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FOR
/ Dwellings
BY OWNER.
For sale: Five blocks from Joske'* store,*
on corner North and Matagorda streets. Two
large lota 110x150 to alley. Three houses,
outhouses and barn and these lots. Houses
are separated by fences aud each a good
rental proposition. .Will always rent well,
paying at least 10 per cent interest on the
investment. Wish to sell collectively. Call at
332 North street for particulars.
PROSPECT HILL
By owner. Two good 5 room houses, hall
and bath, sewer connection, electric lights,
screened, gas in front of house, close to car
line. Large lots. South front. Good neighbor
hood. One house brand new. For prices and
terms see
OTTO BROWN. 1813 Monterey St.
FINE two-story modem residence, 8 large
rooms, fine neighborhood, now rented for
$4O per month. Greatest bargain in city.
W. H. SARTAIN, Owner.
444 Moore Bldg., City.
NEW three-room bungalow, just finished,
block from car line. Price $950. $lOO cash,
balance $lO a month and interest. Inquire
301 Belmont
BY OWNER.
For sale, house, 5 rooms, hall, back and
front porch, all modern conveniences, cheap.
824 North Pine.
$4500 —107 WOODWARD PLACE.
For sale—Eight-room two-story house,
three blocks from court house; all modern
conveniences; the house is in first-class re
pair; newly painted. Apply 107 Woodward
place.
FOR SALE—Three beautiful lots at
corner Quincy and Wilmington streets,
for only $3000; easy terms. This is a
beautiful building site.
AUSTIN & DUNN,
411 Gibbs Building.
A BARGAIN
Apartment house, cluse in, strictly modern
building, new and in the best of condition.
See *
SAN ANTONIO LOAN & TRUST CO.
DON’T wait till your house burns before
you think of INSURANCE. Insure now
with RAY MACKEY, old phone 4100. 118
East Houston street
FOK SALE —Modern seven room cottage on
car line. 134 Agarita. Apply 214 Leigh.
BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME
I am offering my brand new five room cot
tage at a sacrifice. One block off best car
service, cement walks, every modern im
provement. Beautifully decorated and many
built-in conveniences. I know it will please
you.
R. A. RICHEY, Owner.
Phones 2236. 610 Moore Bldg.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
$4750 equity in $lO,OOO Laurel Heights
home; will take unincumbered farm, high
class residence lots or well located town
property in exchange. Address P. O. box 838.
FOR SALE —Store building, corner of Main
avenue and East San Pedro place. Apply
J. H. Savage, agent, 615 Moore building.
FOR SALE —By owner. Five rooms, bath and
hall; part cash or vacant lots. A bargain
if sold at once. Apply 339 Dunning avenue.
FOR sale or rent, an elegant 8-room house
on Knob Hill at a bargain, 2 acre lot. Cor
ner Gladstone and Vivian streets. Old phone
705.
NICE cottage near 8. P. depot, rented $l4
per month. Only $1435. Address 2574,
Light.
FOR SALE.
Modern 5-room cottage just completed, fac
ing south, on Rural avenue, Laurel Heights,
two blocks from two car lines. $3500. Apply
owner, Dr. E. O. Evans, both phones.
FOR SALK—Four lots. Call at 218/East
Josephine street.
BARGAIN
Madison Square residence, new and
modern, 8 rooms, 2-storles, by owner.
564 old phone.
FOR SALE —Big sacrifice. 6 room, hall and
bath. Lot 100x150. Owner, 145 Hicks Ave.
BARGAIN IDEAL HOME
Two-story eight-room house, two bath-
*ooos, newlv papered, white enamel fin
ish, inlaid linoleum; fine sleeping porch, m
splendid condition; large barn, wash house;
excellent neighborhood; two lots; on Hot
Wells car line. 1310 South Presa street.
$lOOO down, balance to suit.
ARE YOU GOING
TO BUILD?
Why not put your house on a good brick
foundation with hard plastered walls, with
pane! wainscoting, beam ceilings, buffets and
all those things that go to make your home
cozy, comfortable and home like.
IT COSTS NO MORE.
BROWN-LAMBERTH CO.
815 Gunter Bldg.
18 Years in Los Angeles.
FOR SALE —Four-room cottage, bath. 11l
Vance street. Inquire 1123 South Presa.
