The Austin Statesman. (Austin, Tex.), Vol. 43, No. 275, Ed. 1 Saturday, September 26, 1914 Page: 5 of 10
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$50,000.00 Worth of Household Needs in This Sale
Such Opportunities to Save Are Not Being Overlooked
E. M. Scarbrough & Sons
ie men who
WITH BELGIUM REFUGEES
BaronetBiscuit
**************************
TRAVIS COUNTY COURT.
Buy biscuit baked by
Always look for that Name.
with the Katy Limited at 5:05 o'clock-
It took the pgeons that Conductor
Austin and liberated for the return
REAL EBTATE.
BRILL BUYS A BALE.
ONLY ONE DAY FOR HOMICIDE
TRANSFERS MONDAY MORNING
4 In block 74 of Austin.
Sep-
TEXAN KILLED IN ALABAMA.
from
ME ASKS ABOUT AUSTIN.
na here, who is connected
5
MAYOR INSPECTS WORK.
FINES ON SHIPS REMITTED.
MAJOR TANKAVITCH IS DEAD
“At the Sign of the Trunk
510 Congress Ave.
Mrs. Sale’s Dancing Academy
Bridge and
I
Structural Iron
ty-
■I -
BALE OF COTTON STOLEN.
LARGEST MOVING VANS IN THE CITY
and store.
'anta, Awnings and
For Terms Phone 2590
at me
gor Doe
rnor’s P
Ue or Co
Graham
Crackers
This Week Our September Sale
of Household Furnishings
PRESIDENT FEARS IT MIGHT BE
CONSIAUEO AS PERSONAL.
firape Cream of Tartar
MO ALUM
HOUSEWIVES
Daily Economy Calendar
W. F Conner, Bou th wee tern passen-
ger agent for Wabash Railway with
headquarters at Dallas, was in the
city yesterday on official business.
other thing
livery of th
Texas to the
id bank sha
of Educati
of the scho
certificates
ich shall bl
the rate o
• this arti
cessary th
y propose
exas.
rtice provi
the bank e
an $17,800,1
ard of Ed
curities and
ipal value ]
0O0. and dr
r to the Tri
held and de
pital of thi
I then proc
COULD NOT
STAND ON FEET
Itai consistg
principal
r bonds no
chool fund
oximate am ।
additional i
ed and pah
ler the pro
original cay
90,000 In mi
ow owned
und shall I
tificates ins
in convent
d by the a
» of procedi
allure of b
a net rei
stock in a
nd her achi
Mr. Wilson Appreciates the Compli.
ment. But Would Rather Not
Have IL
utely certain
correctly ru
ed, sti] It do
i make the i
on the-inves
I, for that r
i lose princip
tment accord
b followed.,
small fortut
this bank b
will beath
hich will be
addition to
those who q
improvement
ks accou
r whom are
the profits I
thia institut
in such a 1
us a recurri
NATIONAL BISCUIT
COMPANY
VX/E have just received another shipment of
Matinee and Party Cases and Ladies’
Hand Bags, in all the new shapes and leathers.
We would be glad to have you come in and
inspect same.
As usual our line of Trunks. Suitcases and
Bags is complete in every respect.
Mail orders solicited. Write for catalogue.
Robert Mueller & Brother
Austin Trunk Factory
Never before in the history of this store have the stocks been larger and richer, and in spite
of advancing prices, caused by European eonditions, our prices are even lower than before
and thousands of housewives, boarding houses and hotel keepers are taking advantage of
these prices and are buying their Fall and Winter supply of household needs
Fifteen Hundred Man, Women and
Children Being Cared for in
London.
Judge and Mrs McLaurin have re-
turned from an Eastern trip of all
summer duration.
Uneeda
Biscuit
Tempt the appetite,
please the taste and
nourish the body.
Crisp, clean and fresh.
5 cents.
Round, thin, tender—
with a delightful flavor
■—appropriate for lunch-
eon, tea and dinner.
