San Antonio light. [volume], November 08, 1911, CITY EDITION, Page 9, Image 9

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. WEDNESDAY,
LAST CALL! S HELP! HELP! HELP!
Men’s Clothing!—Men’s Clothing!—Men’s Clothing!
AT A SMALL FRACTION OF ITS REAL VALUE
RAILWAY SALVAGE CO.
HH AWING
IN HODISI CHURCH
; Is Tenor of Report of Pastors
t Meeting—Officers of Associa
tion Are Chosen.
tat Interest Is awakening In the
todist churches of San Antonio
the report brought by all the
>rs who spoke at the regular
ing of the Pastors* association
week. The general conditions In
district were described by Dr.
,C. Burgin, presiding elder. The
>ok for Methodism here, he said,
never so bright. Church work In
>ther parts of the state, also, ao-
GIVEN AWAY ON SAN ANTONIO DAY AT The INTERNATIONAL FAIR
Fine Stoddard-Dayton Touring Car
Taks a look kit this beautiful automobile now m the show window of Thos. Goggan St
Bros., Music Store, Houston V Navarro Sts. It has been arranged with the Alamo
Automobile Co. that the winner of this car, if he or she chooses, can exchange it for an
other style or model of the Stoddard-Dayton at an allowance of the list price of car.
<IT for admission on San Antonio Day, November 9, will be on sale at all
RJ Fair Ground Entrance fates and also on San Antonio Day only at Burn’s Drug
□J Store and Goggan Bros. Music Store, between the hours of 9 a. m. and 5. p. m.
A few days more and our stock will be out in the street Help us
move our stock. Tomorrow we will use the big knife again and
cut deeper into the prices which are * already ridiculously low.
Pack your trunks and wardrobes with seasonable clothing for one-third of
cording to Rev. 8. B. Beall, presiding
elder of the Uvaldo district. Is rapidly
progressing.
During the meeting the following
officers were elected for the present
conference year: President, Rev.
Thomas Gregory, pastor of West End
church; vice president. C. B. Cross,'
pastor of South Heights church; secre
tary. J. T. Plnnell, pasetor of South
Alamo church.
S. H. C. Burgin, J. D. Young and A
B. Davidson were appointed to pre
pare for the Thanksgiving services
C. B. Cross, Z. V. Liles and J. M. Shoe
maker were appointed to arrange for
services at the rescue home. Sunday,
December S, was set apart as San An
tonio Female college day In all ths
Methodist churches of the city.
Dr. W. 8. Hamilton, specialist akin
diseases, 527 Moore Bldg. .
A Coilman. plumber. <lB Main Ava
SkMard'Tkiyton “Sattoy”
Men’s $ 10.00 and $12.00 Overcoats for only $4.95
Men’s slsand $2O Overcoats and Cravenettes $6.95
Men’s Suits, hand-tailored, worth $ 16.50 for $5.95
Men’s Sults, hand-tailored, worth $22.50 for $8.95
Men’s Suits, worth $lO.OO and $ 12.00 for. $4.95
Other goods in proportion. Yours for real Bargains
LABOR LEADERS TO
MEET IN ATLANTA
Number High tn Councils of Federa
tion Arrive tn Southern
City.
(BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.)
ATLANTA. Ga.. Nov. B.—Men high
In the councils of organised labor are
beginning to arrive here for the thir
teenth annual convention of the
American Federation of Labor next
week. Among those who have reached
the city are President James M.
Lynch. First Vice President George
A. Tracy. Second Vice President Huge
Miller. Secretary-Treasurer John w.
, THE SAN ANTONIO LIGHT
102 West Houston Street
Hays of the International Typographi
cal union; J. B. Lennon, treasurer ot
the American Federation of Labor;
Janies J. Freel, president of the stere
otypere' an<l electrotypers’ organiza
tion. and Thomas F. Tracy, president
of the label section of the federation.
Nearly every train reaching Atlanta
last night and today brought dele
gates to the convention.
(BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.)
KEY WEST, Fla.. Nov. 8. — The
British steamer Conway from New
Orleans for Danish ports with a gen
eral cargo, went aground at New
Ground, near Rebecca light yesterday.