FOR SALE —One house with four rooms,
hall, two galleries, cow shed, on two lots
50x150. Harlandde addition, on San Anto
nio avenue. Call 168 RUer avenue, route 2.
FOR SALE—Home in Waring. Two lots, six
acres, outbuildings, two wells, gasoline en
gine, rock tank, fruit, two incubators. $2500
cash. John Stribling.
STOP ANO LOOK
at the two cottages I am building in High
land Park on West Falls avenue, near Skin
ner, when you go out to the sale tomorrow.
One ready to move into. Can sell on easy
;erms. H. C. Thorman, 417 Mackay building.
□ld phone, office 2935, residence 3597.
FOB SALE—FARMS AAD RANCHES
1 acre Truck Farm.
2-acre Truck Farm.
5-acre Truck Farm.
6 acre Truck Farm.
Rich garden land, all under cultivation
ind irrigation.
W. J. CHENEY,
Room 410 Mackay Building, Navarro St.
420 ACRES on the Alice road, adjoining
Brownsville will be sold at a bargain; easy
terms. Near sugar mill. No better chance In
Texas for big profits, either in raising crops,
holding for big prices or immediate develop
ment in small parcels. For particulars ad
dress T. A. Kinder, exclusive agent, Browns
ville, Texas.
A BARGAIN
1 have for sale a sRoacre tract of the best
farming land in this county. Weil improved
and good water, 90 per cent can be put into
cultivation. I also have smaller tracts im
proved or unimproved to suit. For particulars
address J. P. Newcomb, 130 Crofton avenue,
city. Old phone No. 3916.
FOR SALE—By owner. 441-acre ranch seven
miles north city limits; well improved; bar
gain. 607 Austin street.
THERE Is no lands In Texas that pro
duce corn, cotton, wheat and oats like
the black land belt, healthy and weal
thy is the condition of our citizens. Mid
lothian Realty Co., Midlothian, Tex.
FOR SALE —Well located farm, 480 acres,
100 acres in cultivatiou, balance good till
able and grass land, 6-room house, windmill,
plenty of water, barn, small orchard; best
small stock farm in county. Price $35 per
acres; $3300 down and balance to suit pur
chaser. REYNOLDS DRUG CO., Weather
ford, Tex.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
DON’T wait till your house burns before you
think of INSURANCE. Insure now with
strong old line companies. RAY’ MACKEY,
all* phone 4100. 118 East Houston street.
MONDAY,
FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE
Grafted Pecans
KNOX NURSERIES.
201 St. Mary's Street.
0. P. 1374
MONEY to loan on first class real estate se
curity. Terrell A Terrell.
FOR RENT—From 1 to 80 acres irrigated
land in Lakeview Gardens, 3H miles west
of the court house. Southwestern Land* Cor
poration, ground floor, New Frost building.
JOHN IL BOLTON—MeaI Estate. Pension
Claim Agent. Notary Public. St. -‘amei
Houston street. \
MUSTANG Island lot s2o. only a few left;
buy before the price is raised. Newport
Townsite Co., room 2, St. James hotel.
LESS THAN 1-4 VALUE
For quick sale we can deliver three hun
dred acres, more or less, on one of the best
macadamized roads in the county, only thir
ty minutes drive from the city; running
creek clear across the property. For a little
money a dam can be put across the creek
that would make a lake covering several
acres and would raise the water to such a
height that a twenty-five horsepower gaso
line engine would pump enough water to ir
rigate the entire tract. All fine black land.
Wo can sell this for less than one-fourth of
what the adjoining property can be bought
for, and we can give the easiest kind of
terms. $lO,OOO in cash will handle it; no
better proposition ever offered the investor.
Title perfect.
CANNON REALTY COMPANY
Second Ifloor Maverick Bank Building.
Both Phones 1250.
WILL BUILD TO SUIT YOU
On your lot. or on any lot you select or on
any one we own and sell on small payment
down, balance easy monthly payments.
RICHEY & CASEY, Owners.
Both Phones 2236. 610 Moore Bldg.
LOTS NEAR FAIR GROUNDS
Hi Vue addition. Hot Wells car. get off
at Regina street. Every lot high and sightly.
Citv water, graded streets, fine view and
breeze $175 and up. See J. 0. Cox, owner,
on grounds.
