The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1922-12-16
COL. CHARLES E. STUMP, THE REG:
ULAR OLD TIME TRAVELLING COR.
RESPONDENT FOR THE BROAD
AK, DELIGHTS TO SPEND MUCH
OF HIS TIME DOWN IN OLD TEXAS
WHERE HE CAN FILL UP ON RICH
EATING.

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of them all, and the others l will no,
have time to tell you about except
Mrs. Laura Carroll, who is some mn.
sician, and l am reminded of another
Mrs. Callie Martin. But now, I was
not in all this house alone, but there
was Major R. R. Wright, of PhiladeI.
phia, Pa, president of the Citizens
and Southern Banking Company, Of
Philadelphia. Of course you know
this old gentleman, because he spent
fifty years in the school room as a
teacher and college president, and
then he retired to take to the business
world. He is now president of the
bank and the people are buying stock
in his bank, showing their confdenc.
IN him and the cause he represent,
He is a great business man, and nv
room mate during his stay out her.
in the country.
This bank represented by Major
Wright has resources Of S16o o4377
l don't know what they mean bv this
resource business, but it is sometb;,.
you banking business peopI. NIL,
know all about. I find that I am
sleeping with money every night.
1 don't know when I have seen
so many rich farmers since bav.
been in the world. They are inc,
doing things, l am here to tell Won
Now there is Tom Cook and h. i
some pumpkins. You would not think
IT by looking at him, but honey
he has some home, and I believ.
in my soul that he has a thousand
chickens, turkeys, hogs, geese, horses
mules, and all the other things
that goes to make things good. He
has sons and daughters, sonnet Of
them married and some to be married
and then he has them in school, and
his wife, like Mrs. Porter, one of the
finest women l have ever seen. Then
| came in contact with Squire Porter,
whose heart is as big as his storr--'
and his pocketbook larger tn
combined. He is a man from
nile, and he is a leader among
Ind he is cotton buyer as We, Is
/ cotton raiser.
They have one more good "
tut here. 1t is Rosenwald SC CO
md honey they have a building, and
here is Prof. T. J. Douglass, who is
he head of the school, and he is well
ducated. and the same can be said
+ those associated with him, Miss
uanita Huckaby, Mrs. Allie Cook and
frs. s. ]. Frazier, and they are doing
he work tell you honey.
Now about the male COW, l wish
GU could have seen him wanting to
ght with me. He snorted, threw
irt over his back, and pulled and
roaned, and even got down on the
round, and l just looked at that old
and told him to come on
} was ready for him, and / intended
, knock the devil and he'll out of him.
Ie were just to have heluva time.
Now Bishop William Decker John
IN is doing a great work out here,
I'd he is inspiring the youth. I don't
low when I have seen. He spoke
the ministers and people on Han
ring Cause" He said among other
ings: "The great trouble in getting
rward in this world is not so much
finding the forward path as in re-
owing the hindering causes that lie
the path. And to this end reason
the specific power of the mind to
iich we must appeal in discovering
rat the hindering causes are, and
lere they lie. In this we see at once,
In superior over the brute creation,
itinct is the last appeal of the brute
removing an obstacle from his
tn. That failing, the obstacle re-
inns. He must remove the obstacle
It as his forebear has done for ten
ousand thousand years. The brute
S no adaptability, no tact, no reason
sense of progress. On the other
nd, man has reason to guide, ne
.nds the error of his ways, and prof.
by his mistakes" Now along
S line he made a wonderful address.
is Just going into the hearts OF
|. people. Rev. DR.. R. S. Jenkins IS
. secretary of the conference, and
is going to be the next general sec
airy of the General conference IN
and from there he is go
to the episeopaey. I wish you
II ;,.4 - bovr. he Il loved BY