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I 77 --Vagolomoompookaraer -I I ErNDAT IrE111173APLY 27 FORT 'WORM STAR-TELEGRAM it i 7 I 10 a----- 11 Li 1 owl 10 1 I 1 till it j) 0 Character Picture of Clement CLEMENT BUR Is HELD AT PARIS 1 pi ULL ME liT Big A ri Is HELD AT ppi in Harold Bauer writes: "The Mason HProlln Pianos are the most superbly beautiful instruments that I Max Zach Conductor of the St Louis Symphony Orchestra writes: "I believe the Mason 8c Hamlin Piano Is unequaled" Prank Km lied founder of the world famous Kneisel Quartet writes: For many years the MSJ1012 Hamlin Piano has figured as my studio companion at home and my associate at hundreds of chamber concerts all over the United States I admire the honesty and solidity of Its constructive features Its sonority and brilliance its exemplification of an those qualities which render it musical instrument of the highest artistic standing" Thnil Oberhotter conductor ot the Minneapolis Orchestra writes: congratulate not only you but the musical world on the exhrtense et your superb instruments? Heinrich Gebbard Pianist Composer Teacher writes: "The Mason Hamlin Pianos have all the elements which make for perfection In a pianoforte beautiful quality of tone power brilliancy as well as an excellently workbag mechaniern" C( Delayed by Late Arrival of Wife From New York 11 City 1 1 I I I I I I J'I HUNDREDS PAY TRIBUTE 4 Career Marked by Many Dramastic 'Triumphs but Few Financial Successes 1 Willy Hess Concert Master err the Boston Symphony Orchestra and founder of the Hess-Schroeder Quartet Ns-rites: "I write to offer you my sincere congratulations on the manufacture of your very beautiful are to me match Prof Horatio Parker Pro of MUS143 at Tale Untrimstty sernest Mason Hamlin Pianos le121 to me Instruments et the hliftest artletlo orcelience" Announce meld Exillotit 11r in tit ry THE lush Gerils Piano Co of Texas Tina Ltrner the remarkable Russian pianiEt writes: "The Mason Hamlin Plane In my opinion Is emphatically the best piano In existence none other approaches it In purity of musical tone or in marvelous singing quality" Waiter Daturceoh conductor- et the New 'York Orrlphony Orchestra writes: 'Tour great hrrention the Mason Hamlin Tension Resonator without doubt gives to your instrolaments quality at tone of ashrameinsry singing capacity end of peat ilotertt7 Your pianos are monument to creative genius and high sz tistic ideals I wish you the oontinned success which you se richly (attire" Secure the Exclusive Agency of the I ii'-': i re: --z tigi'i4N: feerl ----'4-4t--- -t 4 ksl -IdaiA k-i 4- -i-vilk: fee' 41: t'' it 1 -s-: '0' 1 i 2 le E''' w-: 4- "--4't Pr 'K-1 -t-i-ntr '-0: W- 4 0': s': '1444'V fAi -t 0' AO ''a: 4 '-44ZEtVt ftIt A'ir --i-i- 4 -1'V4- ------'-Toee ---s :1 t' -'2-' :4 '-i: Ao- '-e -41- -7--c-VI' I 7: tlt --44-'ZA-1 4i: if i--kj Ait ie- -s''': 4- I -4r -4- '14V4 s- '4'-A '4'' 1 -34 '1 400 e' -pz --k v- "-tr 1' -i -0-t-c- '''--VT': Ottilii e0 ---iC- t- 's 0 5 i' i e--10- fA-4t '-i--1R- '4-- --v-5 tiatz 0 Ftte 4 -4 -ex' 'e -400' -7 0' A- :1 --es-: '11 ki 4 i 4 0 Mason $3'zImtin Plano 1 Lf i 4 1' I 0 EVonial to ni I gtor-rrhtvram i 4 PAR 6 IS Texas Feb 2--The funeral I WI se Clay Clement the actor-playa-right i 11: i who died In Kansas Clu lionday was bald here this morning at o'clock 111i baving bean postponed from Friday 1I It afternoon on account of the delayed arrival of Mrs Clernent from New 1p York The funeral was held from the l'''i residence of Col S'-eb) -11-ilitrna a life- 111il' long friend of the Late actor and the -111 aterviaes were under the auspices of the local lodge of Elk of which Mr Clem- 1 i it I ent was a triember l'' Rev Dr Bi sc of the Episcopal I 11 church and ohapLkin of the Elks I 'preached the funeral SerMOIL and Louis ril-i II Wortharn of Port Worth delivered Ill'' ithe eulogy upon be-hair of the Elks i jt I The pallbearers 'were Wilbur Keith III l' games Worth-am Dr Evans IL Bir- Itningham the Scott end Zack Smith I 1 3 Besides meb mers of the local 1 1 'lodge who acted as escort and the I- large number of Paris friends that at1 fll: 11 'tended the were present PK7'Z'StaTIS from i I all parts of the state Mr Clement I' i ias at ot a etve Texas hut during bis I I 'long and succeful career upon the pti a tags he appeared in Texas often and I it1 'during this time won admirers that 1'14! 