To the country to buy a lot when yon
can get a desirable building site with
macadamized street, cement sidewalks
and other modern improvements for
$450 and up. no further out than To
bin Hill. Only a few offered to home
builders at thesp low prioes. Health
iest part of city, where increased value
is assured. Prices have doubled in this
'locality within past two years. Let us
show you this choice property.
J. HERBERT COMPTON CO.
Exclusive Agents.
Ground Floor Moore Building.
Five-room cottage with 3-room basement,
fronts Pleasanton road and Swearingen boul
evard. More than an acre of fine garden
lard. City water. Convenient to car line.slsoo
eash gets it if taken at once. Best bargain we
have ever offered. Act promptly.
CANNON REALTY CO.
Both Phones 1250. Maverick Bank Bldg.
$25 CASH
Balance easy monthly payments, secures a
large lot on Nevada or Nebraska streets, be
twpyn Pine and Monumental streets; prices
$250 to $350 a lot. Water in front of everv
lot. Only a few lots unsold. Your last op
portunity to get a lot so close in at rea
sonable prices. See
WM F SCHUTZ.
Riverside Bldg.
BLACK WHO IN HAIM BELT
240 acres, 45 miles east of San Antonio,
perfect black mesuite land fronting on the
Gulf Shore railway. Loading switch for cord
wood at the land. Valuable timber. Abundant
good waler 30 to 40 feet. No improvements.
Will seli all or half at $35 per acre, one
fourth cash, balance long ter of years. NO
TRADES. The C. E. Way Land Co., Frost
building.
A SNAP for some cne wanting bargain in lot
on Beacon Hill. Owner will sell $l6O
equity for $l2O, worth $l5O more than I
ask. 2338 Light. \
Big Smash in Prices
OF
HIGHLAND PARK RESIDENCE LOTS, ON
CAR LINE AND WITH 15 MINUTE DIRECT
SERVICE TO HOUSTON STREET WE
HAVE A NUMBER OF CHOICE LOTS IN
THE VERY BEST PART OF THE PARK
THAT WE WILL SELL UNTIL FURTHER
NOTICE AT LESS THAN AUCTION
PRICES. COME AND GET YOUR CHOICE
AT PRIVATE SALE WHILE THEY LAST.
STAATS & BROOKS,
Owners.
229 East Houston Street.
New Phone 72. Old Phone 2732.
Close in Acreage
9 acres located south of town
and only two miles from city
hall It fronts two streets and
lies beautifully for a subdivi
sion. It is ripe for develop
ment and price’ will appeal to
you.
M< HOLSON.
FURNISH Jt SMITH.
221 E? Houston Street.
FOR dressmaking and plain sewing call on
Mrs. 0. V. Ledger 1020 West Poolar St.
Furnished Home For Rent
8 rooms, modern, handsomely furnished, nefr U. S. ArsMlal and car line. Will rent
from three to five months. $50.00 per month.
Phone C. F. Ketter, either phone 3041. Care R. H. Wester Co., 233 E. Houston St.
General
WHY GO
CHICKEN RANCH CHEAP.
DRESSMAKING.
“Eddie'' Green Manager of Great
Properties Owned By Mother
Col. Edward H. R. Green, who will
take over the affairs of his mother.
Hetty Green, said to be the richest
woman in the world.
An announcement was recently
made that the famous "financieress”
had released her hold on the family
purse strings and turned her immense
fortune over to her son. This rumor
was confirmed by the colonel, who
RECALL CHARTER BILL
IS BEFORE COLQUITI
Special Dispatch.
Austin, Tex., Feb. 13.—The Tex
arkana charter with the recall, ini
tiative and referendum was signed by
Lieutenant Governor Davidson today
and was sent to the governor. The bill
was carried to the governor's office
by the sergeant-at-arms of the sen
ate. The governor will not send the
bill back for several days, as he wants
time to prepare his veto message, ex
plaining his position on the recall,
initiative and referendum.
JUDGE FISHER DEAD
Austin. Tex., Feb. 13.—Judge Sam
R. Fisher, a Well known local attor
ney died yesterday at his home here
after a short illness
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHY.
SEB. S. WILCOX, expert stenographer. Le-
gal work a specialty. Old phone 3743. 629
Moore building. •
PIANOS—MUSICAL GOODS.
