappers two were natives of Ar Two days found their corn pone exhausted a few more and their DES New low temperatures for the vwin ter were recorded in various Iowa are The and the cities last night with Waterloo re porting the coldest 23 de grees below The weather bureau today re the promise of moderating the Central Union Company and the National National the Chemical Na Trus Bank aud Trust It is believed that the banks will first be paired and then after a period of readjustment be further CHICAGO PLANS FOR RIOTOUS NEW YEAR M DEUES THEY TO JW A TO NEW HOIS SCUFFLE OVER 00 VT THROUGH SHAFT spokesman for the au of jail for and women New j operators conference and Year tipplers apparently have nn j chairman of its negotiating com said today that the opera tors were willing td open books for public inspection and also were prepared to make conces sions to the miners in their im pending Separate Conferences were held by the operators and the miners representatives today preparatory to the joint session scheduled and to begin at 3 Inglis said he thought the dif ferences between the two groups would be settled during the terrors for those who plan to greet 1928 in hotel restaurants and caba More then reservation been made in 14 of thc larg er two United States commissioners will hold court all night to release all if they can provide In justices and judges eligible to sign bonds are prepar ing for night prohibition ad who announced that women as well as men would bf is not going to insist thai iu this city without further they spend New Years Eve and the conferences being held anywhere next day behind If the hip that carries the flask also bend can be arranged im STARTED OX TEX tEXTS AX KEPT IXC AWAY one years ago a 14 year old tice mechanic in the New shops of the New York Cen tral told a little group of grease smeared companions that when he hade a million dollars he would They laughed and told him that with his ten cents an hour salary he never need to worry over his or But on Xew Years Day that ap prentice mechanic will He is Joseph president of the Donovan Motor Car Company of un automobile distrib uting He has made his mil lion and intends to fulfill his prom IOWA SENATOR HAVE OK WITH ALL ILfS 1HODITTS AXO SELL Although holding terms of the tUbt settlement with Italy as Representative Oldfield of chairman of the Dem Congressional Committee today called upon the Debt Com mission to rant equal terms to I We probably rant as terms from France he as were offered by Finance Min ister Caillaux but we now should at least be as considerate of that country as we were of declared that under I terms of the agreement made with 1KS Iowa Inion this afternoon made a resolution wired to President arid other officials protesting the state conference called info session here today under the of the Iowa Bankers Association for the announced purpose of working out plans to aid the DES Iowas senior senator before the conference this afternoon his plan for a federal export IS Tho present cold wave has about its official weather re ports today The tem was generally but continued cold was in prospect in the observer Extensive damage to citrus trees in tlie Rio Grande Valley was pre vented by and use of thc smudge At 7 oclock this morning thc temperature at was 20 Brownsville and Corpus Christi reported 2S de was falling along the Minimum temperature in Dallas last night was 23 degrees with indications today of rain or snow in this TO PLANS OF MIX LSTER PA The French meeting this morn to support the measures of Finance Minister Dou The ministers unanimously ap proved a scheme for balances tin budget and stabilizing the and authorized the finance minis ter to introduce the bills in It is understood that Doumer FREED OF ALL CHARGES THAT HAD BEKN FILED Senator Burton Wheeler of Mon tana today won his long fight to have all charges brought against him by the government wiped the The District of Columbia Supreme Court upheld the contentions of the who had already been ac quitted in that the charges contained in a conspiracy indictment returned against hint will submit his measures this be A demur aud that the Chamber s I w Sled by Sen Finance Committee will discuss t wilsh nf Wheel OPTIMISTIC NOTE IS them during the new years mentary The finance minister announced thai he estimate the budget de ficit at francs He proposed to meet this by increase income rein forcement of the fiscal a tax on bourse higher prices for tobacco which is sold under government mono a tax on and an extraordinary and temporary stamp tax on Two billion five hundred million francs of new 000 will go to a sinking two billion francs to imburse the Bank of France made to the for and thc rest to balance Jhe loan While dissatisfied with the he indicated no attempt would be made to make a party fight its Cardinal Mercier Undergoes Operation Of Simple Nature on foreign markets at a loss to be later met by an excess tax on deal This proposal the senator j plans to incorporate into an amendment to the administrations farm relief now Cooperation A cooperative plan for world peace which will have a direct bearing on the agricultural surplus through its regulation of 1Y ARE AS ator Walsh of Wheel ers was Along with the dismissal of tho Wheeler the court also threw out the charges against Ed win former solicitor of the Interior and Gor don Campbell of who were indicted jointly with The three men were charged with con spiring to defraud the government in connection with obtaining of oil and gas land Todays decision leaves Senator Wheeler free of all charges unless the government should succeed iu winning an appeal to the higher Whether such a step will be attempted was not made but the Wheeler counsel expects no such The specific charge against Sen ator Wheeler and the other de fendants was that tney conspired to defraud the government by ob a large number of gas and oil permits to prospect on the pub lic and in its argument the government asserted all the per mits were for the use of one Gordon a procedure it contended was Justice in his hold the indictment failed to j charge a violation of the law and was therefore He asserted the federal land act does not limit the number of per rain falls and the melting to be issued to any one pros is getting The River and that the secretary of which last apparently was j the interior by his regnla about to suddenly started go beyond the and to risp again early this morning deny the applicants rights given rapidly than thorn by thc ing to the waters coming down EUROPEAN flood due to the recent heavy to the waters from various All Uie low lying country around Lyons is The water has formed a vast lake three miles wide am from the surface at hen he plunged ten stones reservations said n elevator shaft was an with ble Coroner in Some declared today in of recently asr rom custody employed detectives to eii of Coroner them to prohibition am said there was no criminal wno disguised snt in the action of guests was with Vogt for No guests win be searched as of an overcoat when