'afterward alma to be numbered among I t' Ibis warmest personal friends Some Of i the most pro-nent men in the state tt': wme friends of Ain Clement and many 7 of these we here today to pay their I i llast tribute i le 1 Ilt Clement was wen known In it Paris Years ago he and Col Williams 7 -became fabx friends and afterward 'busir2s associates He often visited 14- ion the ranch of Col Williarae near tParis and ones even went so far as 1 Eto announce that he batende2d to quit I I' the stage for good and settle upon the 4 1:4 ranch and apend the rest of his life In the quiet tretsults of a real farmer He also at one Mine associated with 11 CoL Williams In mining verttures In u- Alaska and it was his drfrtg wish that II tls body be brrried in PETIP- 1tk1 It was in the time of lat" best 1i' 1' Alisatrical wort that Mr Clement was As the drain man an outcast I 'tr: I 'brother in the play The Servant in the tiontae'' ldr Clement aineeled to the spensibilties of the audience wtth al 161 e1trilting way Tbe pert was one of ex 41 I 1 6 1111! 'Me members of the Monza ley Quartet write as "The Mason Hamlin Piano is unequaled In artistic excellence "Your patented tension resonator in itself so simple is of the utmost importance and it is evident to us that its efficiency in securing durability to your pianos is like the posts in our violins viola and 'cello' And Are Factory Distributers for Practically the Entire Southwest The embodiment of the wonderful Tension Resonator in the Emil Pau et the Pitteburg Orchestra formerly Conductor of the Boston BrinPhemY Orchestra and of the New York Philharmonic Orchestra an Internetionslly recognized musical authority write of the Mason Hamlin Plenot It is tzugUrPsalled 110 tat all I know" I I Antohmette 132121110WitioNIASMOWotra the dIstbigulshed Pianist writs to Mason Compani: 'L want to congratulate you heartily on the groat mese achieved by the constant cztd untiring work devoted to the perfection of your Ossip Gabrilowitsch the eminent Russian pianist writes: "I believe the Mason Hainitn Pianos are remarkable in all essential qualities they are in my opinion in advartte of all others because of certain constructional features (notably the Tension Resonator)" EMENT Servant in the House CLAY CL As the Drain Man in "The Piano Constitutes an epoch in artistic piano building and it is not only the recognized artistic standard but is the most expensively constructed piano in the world A variety of styles both uprights and grandsc may be seen at OUR WARE-ROOMS 307-309 Elm Street The Appreciative Class Are Especially Invited to Make Inspection ''7117rr We Treat You SIMEIMINIMMINEO a 30 Days Free immomi 11 6 f- 4 1 I de rtil4 i r- i il' 't! 14 il i 't -): i oti t1 rt 11 It I 4 4''''' a ''1 i 1' I I 1 1 i' ki len 1 ii Arnold Vohm Conduct Or of the Irte SYrriPbohY Orchestra New "York writes: "The 113011t eminent artists recognize the superiority of the Mason Hamlin Plana: Vincent Dandy composer conductor and foremost exponent of modern French music writes: 'The Mason Hamlin Pianos are quite remarkable for their quality of expressive sonority which 'commends them to an those who see in music an art addressing itself to the heart rather than a pretext for virtuosity" -F 6- 7 04-- mg 4- pl- 11-- Vhcf''A 1 Itkl -44f-- 411P-17: '11k rX-11 0 1-: daroliAk 2 'Z' '6 Pii 111 -----)pord11 Ii I Bush Gerts Piano Co II I 4 OF TEXAS 307-309 Elm Street Dallas Texas Arthur NIkisch one of Europe's musical giants of today writes to Mason Hamlin: "I believe your Pianos to be of the very first rank and the artist must necessarily feel a sense of gratitude to you for tasking possible the means for an expreesion of his profound and deep or hts light and fanciful feelings Katharine Goodson the distinguished English pianist writes: -I consider the Mason Hamlin Plano pre-eminent among those being produced today and I believe it an creation which need fear no rt Edward Burlingaxne Hill Professor of Music at Harvard University Composer Pianist Author and Critic writes: The Mason Hamlin Pianos have reached the point where it is impossible longer to withhold my sincere and hearty congratulations on their beauty of tone flexible and sympathetio action unusual expressive capacity and also for the lasting benefit which you are conferring on the cause of American musical art" Dr Karl Muck formerly Conductor Boston Symphony Orchestra writes of the Mason Hamlin Pianos: "Their beautiful tone which no adjective can adequately describe and their inspiring perfection of mechanigm render them noble Instruments worthy of the highest place tit my eFteenm" 1 11! 1 Blood Poison can never be cured with Aercury or potash You mieht as Veil know this first as last Medical fothorities say so The most these 'rugs can do I44 to drive the blood 14 '1 nison back into the system and mother it for several years Then 'then you think you are cured pitiful bercury symptoms will break out and (ou find that your bones have been lotting all the while Your teeth will I egin to loosen and your tissues glands I train and vital organs will show the tsrrible destructive power of the try and potash Locomotor Ataxia aralysis Imbecility and Premature I Ieath are then almost inevitable Any 13ied1cal authority will corroborate statements The remarkable 1 egetable Obbac Treatment does not rive in the I 't BloodPloson ri! --i7: I 1 a camping trip was produced in-Bt Louis and Kansas City Then it was back to "The New Dominion" again Two failures were a good deal for a playwright to bear and so last year found Clay Clement In the east of "The Servant in the House" Once in a while Mr Clement wrote poetry for his own amusement but as a rule that verse that was written for amusement found Its way to the pages of magazines The following is a parody on "A Pool There Was" printed In the Ten Story Book several years ago: tos The Other Fool (With apologies to Mr Rud5rard Kip-ling) A fool there was and she made her Even as you and To a selfish corpulent masculine bear We called him the fellow with rooms to spare But she called him her hero beyond compare Even as you end Oh the years we waste and the tears we waste And the meals we have left on hand Awaiting the husband who never comes home And now we know that be wouldn't acme home As long as be could stand A fool there was and her store she Even as you end I Purity youth and the price of the rent Till she'd threaten to leave and then he'd repent When the fool In her heart would grow kind and relent Even as you and I Oh the pain he cost and the gain he For she turned down houses and land To marry a beggar who couldn't come horne And now we know that he wouldn't come home As long as he could stand The fool cried on till her eyes were Even as you and I-- Which he might have seen as she put him to bed But there isn't on record a word that he said She kept up pretense but her anger was dead Even as you and And It irtet the loss and It Isn't the cross meals on hand It's coming t) know he was talking of home Hearing from others he started for borne When he was 'unable to stand A Worth from Tarrant county Texas Central Railroad Company vs a Mallard from Jones county Morian vs Oliver et all from Donley county Barstow Irrigation Company et al TB George Barstow from Reeves county oellent acting and It was acting of a scale that air Clement had never reached before of the forty-eight years in Clay i Clement's life twenty-eight were spent I upon the stage It was a life of auccesses and failures sandwiched through the years a romantic life in which the actor-pla3rwright was rich one day and poor the next but always hopeful always fairly well satisfied with the general scheme of existenee It was in 1382 that he began his careerA in the support of Daniel Bandman For eight years he was with the Bandman forces and then Clement joined John Corelrey who had stock