GRAND OPERA HOUSE
TmUirUT And Tomorrow
■ Urllixni (Sunday) Night
Matinee Today for Ladles Only. ,
Matinee Sunday for Everybody.
THE WOMAN OF MYSTERY
Anna Eva Fay
And Her Company in “Somnolency.**
PRICES
Night.. 15c. 25c, 35c and 50c
Matinees 25c. The entire second floor
25c at nights.
One Week. Com. Monday, April 12.
Matinee Wed., Sat. and Sun.
EMMA BUNTING
AND HER NEW COMPANY OF SE
LECT PLAYERS.
Mon.. Tues.. Wed. Matinee and Night,
Anita th* Singing Girl
Thurs., Frl., Sat., Mat. and Night and
Sun. Mat. and Night,
In the Bishop's Carriage
DpIpLC Matinee 25c
rniULd Night 15c, 25c, 35c. 50c
EMPIRE OPERA HOUSE
Week Starting Matinee Today
Sunday. April 11
Empire Musical
Comedy Co.
in the great N. Y.
Casino success
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Matinees Sunday, Wednesday, Saturday.
PRlCES—Matinees 10c. 25c
Nights 10c, 25e, 35c, 50c
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221 LOSOYA STREET.
PRICE & BELL
Comedy Sketch
JACK S. JEFFERS
That Funny Dutchman.
WANDA SISTERS
Songs and Dances.
BILLIE RAMBACK
Black Face Comedian.
MISS FAY
Illustrated Songs
MOVING PICTURES
Matinees 3 to 5. Evenings 7 to 10:30 p. m.
6c and 10c. No extra charge for seats.
AMATEUR NIGHT. FRIDAY.
)BYAI THEATRE
CLISSY VSUOEVILLE L
10 Cents A. 20 Cents
BYRD A VANCE
FOSTER & ANDERSON
THE THREE KELLEYS
KITTIE STEVENS
A. HALVERSON
MUROMATOSCOPE
ROYAL THEATER ORCHESTRA
Matinee Daily 3 p. m. Matinee
Saturday and Sunday 2:30 and
3:30. Night dally 8 and 9:15.
RASE BALI
V TOMORROW k
Burke's All Professionals
vs.
BRONCHOS
GAME CALLED 4 O'CLOCK.
Gentlemen and ladies’ season tick
ets for league games on sale at Mor
ris Block & Co., 319 Alamo plaza.
Easter Cards
CLOSING OUT AT COST.
Special Prices to Teachers.
Alling Paper Co.
515 E. Houston.
FRANK W. CHURCH
Bookseller and Stationer.
112 W. Commerce St.
PICTURE FRAMING
TRANSFER
KING-ADAMS TRANSFER CO.
Old 1626. Phones New 1668.
ST O R A G E
PLUMES
DYED AND CURLED.
Don’t send your plumes away to be
dyed when you can have It done at
home by the
New Process Laundry
He Swallowed the Mustard.
Harry, aged three, seeing the mus
lard pot on the table for the firs
time, teased for some of the unknow,
contents. His uncle, who was can
Ing, to keep him quiet placed a libera
helping on his plate. The little fellot
took it all into his mouth at once. Ii
the endeavor to swallow it and no
cry out. he stood on the rung of hi
chair with the tears rolling down hi
cheeks. His sister, a year older askec
"How did you like it, Hany?”
He replied. “Well, it made my nos
’nenwus.’ ” —The April Delineator.
“ YVace \o Sat”
April 11, 1909.
Served from 12 p. m. to 2:30 p. m.
Price, 75 Cents.
MENU
Canape a la’ Russe
Consomme Napolitaine
Green Sea Turtle aux Madere’
Celery Radishes Olives
Broiled Spanish Mackerel ait beurre
Anchovy Saratoga Chips
Fricandeux of Veal, larded, a la’
Parisienne
Roast 1009 Spring Lamb. Mint Sauce
New Potatoes Early Garden Peas
New String Beans
Head Lettuce, Sliced Tomatoes and
Cucumbers. French Dressing
Lemon Marengo Pio
Ice Cream. Napolitaine
Assorted Cakes
Roquefort Cheese Bents Crackers
Cafe Noir
Mrs. Mariscana will render harp
solo during dinner.