FOR SALE—We have a lot of second hand
square pianos and organs that wc want to
sell out at any price to make room for new
stock. These pianos can bo made into good
ones or fancy tables. Bufard Bros.
CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY.
ATTORNEYS.
H. H. LEONARD, attorney and counsellor at
Jaw. 228 Washer Bldg. New phone 2652,
AUTO REPAIRS.
NOTTINGHAM & FREDERICK, renairt of
all descriptions; auto repair* of all kind*.
131 N. Flores; new phone 3123.
ARCHITECTS.
W. N. HAGY, architect and builder. Fifth
floor Frost building.
SEED AND POULTRY SUPPLIES
FEUD BTAFFEL, 319 East Commerce. Hay
and grain, garden and field seed, poultry
supplies, incubator* and brooder*
TAILORS
PANCOAST & KOHLER. 104 East Commerce
street. Handle the Shackamaxon woolen*.
ABSTRACTERS.
SAN ANTONIO ABSTRACT CO. Koom* 204
306 Washer Bldg. We furnish abstract*.
UNDERTAKERS
SLOAN & HAGY
Undeitakera
AMBULANCE SERVICE.
BOTH PHONES 10*.
KEY AND LOCKSMITHS
MOTH PHUNEm HJcyvle* os PW
ments; kev and lock work: lawn .now
tin sharpened Emerson, the Bley-n
Doctor
MANUFACTURING OPTICIANS.
WM. SCHMIDT, Manufacturing Optician,
207 H South Alamo; glasses fitted. leos»»
ground, oculists' prescription* filled; ail
work guaranteed.
OSTEOPATHIC PHYsit I 'X
DR. CHAB K MARKING. S) • ial atten
tion to Rheumatism,
Liver. No. 204 Gunter Bide. 0 P. J 43. •
MANY READERS of the Light looking for
opportunities to better themselves. Adver
tisc in the Light and get your s''®™ cf . P"'
pils. The cost is a trifle. Call 176, cither
SAN ANTONIO LIGHT
states that he will form a trust com
pany which will be made a sort of
clearing house for the vast western
and southwestern interests of his
mother.
Colonel Green is a bachelor, forty
four years of age. and hits spent the
last eighteen years of his life in the
state of Texas, where he has. pro
rr oted numerous business enterprises.
Fight Pictures
Cause Police
to Resign Jobs
Associated Press.
Westerly, R. 1.. Feb. 13.—Because
moving pictures of a prize fight were
exhibited in Westerly last week by
permission of the common council, the
town's two police commissioners have
tendered their resignations on the
ground that their efforts to protect
the morals of the community have not
met wftlj the support of the city fath
ers.
The council recently held a special
session and In spite of the protests of
clergymen and others voted four to
two to allow the pictures to be shown.
ESCAPE UNHURT WHEN
AUTO TURNS OVER
Associated Press.
Savannah. Ga., Feb. 13.—A freak
of fate saved Mrs. John Stevenson and
two children from Injury when a tour
ing car carrying six passengers leaped
from the Ogdensburg road at a rail
road crossing here last night and
turned over twice while going down
a thirty-foot embankment. The woman
and the youngsters were tossed into
the sand and were unhurt. Mr. Stev
enson, the owner of the car. sustained
a broken right leg and received prob
able internal injuries. Fred P. Oliver
os contributed a broken collar bone,
a broken rib and suffered internal in
juries, which may be fatal. A third
man received minor bruises.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
J. W. and B. L. Crawford to E. H. Tubbs,
lot 2, block 4, new city block 3228; lot* 10
and 11, block 11, new city block 3225, Hill
crest addition; $9430.
J. L. and RubyeKhodes to Richard Ricks
lot 7. block 13, city block 2911, EasL Engle
wood; $llOO.
J. O. and K. Adams to Mr*. Mary Rout
ledge, lot 20, block 5. old city lot 217, new
city block 1019, north side of Lombrauo
street; $5.
J. A. and Mary Clopton to August G.
Sturtz, 15 V* acres of John K. Naylor origi
nal survey 23%; $5200.
lerrell Well Co., by J. D. Oppenheimer, to
Ole C. Olsen, lot 5, block 134, town of San
Jose; $3OO.
