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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1912
Page
8
An advertisement touts PARISIAN SAGE as a sulfur no dye formula that banishes dandruff, stops hair loss in two weeks, and relieves itching within 12 hours. A testimonial from Mrs. Geo. Brown of Rockville, Connecticut claims rapid hair regrowth and lasting results.
The Senate commerce committee discussed a report to be sent to the Senate next Tuesday. It will fault Captain Smith for ignoring warnings and blame the British board of trade for lax inspections, J Bruce Ismay for not acting, and Captain Lord of the Californian for delaying action. Rostron of the Carpathia may be recommended for reward. A general bill addressing disaster lessons is being drafted by Senator Smith.
Judge Cato Sells, chairman of the Wilson state committee, urges every Wilson delegate elected at county conventions to attend in person for a large turnout in Houston on May 28. He warns absence could affect platform and the party's victory, and notes Wilson headquarters at the Bender hotel.
Washington May 23 The Arizona legislature presented a petition to the Senate urging abolition of the commerce court. The petition claims the court is used by railroads to block the work of the Interstate Commerce Commission.
The Texas tuberculosis colony in Carlsbad Tom Green County will be formally opened June 27 with Fi Me Gregor of Austin delivering the dedicatory address. A barbecue and ball are planned as part of the celebration.
Bids for the proposed pumping station at the head of the Comal River and power plant were opened before the New Braunfels city council. Seven bids were received with the low bid at 58000 and the high bid just 4000 more. The council sat all day but did not reach a definite decision.
In New York Warren and Helen share a costly dinner, discuss his Bennington deal and Clarkson, and revel in restored affection. He boasts of a seven figure gain, handles letters, and orders a guinea hen with peas and artichoke. Helen clings to hopeful signs as a new mirror promises better days.
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