10 cents.
Iron Workers Indero. Plan to Estab-
lish Finaneial Inetitution.
THIS SALE INCLUDES BLANKETS, COMFORTS, BED LINENS, TABLE LINENS AND
TOWELS, WINDOW AND DOOR HANGINGS, ALL KINDS OF DRAPERY WINDOW
SHADES,, RUGS,.CARPETS, MATTING, LINOLEUMS, ETC., CHINAWARE AND
KllHlN UTENbILb.
Thursay
her husbai
MARRIAGELICENSE.
Geore» Malon: Douglan ana HI.U.
Parsone.
.inu.em.nl park 1. now th. laruon
camp for Belgiaa retugees in th. on-
don autrtot and makes ideal quartern
tor th. homelen toreigners who aro
beine curea for there.
DECLMES EMDORSEMENT
BY JERSEY DEMOCRATS
Mr. and Mrs Howard wells of Van-
derbflt are visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. P.
Norton.
f, contemplal
that the M
re and may 1
ovide the Bb
this same ■
Let every freshman see the freshman
tcday from 4 to 6 p. m. in Caswell &
Smith’s window.
Dalle* Jury Assesses Faroicial Punish-
ment on Policeman Who Slew Youth.
Patrons of Rural Schools Interested
Are Notified.
Hi* Intrigue* Said to Have Been Di.
root Cause of Present War-
AUTOMOB I LBS REGISTERED.
L N Wilkinson, Austin, Ford. Na.
1891
H- C. Maars. 1204 West Sixth Stret,
Overland, No. 1892.
tem ber 23, 1414 .,
J. Powell to W
An Engagement.
An engagement of much interest to
Hen. William von Rosenberg Jr- Judaa
Complaint* filed; F
BAKING
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
Made from
that the si
17,800,000 Ini
ds, school. I
nd other a,
incontestab
nd safe thai
g of th* AM
cause any 1
» long as I
ia
of Interest o|
er cent Th
of these seq
id the bank fl
l of Educaq
earing t pel
i that for tn
alf of l pel
s exchanged
t securities
Vhich is to *
ate instituti
»litics for a
rienced and t
We Guarantee to Move Your Furniture without a Scratch.
Cabinet and Repairing Work. We move, pack, ship
furniture. No job too large or too small. Tenta, Aw
Bleeping Porch Curtains made to order.
............ 7000
J. MeIntyre
"He feels confident that you win
know th. mptrit in which h« ay. thia;
that in.uruing th. Democrat ot New
Jerney not to do thia ha la not abatng
la th. lenat hl. AeP appreclation."
rpless arrtve4 hero
Han Antonio to join
ST
posh
BY FRANCES MARSHALL
(Copyright, 1018, MKll.ro Newe.
paper Byndleate)
Edited by
MRS. J. L. LANDRUM.
Old Phon. 2070.
LONDON, Sept. 26— Wvery day at I
o’clock a bell ring. In th. ureat nht-
bition hall of Alexandra Palace, wMere-
upon 1500 women, children and old
men with a scattering of you the, Hl
up a clatter of wooden eoes. Thi.
TEMPLK, T>«, Hept M — Geore.
Koch, proprietor of e local thirat par-
lor, la mourning the low of a bale of '
LABOR UNION BANK PROPOSED sildcompounddianFaPinkhemowegeti
conmort were Uma hm t ed at Sarajevo,
the Bonntan capital.
factory, the revolvers with which
Archduke Franz Ferdinana and ht.
showed it to my husband and he snid,
' Why don’t yon try It T* SoIdid,and
lafter I had taken two bottle. I felt
better and I mH to my husband, I don't
| need any mor.,’ and be said • You had
better take it a little longer anyway.’
So I took it for throe months and got
well and ntrong. "+Mrs. ALoNzo E.
BAKER, 9 Tecumseh St, Adrian, Mich.
Not Well Enough to Work.