IciitU Well Co., by J. D. Oppenheimr, to
A L. Martin, lot 10, block 157, town of San
Jose; $3OO. %
lerrell Well Uo., by J. D. Oppenheimer,
to S. J. Likina, lot 15, block 134, town of
ban Jose; $3OO.
lerrell Weil Co., by J. 1). Oppenheimer, to
£ rs M a . r « aret K.Williams and Bertha P
Smithhialer. lots 1 and 2, block 153, town
of San Jose; $6OO.
lerrell Well Co., by J. D. Oppenheimer,
to H. haulier, lot 15, block 112, town of
b.ri vosa; $3OO.
♦ by J. D. Oppenheimer,
to W K. Savage, lot 14, block 134, town of
ban Jose; $3OO.
, J™ 1 Co- »y O Oppenheimer,
to 1. A. Koon lots It! and 13, block 154,
town of Man Jose; $6OO
m « , C r 4 rre i ll S’"" ” OPPenhM
,'o A Ko >»‘. lots Ito 3, block 129,
town of San Jose $9OO
mJ**! J'? 4 !.?' !! 11 .9* ■by 3 n OppcLhei
‘3 ' b ock lo *’ ,uwu of 8 » n '’o se :
a ouu.
t W. Watt!, by sheriff. to San Antonio
Brewing association, lots 5 to 8, block 4,
town of Macdona; $775
.no'? ,n 8 1 Crump lot 8/block
102, town of San Jose; $l7OO
o Seth S S '" r ’’y. IOD 1 to
9 'J.’ O k 4 » N »«issa Place: $2500.
V. S. and M. L. Hill to E. L. and M. R.
Stevens, Jos-50x120 feet of five acres out of
G. Martinez snrvey 28; $157.
O 'LI N 'l. A*? n * ■ ,O " • Hindman, lots 1 and
2. block 15, city block 2024. corner of Cala
veras street and Cincinnati avenue; $l.
I 1 ?**! t 0 Jnmcs J Sweenev. lot* 8
and 9, block 4, new city block 3228, Theo
aveuue; $5OO.
P. Rinenecker to L. L. Riesenecker. lots
11 to 12, block 30. new oity block 2289-
$2OOO.
Thomas J. Sadler to A. P. Stapp, lot 13.
block 1, old city lot 66 on north side of
Leal street; $lO.
W. D. and Lillie May Hood to E. P. John
son, lot 6, block K, new city block 1667, on
Nolan street: $lO.
No buttonless shirts leave the Mis
sion City Laundry. Try them. Phones
70*
BOWLING
COMMERCIAL
BOWLING LEAGUE.
SCHEDULE OF FIRST SERIES.
First Week.
Monday. 1-et.iuary 10. Alamo Iron
Works vs. Lone Star Brewery, Bee
thoven alleys, A. B. F.
Friday, February 17, A. B. FranK
vs. City Brewery, Century, A. I. W.
Second Week.
Wednesday. February 22, Lone Star
Brewery vs. A. B. Flunk, Muth alleys.
City Brewery.
Friday. Pebruary 24, Alamo Iron
Works vs. City Brewery, Century al
leys, Lone Star Brewery.
Third Week.
Monday, February 27. Alamo Iron
Works vs. A. B. Frank, Beethoven al
leys. City Brewery.
Friday, March 3, Lone Star Brewery
vs. City Brewery, Century alleys. A.
I. W.
Fourth Week.
Wednesday, March », Lone Star
Brewery vs. Alamo Iron Works. Muth
alleys City Brewery.
Thursday, March 9, City Brewery I
vs. A. B. Frank, Century alleys. Lone I
Star Brewery.
Fifth Week.
Monday, March 12, Alamo Iron
Works vs. City Brewery, Beethoven
alleys. A. B. F.
Thursday, March 16, Lone Star
Brewery vs. A. B. Frank, Century al
leys. A. I. w.
Sixth Week.
Wednesday. March 22, Lone Star
Brewery vs. Citv Brewery, Muth's al
leys. A. B. F.
Thursday, March 23, A. B. Frank
vs. Alamo Iron Works, Century alleys.
City Brewery.
