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What You to Trade ! '.I ' ' ’ v" ■ . FRANK ALLEN Tli e Re al, Estat e. M a n r ROOMS 510 511 MOORE BUILDING San Antonio, Texas . ' | | Dallas and Return 510.30 S I B ON SALE OCTOBER 25 TO 29. X 53.10 Austin and Return I , ON SALE OCTOBER 25 AND 2«. h _ Limit November 2. | I Elegant Diners to St. Louis I fliy 1 1 F I City Office 401 E. Houston St. Phones 425 V J J. O. Bell, A. P. &T. A. G. M. Bynum, P. &T. A. ®G. H. & S. A. Ry. $15.00 EL PASO AND RETURN On Sale October 27th to November Sth Limited for Return November 7th CITY OFFICE 507 EAST HOUSTON STREET THE BEST TRAIN S. A. & A. P. “DAVY CROCKETT” TO HOUSTON Leaves S. A. & A. P. Depot pm Standard Pullman to Houston. Tourist Pullman to Corpus Christi. Tickets and berths from SPRINGALL. Phones 571, or at Station. £ « * RAILROAD TIME TABLE. » * # L A G. S. Arrive — No. B—From8 —From the north 8:45 pm No. B—From the north ...... 6:45 am No. 7 —Local from Hearne 10:00 am No. B—Local8 —Local from l'aleatino 10:45 pm No. 4 —From Mexico 1:50 pm No. 12 —Local from Laredo <mixed) u:Uuam Depart— No. 4 —For the north I:sspm No. 6 —For the north b:ovpm M., K. & I. 1 Union Station) — No. 9 —Katy Limited 7 ;45 pm No. 185 —Katy Flyer 7:30 am No. 243—Alamo Special from Hous- ton and Galveaton... . C :30 am No. 241 —Mail and Exproaa 3:25 pm Depart— ' No 10 —Katy Limited 10:00am No. 238—Katy Flyer 8:00 pm! No. 242 —Alamo Special for Houa- ton and Galveston.... 1) :5o pa No. 244 —Mail and Expree....... . 7:10 am No. t— Local for Palestine 7:30 am No. 10 —Express special for Hearne 4:00 amt No. s—For Mexico 7:00 am No. 11—Local lor Laredo (mixed) 8:00pm SAUTE FL (I. & G. ». Depot.) Arrive—- No. 7 —From the north 10:00 am No. 9 —From the north. ......10:45 pm i Depart— No. B—To the north 7:30 am I No. 6—To the north 8:00 pm 3. A. A A P. Arrive— No. I—From1 —From Houston and coast.. 7:oopm No. 3 —From Houjou and coast.. 6:80 am | No. s—From coast towns 1:15 pm! No. 44 —From Kerrville, ex. Sun.. B:3oam No. 42 —From Kervtlle, Sun. only a :00 pm No. 146 —From Kerrville, oc. Sun.. 4:30 pm Depart— No. 2—For Houston and coast.. B:3oam No. 4 —For Houston and coast.. B:2opm No. 6—For coast towns 2:10 pm I No. 43—For Kerrville, ex. Sunday 4:45 pm No. 41—Fer Kerrville. Sun. only.. 8:40 am No. 145—For Kerrville, ex. Sunday 7:15 am I G„ H. & 3. A. (Mala Line.) Arrive— No. 9—From the east 7:35 ami No. 2—From Dei Rio 10:50 km No. 7 —From the cast 6:00 pm No. 10—From hi Pato aud west.. 7:3opm FRIDAY, $10.30 DALLAS and RETURN Account TEXAS STATE FAIR On Sale Daily to October 29. Please phone or call at 101 West Commerce Street for further particulars and sleep ing car reservations. E. H. DALLAS, D. P. A. Old 144 —Phones—165 New Depart— No. 9 —For El Paso and west.... 9:ooam No. I—For Del Rio 4:00 pm N<\ 10—For the east 10:30 pm No. B—For the east ll:00air G.. H. & S. A. (Victoria Division) Depart— No. 305 —Cuero. Victoria, etc...... 8:00 ant No. 306—Cuero. Victoria, eta 7:50 pm i Furnish Your House CW BAST PAYMBm. Hendricks 4 Fenstermaker Furniture 4 House Furnishers ■ELLS TOE 1838. 118 and 118 Mdl Avena. Morales Transfer Co. Hauling and Storage Ct NG SAFIS A SPECIALTY Warehouee X A. P. Track. Old Phone 1584. New Phone 8149. SAN ANTONIO FURNITURE CO. Wo Beet. atty. BoD and Exchange Purnltaro. 117 Main At. to lie w. Plsm. Old Phono 1797. New Phone 1704 The City National Bank Cm Cotataeeoa and Navarre Sta. U. S. GOVT. DEPOSITORY 4 Per Cent oa Time Depoaita Your patrona<a aoUoltad. Always eoertaouo ead appreoiattva. WILL PIIISBURG TRADE WAGNER? Owner Dreyfus Orders Clarke to Reorganize Team —"Fly- ing Dutchman" May Go. Special Dispatch. Pittsburg, Pa., Oct. 28.—A shake-up is the order of President Dreyfus of the Pittsburg team. The club will be reorganized completely by the opening of the* season. Dreyfus has ordered Manager Fred Clark to do some lively thinking and to return to Pittsburg in December, when the work of building up a new team will be begun in earnest. It is understood that even the great Wagner will be traded if the Pittsburg club owners think the proper man or men would be offered for him. LODGE OF ROYAL NEIGHBORS ORGANIZED Special Dispatch. Yoakum, Oct. 28.