Catalog of Ladies Accessories at Discount Prices
Leather hand bags and silver mesh bags with jewelry novelties. Kid gloves hosiery and handkerchiefs. Furs at 25 percent off. Handsome plumes stylish footwear silk kimonos and dressing sacs toilet and manicure sets and many others too numerous to mention.
Court halts Salliway will case awaiting Fourth Court ruling
Judge Seeligson grants Ella Journeau mandamus to be named executrix of B. Salliway but stays all proceedings pending appeal to the Fourth Court of Civil Appeals. The order delays actions unless County Judge Phil Shook revokes it or the appellate court delivers findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Seeligson
Ty-Seventh District
Ella Journeau
Phil Shook
B. Salliway
Shook
Salliway
Remedy Claims From Hood’s Sarsaparilla Cure Testimony
Minerva Reminger of Upper Bern recalls years of prostration and bread and beef diet before taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla. She reports immediate improvement and a cure, praising the tonic for purifying and enriching the blood and noting its availability in liquid and Sarsatabs form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva Reminger
Upper
Bernwilte
Remp
Hood
Dead Man's Wishes Guide Probate Mandamus Decision
Judge Seeligson favors honoring a deceased's wishes in appointing an executrix. Creditors' claim to mandamus hinges on final probate action, with depositions from Houston and California delaying verdict. The court notes the remedy for creditors and will issue mandamus unless an appeal pauses the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeligson
C. M. Chambers
Journeay
Shook
Mrs. Journeau
Directors Time Real Estate Exchange Discusses Contracts
The Real Estate Exchange directors met at 1 30 this afternoon and approved six contract forms and property registration methods to standardize listing. J Herbert Compton chaired the exclusive contracts committee. Copies will be mailed to members. a lively meeting is expected at tomorrow's luncheon with several topics on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Real Estate Exchange
Exchange
J. Herbert Compton
American Horses Excelling in England This Season
American race horses won 107 races worth 122575 dollars in England this season, including a dead heat. A total of 114 American horses raced, compared with 3500 English and French thoroughbreds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
England
Moody girl dies after brief illness at home
Moody Tula, 17, daughter of Mr and Mrs George A Moody of 1122 Victoria street, died at 7 30 pm after a brief illness. Her remains go to Lavernia by Sloan Hagg for interment tomorrow afternoon. Lynn Ernest Knauss, a Soledad street restaurant owner, died at his home 405 Soledad after a short illness. Survived by a widow. Body to Kalamazoo Michigan by San Antonio Undertaking for interment there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moody
Tula Moody
George A. Moody
Victoria Street
Lavernia
Sloan & Hagg Company
Knauss
Lynn Ernest Knauss
Soledad Street
Kalamazoo, Mich
San Antonio Undertaking Company
Mrs W Morgan Shuster Visited Local Home Frequently
Mrs W Morgan Shuster wife of the American financier in Persia has been a frequent guest at the home of Mr and Mrs J C Terrell in this city until about eight years ago. Formerly Miss Pearl Trigg daughter of Colonel H C Trigg of Glasgow Ky she is praised by San Antonio hosts as one of the most beautiful and accomplished women in a state famed for such traits. The Terrells note Shuster’s stand in Persia owes much to Mrs Shuster’s support and influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Morgan Shuster
Persia
Russia
J. C. Terrell
Shuste
Mr. Shuster
Mr. Terrell
Mrs. Shuster
Demonstration Farm signs 110 for next year work
R R Harvey government demonstration agent for Gonzales county reports in three months he secured 110 signatures of people willing to work from one to ten acres next year under United States government direction and supervision in Gonzales Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonzales
Tex
R. R. Harvey
Gonzales County
United States
Goliad Woman Dies After Short Illness
Goliad Tex Dec 20 Mrs Louis Shaper died at 2 this morning at her home after an illness of only a few days She is survived by her husband two daughters Mesdames L W Chilton Will Heard and three sons Thomas L Fred J and Jessie Shaper
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goliad
Tex
Louis Shaper
Mesdames
L. W. Chilton
Will Heard
Thomas L
Fred J
Jessie Shaper
Supreme court clears and discharges in Texas cases
The Texas Supreme Court affirms Hugo Schmeltzer & Co. v Paiz in a elevator death suit, holding the firm liable under fellow servants law. Lower court awarded $3000 damages. Joe Wright is discharged by the Court of Criminal Appeals after contempt accusations related to a Norton homicide venire. W S McCauley of Seagoville found not guilty of libel on reprint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin, Tex