companies in Portland and Seattle Four years as a ending man In a 1 stock company was enough for Clement and then he began to think for write those thoughts Gradually those thoughts were put on paper and when they were finished Clay Clement was the owner of some- thing that was to carry him through many a difficulty and bring crowded: houses In 1890 he finished and produced "The New That wasn't the name then Clement played the production under the character name of Maxon Hohenstauffert" 7he first performance was in the Mcnonough theater in Oakland Cal The play was a success but Clements resources were small so for a whole season "Baron Hohenstauffen" was hauled in one night stands from one little western town to the other while the author and etar waited for the opportunity to leern if the real playgoing world would like it One season became two seasons and two PerPOT19 became three Finally aft- Cr five years the opportunity came end Clement was given a week's book- ing in what le now the Powers theater In Chicago Once more the piece met with overwhelming success and the one week lengthened to-three That was a long run In 185 The future appeared filled with it waent Time was given Mr Clement in the American theater New York The plaudits came end there was appreciation of an Sr- tistic success but the dollars stayed away When the end of the seeson came Mr Clement was back at the starting a dollar Once more things turned for the better It was found that a good buel- nee nesnager was needed and air Clement termed an affilintion with John rienry Martin at that time gen- eral menaTer fnr Charles Hoyt The resnit war thrlt Mr Clement remained in "The Tl'rew Pr)mlnion" three year anl made money rut with money smbitinns sqnin be- set Clay Clement He sratbered a corn- pany to support him and Palied for Auetrslia dependingupon himself for 1 the business Elcumen It wee 1100 when 117p and when he earne beck he 1--uellt $1201)00 of Australia's money with him Then for three year Clement re- mained away fr-am the stlr There came the Alaskan get70 fever In Clement found his temperature above the danger point To the north end its hardships he hurried to invest in a mine and ceme back a year plenty of stock in a perfectly good mire that should make everyone a millionaire So Mr Clement played the stock market played it for-every dollar he was worth and then when money had Tone turned cnce more to the stage He hal written new Tiny "Sam IHouston" and in 1906 le produd it "Sam Houston" was the big theatrical failure ofthe year Then another play "Hampton Roads" written during cal 'Sam Houston" was tnP tug tneatrx- failure of the year Then another play "Hampton Roads" written during TO FORM LEAGUE dins McKenzie and Will Brady incorporators and directors named in the charter resigned and Carwile Epps Fields Andereon of Dallas and Jas Ross and Gibson of Pecos were elected to fill the vacancies thus created These with Johnson Cowan Love and Swine-hart all of Pecos will constitute the board of directors for the ensiling year In a etatement made to the board of directors following the adjournment of the meeting President Carwile said that a contract had been entered into with Tom Brigance of Fort Worth for thA grading work and that his entire outfit would be on the ground 135r March 1 P'Ut drives It out It positively contains mineral 1)01001-18 whatever so that (nee cured bir the Obbac Treatment never run the terrible risk of hay fag your bones soften your nerves ollapse your teeth fall out yonr keys degenerate or your brain weakcn The Obbac Treatment Is a marvel pro-11cing remarkable changes in only z) aye This is wily we offer to any kw poison victim living no matter bad a case a Day Treatment FREE fl 1 1111' TS I f- tH Athletic) Association Is Arranging for New Organization QUANAH Tex Feb steps have been taken here by the Quanah Athletio usociation together with the Chamber of Comment looking to the organization of a baseball league to be composed of the following Texas and Oklahoma cities all adjacent to the Red river: Henrietta Wichita