•I Oty Mew
U FREE BEER AND LUNCH.
New saloon will open tonight at 6
o'clock at 408 E. Commerce street.
Free beer and lunch served until 8.
New goods, courteous treatment.
Prove Bros., proprietor. Everybody
invited.
Beethoven sacred Easter conceft,
April 11, 8:30 p. m„ Beethoven hall.
Xandl Bauer opening April 10.
MOTHERS' CLUB WILL MEET.
The De Zavala School Mothers’
club will meet Friday afternoon at
3:30 o'clock at the school. In addi
tion to the routine business. Dr. D.
'S. Stout will deliver an address. Re
freshments will be served.
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M. D. A. Easter ball, Sunday, April
11. Mission Garden hall. Ad 25c.
Tamales
AT THE
£5? The Original Mexican Restaurant
M 115-117-113 Losoya SL
Drs. Hughes and Gwinn, Hicks
Bldg. Eye, ear, nose and throat.
TAKES AN APPEAL.
An appeal from a judgment of Judge
Vmscheid’s court fining him 45 and
costs on the charge of assault has
been taken to the county court by
Celedcnio Morales.
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TWO-MINUTE TITLE TALKS.
ii.
THE BUSINESS OF AB
STRACTING.
The business of abstracting titles
is of comparatively recent growth.
As lands increase in value the need
of title security becomes more and
more imperative.
It is just as sensible to safeguard
the title to a thousand dollar vacant
lot as it is to keep your thousand
dollar bond under lock and key.
Protection in either case is the thing
sought.
Good titles make real estate as ne
gotiable as stocks or bonds.
There is no way of being sure about
the title except by the help of an
abstract.
Demand an abstract before you buy
—the owner pays for it.
THE BEXAR ABSTRACT
COMPANY.
W. Commerce Street.
DIVORCES GRANTED.
Divorce suits have been granted as
follows: Forty-fifth district court
Annie Lamm Noss from J. H. Noss.
Thirty-seventh district court: Ava
M. Comly from George B. Comly.
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GO TO JUVENILE COURT.
Two negro boys, Andy Greenwood
and Horace Applewhite, arrested on
charges of malicious mischief by the
detectives several days ago, were or
dered transferred to the juvenile
court this morning. Three bicycles
said to have been in the possession
of the hoys are being held by the
police awaiting identification.
Sacred Saengcrfest, songs Easter
Sunday at 8:30 p. m., Beethoven hall.
Alamo Restaurant, Gorman. Ameri
can and Mexican meals. Music dur
ing dinner and supper, 205 North
Presa street, near Alamo National
bank.
Buy magazines, cigars, soda, grapho
phones, pocket cutlery with Light
want ad coupons here Louis’ Book
Stores.
Hydro Carbon ompany
227 East Houston St.
INDIVIDUAL GAS PLANTS
for
Stores. Halls, Churches. Lodges and
Residences.. Better. Safer, Cheaper,
than
Common gas or Electric
for
Lighting and Cooking!
Let us “Show” you.
Dr WM ROBBIE
Genifo-Urinary and Rectal Diseases
Hicks Bldg. Top Floor.
—Office Hours—
-2-5 p. m. Sundays 10-12.
say, APRIL 10, 1909. THE SAN ANTONIO LIGHT. Saturday, April 10, i«m.
Ex- Gov. Glenn Will Make
Appeal for Home Missions
Coming as the representative of the
home mission board of the Southern
Presbyterian church, to arouse inter
est in San Antonio in the work of
that board, former Gov. R. B. Glenn
of North Carolina, will arrive in San
Antonio this evening at 6:15 o'clock,
and will remain until Tuesday.
