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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1912

Page

5

Hewsley Case Appealed in Liquor License Fight

Proceedings in Austin show M. M. Hengley challenging the comptroller over forfeiture of liquor licenses at Flat Wells and Saloon No 2 on Houston Street. The Dallas auto collision case of Mrs. N Lavendar v. Mr. W Vesper ends with no writ of error granted.

Austin Tex M. M. Hewsley Bexar County Teddy Court of Criminal Appeals R. H. Ward Comptroller’s Department Mead Comptroller Hengley Flat Wells Houston Street Judge Ward Henegley Supreme Court Fred W. A. Vesper N. Lavender Dallas E. A. Lane Wichita County Lane Harper Prendergast Davidson

Oriental Rug Retailing and Value Insight

Wholesale values for Oriental rugs are exact while retail values remain largely sentimental. Few year old efforts have set fair retail baselines, limited to scattered large stores. A fair price rug can cover a room cheaper than a carpet and supply luxury. Stores avoid rugs damaged by chemicals as undamaged pieces outlast ordinary carpets.

America

State Wins Liquor License Case Against Bexar Club

The State of Texas sued a Bexar County club to stop liquor sales without a license and playing games in the club room. The Supreme Court upheld the district court judgment, restraining the club from continuing its licensed liquor business and gaming activities.

Texas Bexar Supreme Court Bexar County

Fourth Court of Civil Appeals Decides Three Cases in San Antonio

In San Antonio the fourth court of civil appeals issued three decisions today with two affirmations and one reversal and remand. The affirmations cover National Lumber and Creosoting Co. versus C H Marks trustee from Cameron and W H Daimwood versus R Driscoll et al. from Nueces. The case reversed and remanded is J G Gilmore versus L L Brown et al. from Dallas. Motions on leave to file overruled in Hicks versus Murphey from Bexar. To dismiss appeal overruled in Robbie versus Upson from Bexar. To rehear overruled in American National Insurance Co. versus Rodriguez from Bexar. Motions submitted include striking order of commissioners' court in George Allen versus Abernathy from Atascosa and dismissing writ of error in W B McKay versus Wishert from Karnes.

Supreme Court Austin Tex L. B. Gable Monroe Boston Harris Walter Avery Diana Johnson Refugio Guarantee State Bank & Trust Co H. Y. Lively Dallas W. MecFarling W. P. Carri Childress Texas Glass & Paint Co Southwestern Iron Co Tarrant Dan M. Cunningham K. C Nolan R. E. Higbee Wharton County Wharton I. R. Hanks Jefferson J. P. Nelson Et al J. K. Lamm Bexar County Fourth Court of Appeals Lamm Et al Eureka Gold Mining Company Laintiffs Court of Civil Appeals San Antonio National Lumber & Creosoting Co C. H. Marks Cameron W. H. Daimwood R. Driscoll Nueces J. G. Gilmore L. L. Brown

Waco Commission Sets Tax Rate At $1.75 In 26.5 Million Valuation

The Waco city commission approved a tax rate of 1.75 per hundred with total city values totaling just over 26.5 million dollars. The rate increases from last year’s 1.50 to fund anticipated improvements.

Waco, Tex

Negro Confesses to Murder Near State Fair Grounds

Indianapolis accepted report that Frank Smith, an African American man, confessed to police to killing Frank Foxall and Philip Lepper near the state fair grounds on October 2. He was arrested in Louisville and returned to Indianapolis this morning.

Indianapolis Ind Frank Smith Frank Foxall Philip Lepper Louisville

Southwestern university seeks 25000 for growth at Beeville session

Dr. Charles M. Bishop president of Southwestern university and colleagues travel to Beeville for the West Texas conference. He will present a year end report and request 25000 for the coming year. The report notes full capacity and rising enrollment. It calls for a new library building and facilities for Y M C A Y W C A and a gym.

Georgetown Tex Charles M. Bishop Southwestern University C. C. Cody H. L. Gray Wilbur F. Wright Beeville West Texas Conference Methodist Church, South Bishop

Colonel Roosevelt Rested After Campaign Sleep

Colonel Roosevelt awoke refreshed in Oyster Bay after a long night trip from Chicago. He declared hunger and had breakfast prepared early and planned to stay in, with doctors ordering no visitors until Thursday to ensure absolute rest for possible campaign duties later. The Gunter hotel cafe is noted as the largest in the city and a harvest jubilee HQ.

Oyster Bay N. Y Colonel Roosevelt Chicago Gunter Hotel

Republican Leaders Meet in Dallas before Texas Rally

State Republican leaders convene in Dallas to pave the way for a statewide gathering at the fairgrounds this afternoon. Principal speaker will be C. W. Johnson of Grahan, candidate for governor. other speakers include William H. Atwell John Hall of Lampasas National Committeeman H. F. McGregor and W. C. Averill of Beaumont.

Dallas Tex State Fairgrounds C. W. Johnson Grahan William H. Atwell John Hall Lampasas H. F. McGregor W. C. Averill Beaumont

Sarsaparilla Claims To Purify Blood And Revitalize System

An advertisement touts sarsaparilla as acting directly on the blood to purify enrich and revitalize the body. It urges readers to take it today in liquid form or chocolate coated tablets called Sarsatabs.

Texas Dem committeeman urged to raise $50,000 fund

National Democratic Committee chairman McCombs presses Cato Sells in Cleburne Texas to fundraise $50,000 for the national campaign. Sells reports Texas has surpassed $30,000 and urges broader aid ahead of Friday events tied to fund collection efforts.

Cleburne Tex National Democratic William F. M'Combs Democratic National Committee Judge Sells Texas Wilson

Finest M Halff Homestead for sale in San Antonio

A sale notice touts the M Halff Homestead on Goliad Street as a premier San Antonio residence offered at a bargain with good terms. The listing is presented by Woodward & Altgelt in a near central neighborhood. Nearby, a diner praises Riverside Restaurant for an exceptional 25 cent meal.

San Antonio M. Halff Goliad Street Woodward & Altgelt Riverside

Potos Vines Decorate Menger Hotel Lobby for Winter

Gardener Fritz at the Menger hotel places winter decorations of potos vines around lobby capitals signaling the season. The writhing dark green vines hang under the glass dome, contrasting with the hotel’s white finishes. Mexican potos thrive in cold months and will need training soon to avoid obscuring interior architecture.

Menger Fritz Menger Hotel

Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch bows out after a long selling career

After more than a decade in sales, Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch has reportedly retired from her selling career. The note hints at a forty-seven year span of activity and marks a transition for the familiar local figure.

Mrs. Wiggs The

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