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EXPOSITION PARK
(Mot Wall* Ou Um.)
ADMISSION FREE!
GREAT SINS STOCK COMPANY
Headed by
RICHARD MANDELL
And Strong Supporting Coat la
“RAFFLES”
AAmlaaion fiso, 350 and 50c. Ou
tala at arts o'clock.
Best Show of the Season
DANCE NALL. OPEN EVEIIHS
RASEBALI
V TODAY fc
(Texas
Dallas
VS.
S. A. Bronchos
Game Called 4548
- o’Clook
Tickets on Salo at Morris
Block A Co.
319 Alamo Plaza
EYE SPECIALIST
DB. J. KABVET MOOBE
Ail Diseases and Surgery of tbs
Eye.
Suite 904 Gunter Office Bldg.
Phones: Old 8439. New 840.
NEW
In San Antonio
And, like this climate,
POSTIVELY THE BEST
In the world.
A. B. C.
LINIMENT
Guaranteed by the manufacturers,
Kake Medicine Co., to be a sure and
quick cure for rheumatism, cuts,
sprains, etc., on man or beast.
ONLY 25 CENTS.
If your druggist hasn't it yet, apply
Ito the company at 205 Ave. C, San
Antonio. *
/ Is a mighty good rate of interest
fjy to get on your money when you
MC-t consider its perfect safety and that
/f J you can get it when you need it.
X This is the rate paid on our certifi
cates of deposit.
The EMMET BANK 224 W. Commerce St
THOS. L. CONROY, President. E. J. McCORMICK, Cashier.
J. FRANK GALLAGHER, Asst. Cashier.
The San Antonio Loan & Trust Co.
(heerperatad Wltbeut Banking Mvllagu)
215 WEST COMMERCE STREET
ACTS AS TRUSTEE, EXECUTOR OR. GUARDIAN
WE PAY A YOUR
Mn. CmsUus Kaapwaas. nos. B. Palmy.
Mrs. B. A StmUng. ChM. A. Bilker
WM. L snrr. fiee'y and Tnasma
WHO CAN BEAT IT?
SAN ANTONIO BREWING ASSN.
TUESDAY,
Dr. Shropshire has office hours
from 11 to 12 a. m. and 4 to 5 p. m
Of- T. T. Jackson's office, Moore
Bldg. Phones 232. Res. phones M.
Fined for Abuao- Jose and Alejana
Cardenas, residing at 735 Colima
street, appeared as complaining wit
ne.M. H against R. Rodrigues in the po
lice court this morning. Rodriguez
wk accused of having abused the
complainants and carrying a shotgun.
A fine of |l5 was imposed.
Garden Stables, hacks, cabs and
high-cists livery. Phones 112.
Fined for Fighting—John Gould
and James McKinney, negroes, en
gaged in an altercation yesterday af
ternoon on East Commerce street, a
knife and several billiard balls being
used as weapons. No one was seri
ously hurt. Each was fined 310 in
the police court today.
Bexar County Humane Society—
authorized local branch of the Texas
State Humane Society, office 311
Mackay building, Mrs. R. I. McCalla,
secretary; E. M. Collins, humane of
ficer. Old phone 2400 (day), 5377
(night and Sunday).
Hit by Automobile—H. E. Kelly, a
street car conductor, was struck and
knocked down by an automobile on
East Houston street, about 8 o'clock
yesterday afternoon. He escaped in
jury. J. G. Baldwin, driver ot the
machine, appeared In the corporation
court on a charge ot reckless driving
this morning, but the case was dis
missed. It developed the conductor
had jumped from his car for the pur
pose of running into the traction com
pany office to get change, and ran di
rectly in front of the automobile.
Dixie Social duh shirtwaist hop
Wednesday, July 26, at Fest hall,
Artzt music.
Charge Theft of Watch—Charges
were filed before Justice ot the Peace
Fisk today against Edward McKinney
and Arthur Johnson, charging them
with the theft of a watch, $3O in
money, one watch chain and a pair of
trousers from R. D. Palmer, July 13.
The theft is alleged to have occurred
In a local camp yard.
Humane Officer.—Geo. L. McCau
ley, offices 324 Hicks Bldg., old phone
71. Night and Sundays, old phone
$726.
Railroaders Enjoy Smoker — C
Spangler lodge No. 52, Brotherhood
of Railway Trainmen, gave an enjoy
able smoker Monday night in their
hall on Austin street. There were
some fifty members present and the
evening was pleasantly spent in feast
ing. This was followed by a talkfest
that concluded the event.
Drs. Garring and Hatcher. Osteo
pathic physicians and surgeons. 201-
208 Gunter Building. Old phone
5828, new phone 840.
