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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-23
City announcements.


For City Attorney
NEIL c. ERWIN.
For City Marshal
]. f. JONES.
For Assessor and Collector
CARROLL TODD.
For City Secretary
EARLE l.. GIBSON.
For ely Trea surel-
LYNN LASaWELL,
For Alderman Ward -
WILL MOORE.
For Alderman Ward .
7. 0. CHEATHAM.
For Alderman Ward 8
II d. McCOMBS.
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PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER --- Room
three over State Bank K Trust Co,
Dictation. typewriting and mimo-
graph work. New phone 54, old
phone III. Mrs. II. G. Young, tt
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ODDS, constipation and headache
are three common Affections and re-
lieying the constitution helps the
cold and stops the headache. Use
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ly cleansing, with absolutely no un-
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tie full for 3 een.5.-Adv. Cur
lin S TWO Drug stores.
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rAVORlrE MATTRESS FACTORY
Old beds made new and sanitary
We call for and deliver back same
day. All work guaranteed. Prices
tcaaona bic. Phone 43, corner West
Franklin and Elm, streets 2a2pd
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Rivers had one 20-round decision to
his credit. The pair battled two 1o-
round no-decistc&s goes III New
York. They were scheduled to
travel 20 rounds today at 1874
pounds rings5de weight
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WHEN YOU want 10 move yoar
household GOODS or piano phone
Thornhill 4 Co, satisfaction guaran-
teed. Old phone 80, new phone
40. tt
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SEE MlzELL, PETERS & COM
PANY for fire and automobile insur-
ance We represent only the best
II
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BAGGAGE WAGON Meets all trains
day or night. Phones No. :. John
Davenport. u
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NANIEi',