In three word. la hidden the tragedy
of many a woman, hqusekeeper or wag.
earner who rapport, hernelf and is often
helping to support a tvMf, on meagre
wage.. Whether in house, ofm,fae-
tory, shop, .tore or kitchen, woman
nhould remember that then, is one tried
and true remedy for the Ills to which all
women are prone, end that is Lydia E.
Pinkham’* Vegetable Compoud. It
promoter that vigor which makes work
eery The Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine
Co., Lynn, Mass.
A. W. Brill, th* saddlery and har-
ness dealer, is th* latest accession to
the ranks of the "buy a bale" move-
ment, having purchased his bale yes-
tsrday at 10 cents from a tenant farm-
er residing near Del Vail*.
Kn
AL
Pa
li
„Becretary Tumulty’s letter was to
Eawaraa Grosasup, state Treasurer
°* New Jersey, « followa:
You were generous enough to con-
suit me as to whether th* Democrats
of New Jersey should at this time in-
orse th* President fur a second term.
I had a tokk with the Presldent about
it and he deeply apprectates th.
erosity of th. suzdestion: but
Jersey l. hl. homa tate, the_______
would act in thia matter aro hla own
personai frienda and he feel, that it
might soem that he is taking advan-
tage of th. extraordinary situation
existing to gain bome personal advan-
tag. through auch an expreaslon of
conrdence by them,
"Thin would be inconntstent with his
whole thought and spirit and he
■brink, from it aa from bomething that
would embarras him rather than help
him.
I searched my little garen plot
Till even-time, all unavailing.
Until at last I quite forgot
The treasure I had been bewailing;
But* twixt the lights of night and day
I leap the wall, with you to play.
And there I found my wilful stray
Had flown from me to you.
Then lovely looks of shy eurprise
That hovered in your dancing eyes
Explained how one thought multiplies
When It is shared by two.
Max Plowman in Westminster Ga-
setts.
Mrs Cash Hli
725 and 14.4 varas of land in
part o! J. P. Wallace league for
road purposes. July 1, 1411...
LONDON, Sept- H—A Rom* dis-
patch says Major Roja Tankavltch, to
whoa* intrigues the source of th*
present war was traceable has, ac-
cording to a Vienna dispatch been ,
found dend by Astrians near Kru-
pagne where hr commanded a battery '
of Serviar artillery in a recent battle. 1
Major Tankavltch was charged for-
were straggling away from their burn-
ing villagen, some for the Dutch fron-
tier, to be herded together In Flushing,
and others for Brussell, whence they
were sent to Ostend, ultimately reach-
ing Loondon.
These peasants, trained in extremely
frugal living, had hitherto managed to
do with three meals a day. But in the
refugee camps they found a fourth
meal at i o'clock. At first they took
their tea as a duty expected of them.
Then they found it helped to break a
long Interval In a monotonous day. Now
they clamor for tea.
The older Belgians have not yet re-
covered from the horrors they have
passed there. One of the volunteer
trip by wing last Thursday, only one
hour and twenty-eight minutes to fly
the eighty-One miles between Austin
and San Antonio. Wnen the pigeons
were released from their cage here It
was 11:44 o’clock In the morning The
railroad man told when he returned
to San Antonio that the birds reached
their cotes at 1:01 o'clock in the aft-
ernoon.
Are You Subject to Bilious Attacks?
Persons who are subject to bilious
attack* will be interested In the expe-
rience of Mrs. Louise Shunke, Frank
fort, N. Y. "About five years ego I
suffered a great deal from Indigestson
and billousneen," she says. "I began
taking Chamberlafh’s Tablets and they
relieved me at once.” For sale by all
dealers.
FIFTY-THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
Hon. Qeorg• Calhoun, Judga.
Suit Ajed:
Pat Rail vs. J. P. Schneider, to re-
move cloud from title.
