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City Hall THls Evening as Sun
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Will Be Presented at
day School Benefit
T Sie Hallowing is the program o the
31J r fioose entertainment to be
vgii en at < 4e city hall this evening as
> ihristian Sunday School benefit
PART FIRST
verture by Jones Orchestra
Solo selected Miss Manry
folln Solo II Trovlortro Verdi
iSFrarikle Mobley
al Solo Im Tying the Leaves
hey Wont Come Down Mr
ilin Solo Pantaisie Chas Dau
Mlss Hewett
Solo Wont You Say You
j Me Miss Karn
rture Jones Orchestra
PART SECOND
ker Goose Reception
rgAthcr Goose Miss Goldie Johnson
aasltei fer King Cole Mr Geo A
vWyfeit WW nIs Fiddlers Three
JMeSirs Gore Broomfleld and Gilliam
Caand Bells Master Hodges with
children and Mother Goose as
ars also a live goose Prof Will
lord will as stst the Fiddlers
lLHORSE FAMINE
the United States Army
Acocrding to Report
the Herald
J Sii J ntonio Texas March 20 Of
iFgarrlson lat Fort Sam Hous
esworried by the fact that a
fawfriV threatens the United
amy So serious is the short
calvary and artillery horses
le war department was asked
estions for a solution of the
Although the government
limit oiij the price to be paid
horses yet it Is impossible
enough animals to meet the
tlie army J Furthermore it
tamed by veteran calvary offl
re that the quality of horses
I thearmy is deteriorating
Jkeen suggested by officers
t the government establish
farms for the purpose of breed
raising young horses and
Anqtfier plan is for tHe govern
me rito import fine stallions and help
can breeders to bring the
up to ahlgher standard claim
leyright to purchase from the
Choree raisers all of the male
asw ll as other horse raising
of the Southwest was largely
iof its stock at the time of
warj The Spanish war also
nyjhorses away and ever
despite the use of automo
price of horses has steadily
There are however a
flu > rse raisers In Texas
inftew years this state will be
do much Joward meeting the
demand for good horses
fANANTONIO CHILDREN
Wtvof Civic Improvement and
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plant Many Trees
to the Herald
Antonio Texas March 20 Ag
ricrffealenthHSasm In the public
scfees ofSan Antonio bids fair this
sprite tcTtake the frtace of baseball
eatMJktsm in the minds and hearts
of att boys of this city Since the
estoWetefcLgor school gardening some
two f ra ago the growth of Interest
in WU particular phase of education
has tBVeniarable Through the
bea n clence of a public spirited citi
zea fcreMWGeorge W Bracken
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erfection
demonstrated in
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j ridge a school farm and laboratory
has been established Later a home
garden club was organized among the
public school pupils every member of
which is maintaining a garden at
home A tree planting movement in
connection with this has been insti
tuted and slips aie being distributed
for the planting of ten thousand fig
trees by the boys o this city The
fig tree is not only ornamental but
produces a delicious fruit and is a
welcome addition to the family menu
Later in the spring arbor day will be
celebrated by the Tree Planting Club
organized among the grown up people
and by the Home Garden Club when
ten thousand addition trees will be
set out It is confidently expected
that in a few years this tree planting
campaign will make San Antonio a
bower of vernal beauty
BEDBUG POISON EXPLODED
Pullman Car Porter Wants Two Thou
sand Dollars A Novel Suit
Special to the Herald
San Antonio Texas March 20 Al
leging that he was injured by the ex
plosion ofbedbug poison which he
was applying to the mattresses of a
Pullman sleeping car Henry Caviness
a porter filed suit yesterday in the
57th district court of San Antonio foi
two thousand dollars damages He
declares that he was not warned that
the poison was not only deadly as a
bath for the obnoxious insects but
that it was equally deadly as an ex
plosive so when he struck a match to
light a cigarette the stuff exploded
and damaged him and the cigarette
almost as much as the bedbugs
Get the Habit Cook With Gas
ANOTHER GOOD HOUSE
Greeted th e Ewlng Company at the
Temple Last Evening
The Gertrude Ewlng company of
fered The Mansion of Aching
Hearts to another large audience
last night Tonight the company will