Gerlach Bros. —117 West Houston
St. New spring stock arriving daily.
Railroad Men Here—A party of
railroad men composed of Jere B.
Convery, commercial agent Illinois
CentraJ. Houston; L. R. Gardner, trav-
DIR. ECTOILS
Where to Dine.
Crockett Hotel Cafe.
Luncheon, 12 to 2,40 c.
Evening Pinner, 4:30 to I, 50c.
HONORED AT CORONATION
Miss May Van Allen, daughter of
James J. Van Alen, who was shown
many honors during the coronation
ceremonies at London, and is now the
recipient of many congratulations
from her friends at her summer home
in Newport.
eling freight agent. Queen & Crescent,
Dallas, and W. F. Geisert. southwest
ern passenger agent, Baltimore. Ohio
& Southwestern. Dallas, are in tlje
city today, looking for new business
for the lines they represent.
Negro Is Fined —M. L. Alexander, a
negro, was fined $5 in the police court
today charged with having rudely ac
costed a white woman shortly after 12
o'clock last night on East Commerce
street. The arrest was made by Pa
trolman Guinn on complaint of the
woman.
Foley Kidney Pills are composed of
ingredients specially selected for their
corrective, healing, tonic and stimulat
ing effect upon the kidneys, bladder
and urinary passages. They are anti
septic, antlllthlc an a uric acid solvent.
King & Pattison Drug Co. ■
| PERSONAL MENTION]
J. A. Losson, a jewelry manufac
turer of Chicago, is visiting in the
Alamo City. He is staying at the
Gunter hotel.
W. G. Sterrett of Port Lavaca is
registered at the Menger.
s John W. Cole of Goliad is regis
tered at the Crockett
Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Chapiik of
Brownsville, registered at the Gunter
today, have just returned from a
fishing trip on Devil’s river.
Dr. and Mrs. E. Boston of Tyler
are guests at the Savoy.
Albert Dee of Dallas is among the
recent arrivals at the Gunter.
E. C. Burgess, a business man of
Kingsville, is at the Bexar today.
Capt. B. L. Crouch of Corpus
Christi is registered at the Maverick.
J. R. T. Basset and S. J. Slade,
business men of Amarillo, arrived
from the Panhandle country yester
day afternoon and registered at the
Bexar.
Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Hamilton, reg
istered at the Maverick, are touring
the country in an automobile. After
visiting In this city for a few days
they will return to their home in
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Nye of Laredo
are staying st the Bexar.
E. R. Gardner of Dallas Is regis
tered at the Crockett
W. B. Harwood of Gonzales is
among the guests at the Menger.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Shandler of
Houston, registered at the Bexar, are
spending several days in this city.
M. H. Smith of Fort Worth is stay
ing at the Maverick.
Eura Barker of Carrizo Springs is
a guest at the Crockett.
T. B. Jones, a well known cattle
man of Del Rio, is at the Gunter.
Kidney Diseases Are Curable
under certain conditions. The right
medicine must be taken before the
disease has progressed too-far. Mr.
Perry A. Pitman. Dale. Tex., says: "I
was down in bed for months with
kidney and bladder trouble and gall
stones. One bottle of Foley’s Kidney
Remedy cured me well and sound."
Ask for it. King & Pattison Drug Co.
MUST REMOVE PIANOS >
Sheriff’s Office Will Regulate Tse of
Electric Players.
Electric pianos In the restricted dis
trict not owned by the occupants of
the houses must be removed or si
lenced, it Is declared by the sheriff's
department. It is alleged by the of
ficers that certain parties make a
practice of placing pianos with a
nlckle In the slot attachment in
houses of this character, charging sev
enty-five per cent of the earnings as
a rental, it is claimed that the own
ers of the instruments make regular
trips to the houses for the purpose of
collecting their pro rata and tha* the
money receptacle is kept locked, the
owner retaining the key.
Orders have been issued that the
practice must be stopped and created
a ripple of protest among the dealers
until it was explained that tho legiti
mate sale of the instruments would
not be Interfered w{th. as it was only
intended to break up the partnership
arrangements.
Gates Not Out of Danger.
(BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS)
PARIS, July 25.—The condition of
John W. Gates continued to show im
provement today. Nevertheless, Dr.
Gros would not say that the American
financier was out of danger.
Censor for 'loving Pictures.
(BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS)
FORT WORTH. Tex., July 25.—An
ordinance fixing a board of censors
for all moving picture films was
passed today.
In a beefsteak eating contest be
tween teams of boys and girls of the I
Brooks Bowling clun, of New York, I
the girls won thg.. honors.
