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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1908
Page
7
Dr Bayard K Corley formerly of Greenville Texas now opens offices in the Hicks building rooms 322 and 229 and will conduct a general practice. Office phone 1348 residence 629 Lewis street phone 2024.
In the recorders court on March 18, Pablo Guee and Maris Cervane Tek were fined five cents for using abusive language. Dave appealed the matter to the county court.
Revival continues at Riverside Baptist Church corner McMillen Avenue and South Pras Street with two services. Song service from 7 45 to 9 15 p m and preaching from 8 15 to 9 15 p m. Also notices about officers and local society leadership from Austin and Wiggins incidents.
Four couples are listed for marriage licenses issued by the county clerk. Toscan and Esperanza Morales, spenenels Paz and Marie Alvares, T Onin and Rosie Guerra, Hunter Haens and Bithy Alten.
Charles Richmond Trenderson of the University of Chicago will lecture in the city Wednesday night at Madison Square Presbyterian Church. The topic is The Child as a National Asset, with Professor Henderson also set to speak as part of the program.
The anti Saloon League launches a campaign alleging a valid statute violation and plans to seek Governor Campbell’s aid. A Saturday rally at Travis Park Methodist Church reported 37 saloons with Sunday openings and future Sunday actions were outlined. A county-wide Prohibition group formation is slated for Tiles hall tonight with four county chairmen to be elected.
The address outlines an industrial education focused Juvenile Training School to be free to the public. It is expected to attract a large audience from the general public and from clubs and societies interested in establishing the institution.
The judges approve warrants for school election clerks, to be paid Wednesday at the school board files in the Bank building. The clerk's payout totals 282 dollars, plus 128 dollars spent on booth construction.
The wiromadtle Tan Malter project is expected within days. Woh J. Stevens, chairman of the committee, plans a meeting to discuss directions and details. County Judge PRYH notes no steps will occur until the executive committee convenes.
Gusts Taylor's divorce suit against Alonza Taylor was granted yesterday in the Fifty-seventh district court. The plaintiff received custody of a minor child.
The document lists inspectors assigned to various offices including Rev Thorne and Blaine. It notes temporary and permanent appointments contingent on processing papers from recent examinations and the arrival of the necessary commissions and summaries. The language reflects formal procedural staffing steps within the customs bureau.
Kopine a prominent capitalist from Baton, with wife Miss Maith Kent and others, arrived Sunday and will stay for a week or more at the Menger hotel. Mr. Dana is largely invested in Southwest Texas and plans a trip before leaving the state to visit gilt interests.
Ma Reynolds, named comptroller of the Grand Trunk lines, travels north by night toward Montreal to begin duties. He recently held a National Site of Mexico post and arrives in the private garage of the Mossetin National Hier. The Ingres will be returned to Mexicanoly tomorrow.
The Ham Tree company of 69 people traveled by a special train at 2:00 a.m. for El Paso. The consist included three baggage cars two coaches and two standard sleepers as the first section of No. of the Sumset.
Win H Wilken Ti of Sarath has been appointed substitute in the city office under Chief Clerk Amorts.
An advertisement extols Postum as a caffeine free beverage made from hard wheat and bran with natural phosphate of potash for brain and nerve cell rebuilding. It claims no coffee or harmful substances enter production and features the slogan There's a Reason.
An ad-like claim promotes a kidney cure using a mix of Pluld est, Duel, Mid Balancare and nyrap Sarsayarlila cam pOUNG with water and a nightly dose. It cites an expert SHUG with a price range $500 to $1000, promising cure for kidney and bladder ailments while warning of potential complications if untreated.
A period notice praises The Rivals as one of the most virile comedies of manners. It highlights William W Jefferson as Hob Acres and Joseph Jefferson as Sir Lartius O T rigger, with strong support from a capable cast.
The Grand Opera House showcases The Big Tent with Dana and The Fournet, plus Ham Trs Meintyre and Heart in two days of entertaining acts. Miss Bunting stars in Two Life Sailor Boys at matinees, while Lillian Russell headlines Wildfire at the Grand Friday.
Joseph Brooks directs Miss Russell in a standout season with strong supporting players as opera and comedy merge. Lyric closes for refurbishing before April reopen as a 25-house circuit promises oriental talent and musical novelty including Buster Brown with Marter Rice Nellie V Nichi and Tack Bell among cast. chorus of 40 and Higles Musical Trio featured.
Public school notes list fourth grade students and teachers from Houston names including Awalt Saels Escamilla Wagner Bennett Cadena Losoya and others. Local notices promote Foley cough remedies from Bexar Drug Co and announce changes to the Terrell Wells Automobile Line with revised schedules and fares plus related ads for fuel and coal services.
Indianapolis Ind March 24 IndIan idebioeraks are beginning to gather ty I ndianapolis today for the alata convention which holds ile first avsslat tomorrow morning at 1 o'clock Primaries say the selection of itlegates to the aphyentiohary being field in Tudianapolis today The convention Will be In session for tw dats and x expected to be the largest held by remacrate In ire cant years.
Mishaelé, a noted San Antonio hotelier known from the California restaurant era, accepts management of the Alta Vista hotel in Corpus Christi for the season starting May 7. Carpenters and painters will renovate the hotel to ready it for guests.
Special to Mie Lisrot reports from Austin Texas on March 24 as the railroads contest the railroad commission bookkeeping order. District Judge Calhoun presided with commissioners on the stand. A witness admitted no professional accounting experience and could not cite any railroad authority for dividing state and interstate expenses. He avoided commenting on the supreme court two event rate decision, deferring to newspapers.
In Austin on March 24 the federal commissioner Milner toured North Texas cotton mills and reported they are in good condition and operating smoothly with all facilities working, confirming a healthy state of the industry in the region.
In New York on March 24 an unusual engagement was reported between Miss Mildred Barnes and Robert Wonds Bliss secretary of the American legation at Brussels. Miss Barnes is connected to Mrs. Bliss as the daughter of her second husband, creating a noted family circumstance.
Special to The Light from Austin Texas dated March 24 reports the formation of Aldmo Sash and Door Company of San Antonio with capital stock $15,000. Incorporators are J. W. Rogers John B. Molt and James Durglede all from San Antonio. They will conduct a milling operation at an undetermined site. Machinery and equipment are on the ground and operations are expected within a month.
Birth notices list a daughter for Mr and Mrs TJ Bedantel of 1807 Montana Street and a son for Mr and Mrs A V Chav Varga. The items appear in a local births column with names and street addresses.
Noted Jersey City professor, oldest music professor there, credits Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey for curing nervous headache after long suffering. Letter states twenty years of ailment ended by regular use, praising whiskey as a pure malt tonic and stimulant. Product advertised with testimonials and free medical booklet from Duffy Malt Whiskey Co Rochester NY.
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