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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1911

Page

3

Local notices and ads mix in city pages

Short items list services crimes lectures and events including a waiter fined for assault a theft of baseball gear by youths a dentist move a tire protector ad a beauty parlor offering skin care and manicuring and a student debate to decide which team goes to Austin next Saturday at the Y M C A.

Austin San Antonio High Schol Marshall Training School Barnard Kennedy Ray Keck Lyn Beeley Arthur Uhl

Accident at Guilbeau street synagogue injures man

A nail driven yesterday morning at the new Jewish synagogue on Guilbeau street struck W. A. Wilson in the eye. The attending physician warned the left eye may be lost. Wilson resides at 1405 Buena Vista street.

Guilbeau Street W. A. Wilson Mr. Wilson Buena Vista Street

Murder Charge Looms in 1909 Houston Case

Sheriff Arch ie Anderson arrived from Houston to reclaim Will Coachman alias Will Taylor wanted for the July 24 1909 murder of Frank Carter. The suspect was found Friday by Deputy Sheriffs Stevens and J W Galbraith. Dr C Pessels head of the high school English dept joins uniform entrance exam committee. Prof J M McBryde named chair of the English examinations committee. Dr Frederick Bowen elected in Austin as a Presby- tion minister.

Archie Anderson Houston Will Coachman Will Taylor Frank Carter Stevens J. W. Galbraith Pessels C. Pessels Association of Colleges and Preparatory Schools Southern States J. M. McBryde

Remedy for Weak Kidneys Drives Urinary Relief

A newspaper ad promotes a kidney and bladder tonic claiming rapid restoration of weak deranged kidneys and urinary organs. It recommends mixing buchu fluid extract, murax compound, and gin in six ounces of gin, with doses after meals and at bedtime.

Citizens Party Plans Two Rallies in Local Campaign

Citizens' ticket organizers continued building ward organizations across the city to canvass voters. Two rallies are planned for the week with J E Webb and other candidates speaking at Third Ward Wass meeting and Wurzbach slated as principal speaker at Beethoven hall.

Third Ward Woeltz’s Lachapelle South Flores Joe Margowitz Goliad Street Santa Clara Joe Kneitz Plum Wyoming South Heights Park Virginia Street Summer’s Hall Leigh Street Club Central de San Fernando San Marcos el Paso Club Sam Belden J. F. Gallagher August Biesenbach E. Flores Juan R. Garza Frank Davila F. G. Flores Woeltz's Hall J. A. Scott Charles Nichols Woeltz’s Hall Scott

Elk Minstrels Parade Leads Grand Show Night

Mounted police and a cavalry bugler led the Elk minstrel parade at noon in regulation gray front togs with high hats. Smith's band accompanied. a baby auto with two brothers drew attention. The Elk show opens at the Grand tonight and repeats tomorrow with a changed program.

Milt Mooney Elk Minstrel Men Smith Cynosure

San Antonio minister honored by general assembly

A commissioner to the general assembly at Atlantic City in May was received by acclimation, a high compliment to the San Antonio minister. Dr. Bowen preached on the "Pre-eminence of Christ" during the Presbytery session. The Scientific Society meets tomorrow with Prof Bernard Mackensen lecturing on "The Wild Flowers of Texas" and Lieut Col Charles H. Clark speaking on "The Rise of Japan as a World Power."

Tery General Assembly Atlantic City San Antonio Bowen

Hand Yourself One At Rosenthal's

An advertisement offers Vandyck in nine sizes from $2.75 to $5.50 Tadema in eleven sizes from $2.00 to $5.50 La Turina six sizes from $2.00 to $5.50 Solace twelve sizes from $2.25 to $5.50, promising a mouth and pocketbook fit.

Vandyck Tadema la Turina Rosenthal’s

Locomotor Ataxia Cure Claim by Prof King

An advertisement states a cure for locomotor ataxia is possible without medicine. It urges prompt action and provides the address of Prof. F. King at 122 Madison for contact.

F. King Madison

Riebe Undertaking Co Auto Ambulance Service Ad

Riebe Undertaking Co offers auto ambulance service at 221 F. Com. Phone 341. Goaring cars cut rate. New phone.

Riebe Undertaking Co Auto Ambulance Service

Routine City Council Meeting Sets Agenda at Four

City aldermen meet at 4 PM at city hall for routine business. Reading of the proposed building ordinance should finish today with minor changes possible before second and final readings. If changes arise the measure may be held for later passage. A favorable Travis street bridge report could lead to formal acceptance. Committee chairmen expect reports on street improvements crosswalks arc lights and related petitions.

Ture Travis Street

Quick Home Remedy Promises Fast Relief for Coughs

Advertises Essence Mentho-Laxene as a cheap, proven cure for stubborn coughs and colds. Describes making a home syrup with boiling water and granulated sugar to fill a pint bottle, claiming substantial savings versus labeled medicines. Full directions accompany the product.

Remodeling of Wolff Brothers building to become Plaza theater

The brick Wolff Brothers building on Alamo plaza is being remodeled by Gordon Jones Construction with Adams & Adams as architects. Lloyd Spencer announces the Plaza theater will open to the public in September as the city's niftiest vaudeville playhouse with a thousand seats and expanded rear structure.

Wolff Brothers Alamo Plaza Plaza Theater Gordon-Jones Construction Company Adams & Adams Lloyd Spencer New Enterprise

Man Found Guilty in Illinois Murder Trial

Fred C. Carner was found guilty of the murder of Mrs. Elsie Cochrane in Danville Illinois and sentenced by the circuit court to 20 years in the penitentiary.

Associated Press Danville Ill Fred C. Carner Elsie Cochrane

Autos and Houses Burn on Carnegie Avenue

Fire on Carnegie avenue in Cleveland caused about 100000 in damages. Homes and businesses including 12 cars, a garage owned by Frank R Blackmore, two machine shops, a Chinese laundry and a barn were destroyed. An overheated steam pipe is blamed for the blaze.

Associated Press Cleveland Ohio Carnegie Avenue Frank R. Blackmore

Prinzess Irene Reaches Harbor After Fog Stranding

The Prinzess Irene, displaying two black balls signaling distress, was guided by a flotilla of tugs and safely entered the harbor after missing the entrance in fog last Thursday morning.

Associated Press New York

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Minstrels Crand Opera House Maddern and Nugent Romany Pbuo John M. Kayne Morris and Sherwood Crown Theater the Picture Shop of Quality Erin Best Friend Aasantian Masely Commerce Bismarck Cafe J. Harvey Moore State Institution For the Blind American Medical College At St. Louis Gunter Offices Yale Anna W. Commerce St City News Johnnie Harris Buckley Nellie Walker Lamar Street Chas, K. Garmng Gunter Building John Williams Houston Street G. Heizer Dr. Fairfield Gibbs Ridg Auto Tire Protector Co Gibbs West End Adams Losoya Dohr Turner Hall Carnegie Henry Turner Bailey Chatauqua School of Arts and Crafts Egypt W. A. Stiehl Conroy Frederick Bowen Mutt and Jeff Coupon Mutt and Jeff Light Premium Losoya Street Citizen's Party Beethoven Wurzbach Fourth Ward Russell Place Craig and Howard Streets East End Club Citizens’ Ticket Amigos del Pueblo Vargas Street Juan G. Garza Antonio Menchaco Luz de la Fuente Arturo Duffee Teodoro Hernandez ELK Minstrels Parade Grand Elite Cafe Voile Panama America Saul Wolfson Dry GooDs Alamo and Commerce Streets Good Housewives Ayer The San Antonio Loan & Trust No Commerce Street
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