। seven labor unions maintain hezu
$
mally by the Austrian government
with supplying from th. Servlan army
WASIINGTON, Br pt. M—Sedte-
tary Garrimon today decided to remit
th. finen, totaline approximately $606.-
000. Imposed oh th* Hamburg- Amer-
Iran lipers Yprinaga, Bayaria ani
Danta for alleged trrogularitier in their
clenrance papers nhortly after th.
Amercan occupation of Vera Crus.
appearance. Remove th. rain from
some new potatoes which have bran
| quartera here it la harged th. banks
In th. city are not in nympathy with
| orxanized labor and have loaned union
। fund, to opponents of labor.
A renoltition againnt National pro-
i hihition waa voted down.
I A puro. was re lard today to provide
luxurien and comtorta for Presldent F.
; M Ryan and others who are in prinon
for participation In the interstate-
traraportatlon of Apamite
CIRCLE A GINGER ALE
O. L. Anderson of Phoenix, Arz, has
written the Chamber of Commerce
requesting Information and printed
matter relating to Austin, her Indus-
trie* and possibilities.
Mada of the finest
ingredients. Baked
to perfection. The
national strength
food, io cents.
1
WASHINGTON, Sept, IS—At th.
Airection or President Wuson, Secre-
tary Tumulty today wrote a tetter to
New Jorsey Democrata decuning to
have them indorae th. President for a
secona term.
TEMPLE. Tei., Hept. .—Tel-
grams were received here today stal-
ing that Joe W. Alexander, formerly a
well known Templelte, had been mur-
dered at Birmingham, Ala. Decedent
was at on* time chief clerk In the of-
fir* of the master mechanic of the
Santa Fe Railway here and later was
engaged in the real estate and insur-
ance business. He was 55 years of age.
A widow and several children survive
and are thought to be living at Waco
and Houston.
sage of thia law. Tim* and again
men have gone before the people and
proposed a diversion of this fund, and
each time th* people have rebuked
them, and I believe they will do it
again.
Th* men who are behind this pro-
posed law are honorable in th*ir pur-
poses and belleve that they are right,
and this is th* serjous feature of this
proposed legislation.
It will be too late to act after this
bill is rassed, and every thoughtful
citizen who agrees with me should
take wbat action he can to defeat its
passage.
cotton whieh dinappea red from in front
of his business place during the wee .
hours nf last night Mr. Koch early ,
joined th* buy s bale movement and
parted with 114.14 for the hale. The
final parting was without donsldera-
tion named of any kind. Strenuous ef-
fort* sre being made to locate the
missing bale.
VMM aswauberley -bhnson. agurp-
Thornwell Fay, assistant to th* re-
celvers of the International & Great
Northern, and ▲. Q. Whittington, gen-
eral manager to the receivers of that
load, made a short inspection of the
condition of local property of th* road
while th* 10:30 o’clock L&G.N. pas-
senger, ou walch they were traveling,
made the usual stop her* yesterday.
Messrs- Fay and Whittington were in
private oar No. 8.
J. — Gullette and wife tn George
Harris Brash *t al., lots 23 and
it In block 11 of Bros* subdivi-
rim of blocks 9 and 11 in out-
lot 41 in Divilon B of Austin.
June 1, 1114 .......................
Jefferson Donovan to the Stacy-
Robbins Company, the south
70 feet of lots L 2, | and 4 In
block 74 of Atsl. August 11.
1914 ........................10,000
Alice Rainey and husband Alfred
Rainey to Mrs Maggi* R
Scott, a tract of land in the
town of Flak villa November
28, 111® .............. in
The Stacy-Robbins Company to
Jewel P Lightfoot the south 71
foot of lots 1 and I in block 74
of Austin, containing 70 by
ill f**t September 24, 1114. 8000
The Stacy-Robbins Company to
Mrs Jamao H- Robertson et nl,
the south 70 foot of lots | and
Rheumatism Paine Stopped.