Falls Vernon Quanah Childress Mangum Frederick and Altus Circulars have been sent out to all the cities and a preliminary meeting will be held in Quanah between March 5 and 15 to perfect all necessary arrangements work out a schedule and decide on the limit for players IN THE HIGHER COURTS COURT OF APPEALS VJ 1 I rDj '1 Lcl 26: Texas Pacific Railway Company vs Wooldridge Ham lay from Eastland county Arthur Gentry vs Stephenville Oil Mill from Erath county Cases reversed and remanded in part and undisturbed in part: Bomar et al vs Lizzie Morris et al from Hale county Cases dismissed Feb 28: The Live Stock Company vs: Pink Parrish et al from Crosby county Mrs Gowan vs Latham Company from Eastland county John Bilby Ammons from Kent county Co vs Parker from Tarrant county Bryan et al vs A Butler et al from Wichita county Cases submitted Feb 26: Hammons vs Moses Clever et al from Eastland county Ridgell 3 Keller vs Radford Grocery Company from Michell county Ar Boykin vs Hastings from Mitchell county Southern Pacific Railway Company vs Meadows Co from Mitchell county Dye vs Chicago Rock Island Gulf Railway Company from Carson county Parker vs Sweet et al from Tarrant county Cases set for submission March 19: 19: 3 Buchanan vs A Wilburn from Ector county Huldah Farmer administratrix et al vs Sanders et al from Fisher county Logan Brothers Co vs Browning Co fram Baylor county Slmnson vs Mecca Fire Ins Co of Waco from Mitchell county Texas Pacific Railway Company vs Ed Miller et al from Ward county Mrs McSween vs Board of School Trustees of the City of Fort A Gray to withdraw and refile briefs et al vs Askew to dismiss appeal Texas Pacific Railway Company vs Hemphill for leave to file second motion for rehearing Motions granted Feb 26: Arnold vs Farwell administrator to affairm on certificate Campsey vs Emma Dodson et al to affirm on- certificate Geiser Manufacturing Company vs A Gray to withdraw and refile briefs Barstow Irrigation Company et al vs George Barstow et td to adVe nee Mrs Sue Cobb vs Mrs Work to retax costs and costs taxed against appellant Motions overruled Feb 26: Sanders et al vs Eastlan'd Independent School District et al for leave to file motion for rehearing Texas Pacific Railway Company vs Hemphill for leave to file second motion for rehearing Knox et al vs Askew to dismiss appeal Ray et al vs Smith et al for rehearing John Garrison vs Sam Arnett et al for rehearing Live Stock Company vs Pink Parrish et al to file transcript statement of facts briefs and to advance tile cause for submission Northwestern Compress Company vs Taylor-Curtis Co for rehearing Phillips et al vs Mrs Eva Wilson et al for rehearing Cases affirmed Feb 26: Ry Co of Texas vs Branham from Tarrant county Mrs Georgia Townsend et al vs Burns Hamilton from Tarrant county Cases affirmed in part and reversed and rendered In part: John Vaughn et al vs Farmers and Merchants National Nnk of Alvord from Wise county I az Voanded Feb Mlank SWINEHART ELECTED Proceedings in the Court of Civil Appeals for the Second Supreme Judicial District of Texas et Fort Worth Texas Motions submitted Feb 26: Barstow Irrigation Company ot al vs George Barstow et al to advance Alvord National Bank et al vs Luther Ferguson for rehearing Campsey vs Emma Dodson et al to affirm on certificate Geiser Manufacturing Company vs ''You want to be cured and cured uick----not poisoned with mercury and -otash for years 30-Day Treatment yours for the asking You will open eyes at what it win do for you in '7 month We trcat you free for a onth just write to us and get the l'eatment free Then if you are satis led it is the most remarkable treat-I -tent you ever took you can continue if xi wish Never In your life will you 'ler again have such an Gpportunity i tir a complete cure as is given you this great Obbae TreaSment 1 4 This is a square deal You sign nothg no notes make us no promise ex tt Ppt to take the treatment The wonderful Wasserman Test the oly blood poison test known to scien' sts proves that the body is complete- 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