The league schedule will consist of
two series, the winner of the first se- •
ries to liowl the winner of the second I
series for the championship of the ;
league. The only restriction to the
line of Ute teams is that each bowler
must began the series of the firm they
represent. Each taani will be as
sessed every night that a game Is
bowned to be turned into the treas- j
urer. The sum will be used for a'
banquet to be given to the league |
members at the end of the schedule. I
•
CENTURY NINEPIN TOURNAMENT j
Roach is again leading with a per
centage of 790, Thomas being his
nearest opponent with 781. While
Roach is first in percentage, Thomas
holds the best average per game rec
ord 196, with Roach a close second
with 190. Coy is still holding the
high game score 266. The bowlers
are showing better class in every
game bowled now that the schedule is
nearing the end of the second round.
The standing of the contestants:
Standing of the Contestants.
Plyd. Won. Lost. P.C.
Roach HO 87 23 .790
Thomas HO 86 24 .781
Biegler 80 48 32 .600
Co) 65 39 26 .600
Cahill 110 65 45 .590
Schwartz 100 59 41 .090
Matavich ....... 95 54 41 .568
Emerson 115 63 52 .547
Heleck ...105 55 50 .523
Richter 90 40 50 .444
Nagel ....100 44 56 .440
Whitley 85 36 49 .434
Summerfield .... 95 38 57 .400
Kehr 85 34 51 .400
Salter 100 39 61 .390
Hohorst .. ..... 80 26 54 .323
Staudt 100 39 71 .290
Foster 105 23 82 .220
Averages.
Names — Pld. Ave. H.G.
Thomas HO 196 259
Roach 110 190 249
Coy 65 181 266
Schwartz 100 178 234
Heleck 105 176 249
Cahill HO 176 235
Zelglrr 80 234
Emerson H 5 174 218
Nagd 100 174 244
Kohr S 5 170 242
Matavich 95 169 212
Richter 90 166 224
Whitley 95 165 286
Summerfield 95 163 227
Hohurst 80 159 200
Salter 100 158 208
Stoudt ’ 100 151 201
Foster 105 145 213
WEEK'S SCHEDULE.
Monday.
Stoudt vs. Ziegler. Emerson vs.
Schfartz. Emerson alleys.
Thomas vs. Hohurst. Roach vs.
Summerfield, Century alleys.
Tuesday.
Thomas vs. Heleck, Coy vs. Foster,
Emerson alleys.
jAatavich v. Kolir, Cahill vs. Zloff”
ler. Century alleys. .
Wednesday.
Cahill vs- Kohr. Roach vs. Richter.
Emerson alleys.
Foster vs. Whitley. Salter vs. Nagel.
Century alleys.
Thursday.
Summerfield vs. Whitley, Hohurst
vs. Salter. Emerson alleys.
Schwartz vs. Stoudt. Century* al
leys. _ .
Friday.
Matavich vs. Nagel. Coy vs. Rich
tpr alleys-
Emerson vs. Heleck, Century al
leys.
TVKNI’II BOWLING LEAGUE.
Second Series.
Stan<Mi*£ Ivanis.
P.d, W. Is. PC.
R’chey ” J
" *
Waters :. ' 4 S ‘
Glocckner 4 * «
Waaenf.br 4 « * 4 -«
nvk'es". ■I 4 4 ’l '21 4
wora"e Per G n me ’’ecord.
G P Av. PG.
Wacenfehr « 1799 299
Conrinv 32 '’’l 47 296
Beckner 1? 8515 293
Richer I 4 4 "l0 286
Lowther 12 8996 285
Waters 10 2830 283
Fritze 1» 8364 280
Dllkpq 14 3835 274
Onlv two teams bowled the'r entire
schedule of 14 games. Richey and
Tick. s. the others all forfeited. To L.
Gntzeit goes the honor of winning the
Durham splash medal with a record
of 13 which is just one short *f the
alloy record.
TURNER BOWLING LEAGUE.
Splash Record.
Louis Gutzelt 13 splashes.
Heuhaum. 12. second.
11 splashes by P P. Hoefgen. Jessie
Oppenheimer.
10 splashes by D. Jochimson, Ad.
Washington Birthday
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BULL FIGHTS AND FIESTAS
LAREDO
February 21-22-23rd
S2.so—Round Trip—S2-50
On Sale February 20-21-22nd
Limit for Return February 25th
See Gaona, the World Famous Matador
MONTEREY AND RETURN $5.50
On Sale February 20-21*22nd
Return Limit 10 Days
City Office 401 E. Houston St. Phones 425
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Tickets on sale February 21 to 27. Limited to return March 11
CITY TICKET OFFICE 507 EAST HOUSTON STREET
Dugosh, Ad. Lassner, E. Schmitt.
