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THE STATESMAN
WWEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1920
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LITTLE TEXAS RANGER WINS A PRIZE
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MISS MARGARET RICE, ARTIST
TEACHER VOICE AND PIANO
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Land of the Long Ago
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Peerleas Quartet
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REOPENS FIGHT
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Hold Me -Medley Fox Trot
Wond’ring—Fox Tret
Pupil of Alfred Kelleher, artist-teacher of vocalization. New York
College of Musie; piano pupil of August Freameke, Director.
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"CAP" STREETER
AUSTIN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
Miss Reese, Directress
Frances Alda 64893
Gabriella Be sanzoni 64876
Enrico Caruso 87312
Mischa Elman 64894
Amelita Galli-Curci 74639
Orville Harrold 64892
Jascha Heifetz 64769
Edward Johnson 64895
Hans Kindler 64896
Fritz Kreisler 64902
Sergei Rachmaninoff 74630
Renato Zanelli 74632
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Joseph C. Smith’s Orchestra
Palace Trio
Selvin’s Novelty Orchestra
Sousa’s Band
Sousa’s Band
Arthur Brooke
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Join His “Army.”
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ON LONG VACATION
Fall Term Begins September 6, 1820
■SU YOUR APPLICATION HOW FOR
PIANO AMD VIOLIN
C. N, aibbe to Tom- Jarman, lot 5 of
block K in outlot 62 of division Bi
Little Miss James in her go-cart.
Down in Galveston, Texas, Miss Frances Drucilla James was
awarded first prise in a beauty contest Her little go-cart was decorated
in blue silk, and the judges had little difficulty in giving the prethier
honors to her.
In bio- I or outlot 40 in ilvislon o of
Driving Park-addition: August 24, 1926.
Considertion 1500.
TONIGHT-
Tomorrow Alright
Get a 255 Box
L P., Lochridge to J. A. Nordvall, lot
IC in block 1 of Riverview adition,
division O; .Angust 30. 1920. Consid r.
atlon, |306.
J. 8. Riley arid wife and Charles Her-
mon and wife to R. P. Patterson, ho
acres in William Sargent survey; Aug-
uat 23, 1920. Consideration 1405.
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: today holding
a result of our
U. S. SENATOR SMITH
IS RENOMINATED BY BIC
VOTE IN SOUTH CAROLINA
The Whitis Kindergarten
Opens Monday, Oct. 4, 1920.
MISS GERTRUDE WHITIS, Principal.
MIss Moselle Tyson of the Cincinnat Kindergarten Normal, Teacher.
For furtheri nformation address
MISS GERTRUDE WHITIS.
210 West Twenty-seventh BL
Austin, Texas.
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Leet You Forget.
Let he remind you that Chamber-
lain’s Tablets not only cause a gentle
movement of the bowels but Improve
the appetite nd strengthen the diges-
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penetrating, antiseptic liquid. It is not
agreasy salve and it doesnot stain When
others fail it is the one dependable
treatment for skintroublesof all kinds.
By Assoctated Press,
CHICAGO, Sept. L—The Republican
Midwestern conference of party leaders
began its two-day session today with
National Chairman Will H. Mays pre-
siding. The progress of the Repub-
lican presidential campaign was dis-
eussed.
A separate meeting was held in the
afternoon by the women in attendance
at the conference to take up the plans
of campaign based upon the ratifica-
tion of the suffrage amendment and
participation of Women in the Novem-
ber elections
tt was pointed out that the Connec-
ticut legislature wil meet in special
session September 14 and is counted
upon to furntsh a ratifying vote even
should there be any doubt about Ten-
nessee.
| Representation at the conference in-
cluded seventeen States Arkansas,
Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Kentucky, Kan-
sss. Michigan, Minnesota. Missourt,
Nebraska, Ohio, Oklahoma. South Da-
kota. Tennessee. Texas, Wisconsin ana
West Virginia.
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Wiiam Pfennig and wife to Rudolph
K. Ptenni, 100 acres in John Davis
grant of Suvey 11 on headwaters of
Wilbarger Creek: July IB, 1610. Con-
sideration 114,100.
R S. Robi risen and wife to Mary
Winning nichardmon, lot 11 of block 4
in Washington Heights addition, being
a resurvey of the original lot IB in
mubdivision of Ul acres of George W.
Victrola
nca. U. S. MT. Ore.
EUGENIC MARRIAGES,
will Insure to this country a healthier
and more intelligent "family of the
future" and many a woman, obviously
unfit for marringe, has had her hnaith
restored by the timely use of Lydia E
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. the
most succesaful remedy for female ills
the world has ever known. Enormous
qunntities of roots and herbs are used
annually in making this good old-fash -
soned remedy and no woman who suf-'
fers from female Illa should lose hope
until she han tried IL—(Adv)
STOP TCHINGEGZEMA
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Never mind how of ten you have tried
and tailed, you canstopburning, itching
eczema quickly by applying Zemo
furnished byanydruggistfor J5c. Extra
large bottle, $1.00. Healing begins the
moment Zemo is applied. In a short
time usually every trace of eczema,
tetter, pimples, rash, blackheads and
similar skin diseases will be removed.