play Sapho and no doubt people
who like this character of play will
be pleased with the bill
The company will present a mati
nee bill tomorrow afternoon and close
the present engagement tomorrow
night
Christian Church
Prof Llntt met the chorus at the
Christian church last night and if a
large and enthusiastic chorus Indl
cates a great meeting the coming
meeting will be a most successful one
Over fifty voices sang last night and
it Is expected that twice that number
will attend the practices tonight and
Saturday night All singers of the
city are cordially invited to assist in
the meeting Prof Lintt will be glad
to meet you at the church promptly at
730 for a short practice tonight and
will dismiss In time to attend the
entertainments elsewhere
L D ANDERSON Pastor
Get the Habit Cook With Gas
Attention Sir Knights
A called conclave of Palestine Com
mander No 3 Knights Templar will
be held In our asylum in the Murphy
Parsons huilding on Oak street Sat
urday March 21st 1908 at 8 p m
This conclave Is called for drill and
rehearsal of work The order of
Knights of Malta will be communicat
ed to those who have not received It
All Sir Knights are requested to at
tend Visiting Sir KnightB also wel
come
A H RUSSELL E C
Attest
WM H NANCE Recorder
Get the Habit Cook With Gas
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Cabinets Cigar 5c
Superior Qtiality Because of care
ful selection of high grade tobacco
Cleanest Because it is made by a high
class of workmen in factories that are
sanitary
Perfect Bouquet Because 2 years of
Scientific treatment eliminates all raw
niujfcjHope r ness and brings out all the goodness in
the tobacco
J N TAUB SONS Distributors
AMERICAN CIGAR COMPANY Mfr
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port
In Canada there exists a law which
subjects the saloonkeeper to a severe
fine for selling liquor to a railway
employe in feervice or in uniform
The same act also fines the employe
for Indulging In intoxicants
The contract system of work in
the sanitary department of Boston is
again being made an Issue The San
itary Employes Union has asked the
finance commission to investigate and
oted Coo
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Mayor Hibbard has also appointed a
committee to consider the question
The International Hod Carriers and
Building Laborers Union now boasts
of 292 branches scattered throughout
the United States and Canada
Labor unions of Minneapolis are ar
ranging to conduct a crusade against
all concerns which do a Sunday busi
ness in that cltyl The movement Is
aimed against L concerns whore
labor Is employedjjseven days in the
week 1
The Typographical Union of Ger
many composed of printers press
men feeders and typefounders has a
membership acordlng to its last re
port of 53807 and a fund in its treas
ury amounUng to nearly 1500000
Thomas A Davis of Maysville who
was recently appointed labor Inspect
or for the state of Kentucky Is one of
the veteran members of the Interna
tional Typographical Union He join
ed the organization at Louisville more
than fifty years ago
OLD HICKORY CHIPS
By Our Wise Man
Senator Foraker says he is not cast
down No thrown down
While he may not be responsible for
the late financial panic Roosevelt is
undoubtedly the author of the politi
cal panic now disturbing some of the
G O P brethren
The days of the little presidential
boom are numbered
Business appears to be reviving ev
erywhere except in congress
The poets are doing their best to
induce the weather bureau to believe
that spring has come
Happy thought one year from now
we will be pretty well over the ef
fects of Inauguration day
Certain naval officers who declare
that the navy has serious defects
must have read the magazines
Even with In God We Trust re
stored to our coins it will still be
necessary to hustle for a living
The Uncle Joe Cannon presidential
boom must be using a smokeless
powder Uncle Joe loves the idea of
tariff revision with a deadly hatred
At last says the St Louis Times
it has filtered through the country
that St Louis has the clearest drink
ing water of any large city in Ameri
ca But that isnt what made St
Louis famous is it
The other day a Chicago man
laughed until he fell over and cut
his head on a radiator Some one
X rWirmi mtt
Authority
rses Cottolene
Marion Harland Says
COTTOLENE is now so well and favorably known and so widely