9 splashes by Charles B. Treuter,
George Icke, E. Kuehn, W. Keller. F.
C. Pfeiffer.
8 splashes by Gus Schneider. J.
Raybould, A. Gloeckner, Max Baetz,
O. Gerloff, A. Judinaier.
7 splashes by Charles Ling, Lips
comb, Charles Baldus, M. Rossy, H.
Wharton. E. Witte, H. E. Elsw.rth,
J. H. Schaefer, George A. Lowther,
J. Raymann, R. Menger. A. Weyel.
W. Kendall, A. Haubold, J. M. Leigh.
6 splashes by Charles Klaus, E.
Jungkind, T. Welker, G. Gerges, J.
McAllister, Dr. Zuehl. H. R. Geyer.
5 splashes by Louis Elmendorf.
William Schackelhof.
4 splashes by P. Hohon. Charles
■ Heberer, A. Wernette, E. Appnlann,
3 splashes by H. Tolle, George Con
' ring, F. Bergmann, H. Wolf, L. T.
Waters.
2 splashes by William Zizelmann, L.
I Fritze, F. Hummert, A. PhiJ'ips. D.
I Dunham. M. Schfndel, T. Tengg. G.
Reldner. F. Sehaetzler. Al Richey.
1 splash by E. Gutzelt. E. Keyllch,
O Heye, E. Elmendorf. G. Fontrei.
R. C. Feehner. C Runge. H. Lang
bein, Nie Tengg Jr.
CENTURY NINEPIN TOURN IMFST
Three men are tied in the Century
ninepin tournament. TarriUton. Wag
enfehr and Kuhn for first place with
a percentage of SOO.
Standing of Contestants:.
Pld. W. x.. pl.
Tarrllllon 10 8 2 .sov
Wagenfehr 15 11 • ««
Kuhn * „ „ nn
Lambert 15 » «
AcMzehn 4 ' IIU
Gerlach 10 6 J -bou
Muehlendorf ....15 8 7 .33*
Dullnlg 10 5 5 .ovu
Hans 15 7 8
Leininger 10 «» •’
Armbrust 10 4 t> .4UU
Lutz 10 4 b ’ 4UU
Dimmitt 10 5 10
t) licos h 11 3 7 .300
pXr 30 3 7 ' 3UO
Wyle?. 5 1 4 .200
Wurzbach 5 0 5 -Otio
Averages.
Pld. P. Ave. H.G.
Tarrllllon 10 1061 106 144
Wagenfehr .. .-15 1521 101 119
Muehlendorf .-15 1433 95 121
Achtzehn 10 909 91 105
DullniK
«*r 10 5 39® 89 3 »«
L’likn 5 **4 ‘' 5 * * 1 ’
Gerlach’ ’ 10 872 87 102
Lutz 10 869 81 107
WAzbach 5 428 86 104
Hans 15 1379 85 116
Armburst 10 839 84 95
Dimmitt 15 1241 83 100
Perner 1° 8-3 82 93
Wvlcr 5 411 82 94
Dtigosh 10* 798 80 101
Lambert 15 1188 79 9o
THIS WEEK'S SCHEDULE.
Wednesday.
Deininger vs. Dimmitt, Wurzbach
vs. Lutz, Muehlendorf vs. Lambert.
Thursday.
Dullnlg vs. Clemens. Wagenfehr VS.
Tarrllllon, Kuhn vs. Achtzen.
Friday.
Perner vs. Gerlach. Hans vs. Lam
bert; Dugosh vs Wyler.
BOW TO COLQUITT’S WILL
Fl Paso- ImiU'illo Bill Held Up I util
Snprcnie C ourt Measure
Passes.
Special Dispatch
Austin. Tex., Feb. 13 — While Senator
Hudspeth announced last Saturday be
would sign the El Paso-Amarilld court
bill today he made a motion that the
bill be held up subject to the call of
the chairman of the committee. This
is understood to mean that Governor
Colquitt has announced he will not
sign the bill until the bill granting re
lief to the supreme court has been
passed. The bill will be held up until
the supreme court relief bill has
been passed.