Members of the crew came here In a
small boat last night to ask for as
sistance. A tug and several schooners
left at onoe for the scene of the wreck,
To Hasten Bond Sale.
(RY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ,
HOUBTON. Tex., Nov. B.—As a re-
British Steamer Aground.
suit of Major Brown's announcement
that ha desired to commence work
deepening the ship channel early in
the coming year, steps were taken to
day to hasten the negotiated sale of
the >1,250,000 bonds to local bankers
and the converting of the proceeds to
the federal treasury.
Houston Streets Flooded.
(BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.)
HOUSTON, Tex., Nov. B.—After a
terrific fall of rain last night which
converted the streets of the city into
torrents the sun is shining this morn
ing and temperatures are again
moderating.
Continues to Raid Gamblers.
(BY THE ASSttCIATED PRESS.)
HOUSTON. Tex., Nov. B.—Police
Chief Duff Voss continues his raldt
upon gambling In this city and the
latest arrests made numbered five men
charged with poker playing and they
paid fines aggregating >122.15.
INE OF the sturdiest, most dependable cars ever put on the mar
£ ket and one of the roomiest five-passanger cars on the road.
Equipped with a four-cylinder, L-head motor of the Renault
type, cast en bloc, that has given absolute satisfaction. Its
power (bore 4; stroke 4%) is ample. The motor is so-quiet you
I—???! often have to put your hand on the radiator to fee! whether it is
running or not. Semi-floating type of rear I axle, but heavier
than was used last year. Wheelbase 112 inches. Tires 39x4. Rims are
quick detachable. Dual ignition system, including magneto without extra
charge. Metal inclosure between running boards and frame. Mohair top
and top boot. Robe rail, foot rest and foot accelerator. AU metal trimmings
are nickel-plated. Color gray. Gas tank with five lamps, jack horn, tools
and tire tools all included.
A coupon entitling the holder to a chance on this magnificent automo
bile will be given to every person paying admission to the International Fair
grounds on San Antonio Day, November 9.
One chance for each ticket purchased. No limit to the number of tickets
that can be purchased by any party or parties. The drawing for the auto
mobile will take place on Friday, November 10, on the Fair grounds at five
o’ clock P. M. under the direction of a committee of three prominent citizens
of San Antonio to be appointed by the Fair Association. Every purchaser
of a ticket on San Antonio Day, November 9, will be given a separate ticket
for each admission ticket purchased on that day reading as follows:
One Chance —Prize Automobile Drawing—Stoddard-Dayton
Touring Car. Sa San Antonio Day. International Fair.
VORIES P, BROWN. Prea. J. M. VANCE, Secy
The boxes in which these tickets are deposited will be sealed and will
not be opened until the drawing on Friday, November 10, at 5 o'clock P.M.
the cost of the material.
BURGLAR RETURNS PICTURE
Responds to Mother's Pica But Care
fully Removes Diamonds.
(BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.)
GREENWICH. Conn., Nov. B.—lt
was a tender-hearted burglar who
broke Into the home of Judge A. F.
Hubbard here last Sunday afternoon
and stole several dollars worth of
Jewelry. Yesterday the special de
livery mail brought back a miniature
of Judge Hubbard's painted when
the latter was a It was intact,
except for a band tn which seven
diamonds had been set. After the
robbery Mrs. Hubbard was quoted as
declaring that sho would be willing to
part with all the Jewelry except the
miniature but she wanted that as It
NOV. 9, m
AT THE
BRIDGE
was ths only picture she had of "her
son.
Joy Rides and Goes to Jail.
(RY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.)
WACO, Tex., Nov. 8. — Edgar L.
Smith of China Sprlnga bought an
automobile yesterday, gave a oheck for
>l6OO used It for joy riding, left it
at a local garage, and Is today an in
mate of the county Jail. His check
proved worthless.
Sec. Wilson to Be In Houston.
(BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.)
HOUSTON. Nov. B.—Secretary at
Agriculture Wilson has accepted an
invitation to deliver an address In thin
city during the Texas land exposition
which is being staged for early in
January next.
Rlebe Undertaking Co. onto,ambu
lance service. >2l E. Oom. Phone Ml.
Theo Artit’a Orchestra. Both
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