The first application of Sloan’s Lin-
iment goes right to the painful part--
It penetrates without rubbing—It atopa
the Rheumatic Palns around the joints
and gives relief and comfort. Don’t
auffer! Get a bottle to-day! It la a
family medicine for all plains, hurts,
bruises, cuts, sore throat. neuralgia
and chest pains. Prevents infection.
Mr. Chas. H. Wentworth, California,
writes:—"It did wonders for my Rheu-
matism. pain is gone as soon as I ap-
ply it. I recommend it to my friends
as the best Lniment I ever used,"
Guaranteed. 25c. at your Druggist.
Adsertising car No- a of th. Bar-
num A Bailey circus was sent to Ban
Antonio yesteray afternoon, going
Mr. and Mrs. O. W Hardy are the
happy parents of a baby daughter
named Elisabeth.
Mrs J. W. Hoyt of Ban Antonio, re-
cently from Brownsville, arrived here
a few days since to meet her daugh-
ter, Mise Dorothea Hoyt, who had
been visiting in Washington and Ore-
gon. Mise Hoyt will matriculate in
the University this term. Mrs. Hoyt
returned to San Antonio last night
League Mooting.
The League of the Presbyterian
Southern Bunday School win meet at
7 p. m. at the chapel. Mrs. John Vin-
son will address the meeting on her
missionary work In China and as she
to just returned from there her sub-
ject will be of more than ordinary in-
terest. Miss Eden of San Antonio will
sing. She is the possessor of a beau-
tiful voice and it will bo a meeting
The University German Club will
entertain with the second dance of the
week tonight at K C. Hall.
with the circulation department of The
Statesman. Mr. and Mrs Sirpless will
be welcomed As resldents of Austin
Mrs W R Smith left for Beaumont
Thursday night, having being sum-
ironed there on account of the serious
illness of her sister, Mrs. Horace My-
rick.
Now located at 404 West Eleventh Street. Private lessons
given at any hour. Also clubs and private classes taken.
Classes held at Protection Hall on Monday and Thursday
evenings, 8 o’clock. All the newest dances taught.
. MISS MARY SALE annonnes she will open a class for
children in Ball Room and Classical dancing, elass forming,
Saturday from 4 to 6 at Academy.
PHILLIPS I EVERITT w”‘
""*5" W — " Phomen orriee MM. nerid-mee mm
boiled ana allowed to get cola. Than I th* fnshfonable world !■ announced to-
out them Into moderately thick alices. day. namely that at Mise Nathalie
Cut up aom* pealed tomatoes in a I Harrtson, daughter at Mr. Mitchell
stmilar manner. Dreos the potatoes Harrison, to Mr. Albert S. Roberta, Jr.,
with the ass mixture and arrange them Miss Harrison', mother was Miss Vir-
neatly in a salad bowl. Place ths «inia Norris, sister at Mr. a. Heide
bices or tomato among them and, IE Norrie of this city. Mise Harrison.
dhstred,..xarnth the.daled here and made her debut at a targe dance which
hherswich.pieosottresh.waterorsss.|was given in their honor 57 their
Thiusinabetier.itkepten.thoriccubox unele ana aunt, Mr and charis
numben.otchourasdeforancenvine... Custis Harrison, two wcamone ngo,
","26 "4.“ pon"ih
powder and a teaspoonful of vinegar Texan, and brother of Mr.J^nTZ
Add two tablesponfuls of finely ChalmerB Roberta of London, England,
chopped cress. Spread come buttered No date has been net the wedding,
slices of thin bread with the paste. The marriage of Min* Virginia Harri,
make into sandwiches, roll in a damp son and Mr. Albert Lawrence Smith
napkin and place in a tin box until I W,H take place on October 17.— Phil-
•upper time. These can be served in adelpbia observer.
place of the regular bread and butter | The above announcement will be
Tomato and Cucumber Sandwiches: I read with much interest by the friends
Cut some thin slices from a fresh cu-1 of General Roberta and son.
cumber, and also cut some tomatoes AAA
Mayor A. P. Wooldridge and Council -1 ------ to lie down, I got
th. past month under tbs bupervislon l tbs yard and I picked it up and read it,
of <5. R Metenie. It Mid ‘Saved from the Grave," and
Season 1914-1915, Beginning October 1st, I
Mrs. H. Guest Collins, Teacher of Singing |
Studios at Reed's Music Store and University Baptist Annex.!