Gov. Glenn will be met at the I
& G. N. station by a committee of
Presbyterian ministers and laymen,
and will be escorted to the Meager
hotel. The committee will be com
posed of the following:
Dr. Authur G. Jones, chairman;
Revs. Brooks I. Dickey, Hugh W.
Hoon, B. D. D. Greer, B. D. Kenned'’,
A. L. O’Dell, W. A. McDowell, W. S.
Scott and Reynaldo Avila, with
Messrs. Marshall Hicks. W. B. Kami!- I
ton sr., T. L. Ramsey, J. A. Bur
well, Jack Sinclair, R. B. Haddon, I
James Duryee Stevenson, Festna .
Clubs, Rocks and Poison
Futile Against Stray Dog
The story of a stray dog with a
charmed life was related in the police
court this morning, when Ed. Moeglin,
living on South Presa street, was
haled before Judge Buckley charged
with allowing a vicious dog to run at.
laree. The arrest of Moeglin was
made on an affidavit filed against him
bv Rafael Cisnero, an aged Mexican,
who alleged the dog had attacked and
bitten him on the leg yesterday after
noon.
"Judge, that dog does not belong
to me.” testified Moeglin. “He is sim
ply a stray dog that 1 can't keep away
from mv house. He has kept, me in
hot water for the last three months.
“The dog is as afraid of me as
death itself and whenever I come
home, he jumps over a six-foot fence
Easter Lily Diet Draws
Death for Wm. Goat
In order that his pet billy goat may
no more devastate the flower beds of
his neighbors and cause him to be
haled before the police court to answer
charges of allowing a goat to run at
large within the city limits, S. Solo
mon. living on North Flores street,
told Judge Buckley today he would
kill the pet this afternoon.
Tears filled the eyes of the defend
ant when he announced that to pre
serve the peace and good will of his
PERSONALS
Harry Steffen of Kenton, Ohio, is
registered at the Southern hotel.
Will Marr of Aspermont is a busi
ness vistor in the city.
J. B. Wilson of Palestine spent yes
terday in the city.
Walter Frantz and G. W. Bailey of
Pearsall are attending to business
matters in the city.
A. C. Hartman of Cuero is a guest
at the Southern.
M. H. Thomas of Pearsall is a busi
ness visitor in the city.
THREE NEGROES SHOCKED
TO DEATH BY WIRE
Montgomery, Ala.. April 10. —Three
negroes were electrocuted at the plant
of the Montgomery Light and Power
company early today by coming into
contact with a live wire. They were
stringing a small wire for telephone
use and, giving it a long swing to get
the kinks ol* it was thrown against
a transmission wire, forming a short
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EX-GOV. R. B. GLENN.
Farnsworth, Henry Nichols and A- G.
Irons.
Tonight at 8 o’clock he will ad
dress the Texas-Mexican Presbytaiy
at the Mexican Presbyterian church.
Tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock a
great Easter rally of all Presbyterian
opera house, and Governor Glenn will
opera house, and Governor Gleen will
be the principal speaker. Sunday af
ternoon at 4 o’clock he will address
a mass meeting at the Travis Park
Methodist church, his subject being:
“Are Our Young People Safe, and
How Gan We Save Them.” Monday
night he will address a meejng of
Presbyterian men at the Y. M. C. A.
on “The Need of the South of Strong
Christian Young Men.”
Gov. Glenn is an eloquent speaker
He is touring the south in the inter
est of the home mission work of his
and gets away. I have given him two
doses of poison, but it does no good.
One of the doses intended for the
■trav was eaten by my $5O bull pup
and he died, but the other dog gets
fat on It.
“1 have almost knocked his head off
twice with rocks, but he still comes
back, i would shoot him, but was
afraid of being arrested for discharg
ing fire arms. Several times, I have
sot near enough to him to soak him
with a club, but have always failed to
kill him.”