—Mrs. Mona Wal ter. who has been in the city the past two weeks, working up interest in the Royal Neighbors' society, has or ganized a branch of that lodge here with twenty-one charter members. The following officers were elected to serve the first term: Oracle. Mrs. M. Hood; vice oracle, Mrs. Annie Williamson; chancellor. Mrs. Agnes Riggs; recorder. Mrs. Ella Allen; receiver, Mrs. Emma Hardy; marshal. Mrs. Bertha Somers; assist ant marshal. Mrs. Ella Matthews; in ner sentinel. Mrs. Beatrice Russell; outer sentinel. Mrs. Lillie Miller; past oracle. Mrs. M. Ross; managers. F. W. Arlitt, Mrs. Anna Green. Mrs. Pearl Kenedy; physician, Dr. Jno. Boyd. Dr. Hughes, eye, ear. nose and throat Office and infirmary, 403 St Mary’s. Does your house need beautifying? See Berwick, the paperhanger. Phone 516. 124 Garza street. Vim, Energy And A Keen Exhilaration RESULT FROM * BATH WITH HAND I SAPOLIO ! In hot weather it revives your energise I and stimulates the skin to healthy action. “The Bath Refreshing” AH Grocers and Druggists VELVETONE CURES DANDRUFF GROWS HAIR 50c All Druggists $l.OO COOK STOVES A liae worth looking at. Floe in appearance. Superb in ezeeution. Low in price. THE ENTERPRISE PRESCRIPTIONS Will be carefully compounded it brought to us. kino a McClintock, 514 B. Houston St Phones 3541. LEVYTANSKY’S JEWELRY EMPORIUM ■' Ui .r , ■ ■ := FOR ANYTHING IN THAT LINK •SA Casino and W. Commerce St Near the Bridge. WANTED! 1000 HENS Main Ave. Grocery Co. Peultry Dept.. l#o-l 10 Garden St. SAN ANTONIO LIGHT AND GAZETTE: There is a possibility that the Pittsburg team will be without the services of the great infielder, Hans Wagner next year. President Drey fus has ordered Manager Clare to re-construct his team and not to opare any of the present members of tho team should he be able to make ad vantageous trades for any of these players. He even included Wagner in the list of men who were subject to trade. There will be some lively bid ding for the big fellow at the annual meeting of the league in New York In December for there is not a team in the circuit that could not use this great player. ATTELL SHOWS CLASS 10 liniv CONTESI The Featherweight Champion Stops Cleveland Boxer in Six Rounds, Associated Press. New York. Oct. 28.—That little of Cleverness,” Abe Attell, began the winter campaign In this city by stopping Biz Mackay, the Cleveland featherweight, in the sixth round of their scheduled ten-round bout at Brown’s gymnasium last night. Mackay hit the floor so often that the members gut tired of the sight and called upon Referee Billy Glover to interfere, which he did after Attell sent Mackay to the canvas for the fifth time in the sixth round. At tcll fought in flashes. He simply wait ed for Mackay to lead, which Mackay unwisely did. and met every rush of the Clevelander with a hard left jab which sent Mackay's head back every time. The end came in the sixth, when At tell confused Mackay and landed at will. The counts for the five knock downs in this round ranged from five to nine. The final blow was a right cross to the jaw and the referee stop ped the bout. TURFMAN FINED; HE THREATENS TO QUIT Special Dispatch. • Baltimore, Md., Oct. 28.—R. F. Car man, the well known society turfman, who races one of the largest stables in this country, had a squabble yes terday afternoon with the stewards at the Pimlico race track, and the battle ended with a fine of $4OO charged against Carman. The turf man is very much wrought up over the affair and threatens to cancel his entries to the different stake events and to withdraw his horses from the course. The officials are adamantine In their decision and it looks ay if Car man would have to settle before ha can send one of his runners to the post. The trouble started when the stew ards fined Carman $2OO for allowing a friend to use his badge. The solons had Carman before them In the pa goda and when they meted out the fine to the millionaire owner he lost his temper and told the officials what he thought of their ruling. A war of airy personalities ensued, which resulted in the officials adding $2OO more to the original sentence. Car man left the stand In a rage. MANY YALE*MEN ARE_ WORKING WAY Associated Press. New Haven, Conn., Oct. 28.