Phones 1828 and 1849, I
entthinoniiee.ySpread.alion a."oft Cotton res. campaign.
puzn sroun m San tn •me°puom‛teh jXItoto , Theu draes n.cotfongood movement
autin -a wa • • • - 10 ndultuNitN mh“nofensznoon eleepine aa ona mighe supdose. Those
ready some moderately thin slices of I when they call a meeting in the early
white bread Spread them rather part of next week. Just when and
thickly with th* prepared butter, place where In the city has not been deci-
a slice of cucumber and on* or to- I ed, but it will be announced In due
all right, title and Anterest in
150 by feet out of the south-
east corner of out lot 47 in Di-
vislon D of Austin, belng all of
lot 1 and part of lot 1 of Mid
subdivision. February 1, 1903. 2031
0. M Ashby and wife to Hattie
A- Delno part of block 44 in
Division E of Austin, contain
Ing 44 by US 1-1 feet August
1, 1414 ..........a........... 4*04
0 M Ashby and wife to Hattie
A. Delno 10 acres of land, part
of Wm Cannon leugue, survey
14. ah*. 4 Augunt 4. 1414 .... WH
J. C. Croslin and wife tn Wm. von
Rosenberg Jr. County ’ Judge,
tional Association of
Workers Twenty
mato on each and form the sand- I time. Tn a long distance conversa-
wiches. Keep fresh in th* same way I tion with Mrs. Dibbrell of Seguin, she
as the cress sandwiches. I achepted the invitation to address the
Sardine Sandwiches: Take the sar-1 proposed meeting and will come pre-
dines from a large can. skin and bone I pared to champion the movement that
them, and mash to a paste. Take the means a great deal to every one now,
yolk* of three hard boiled eggs and There will probably be other speakers,
mix to a paste, and chop th* whites but Mrs. Dibbrell will lead, and as
yery fine, blend with this some melted she always handles her subjects most
butter, then, add the sardines, and capably there will be every reanon to
navor with.temon Juice. Pinally add [expect a good attendanee.
Mi olives chopped very fin*. The TMIIm News contains a mes-
Freshmen’sotelgymaulta now Ne foomyWekhingto ".xphirhhguote:
on Ml* at Caswel a Smith'. MTa Pennybacker aa expremine her.
PEORIA, m, Sept. 11.— Renolutions
I approving a central labor union bank
1 In Inatanapollw were adopted In con-
vention here today by the Interna-
every few minutes,
and before I did my
dusting I would have
State va Birdie Roberteon vagraney.
BUILDING PERMITS.
________________________________________ ’
Mra. C. MeCoy, Wanhinaton
Helghta, dwelung. |M.
Jullus Wright, Eleventh and Nava-
■ota, dwelling. MOD
Mary Eawardis, New Tork Avenue
dwelling, lilt.
Mira Ruth Hill. 404 West Twelfth
Street, garage, M«.
Mims Margaret Wahrenberter, MU
Cedar Street, addition to dwehinz.
selves and demand that this law be
not passed. I am not questioning any
man’s motive nor raising any per-
sonalities, because it is unnecessary to
do so. I am only challenging the rea-
son of this act and appealing to the
great mass of the people of Texas to
defeat this bill and preserve this mag-
nificent fund to th* education of th*
boys and girls of Texas.