WANTED People 10 know that to
me.o-c4ll Wallace 4 Raiston. for
the moving van. Experience counts
Old phone $50. New phone /. If
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HOUSE MOVING - Satisfactory
work, prices right y" H Williams
Phoae TIA. II
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INSURE your automobiles and other
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APPEARING; NJ that h-r. =. VIVA, "a
saw. y, tho CRITICS rs d.,,c,or..
~ some OF these man seem IN
be ,ntim,dated Inv ,he blundors ~ ~.
mast knowing ina, contemnorarv
criticism has damned aInost e,,erv TN.
artist Of the n,neteenth century thev
are determined not to be caught nan
ping and they toln IN shouts OF applause
as each new harlequin steps upon the
stage. They forget that Il Is as danger
Gus to praise ignorantly as to blame nm
Justly and that tho raIler nj genius
though he may seem mora malevolent
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tertal a time. few of us arc I'M
mensely Interested IN 1t now.
To be frightened because certain wild
boys talk OF casting the old masters
overheard Ia nonsense. That win not
happen soon. We may like Walt Whit
man. but It does not follow that we
throw our Shakespeare out OF tho win
dow instantly. We do put aside a little
of Shakespeare every day, however.
Shakespeare himself, could he walk
again upon the earth. would rub his eyes
at his own performances; So greatly
have We changed the readings. The
time will como !nexorably when
Shakespeare will he IA remote from the
living forces as are the Greek and Chi
nese poets now. The law Of life n that
all things pass. ultimately. The healthy
and the young are undisturbed by this
law. Tho old cannot arrest II. Not
even Mr.. Cox could rcestahlish Marie
Antoinette upon a respectable throne.
Think what modern journalism would
do to herl
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GROUP OF western painters
u drifted into the galleries OF the
National Arts Club this week with
about forty pictures. We suppose they
are fishing for metropolitan compii-
ments. We feel SO pleased to ma that
Chicago still cares for our opinion. In
spite Of the Canon Hannay pronounce
ment that Chicago Is destined soon to DO
the worlds art centre. II indeed she be
not already. that nothing but words OF
honey for these pictures shall fall from
our lips. Who are we that we should
measure, weigh or criticise the products
Of the city Of destiny? Canon Hannay
never 30 much as mentioned no. He
said: Chicago has more will power
than London, Paris or Berlin. Chicago
will be the world centre of literature.
music and art" DO you suppose Chi
cGgo isn't after our good opinion at all,
but Is seeking already to instruct us?
Hideous thought. No. no; not yet.
Canon Hannay doesn't know everything.
II he was born and raised In Belfast.
We shall continue to admire Chicago
art just as though he had not spoken.
Consequently the pictures are good.
They are academical, but good. one or
two Of the portraits are as good II not
better than any in our Spring Academy.
and al least one of the landscapes IL
better than any landscape in either the
Winter or the Spring Academy.
This picture Is by l.. IL. Meakin and
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palaces ON the Arno; there 3.
melody Of roofs in the broad v.ew =,
'Volterra': there IL melody of arch..
in the 'Buttress. Ponte della 1rj1.
ita'; there IL melody Of bricks sns
walls 4 in the glimpse of bulId,ne.
under the Arch Of the "Conca. pe,n.
gia. 1t Is this melody that binds ara
knits together the accurate observat,n
and careful drawing Of his plates ana
preserves the spontaneity and fresh.
ness Of touch 90 necessary to sverv
etching"
Modern Art as shown At tho rres.,,
National Academy exhibition and OF.
tresne modern dress and dances "a .r
hibited by society will be caricatured an,
burlesqued At the twenty-thlrd annus
Fakirs' Show Of the Society Of Amer.
can f'a<irs at the Fine Arts Building, A.
216 West F'ifty-seventh street, durin.
the week Of April Is.
The Fakirs are all active student. g,
the Art Students League, who hsv.
made their annual show a featur. q,
artistic and social life In this city and
tho proceeds are used exclusively 10 CIV.
substantial cid to deserving and promi.
Ing art students OF both sexes.
The fakes OF tho prize winning
Academy paintings already finished end
those in preparation by the Fakirs polr,
to . larger and more welrdly art.s,o
wall" than at any previous SHOW.
Several well known artists have offered
substantial prizes and hundreds o.,
tickets have already been reserved by,
those in the artistic and art worlds vn,
yearly lend their financial and persona,
support TO this project.
The studios will he appropriately
decorated by the students and viii 3.
open to the public for the week. I. A,
promised that the widest dreams Of.
Loon Bakst and Paul Poiret will he sur.
passed by the costumes OF the studon,s
In addition to the exhibition az art
fakes an amateur theatrical perform
ance with unexpected side show feature.
will be given during the afternoons and
evenings.
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covers. mat wers designed and worked
out by Steinlen. Works by +. r. Collin
and A. Leroux, with many handsome
editions OF the books which these draw
ings illustrate, complete tho exhibition.
Our esteemed Contemporary PUCK
shows the right kind OF courage in
using for tn frontispiece this week .
water color drawing by John Marin.
Mr.. Marin Is an artist OF undoubted
ability. the development OF whose talent
is an object OF great interest to that
portion Of the world that keeps a con-
slant lookout for genius. He II sus-
pected Of being . genius. 0eniuses are
erratio. or their careers seem % until
life = laid before US II 10 usually found
to be Mnguiarly "ali In one piece"
Mr.. Marin's stchings and water oolors
have not alwayW been understood even
by these sympathetic watchers. These
latest works OF his in which skyscrapsrs
seem to breathe and dance and topple
right and left are very astounding, but
already few people have responded to
them and have declared that they
understand them. But We insis, At
least that whether understood or not
they arc Interesting and capable even
ot interesting wide audience Ger
t,inly tho scramble Of motors, carriages
and foot passengers along the avenue IN
this latest drawing IS sufficiently true TO
fact.
Puck has taken great pains with the
reproduction OF Mr.. Marins drawing,
which IL an added cleverness upon the
part Of Puck. II Puck intends to keep
up this sort Of thing soon al, the art
Students in town viii be collecting
Pucks just as they used to collect GU
BIAS years ago for the sake OF the
tcinlen drawings.
Frederick Keppel 4 Co, have placed
lightly OF Ernest u. Roth's etch!ngs in
heir gallery to remain on view until
\pril IS. Speaking Of Mr.. Roth's de-
lotion to italian architectural themes
carl Zigosser says:
"a mingl!nE Of German and italian
elements often proves fruitful In the
world OF art, In music, for instance
the careers OF Busoni and Wolf Ferrari
may be cited to show with what fe-
licity of result such racial characteris-
ties may he combined. So likewise with
the ctcher Roth. Upon his native gir,
or minute patient observation. OF dogged
perseverance In searching out values
he has breathed certain grace, a Ger.
tain rhythmic flow, a certain unifyins
thread In word, Italian melody
There y . melody Il shadows a IN
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keenest sort OF pleasure IN doNns and
dozens OF drawings tina, are still in the
portfolios of Henri Mat!sse at Meudon
and that Mr.. Cox probably hasn't seen.
We can turn right about face and ad-
mire the original drawings OF Bellery-
Desfontaine for Anatole Frances Ode
sur une urne grecQue," now on exhibit
ton au balloon at Scribner's. Fifth
avenue and Forty-eighth street. Tho
Bellery- Desfontaine drawings are classic
in that the draughtsmanship is more
correct than that that our illustrators
acoustom us to, but II is so full Of spirit
that 81 one Will adjudge Il academic.
The series OF Ste!nlen drawings in
cludes many Of the famous tramps. with
some OF the originals that he drew for
"Barahbas," the latest work Of l..
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Drawing by Jeannot for Moliere's lie Misanthro,e