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.Mucio Ramirez to Lorenzo Bosqvez,
lot 12 of hlock J in outlot 60 of Division
O in Driving Park Addition, August
27. 1920. Consideration 3173.
Roy C. Jones to Blanche Brdson, lot
36 In cutlot 18 of Division D of Austin.
August 25, 1920. Consideration 33.000.
Charles Wendlandt, Jr., to Mrs. F. W.
Martens. 4.97 acres of a subdivision of
Isaac Decker League; August 2. 1929.
Consideration 3450.
Emma K. Pfluger and aubsand, I.
W. Ffluger to Frits Habe-lein, lot 1 in
block B in town of Pflugerville: Aug-
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Spear league: June 2, 1919. Consider-
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A program of great music such as even the most ambitious im-
presario cannot present to the public. It is possible only for the
Victor. Every month in the year the Victor offers an interesting
selection of new numbers, and music-lovers everywhere have the
opportunity of hearing this music at any Victor dealer’s.
>L K. Ennis and wife to Ed Meier;
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W. IL Anthony to J. P. Loopez, jot 15 part ef outlot 77 in division 1 ; August
* * ...... -......! 27. 1920. Consideration $4,000.
This trademark and the trademarked word
"Victrola" identify all our products. Look
under the lid! Look on the label!
VICTOR TALKING MACHINE CO.
Camden. N. J.
claimed himseir "military governor of
the distriet of Lake Michigan" and with
fifty men ot his "escort" erected breast
works surmounted by barbed wire and
stood off the police for several days,
before desert ions in the ranks so weak-
ened the defending force that a lone
policeman finally executed a flank at-
tack and carried the tort
The courts in 1115 ruled that Streeter
had no title to the property and his
brick castle, which had succeeded the
steamboat home, was wrecked by
deputy sheriffs and then burned.
In i902 Street and two friends were
convicted of manslaughter in connec-
tion with the death of John S. Kirke,
killed in one of the frequent assaults
Diarrhoea Remedy in the cupboard. I
cave hl msome of It and he began
to improve at once. By the time the
doctor arrived he was out of danger."
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Any Victor dealer will gladly give you an illustrated booklet
describing these new Victor Records and play any music you wish to
hear. New Victor Records on sale at all dealers on the 1st of each
month. Victrolas in great variety from $25 to $1500.
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Keep Well and Be Happy.
If you would be happy you must
keep your bowels regular. One or two
of Chamberlain's Tablets taken imme-
diately after supper will cause a gen-
tie movement of the bowels on the fol-
lowint morning. Try it.—Adv
gkeee
•ost him.
On one occasion WB police besetged on the castle.
A Grateful Letter.
It is in trying conditions like that
I related below by Mrs Geo, L. North or
Naples, N. X, that proves the worth
of Chamberlain’s Colic and Diarrhoea
Remedy. "Two years ago last summer"
< she says “our little boy had dysentery.
At that time we were living in the
.country eight miles from a doctor
, our won was taken ill yuddenly and
I was about the sickest child I ever saw 1
: He was in terrible pain all the time'
and passed from one convulsion into
another. I sent my husband for the
doctor and after he was gone thought I
of a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic and |
By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.—Official
confirmation has been obtained of the
intention of the Mexican government to
mmediately install thirty new wire-
less stations, according to advices to-
day to the Departmet of Commerce
from Trade Commissioner Cunningham
at Mexico’ City. The cost will be ap-
proximately $250,000.
Auxust 21, 1920 Consideration $230.
By Associated Press.
COLUMBIA, S. C, Sept. 1 — Incom-
plete returns from yesterday's Demo-
cratic primary, compiled early today
| from thirty-seven of the forty-eight
, counties in- South Carolina, gave Sen-
ator E. D. Smith a wide lead for re-
, nomination over his three opponents.
I The tabulation showed that Senator
I Smith lacked only a few votes of -hav-
ing a majority of the ballots cast. The
figures were Smith. 22,330; George
Warren, 14.600: W. P Pollock. 8320.
W C. Orbey. 3033.
Governor Cooper has no opposition
I for renomination, according to returns
i tabulated by the Spartanburg Herald.
I John J. McSwain of Greenville was
I nominated for Congress in the Fourth
। District, defeating three opponents.
I-
tion $325
Willian Pfennig, Sr., to Thfoptil C.
Pfennig, 103 ac res of John Davis
grant, being survey 13 on Wiibarger
Creek: ‛uly 15, 1920. Considerntion
3 16,900.
H. F. Timmerman and wife to Fred
Pfennig, 120 acres in part of K. G.
Stewart’s (ne-third league No. 6 Aug-
ust 1,30. Consideration $6,236.35.
A. 8 Canady and wife to F. C. Homer
lots 1G and 17 in block 16 of Ridetop
annex, Caswell’s addition August 19,
190. Consideration >2309.
By Associated Press.