here ar* *00,000 boys and girls on
our farms who constitute the body and
promise of this SUt*; and if they are
permitted to become educated, as they
can be, if Texan does her duty, our
citizenship willbe th* flower of the
world. If this school fund to destroyed
and the blight of ignorance hangs over
Texas again, "the man with sloping
brow, the man with the hoe" will be
found in every field in Texas, and th*
genius of our institutions will be gone
forever. It is incongeivable to me that
thoughtful men would attempt tn •pec-
ulate with the heritage of the children
of this State; and yet, unless the peo-
ple assert themselves this princely
fund is to be diverted and Texas to
to go into the banking business with
a capital, ths loss of which means the
destruction of hope, of high aspiration,
of lofty alm, and the noble purpose of
thousands and thousands of children
in this State. I want to appeal to the
manhood of Texas, to the mothers or
this State, to meet in your school
houses, in your churches, and in your
courthouses in precinct, ward, city and
county, and protest against this un-
holy diversion of this magnificent
fund.
I make this appeal in the interest
of the memory of those who gave to
us this fund; in th* interest of those
of the present generation who have
been benefited by It; In the Interest of
the boys and girls of this State, and,
in th* interest of our posterity.
Let a protest com* to th* Legislature
of the State of Texas, by newspaper,
by letter, by messenger, and by tele-
gram. urging the defeat of this meas-
ure. Let the leading citizens of the
various precincts of this state who
know how th* business of th* peni-
tentiary system of this State has been
made a mnockery of, who know how
th* State lost $800,000 of this school
fund in its Investment of the Houston
A Texas Central Railroad, and $400,000
In the bonds of th* Rusk Railroad.
Call their neighbors and friends to-
gether and protest against th* pas-
Potato and Tomato salad: Pass th. o ununualinterest.
z°‛ksozthrophardabohledgezzomroueh Kenilworth Hall Opaned.
Celty "salt,T°pepper, a duK of curry I KentiworEh iieu opene thia week
powd*r and a li t tl* sugar Add two under the most favorable auspices. It
tablespoonruis of oil. workin$ it into I was noted that the attendance was
th* lks of the egg’ WyegKes with eqval to that of last year despite the
a wooden spoon. As soon as a Wer I faet the attendance was expected to
Rec"y Smooth pasta 1. forme pour Intowin=to.zenerai"fnancfaconal.
hg-nazmasf” “c; e • "2
udavekycrauaiiythrootafespoonfulelins.fuly prepared to resume their
of thick cream and sufficient chopped • —u-ed:
parsley to give th* dressing a speckled
Greger frod
beve the p
feasible i
nstitutena
erauon el i <
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in the pei i
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former ii
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und and
al mlllions
ney. Be i
AS called it
egisiattr
reused pur
the must ,
hing piece
ory of thi
ate Thu >
i he wants
the school ■
nk, thereby
the bunkii
l fund, w}
en of Texl
e princely ■
4t<d people
r of this al
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standing tl
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id under tl
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omes a law
fraught will
isfortune 1
le than anI
as ever bet
naking bodE
ting this al
treat body I
is to asser
violate them
which is al
of the four
nd which. 1
ossible foJ
as to beoon
if destroy,
ed, and whi
learning 1*1
cates of tl
d the schol
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would jed
of the eviz)
follow If 1.1
e passage o
ice admits J
in the body
ide, or rat
r a rec oupr
nt of its lo
f they are nl
destroyed. I
air it in thi
Patrons of the country schools desir-
Ing to make transfers to the high ___
schools of the independent districts I gg _ n i__c a I,
should be on hand at the County Su- Iars- baker 30 Weak--Could
perl nt end ent’s office next Monday ___________L I?__I
morning at 4:40 o’clock. At that time I -‛OE —O ler Work——Found
the county board of education will hold I 1m N.1 «x__
a called meeting for the purpose of -MeI in -OVel Way.
considering transfers. I ----------
The four present members of the I Adrian, Mich. — “ I suffered terribly
board will also elect a fifth to fill the with female weakness and backache and
vacancy left by the recent resignation I -n-am cot M wenu 44 f
of Tom Stanley .. trustee for Pre- 268308627801850000 5°." Hat.