In view of the fact that'the defend
ant denied the ownership of the dog
and did not try to harbor him, the
Gis? was dismissed. The defendant
was requested to try and rope the dog
and the police announced they would
“fix” him.
neighbors he would sacrifice billy.
The arrest of Solomon was made
yesterday afternoon on the complaint
of Eugene Phillipe, living on North
Florcs street, who according to the
affidavit alleged that the goat in ques
tion had eaten his Easter lilies and
other flowers in his garden.
On condition that the mischief
maker he given the death penalty,
Judge Buckley entered an order on
the docket dismissing the charge
1 against the defendant.
KELLOGG MAKES
CLOSING ARGUMENT
Sr Louis, Mo., April 10.—After con
tinuous argument for five days, Special
United States Attorney General Kel
logg this morning commenced the clos
ing address to the court in behalf of
the government in the suit to have
the Standard Oil company of New Jer
sey dissolved as a violator of the Sher
man anti-trust act. '
Disease
verms into the home and
A 8 Positive menace to
IJ life, and also the greatest
destroyers of property.
Shams’ Electric
— Roach Paste
is a sure exterminator of rats,
ITOI'S Imlce, cockroaches and all ver
& Jmin. It Is hotter than traps—
P ktVtaßf - " It drives them outof the house
LMft- to die. Money back If It falls.
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Sold everywhere or sent «xp rau oreoaM
on receipt ot price, ’ p “
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LOSES IN RACE
WITH DEATH
Mrs. T. H, Zanderson Dies
While Husband Speeds
Across Continent.
Hurrying nearly 3000 miles across
the continent to the bedside of his
wife, T. H. Zanderson reached San
Antonio today only to find her dead.
Mr. Zanderson has for years been
one of the most prominent W’ool
growers of the southwest. Mr. Zan
derson left last week for Boston to
look after business matters, leaving
his wife slightly ill.
She became rapidly worse and the
family wired her husband. The mes
sage reached him just after he left
the train at Boston. He at once board
ed another train for the return trip.
The death of Mrs. Zanderson occurred
yesterday morning at the home, 404
Dwyer avenue.
Mrs. Zanderson was a prominent
member of St. Mark’s Episcopal
church. She was a native of Louisiana
and came to San Antonio 25 years
ago. She is survived by her three chil
dien, Aurelia, Cecilia and Pauline.
Mrs Zanderson was a niefce of the
late Miss Sarah M. Wilkinson, and
thus was connected with'the family
ot the late General Wilkinson. It was
at the Zanderson home that Miss Wil
kinson passed away a few weeks ago.
Honorary pallbearers at the funeral
this afternoon will be: J. N. Groes
beeck. J. N. Brown, C. C. Clamp, C.
Schasse. Charles Schreiner of Kerr
ville and Jourdan Campbell of Camp
bellton. Active pallbearers will be
George R. Stumberg, J. T. Woodhull,
F. G. Hillje, Tom G. Deighton and K.
Horner.
Alva O. Gates.
Alva O. Gates, a barber aged 30
years who came here recently from
La Plata. Mo., for his health died yes
terday morning at his apartments on
South Heights. He was a member ot
the Modern Woodmen of America,
which organization has taken charge
of his body while awaiting advices
from relatives.
Mrs. N. B. Carskadon.
The death of Mrs. N. B. Carskadon
occurred yesterday at the home of her
sister Mrs. J. S. Lane 1101 Wyoming
street at the age of 53 years. She was
ri native of Ohio and came here five
months ago for her health. The body
was shipped to Keyser. W. Va.
Carmen Zepeda.
Carmen Zepeda, the two-year-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Tederico Ze
peda. living on the Helotes, died at
2 o’clock yesterday afternoon at 824
North Comal street of meningitis.