Supreme Court
Hugo Schmeltzer & Co
Frank Paiz
Bexar County
Paiz
Louis Paiz
Appellees
Joe Wright
Court of Criminal Appeals
Wright
Norton
W. S. McCauley
The
Sea
Geville Enterprise
Dallas County
McCauley
Intendo
Sinton
San Patricio County
Fourth Civil Appeals and Related Dockets in Texas Courts
The section lists cases affirmed reversed or dismissed across multiple districts including Karnes, Bexar, Val Verde, Kinney, Aransas, Wilson and Harris. It records motions to rehear overruled and grants or strikes, naming parties such as Mrs Emily Schriver, Mrs E B Taylor, Del Rio Water Co, J G Griner, Amanda Hobrecht, Sap, and San Antonio Traction Co among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Schriver
E. B. Taylor
Karnes
Spe Seaerer
Gilior
Bexar
del Rio Water Company
J. G. Griner
Val Verde
Frank Payne
G. C. Cox
Kinney
Mary Beversdorff
Joe Dienger
Kendall
H. Moore
C. J. Moore
Aransas
Amanda Hobrecht
Sap
J. KE. Wiseman
J. R. Cottingham
Wilson
San Antonio Traction Company
Elmer 2. Young
E. D. Henry
A. Boedker
Nettie Keller
Marshall Keller
A. L. Stocking
Alvin Huth
San Juan Ditch Company
William Cassin
C. Cain
E. W. Hopkins
Harris
M. I. Mannowitz
George R. Gaenslen
C. H. Moore
Supreme Court Proceedings Mention Multiple Postures and Decisions
The Texas Supreme Court today affirmed several cases including Wiener vs Zweib and Schmeltzer Co. vs Paize with Ramsey dissenting. It reversed and remanded Abbott Oil Co. vs San Antonio Brewing Assn. and heard mandamus actions, motions, and garners. Resolutions on Col. Nunn’s death were presented and the court adjourned to January 3, 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Austin
Tex
Robert P. Wiener
Mary A. Zweib
Harris
Ramsey
Hugo Schmeltzer & Co
Frank Paize
Bexar
J. M. Abbott Oil Co
San Antonio Brewing Association
Chicago
Rock Island & Pacific Railway
Neil P. Anderson
Tarrant
J. S. Bradford
J. T. Robison
Henry Roth
Joseph Murray
J. L. Ross
Cook Martin
Dallas
Gaston and Ayres
J. I. Campbell Co
T. J. Anderson
St. Louis
S. W. Ry. Co
of Texas
Titus
M. L. Eppstein
State of Texas
Travis
R. L. Dudney
T. M. Young
Hardeman
Elizabeth Hazzard
R. H. Morrison
Texarkana
Fort Smith
Court of Criminal Appeals Proceedings Today
Court actions include affirmations and reversals across several defendants from Dallas Eastland Rusk Tarrant Nacogdoches Sabine Wood San Patricio Orange Leon McLennan Taylor Callahan Shackelford Ellis Galveston Brown Matagorda Franklin Kaufman Austin Van Zandt Harris with motions for rehearing and relator actions noted. Deadlines or further briefs are listed for multiple parties and attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Criminal Appeals
Austin
Tex
Will Douglas
Fred Hickman
Lizzie Weir
Dallas
John Bumgarner
Eastland
Henry Johnson
Rusk
Mollie Thompson
Jack Oney
Tarrant
Will Whitstone
Nacogdoches
Archie Hamilton
Sabine
G. M. Porterfield
Wood
Jim Pope
George Woody
Taylor
Exparte W. H. Townsend
Orange
McCauley
San Patricio
Exparte Joe Wright
Bexar
Isaac Owens Sr
Leon
Exparte William Lingenfelter
McLen
Wright Clinton
Tom Price
Franklin
Ben Hightower
Kaufman
John Hinton
Joe Fry
J. W. Thompson
van Zandt
Spec Terry
Harris
State
Jim Weeks
Rehearing Motion Names Several From Regions
On motion for rehearing names Fred Johnson from Gray and Dan McCline from Falls along with George Sweeney from Harris and Sanders Ford from Grimes. Their inclusion indicates regional representation in the case.
Missionary Movement Growing In State Baptist Church
Dr. BF. M. McConnell, superintendent of the state board of missions of the Baptist church, was in the city for church affairs and to promote missionary work. He spoke to local leaders and outlined plans for expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BF. M. McConnell
State’ Board
of Missions of the Baptist Church
First Baptist leaders confer on coming year's mission work
This morning Dr Porter of the First Baptist church and area pastors discussed plans for the year ahead. Dr Connell cited strong progress in the mission movement, saying the past year showed greater advancement than ever before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
First Baptist Char
Connell
Embossed Stationery and Engral Cards Sold at Maverick Larke Litho
Engravings and writing sets offered by Maverick Larke Litho on Soledad Street feature embossed stationery and gentle gifts for display and purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larke Litho
Soledad St
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Dalkowitz Bros. CO
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UAT Grant
Etition OF
MAS
Salliway Will
Aceedings
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
Mrs, Shuster
Fletcher
Urmeltzer GD
Norfolk
Saul Wolfson
Texas-British Association
Odd Fellows Hall
Sam. Johnson
Ben 8
Thos. Goggan & Bros
Angelus
Apollo
Chickering
Goggan
Primatone
America
Emerson Pianos
Emerson
Thos. Goggan& Bros
Big Music House of
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