d net No. | EPdworkhew.. mY
hegm45i washed my dishes I
-JMI had to ait down and
“rE6WaE when 1 would sweep
■V L- E the floor I would get
NA 40 Ali so weak that I would
.-348 have to get a drink
•aid certificates and ultimate redemp-
tion of certificates at their par value
upon the liquidation of the bank, the
State of Texas shall be responsible;
and the Legislature shall, from time
to time, should default be made in the
interest herein provided for on said
certificates, or in their ultimate re-
demption at face value, appropriate
out of the general funds the liquidation
of such constitutional obligations.**
In the same section it provides that
the bank shall hold on hand $2,000,000
in securities covering any interest
upon the payment of which default
has been made. It to perfectly ap-
parent, or ought to be to any thinking
man that if this money to lost, the peo-
pie of the Stat* of Texas would never
again permit it to be gathered to-
gether by taxation and put into an-
other fund, because they would realise
that other politicians in the future
would again take it and again destroy
it; and the net result would be that
instead of having *17,400,000 in interest
bearing securities for th* education of
our children we would have no school
frund at all.
The fact that sixteen Senators for
this State have signed this pending
bill causes me to make an appeal to
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AMONG THE COURTS
NOTICE OF WATER filing.
Mayor Woolaridge recetved not Im
yesterday or a new minx on the wa
tors or the Colorado river for irriga-
tion purpones. Pursuant to the 1w J
in the uubjeot, the state Board «
Water Enjineers notined all tho
who had prevlously med on the watU,
®T the river, •o that .hey may 65
hand at a hearing on November * M 3
determine whether the new applica-
tion ehan be granted.
E 8 Bukela or Rowena deal re. the
privileg» at taking water from the
river to irrigate ninety-five acres riV
miles from Ballinger.
fHE AUSTIN DAILY STATESMAN. SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 26, 1914.
The Thought.
11 had a golden thought today;
I Ob, happy thought. It rat me smiline
& 11 turned it over every way.
I Then tossed it high, an twere a balL
I Alaa! Alaa! My golden thought!
| Where have you tlown t Where will you
:------------—-XL-L.!------- interpreter, at the palnc saye their
roir 1. favor or th. drew in cotton etorigsapreonasharzowin no longer
moverpentand.t further says,trom Th children are hmiing the time at
‘X^r^d/'S
seal federation t© show th*lr willing- open to them
ness to help.’ No doubt a great bene- Every day a group ot refugees with
fit can be brought about if there to tags giving their destination fastened
concentrated effort employed by those (to a buttonhole, are taken from the
who pledge themselves to sponsor the camps and sent to various parts of
movement. England, where homes have been of-
♦ ♦ ♦ tered. There ar* only about 6000 in
Mrs L. C. Prellin returned from a the camps and Secretary H. E. Mor-
delightful trip abroad and will be with gnn of the war refugees which acts
tne faculty of Kenilworth Hall this for the government in this matter, says
year. that he has received 60,000 offers of
- ald from persons in nil parts of th*
Th. Mises spears at Washinaton,Vntted Kingdom and 80,000 offers of
D. C., ar* visiting the Misses Iedbetternored
this week. 1 _
DALL.AS, Tex., Sept. 25.After one
of th* most sensational trials on a
murder charge in th* local court rec-
orda, H. F. Adams was today found
guilty of negligent homicide and his
punishment assessed at one day In
jail.
Adams, while a policeman, shot and
killed Duard Mise, a lad whom he was
trying to arrest on suspicion of run-
ning sway with an automobile. The
jury had been out since Wednesday
night.
♦ RAILROAD personals. ♦
4ItftStiltifB
N- B. Davis, traveling passenger
agent for the Fort Worth A Denver
City with headquarters at Fort Worth,
was in -.he ctly yesterday looking after
the interests of th* road he represents.
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