used that it needs no word of introduction or commendation from me
The most eminent of American chemists justly says that it possesses
all desirable qualities of lard without the objectionable features inher
ent in all products obtained from swine
COTTOLENE the desirable substitute is purer more healthful
and more economical than lard
When Marion Harland one of the best known and
most reliable food experts of the day recommends
COTTOLENE in guch glowing and unqualified terms
you may be sure q its purity and healthiness
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COTTOLENE is made from pure Cotton Seed oil
refined by a special process Because it contains noth
ing but healthful ingredients it cannot help but make
healthful food It produces light crisp easily digested
pastry doughnuts cakes cookies bread and biscuits
It is economical too onethird less being required than
of either lard or cooking butter
Prove the merits of COTTOLENE to your own
satisfaction by a personal test It has alwaysbeen
granted highest award wherever exhibited in competi
tion with other cooking fats
Cottolene is Guaranteed w h ereby authorize your grocer to
refund your money in case you re not
pleased after having given COTTOLENE a fair test <
Never Sold in Bulk c OTTOLENE is packed in pails with a patent
airtight top to keep it clean fresh and whole
some also to prevent it from absorbing the disagreeable odors of the grocery
such as fish oil etc
ClfCic Rnnlr FV I e slia De ato send any housewife for a two
Cent stamp ournew PURE FOOD COOKBOOK
edited and compiled by Mrs Mary J Lincoln author of the famous Boston
Cook Book Address
THE N K FAIRBANK COMPANY CHICAGO
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Natures Gift from the Sunny South
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IN THE LABOR WORLD
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T A A O
Twentytwo locals ot the Interna
tional Freight Handlers and Railway
Clerks Union are flourishing in Chi
cago 4
Governor Magoon has ordered the
extension of road building In Cuba
for the purpose of affording relief to
the unemployed
The eighthour rule will be one of
the chief questions discussed at the
national convention of the United
Garment Workers of America In Mil
waukee next August
Over six million dollars were paid
out by organized labor in the United
States last year for sick and death
benefits tool Insurance etc
The Actors National Protective
Union of America expects a record
breaking attendance at Its annual
convention to be held In New York
City in May
Measures for the better payment of
school teachers the better registra
tion of vital statistics and provision
for old age pensions are forecasted in
the Noya Scotia legislature
Detroit will entertain next August
the general conventions of the Inter
national Glove Workers Union of
America International Brotherhood of
Teamsters International Brotherhood
ot Stationary Firemen and the Inter
national Typographical Union
The Industrial Workers of the
World propose to organize dVerj
branch of the milk industry from the
men and women who milk the cowf
to the persons who deliver the milk
It is planned to make the organization
national in its scope
The demands of the English potterc
to be presented to the manufacturers
at the joint conference set for March
25 are likely to meet with much oppo
sition as the operators declare It
would be Impossible to grant the
asked for Increase of 15 per cent
T L Lewis the successor of John
Mitchell as president of the United
Mine Workers of Ameiica was boin
in Northumberland county Pennsjl
vania in 18G5 and began his mining
career at the age of seven years as a
slate picker on the breakers at New
must have assured him that the re
publicans will revise the tariff imme
diately after the next election
6500
Buys a fine rubber tired surrey and
3500 a light runabout These are
good rigs worth three times the
money Phone 754 corner Royall and
Colorado 183t
Get the Habit Cook With Gas
NewTempleTheatre
ALL THIS WEEK
THE PEARL OF THE SOUTH
Gertrude Ewing
AND HER OWN SELECT COMPANY
OF PLAYERS
TONIGHT
The important event of Miss
Ewings engagement the moral
version of Daudets
66 Sapho
PRICES 15c 25c 35c
Ladies Matinee Saturday
230 p m
The Society Comedy 33 3
The Girl From Frisco
KO and 25 cents
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