the tney the sight of bottles Jl IIM I year old exports anil will be pro HIES I primate of underwent an during thp debate on th j operation today for correction of a world court Senate b lesion of the After the Senator Smith it wa of promi operation it was stated everything announced today by the senate nent died hero today of was normal and that the cardinals declined to give an from the merchant and the many places the trunks of poplar cotton grower is balanced to somu extent by encouraging reports from the livestock industry in the trees and the roofs of houses are to bc In Touraine all the rivers are ly business review of the rising Acre after acre of I condition was THERE AINT NO SANTY GLAUS on tables will be greeted by more than a frown of they Lid On in an purpose of drying up Wa was hurled through an emer eney door in an elevator Detectives arrested five other who they said had been in a oom with Vogt and prohibition law was charged cos putting crimp four of They are jn xew Years celebra of Detroit eighteen federal prohibition j na Arbor address officers were assembled here and Harrison campaign here will be At the same time paralleled by similar drives was arrested throughout Texas and i a snarge of being The 18 men sent here are le five gave bond and will be giv i a hearing in police court this Vogt and were dele ates to the Delta Kappa iw in annual convention completion of a cor icrs into the death earli er Joseph Univer at Cornell was df after Vogt ten Tutwilder hotel had boarded tenth floor and were working under the general tion of Baker of San deputy prohibition administrator of the western district of Mysterious Fire Destroys Cafeteria Worth Opening Day FORT Fire of undetermined breaking out at the close of the first days destroyed the new Pangburn Cafeteria here just before midnight last Loss was placed at manager of the was locking the front mr scuffling over possession doors when he heard an explosion witnesses told de back to find the kit s Vogt witnesses was cnen m door lift gave the lift gave ELECTED University of was today of the Delta Kappa Ep on at the annual con ation THE WEATHER East Texas Tonight and Wed probably occasional rains in south slowly rising L ball scheduled for tonight was i temperature on death West Texas and Oklahoma To an and Wednesday generally in a hotea slowly rising Reserve Bank of Dallas released to Trade has declined in this district the last month and this is accompanied by both a quantity and price reduction in A large proportion of low grade cotton in this years crop has its and consequently weakened purchasing power thc the report While trade and cotton are weath ering rough bask industry of Texas seems to be re some of its pristine This one the court de was sufficient to throw out the and it woo un necessary to pass on the legal points raised by counsel for or on the demurrer filed by William special gov to the plea of interposed by former The acquittal in Montana of Senator although not passed on by the was stressed by the Wheeler counsel as tile riverside meadows are The Saone River has flooded all the region around In the department of Cher the floods an argument against are beginning to reach the government contended the two indictments were for different of fenses they claimed the senator had Senator Wheeler him self had charged he was being and after announce ment of the decision he Is sued a statement in which he said I am delighted to learn of the decision in my favor and I hopp that this will end these aux Although the Seine its Yonne and the are still the water as has done no damage and river traffic Cattle prices are above those of a i say year and after a live year the industry has many marks of The banking situation is satis Austrian Hundreds of lives have been lost in floods along the Rumanian frou dispatches from and that J now be Per The flood waters are declared to be I to devote some of my time sweeping bodies imi debris thr and attention to constructive meas ures in the United States showing a rise in the report Net deposits in member bunks on November 25 to which was er cent above November A surplus of unskilled labor contrasted with healthful activity In industrial A lessened for farm laborers has cre ated the surplus of unskilled report Building Favorable weather has stimulat ed farm operations and the ng of crops arid the seeding of small grains virtually have Winter plowing is un der and the early sown grain s reported to be in good condition hough late reports indicate that aln is needed in some sections growth of lato Tiie summary said that U per ent of thc cotton had been ginned iy December Way to Beat Rubber Monopoly Is To Use Very Little Rubber The best method for the United States to follow in combatting high rubber prices is to use as little it the product as possible and to mild up independent sources secretary Hoover declar d today in commenting on develop ments growing but of charges gainst an alleged rubber He added that if this country to sell wheat and cotton in bodies imi debris streets of that tragic case is told of a of five who took refugee on th roof of home only to be ed off by lire which broke out in th were MOODY MAKES FLAT DENIAL INTERVENTION ney General Dan Moody has not given the matter consideration one way or the he said todav iu denying special dispatches irom Austin saying he had de not to intervene in the oil suit brought by Austin men contesting production rights of the Big Lake and Texon oil companies on lands in The suit asks damages and possession of Kases now held by he Big Lake ami The plaintiffs contend oil was not being produced in commercial quantities within tho specified Ten days ago Judge Cal of Fifty Third District Court liere ruled the suit should be tried rather In Travis county and plaintiffs save notice of appeal to the Court oC Civil Appeals DIRS SAN based on ratio William former f cost of production of school teacher in early nd the price American consum day county West Texas rs are paying for the wheat and died at the home would sell a bushel and his Tuesday morn at 75 cents EMBARGO ON CUTTLE BT tEK TAIX HERDS OF OKLAHOMA embargo against tick in cattle from Texas and parts of went into effect iu Oklahoma An order to this effect was issued by White president of State Board of The came as a result of a large per cent of cattle arriving at local stock yards from Southern Texas being found to carry Whitehurst The embargo will allow animals to come into or pass through Oklahoma only if they are certified as having been dipped within 1t days or are apparently ree from Should these con ditions not be Whitehurst stated that it would be necessary or shippers from the restricted areas to send all cattle to Fort Worth for certification by United States officials at the stock COAL BARON DIES president f the Kemmerer Coal Com owning and operating an mines at Sandy died oday in Atlantic City he ad gone to had snf ered Interested o in bituminous he waa to or the at coat  

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