—Since the opening of the college year 230 applications have been received by i the Yale bureau of appointments. Of these applications positions have been secured for 93 students. Of the positions secured, eleven were where students could secure board by wait ing on table, and eleven where rooms were secured in private houses for care of furnaces and other work. Sev enty-nine academic men applied for loan of furniture and 255 pieces were given out. ALDRICH WILLLIVE IN NEW YORK Associated Press. New York, Oct. 28. —United States Senator Nelson W. Aldrich of Rhode Island has leased a fourteen-rooni ipartment on Park avenue here and t is declared that, following his re irement from the senate, he will nake his home in New York the treater part of the year. If In hurry phone 123 for autos. GREAT SLUGGING PIRATE INFIELDER MAY BE TRADED BY CLARKE HANS WAGNER. OEHYMEL HAS HARD LUCK AND LOSES RACE San Antonio Auto Driver Has Trouble With Car in Fea ture Event at Dallas. Special Dispatch. Dallas. Tex., Oct. 28.—1 n the fea ture event of the automobile program at the state fair here yesterday af ternoon, Aobin DeHymel. the great little drner from San Antonio, ran into a bunch of trouble with his ma chine and Jpst the race. DeHymel three times Was forced to stop his car and make repairs and in this way lost many miles. Despite this handi cap he finished in fourth place, four miles only behind the winner. He made the fastest lap of the race in the thirty-second mile, wjicn he negotiat ed the course in 54 3-4 seconds. The summary: * Event No. 1, stock'chassis, class E, three miles; fastest mile to count: George H. Clark of Dallas, driving a Cutting, won. Time, 1:00 4-5. Event No. 2. motocycles; five miles: Won by Arthur Mitchell of Los An geles, Cal., riding a Flying Merkel. Time. 4:51 3-5. Event No. 3. stripped stock chassis, class B; ten miles: Won by Fred Malone of Dallas, driving a Buick. Time. 10:43 2-5. * Event No. 4. class D: free for all: give miles: Won by George H. Clark of Dallas, driving a Cutting. Time, 5:27 3-5. I Event No. 5. motocycles; open han dicap; ten miles: Won by Edward Hasha of Dallas, riding an Indian. Time. 10:40 1-2. Event No. 6. stripped chassis, class E: Won by George H. Clark of Dal las. driving a Cutting. Tithe, 52:38. (Fifty miles.) In the sixth event Tobin DeHymel of San Antonio, finished fourth. His machine got out of order three times, losing ten minutes’ time, costing him at least eight miles of distance. Nev ertheless, he finished only four miles behind the winner, and made his thirty-second mile in 54 3-5 seconds. HOPPE GAINS DIG LEAD OVER CUTLER Special Dispatch. New York, Oct. 28. —Willie Hoppe noce more proved his mastery over the ivories last night at the Knicker bocker A. C. in Brooklyn by averag ing 23 1-13 for 300 points at the 18.1 balk line game, the most difficult style of billiards yet devised. Inci dentally Hoppe made a cluster of 137 points, a number never exceeded but once, by himself the night previous, and drew away to a still longer lead over Albert Cutler in their handicap match. The totals of the match as It now stands: Hoppe, 1200; Cut ler, 926. . GOLFER GETS DAMAGES FOR INJURED WRIST Associated Press. Chicago. UL, Oct. 28.—Frederick R. King. Oxford university graduate, football player and all-round athlete, was awarded damages of $lOOO by a jury in a municipal court today. King, whose golf was a part of his livelihood, sought $20,000 damages from the Chicago City Railway com pany for alleged injury he suffered to his left wrist last February when he was thrown from his seat in a street ear when the car left the trajpk. King averred his injuries prevented him from playing golf. --— ■ — MRS. MATTIE HUNT. Special Disnatch. Stockdale. Tex.. Oct. 28 —Mrs. Mat tie Hunt died yesterday at the local hospital, after a short illness with typhoid fever. Sho is survived by her husoand and two small children. $ 1.00 ®IW»X twiS The Newest in Shirts For $l,OO In plain or pleated bosoms—in every new pattern for fall—we’ll show you the greatest stock and best qualities for the money you’ll find in town. (See Commerce Street Window) SAN MARCOS DELEGATES TO FEDERATION NAMED Woman's Club Elects —Offer Prize for Killing Sparrows. Big Realty Exchange. Special Dispatch. San Marcos, Tex.. Oct. 28.