Mr.. Clarkson's "Nouvart Ozeron"--that's
the name OF "A foreign lady perhaps; at
any rate. the picture Ia OF . foreign
lady-would be excellent Academy stuff.
only the foreign lady doesn't stand prop
erly upon her feet. The average OF the
other pictures in the show II respectfully
high, but there are no signs of any real
breaks from tradition. Lawton Parker
paints in the manner OF Fricseke and
Miller. +. c. Bartlett is more individual.
His "Blue Blinds" shows desire 10
mingle roinantic.sm with realism. His
LA Napoulc' even shows an awareness
OF the dreadful Cezanne. 1t is tho only
piece OF modern art present.
Upon the whole. we think we sec why
Canon Hannay felt 10 secure and safe
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IT HE avant- garde. the -ebeis. the
cubists, or whatever you choose to
call them, are delighted. They
know perfectly we'll. the reprubateo, that
the dear public won't understand . word
VI all this stuff that is written about
modern art, but knowing that where
there Is so much smoke there must b
some combustion will seek out the pic
lures and study them for themselves.
When they do that a large portion Of
them will become converted.
The public for modern art" Srows
every day. Even Mr.. Kenyon Cox be-
reves 1t to be the work Of "in the main.
honest II unbalanced and Ill regulated
minds" Something in the very name
modern art seems to attract people,
BESIDES. all over the world. a pathetic
craze for honesty has broken out. Hon
esty has become such q rare and high
priced Jewel that people are thriving at
the point where they prefer the hon.
esty Of crazy looms to the tiresome Abs
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in Chicago. The Academy there is In.
Probably Kenyon Cox Will be the
most mystiiied person In the world when,
after confessing TO having taken the
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the Mon.

Descave. and in which Ste!nlen let him.
self go much more freely than in the
series designed for the "Chanson des
Gueux,' by Richp.n. OF especial in
terest also are three incised leather
panels meant 10 be inlaid into book
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pr instance. absolute condemnation Of any
one kind Of art does harm. for there IL no bad
Kind OF art.-Ed,cin n. Biashjfeid in the Cen.
fury.
DO moi be deceived This 10 not vital art II
IL decadent and corrupt. .-Kenvon Coz In ScytA
her's
INSTEAD OF devoting pages and
pages, as It should. to . timely dis
i cussion Of the great event Of our art
year. the annual exhibition Of the
Academy, the April number e the Con-
fury devotes itself to what It calls Mod
ern Art" and has . symposium upon
that subject. with contributions from
John w. Alexander. Edwin H. B1ash-
field, L. l.. Blumenschein, W. Pach, =.
Stella and J. and q. Hambidge. 6cstb.
ner's Md0dstne for April has lees Of 4,
but what II has u pithier than the entlre
Century aggregations utterances rolled
into one. coming. as II does. straight
from the outraged soul Of Kenyon Coz.
Our esteemed contemporary Puck with
fine courage and the keenest sort Of
business intelligence goes both Of these
magazines one better. buys the mod
ern art" and prints It carefully and ton
derby az frontispieces. II not all this
wonderful?
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Of the sensible" Honesty. at any
rate" they cry. A certain portion OF
the public can be fooled all OF tho time,
as one Of tho most honest OF men dis
covered. These will be fooled by the
modern art just as they are fooled by
everything else that comes along.
Another portion, the guiding portion,
OF the community recognizes sincerity
or honesty in any form. in any language.
In any sort Of expression. Thess will
decide upon the real things" In the
sweeping art movement Of the lay.
which is important II Tor no other rea-
son because Il Is the movement ~ the
day. The wise ones are busily scanning
the output and making their purchases
with the Identical acumen that the
Havemeyers displayed years ago In p,ir-
chasing their Manets. or Mr. Garfield
used In his Whistler adventure.
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ed Indebtedness OF the City and for
the purchase or construction of pub
lie buildings. water works. sewers,
and other permanent proyements,
and for other public PURPOSES. with
in the City
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County Announcements

For Congress Fifth District:
HATTON W. SUMMERS.
WADE b. LEONARD.
For Judge 10th Judicial District
F. l.. HAWKINS (re-election) !.
For Representative, Place No. 2
ROBT. l.. SULLIVAN.
For District Clerk
GAIL TANkERSLEY.
For County Clerk
RUSH HICKMAN.
For County Judge
W. NJ. TIDWELL.
For Sheriff
H. S. DEARBORN.
For Tax Assessor
LEM WRAY.
For County Superintendent
w. S. ELY.
For Representative Place NO. Il
HAYDEN MOORE.
For Justice, Precinct No. l.
FRED l.. WILSON.
For Constable, Precinct /:
JIM HAMM
For Commissioner Precinct l.
JOE II, GRIFFITH.
For Commissioner Precinct p
j. Nj. CHAPMAN.
| For Commissioner Precinct g.
j. =. CARROLL.
For Commissioner Precinct g.
MONROE DELI.
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$500 Reward.