The child was taken ill about 12 days
ago and was brought to the city for
treatment. The body, accompanied
by the parents, was taken to the He
lotes today for Interment. •
5000 SLOGANS
ARE 111 CONTEST
Half past five o’clock this afternoon
witneses the close of the two contests
of the Publicity league in which
nrizes are offered for a catchy phrase
to serve as a business slogan and for
the best article not over 100 words
in length on the subject. “Why San
Antonio Should Advertise.”
The office of the Business Men’s
is fairly congested with letters
giving suggestions for the slogan and
containing articles on why this city
should advertise.
"We have slogans to burn,” said
Secretary J. B. Carrington at noon to
day. "Up to the 'present time 550
slogan letters have been received.
They average 10 slogans apiece so you
will see we have over 5000 of these
catchy suggestions. There are over
100 letters containing articles setting
forth reasons why the city should ad
vertise. These letters on both sub
lects have come from points as far
away, in some cases, as Los Angeles,
Chicago. Richmond, Virginia, and Se
attle. Washington.
The committees that will select the
slogan and be# articles will meet
Monday and award the prizes of $2O
for a slogan and $lO for the best ar
ticle.
The two committees are:
Prize Essay—J. M. Watson, chair
man- Hall p. Street, A. B. Stephens,
SILVER
Good heavy solid silver has been our specialty for 60 years. We are now
showing the largest Hue. both of Spoons. Forks. Knives or fancy pieces and
of hollow wares such as Bowls. Tea Sets. Trays. Dishes, etc., ever showri
nerc. Every piece is properly engraved and cased in a new Gorham case
free of charge.
NOVELTIES
Whatever Is new anil up-to-date in Jewelry, we always show the best
DropTn nnd I^'n n ?w” ll K" ,I,y U ” e and Prkes ar «
The Bell Jewelry Company
227 W. Commerce St.
Coupons
That Buy Bocks, Perl
odicais, Cigars, Pens,
Stationery, etc., at any
of the LOUIS BOOK
STORES, to the value
of your payment for
advertising. Light
Coupons given for
Want Ads are good as
Cash: a fifteen cent
Want Ad gets a ISo
Coupon and so on up to
50c. If These coupons
have no conditions at
tached. Just spend
them like money to
their full face value at
any of the three Louis
Book Stores, where
Want Ads are alee
taken & coupons given
Use Light Wants
To Fill AU Needs
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Use Light Coupons
To Buy AU Goods
Both Are Good As Gold
O. M. Farnsworth, A. J. Greiner, J. R.
Wood J. E. Coryell, W. L. Stiles, J.
H. Ezell. A. A. Gittinger and E. W.
Mills, .
Slogan—John S. Sweet, chairman;
C. R Evans. Ross Boles. W. S. Seng,
Gus Gimbel. William Fenstermaker,
H. O. Skinner. C. T. Fincham, Her
bert Compton, Fred Reutzel and Albert
Friedrich.
Rest, warmth and quiet are the
three soveteign remedies for this dis
ease. and the best preventatives of its
secondary complications. Go to bed
and remain in bed until well on the
way toward recovery. Two or three
days in bed when you first contract
the disease is better than two or
three weeks later on. Also take a
double dose of Chamberlain’s Cough
Remedy to begin with and then the
regular dose every hour. If it should
nauseate, discontinue it until the nau
sea subsides and then take it in
smaller doses or less frequently. Be
fore going to bed take two of Cham
berlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets
and bathe the feet in water as warm
as can comfortable be borne. Do not
venture out until fully recovered.
This remedy is for sale by all drug
gists.
To Cure Eczema
oae Beltkell’a ointment, quick in action,
permanent In rveult. Corea blotchy, roagh
and pimpled akin, ringworm, tetter, efc.
HEISKELL’S
OINTMENT
in «old by all .iruggista, eno a box. The af
fected parte then Id be bathed with R.UkelPe
M-dmied Seep-ate a cake. HiHMbRUguJ
Uwrnnusc a bottle. Book of teetlmonlaK
free. johxsto>. Holloway a nwraai,
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How to Cure the Grip.