LONDON, Sept !.-• Polish forces
have attacked Lithuanian troops near
Augustowo, about thirty miles north -
west of Grodno, according to a tele-
gram from Kovno to the Lithuanian
representative in London. Recent ad-
vices from Lithuania have referred to
a boundary dispute between that coun-
try and Poland.
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life imprisonment, but after a few
months were released.
The sit of the "deestrict" is now
covered by more than a dozen sky-
scraper apartment buildings and hotels.
The land is valued at more than $50,-
900,000. Many of the present owners
have purchased deeds from Streeter as
well as the State in order that their
occupancy may not be interfered with
by the eighty-year old fire-eating vet-
eran.
Streeter’s claim is based on the con-
tention that the act creating the State
of Illinois fixed the "meander line"
of the lake as the boundary, and that
therefore his "destrict" was outside the
State and owed allegiance to no one
except the United States. The courts
held, however that Illinois extended to
the center of Lake Michigan, that all
land created by natural secretions of
the lake belonged to the adjoining
property owners; and that all land
created artificially belonged to the
State. The stranding of Streeter’s
steamship created land artificlally, it
was held.
_ Robert J. Hammond to Albert Tuck-
HOLDING CONFERENCE otkon, jararyzsmozuto: 6dl-
s
I. H. Parker, of the Confederate
Home, leaves today for the Sacramento
mountains in N. M„ on a two months
or more vacation with friends and
kindred.
On his return via El Paso, he will
drop off here and there along the way
and visit friends and relative. In air-
ferent sections of southwest Texas. He
is expecting a grand and joyous trip.
Chicago’s Famous Squatter Calls
Followers to Arms to Recover
His "Deestrict.”
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WHICH LEVEL
WILL SHE REACH?
MEXICO TO ERECT MANY REPUBLICAN LEADERS
Who have done so in the past,
fine positions at a good salary,
teaching!
Who Can Tell (From "Apole Blossoms") Violin
Troika en Traineaux (In a Three-Horae Sleigh) Piano
La Favorita-A tan to amor (Thou Flow’r Beloved)
Pickaninny Sleep-Song
Damon
Pretty Kitty Kelly
Drifting
Slow and Easy
What-cha Gonna Do When There Ain’t No Jan
So Long Oo-Long—Fox Trot
Streeterville. "General" Niles pro-
ust •> 1920. Consideration $1,500.
T. L. Tumey to Mrs. C. F. Martens.
90 acres in part of Isaac Decker i.ea-
gne; August 23, 1920. Consideratica
$10,04'0.
Charles H. Houston to Agnes P.
Houston, lots 5 and 6 of block 162 of
Austin; April 5, 1914. $3,100.
Emmett Id. Davis and wife, to Mrs.
Bessie 1uvis Mason al! interest in 162
acres of George W. Davis survey No. 13
Aogust, 1920. Consideration $250,
Anna If. Herndon to N. F. Pease, all.
interest in part of 6 asres of Swir hers
addition in Isaac Decker league. Feb-
ruury 11. 1918. .Consideration $1
Laura Tips Scherding to lad Pedell,
the west 52 feet- of lot 4, in hlock 153
of Austin; Auust 23, 1920. Considera--
tion $3,100.
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By Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Sept 1.—“Streeterville”
in the “Deestrict of Lake Michigan." s
' part of Chicago's famous "Gold Coast"
is about to be the scene of the thous-
and and first battle in its history, ac-
cording to notice served on United
States Marshal Bradley by Captain
George Wellington Streeter, eighty-
year old claimant to a 150.666.006 por-
tion of the exclusive Iake Shore Driva
section.
“Cap" Streeter and William H
Niles, one-time "miitary governor"
and commanding general of the army
of the "deestrict" having notified the
' Vederal authorities that they are about
to again try to enforce their claim that
Streeterville is not in any State in the
union, have invited the American Leg-
ion to essiat them and set the date for
the opening of hostilities as September
6. A letter to the Legion posts, a copy
at which was sent to Marshal Bradley
invites former soldiers to "meet me
at the foot ot Superior street in uni-
form armed and carrying a flag, and
help to end by force of arms the treas-
onable acts of judges or stand up
against a wall before a firing .quad."
A postscript invites the legionaires to
bring their lunch.
Captain Streeter has been fighting
since 1886 to establish his claim to one
ot the most valuable sections at CNi-
cago’s lake front. In that year his
steamer, the Reutan, stranded on the
beach during a storm. Csptaln Street -
er built a breakwater about the strand-
ed boot, 450 feet off shore, and made
it his home. The rapidly shifting
sands filled in the space between boat
and shore and added 193 acres to the
eits area. To this land Captain
Street laid claim, and in the next
Quarter of e century batties by the
unareds were fought in an effort to
Fd Build a World in “Th. Heart of a Rose"
La Gioconda — Vocedidonna (Angelic Vowel
L'Addio a Napoli (F arewelha Naples)
The Dew is Sparkling Violin
Villanelle (The Swallows)
Value* (Another Hour with Thee)
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