A reward of SIS 90 will be paid by
this company for the conviction OF
any one found guilty OF taking the
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".Amendment No. ,.

The proceeds Of all bonds issued
by the City OF WaNahachie Tor cree
tion of buildings for Public Free
school purposes within the limits of
said city. or the purchase of sites
therefor shall be expended by and
under the direction OF the Board OF
School Trustees of said City, and
such Board shall have all necessary
power to make contracts therefor, .
amendment No. 1.
The City Council shall have power
within the City BY ordinance to an
nually levy and collect adyalorem
taxes upon the property real and
personal. within the city and not ex-
empt from taxation, at not exceed
ing the following rate for the pur-
pose specified, to-Wlt; Thirty t3oc)
cents on the one hundred dollars
valuation, for current expenses.
".imendment No. ;.
The City Council shall have pow
er within the city by ordinance to
annually levy and collect advalo-
rem taxes upon the property, real
and personal. within the city and
not exempt from taxation, at not
exceeding the following rate for the
purpose specified, to-wit. Forty
(40cl cents on the one hundred
dollars valuation for the paymen
and retirement Of outstanding bond
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Local Market.

The WaXahachie dealers are pay
ms the following prices FOR country
produce today.
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and for other public purposes, with
in the City
''AmendnIeHt Au, d.
The City Council shall have pow
er within the City by ordinance to
annually levy aud collect adyalorem
taxes upon the property, real and
personal within the City and not
exempt from taxation. at not exceed
lag the following rate for the pur-
pose specified, to-wit: Fifteen (15cl
cents on the one hundred dollars
valuation for the construction and
maintenance of roads, streets, and
bridges. within the Cts
"Amendment No. :.
The City Council shall have
power within the City by ordinance
to annually levy and collect ad va
loren taxes upon the property, real
and personal, within the City and
not exempt from taxation at not
exceeding the following rate for the
purposes specified to-wit: Five (5e}
cents on the one hundred dollars
valuation, for The purchase, main
tenance and improvement of come
teres, parks, and public grounds
within reasonable proximity to the
city and to issue bonds for the
purposes above specified to the
and extent that one-hait the
tax hereby authorized viii pay cur
rent interest upon and create Il
sinking fund, sufficient TO retire the
same at maturity; provided, such
bonds shall have been first author
lied by d majority vote east by the
duly qualified property taxpaying
voters voting at an election held
for that purpose.
NOW THEREFORE,, BE it Or
dained by the City Council OF the
City OF WaXahachte that the City
Secretary, BY publication of copy
hereof in a newspaper published in
the city OF WaEahaebie, for ten ll0l
days the FIRST publication to be
more than twenty t2o1 days prior
to the next regular meeting OF this
Council. give motto, that at the
next regular meeting OF this council,
to-wit. on the Frs Tuesday III No
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Check kidney Trouble al Once.

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Backache, weak. sore kidneys, pain
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mer, Green Bay, Wis, says. MY
wife is rapidly recovering her health
and strength. due solely to Foley
Kidney Pills. Curlin's Two DRUG
Stores. adv.
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c. AND P. CLUB NOTES.
JENNIE NJ. BERRY, Collaboration,
NV Dear Girls:

NY Dear Girls;
/ am glad to be able to tell you
that / have succeeded in getting
another IS this week 10 offer as a
prize. Mr.. Henry Field of Shen-
andoah, Iowa, sent it to me. /
have offered ST worth OF Mississip-
pi Girl tomato seed. The money
will be used as prizes; S. FIRST and
Sc second for things put up from
these seed. Any OF you who want
to enter this contest write to me
and ! will send the seed, that is as
long as they last. there will be
about 80 papers / presume, and |
am not going to order any more.
You will not only have a chance to
compete for the county prizes from
these seed, but Mr.. Field gave S25
in prizes last year at the state fair,
and l presume be will do the same
this year. So you see you will
have chance at both fairs,
If any of you are goiAs 10 plant
pepper seed 4o, ppt up pimentoes,
,set he Ruby King. That is a
| very large bright red kind. It
looks beautiful in the Jar,
have another lstteF which ]
will gel to you some time this
week. T have sent TO Miss Powell
for the record books, for I want to
send each one of you letter and
a Eseord book in the same envel.
ope. Keep this Eeec book like
it was pure gold. These are to be
kept posted through the season
and sent to me at its closea and. !
am to send them to Miss Powell,
and she VIII send them in TO the
gomce, If you lose or spoil your
book / may not be able to get you
another one; and do let's see just
how nicely you can keep them.
Don't forget, girls, we want to
put up this season, besides toma-
toes, beans, peas, QkkEsss Q2kkEsss peaches
and czorn' soup. mixture and any
Etblng else that you can raise-and.
Eyes, we want to make some pick
lies and catsAP.