THE SAN ANTONIO LIGHT
[ OBITUARY
WEL n o N—Jamee Weldon. 77
years old, dlqd Monday afternoon at
the home of his son near Bera's Mill.
Ho Is survived by his wife and two
sons. Mr. Weldon was a native of
Missouri und camo to this county two
years ago. The funeral was held from
the residence of his son this afternoon
at 4 o'clock and interment was made
tn Mission burial park.
BURNAM—Waddy T. Rurnam. 66
years old, died Sunday night at a lo
cal hospital following a long Illness
from stomach trouble. He is survived
by one son. Mr. Burnam was a well
known stockman of Marathon and
had been in the city eight days seek
ing medical treatment. The body was
prepared for burial by the Zliik Un
dertaking company and will be taken
to Marathon for interment
WHITE—The funeral of Mrs. Lee
White, who died at the Santa Rosa
hospital Monday morning, will be
held this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock and
following services at St Mary’s
church. Interment win be made in
cemetery No. 1- her hus
band. Mrs. White is survived by four
children.
S Hou * h ' >1 years
old. died Monday night at a local
hospital. following a brief Illness, due
to exhaustion. Mrs. Hough was a na
tive of Texas and came to San An
tonio from Melvin. Tex., one month
ago for medical treatment. She ia
survived by her husband. The body
was prepared for burial by the Zlslk
Undertaking company and is being
held here pending the arrival of her
husband from Melvin.
Dr. Saunders, Surgeon and PhpgJc
lan; office Maverick Bank Building.
Rare Bird Is Found.
(BT THE ASSOCIATED PRESS)
MOUNT PLEASANT, Tex.. July 75.
—A rare bird, said to be a loon, was
killed here today by Mr. Mays. No
one here has ever seen one similar,
n measured four feet from tip to tip
of Its wings.
Cotton Received at Yoakum.
(SPECIAL TO THE LIGHT)
YOAKUM, Tex., July 25.—Up to
date Yoakum has received fifty-two
bales of cotton, the price ranges from
13 cents to 14 cents. While the cot
ton crop is not as large as it has been
in this county it is much larger than
the farmers thought for a few months
ago.
9 RAILROAD TIME TABLE. $
* •
Arrive—
Na 4— For the north. I:66pm
Na 6—From the north 6:46 am
No. I—From the north • :30 pm
Na 7—From the north 9:55 am
No. 9—Lccel from Palestine. .10:46 pm
No. 4—From Mexico 1:60 pm
No. 12—Local from Laredo
(mixed) «:00 am
Depart—
No. 6—For the north 8:00 pm
No. I—Local for Palestine 7:30 am
No. 10—Express Special north.. 3:2oam
No. 6—For Mexico 7-So.m
No. 11—Local for Laredo (mlx-
•d) 9:Oo pm
Arrive— M. K. A T. •
No. 246—From Houston and
New Orleans 0:40 pm
■ No. 241—From Houston and
Galveston 6:20 am
No. 7—From Dallas and
Fort Worth 7:30 am
No. 236—From the north 7:45 am
No. 9— From the north 7:40 pm
Depart—
No. 246 —For Houston and
New Orleans 10:20 am
No. 10—For the north v :05 am
No. B—For Dallas. Fort
Worth and Waco 8:45 pm
No. 236—For the north 9:15 pm
No. 242 —For Houston and Gal-
veston 10:30 pm
S. A. * A. 9.
Arrive—
No. I—From1 —From Houston and
coast 7:00 pm
No. B—From Houston and
coast 7:16 am
No. 6—From coast towns .... 1:16 pm
Na 44—From Kerr vine except
Sunday 9:85 am
No. 42—From Kerrville. Sun
day only 8:00 pm
No. 146—From Kerrville, except
Sunday . 6:40 pm
Depart—
No. 2 — For Houston and coast 8:30 am
No. 4—For Houston and coast 8:30 pm
No. 6—For coast towns 2:10 pm
No. 43—For Kerrville except
Sunday 4:46 pm
No. 41—For Kerrville, Bunday
only 8:40 am
No. 146—For Kerrville, except
Sunday 7:25 am 1
Arrive—43., H. A S. A. (Main Une.)
No. 9—From the East 7:l6am
No. 7—From the East 6:30 pm !
No.l0 —Front El Paso and West 7:30 pm
Nos. 303-313—Cuero, Victoria 7:45am
No. B—Front8 —Front El l’aso and West 10:15 am
Depart—
No. 9—For El Taso and West 9:ooam
No. 10—For the East 10:00 pm ,
No. B—For the East 11:15 am 1
No. 7—For El Faso and West 8:30 am
Arrive—O„ H. * S. A (Victoria Div.)