—The Woman’s club has elected as delegates to the state federation to be held at San Antonio in November: Mrs. G. M. Sims, president, for the literary and civic departments; Miss May Turner, alternate for the same departments; Miss Ethel Morris for the music de partment. The club membership at tendance at the federation will in clude all of the most active mem bers. An official of the San Antonio Hu mane society will give a lecture under the auspices of the woman’s Club early next month. The civic depart ment has written to the San Antonio Civic league for leaflets on civics for distribution among the public school children. a To interest the boys girls in the club campaign against the Eng lish sparrows there have been offered valuable prizes to the boy and girl helping most in the work of extermin ation. The civic department has several park sites still in view, but owing to the advance in realty in the close-in districts the prices asked for suitable sites have been too high to make the park movement a success. C. L. Hopkins has exchanged his in terest in the Westover addition and SPECIAL Fancy Decorated Tea Pots 65c VA^ S 55c Sohultze Stove & Hardware Co. 105 W. CommoreoSf, Fischer's Drug Store GIBBS BUILDING. Best drugstore aervlce in the etty. Readquarters San Antonio Graduate Nurses’ Association. Calls taken for phy sicians or nurses any hour, day or night We have six quick delivery messengers. Onen all ntflh* Beth ohones 224- REMOVAL GROOS V NEWTON Fire Insurance Rooma 328-330 Gunter Office BcUdin<. Both Phones 1988. INVESTIGATE Th * Royal Standard Typewriter $65 319 Navarro Street. r Hotel Savoy One hundred rooms, all modern equipment, entirely new. Reasona ble rates. European plan. All Cars pass. 122 W. Houston 75he Gunter | EUROPEAN PLAN SLSO AND UP 350 ROOMS 225 WITH BATH Largest and most commodious rotunda In the South. In addition to ala carta cervtca we specialize LUNCHEON. 12 to 2 p. m-. 5° TAELE D’HOTE DINNER. 6 to 8 p. m.. »! 00 k Orchestral Concert* THE GUNTEB HOTEL COMPANY OCTOBER 2?, 1910. valuable realty in the residence sec tion for a farm in Moore county be longing to R. W. Thomas. The value of the property exchanged was $17.- 600. N. T. Custead, who was buried to day at his home near Austin, one of the veteran employes of the Pacific Express company, was stationed in this city for a number of years and was perhaps the best known local agent in (/.is section. The case of Pablo ITloa. sentenced at the spring term of district court tor the murder of Felan. an old and well known Mexican, has been re manded back to this court for trial at the next term. This case was noticeable for its apparent brutality. The murder was committed in a death struggle at a secluded spot near the river. The Mexicans themselves cap tured Ulloa and and gave him up to the officers, as Felan was generally beloved by his people. THE WORLD SEES YOU are aging If gray hairs begin to ap-> pear. Wells’ Hair Balsam so gradual ly and perfectly restores gray hairs to original color that no one would sus pect you of using anything. 50c and $l.OO at druggists. E. S. Wells, chem ist, Jersey City, N. J. Now is the time to Prepare Yourself for the season will soon be here t« take that hunting trip. We have what you want, a hunting or a Pocket KNIFE. The guaranteed kind that keeps on edge. AH prices and sizes to suit you. Let us show you what we have. PAUL MUELLER, The House That Handles the Goods. 104 West Commerce Street. HOTEL rST. BROADWAY AND IITH STREET NEW YORK CITY. Within Easy Access of Every Point'of’ luterv»t. Half Block from WauamakcrY -4 3 mtuiitub’ walk of Sbopploy DUtrict.’ w. , FOK: ExceUencv ofCuldfiu. Com* j furtuble Appointments. Courts us » Ive and Homelike SurrouitMPf?. ROOMS S l .OO PER DAY MD UP ' EUROPEAN PLAN, w „ ■ Table d'Hote Breakfast SOc. WM.TAYLOR4SON,Inc.ri ALSO ’ 4 hotel Martinique. Broadway and 3ird Street a ; St. Anthony ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF SAN ANTONIO'S NEWEST AND FINEST HOTEL MODEXN Ui EVEBT DETAIL. Ko Battar or More Com>loto Hotel of Its 81ao (430 rooma) in America Überally Conducted on the EUROPEAN PLAN Special AttinUon Paid to Commercial Men. P. M. SWEARINGEN A SOX Managing Director* 17