NEW KYLE BANK OPENED.
Special Dispatch.
Kyle, Tex.. Feb. 13.—Bank Exam
iners Smith and Grigg of Austin were
last Saturday and checked up and
opened the Kyle State bank. This
organization succeeds the Kyle bank,
a private institution, which has been
in operation here for seventeen years.
FEBRUARY 13, 1911.
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FULL
NIGHTS
SLEEP
ON THE
“BAVY CROCKETT”
TO HOUSTON
Lv. S. A. 4 A. P. Depot 10:00 p m
HOUSTON 8:15 a. m.
IN GOOD TIME FOK
BREAKFAST and BUSINESS
Returning Just as Good
PHONE 571
For a Lower Berth
Glfy Off'se—’exar Brag Ifsrs
AUMG PLAZA
RAILROAD TIME TABLE,
L k o. a.
Arnri — 11
No. 5— From the north 6:4$ an
No. 3 —From the north 6:30 pm
No. 7—from the north 9:55 am
No. 9 —Local from Palestine.... 10:45 pm
No. 4 —From Mexico 1:50 pm
No. 12—Local from Laredo (mixed) 6:ooam
Depart—
No. 4 —For the north l:»spm
No. 6 —For the north 8:00 pm
No. B—Local8 —Local for Palestine 7:80 am
No. 10 —Express special north .... 4:ooam
No. s—For Mexico 7:00 am
No. 11 —Local for Laredo (mixed). pm
M., K. & T. (Union
Arrive —
N. 241 —From Houston & Galveaton 6 Sn
No. 7 —From Dallas & Ft. Worth 7:30 am
No. 235 —From the north 7 30
No. 15—From Waco 3:00 pm
No. 9 —From the north 7:45 pm
Depart—
No. 16—For Austin and Waco c .. 6:89 am
No. 10 —For the north 9:00 am
No. B—For8 —For Dallas. Fort Worth and
Waco 8:45 pm
No. 236—For the north 9:15 pm
No. 242—For Houston & Galveston 10:15 pm
No. 244 —Mail aud Exnreaa 7:10 am
No. B—Local8 —Local for Palestine 7:30 am
No. 10 —Express special fur Hearna 4.00 am
No. s—For Mexico 7:00 am
No. 11 —Local toi Larod<* (mixed) 9:oopm
SAN Th FE (I. U G. ft. Depot)
Arrive—
No. 7 —From tbs north 10:00am
No. 9 —Fruip the north. IQpm
Depart—
No. B—To8 —To the north 7:30 am
Nc. 6 —To th* north ....1 8:00 pm
$ a A. P.
Arriva—
No. I—From1 —From Houston qud coast.. 7:oopm
N’°. B—From Houston and coast.. 7.15 am
No a —r r «Oi
Xo. 44—From Ki'mille, es. Sua. '. 9:3$
•Vo Uuui Uri,..i ul> . .
Xo.-nc—From KerrriUe, «s. Sun , 6;|opm
INo 2—-Fox Houston end uoast.. o (nam.'*'
No. 4-— For Houston and cmq. .10:UU
I \o. o —sor cvaoi town*
No. 43—-Fur berxtiHe. ex Sunday 4 so pcs \
No. 41—For Kerrville boa. only.. 8 su «u>
No. 145—For Kerrville, ex. Sun.. 7.25 am
n. a a. ▲. lauua
Arrive —
I No. 9 —From th* east 7:33 am
No. b —Fruiu El Paso and west. . 10.15 am
I No. 7—From th* east o.Jvpm
No.lv —arum Li l*»u aud veas.. 4;av^m (
Depart—
No. 9—For El Paso and weal.... 8.30 am
No. 7—For El Paw and weat 7 00 pm
No. 10 —For th* east 10.OU pm
No. B—For the cast 10.45 am
G., H. A A a. (Victoria Dimsiaa.)
Depart—
Ko. 80S—Oto. Uolorl*. etc
No 306—Wro Viruria. .<• * :»0 »a
Otto Groos is president of the new
bank: O- G- l’a rke ot Sau Antonio,
vice president, and Will Groos cashier.
Elite RstliskcUrr i« the place for
something good to cat and drink—
good service—moderate price*.
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