No. 301—Cuero, Victoria, etc. 8:00 am
Depart—
No. 302 —Cuero, Victoria, etc. 7:30 am
Nos. 314-304—Cuero, Victoria 11:30pm;
®A BUNCH OF GOOD ONES
COTTON CARNIVAL RATES, Oalmlon, Tum.
July 28th to August 13th inc., limit 15th. $8.65
July 28th and August 4th, limit 10 days. .$8.20
July 28th, limit 30th $3.85
August sth and 12th, limit two days $3.85
SSO.OO—SAN FRANCISCO OR LOS ANGELES—SSO.OO
August 7,8, 9, 10, 11, limit October 15th.
Old Phone 58. City Ticket Office, 507 E. Houston Street.
.wBHHnUBQK'S hil I URI ii WllH—Hlllf
$50.00 CALIFORNIA & RETURN
$70.00 PORTLAND and RETURN
On Sale August 7,8, 9, 10. 11, 14, 15, 16, 17
I VISIT THE GRAND CANYON OF ARIZONA
Write us for information regarding your vacation trip.
E. H. DALLAS, D. P. A., 101 West Commerce
Old 144—PHONES—165 New
City Office 401 E. Houston—Phones 425
From ■ a Bl Blj|Vß■ B M I Bl
San Antonio
To New Y0rk.....462.75 . __ .
To Boston $64.45 p Eqjoy an UnuMial Vacation
11 NHI ।Ri (1 111 rn lill Where seashore and city attractions com-
bined are at your door. The maximum
vacation life for the minimum of costs
• The ride over the "Water LeoeP , Route
Lines
QI to New York or Boston is almost a vacation in
qL—IOI itself. You can sleep, too—besides you land in
the heart of these cities with the best
hotels but a step from the station.
W Summer tour tickets on sale June Ist to September 30th,
Return limit 60 days.
Let Us Plan Your Vacation
Tell us in a general way what you require, the
number in your party and the amount of money
I you want to spend, and we will propose one or
two trips for your consideration, with complete
information, and send you a. descriptive fender.
H. C. CARSON, General Agent. Passenger Dent,
llOl Main Street. DALLAS, T*RYAS
Sant* Fa (L * G. S. Pwri)
Arrive—
No. 7—From the north 6:55 am
No. 9—From the north 10:46 pm
Depart—
No. I—For the north 7:30 am
Na 6—For ths north 6:00 pm
IS. A. &A, P. Ry,
I SUMMER RESORTS
■■ Spend your vacation at one of
i ■ our coast or mountain resorts.
MR With excellent train service they
yj are quickly reached, and you will
enjoy your stay.
I ROUND TRIP RATES
3 TO
Corpus Christi 36.00 '
JQ Aransas Pass 6.00 i
Rockport 6.40 '
Sag Kerrville 3.80 i
ESI Boerne 1.30
Tickets at these rates on sale
Sfl dally with limit to return ninety
B days.
B H. L. WAOHEB,
wS C. T. A. Phones 358.
Cor. Moncton St. and Ave. C.
.OBSERVATION LIBRARY SLEEPERS
Electric Lights—Electric Fans
Superb Dinina Car 's
Oil-burning Engines
No Cinders—No Soot
HORTEST and QUICKEST
ROUTE TO ST. LOUIS
I $3.8511
=:== TO ==== |
GALVESTON
AND RETURN I
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I
[JULY 28th
Leave San Antonio... 10:20 A.. M. 10:30 P. M.
Arrive Houston 6*o P. M. 7:00 A. M. ।
Arrive Galveston .... 8:00 P. M. 8:30 A. M.
Tlokafs good for return leaving Galveston not Isler July 30
VISIT THE COTTON CARNIVAL
Daylight train (10:20 a. m.) First out first to arrive.
“Aismo Spooler 10:30 p. m., lost out, first to got there.
WALTER WALTHALL, P. A T. A.
To Celebrate Anniversary.
(SPECIAL TO THE LIGHT)
YOAKUM. Tex.. July 25. —The
stores of this town will close their |
doors at 12 o'clock noon July 28 on !
account of giving their employes the
entire afternoon to help celebrate
Yoakum's twenty-fourth anniversary.
The greatest crowd ever seen in Yoa- |
kuni is expected that day.
JULY 25, ion.
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Kain Was Badly Needed.
(SPECIAL TO THE LIGHT)
YOAKUM. Tex.. July 35. —A fine
rain fell here today which was a great
help to the farmers and stockmen tn
general for the grass had completely
burned up and water had begun to
be a scarcity, a great number of wells
having failed and the stream* were
practically dry.
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