San Antonio Light and Gazette (San Antonio, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 132, Ed. 1 Monday, May 31, 1909 Page: 9 of 10
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Classified Ads
Catalogue free. Honey wholesale an<l
retail Selling American Tin Co/s honey
cana Southwestern Bee Co.. <3B West
Houston street.
HOTELS— ~~~~~
THE HOTEL GEM.
MRS. E. VIVIAN. Froprletregs $O-.
North Press street. 100 feet south ol
Alamo National Bank. New building fur-
niture end modem in even- resnect.
GOLD AND SILVER PLATING
SILVERWARE plated good »» new. Cost
is small. Work delivered. Reed Jewelry
Co.. Miller Plating Co. successors. 114 Dwyer
avenue opposite the court house.
ELECTROPLATING brass beds chan-
deliers. pistols polished or plated;
keys made sates opened trunks repair-
ed. 235 W. Commerce. Alamo Safe Co.
LIVERY AND HORSES
BOWLES’ Ponyterium for good saddle
horses.a Skirts furnished. New phone
492 corner St. Mary and Travis stress.
EDMONDSON. 804 East Commerce. Old
phone 304 new 324. for best saddle and
driving horses. Day and night.
KEY AND LOCKSMITHS—-
BOTH PHONES —Bicycles on easy pay-
ments; key and lock work lawn mow-
ers sharpened. Emerson the Bicycle
doctor.
EDUCATIONAL—
A M. C. GARClA—Artistic violin in-
struction. Few more pupils desired to
complete class. Prices moderate. New
phone 1569. or address care Thos. Gog-
gan & Bros music store.
F. EL ROUTLEDGE
MUSIC STUDIO.
112 Woodward place off Dwyer avenue.
New phone 1918.
MRS. A. KRAFFT (Baroness V. CreAL
sheim) graduate of conservatories
Leipzig and Munich pupil of Liszt and
Reinecke voice culture and instrumental.
Preparation for stage. References Gog-
gan Music Co.
IT’S easy to be convinced that prices are
lowest at the New Store. 505 W. Com-
merce street. Come and see.
MOVING AND STORAGE-— -
STORAGE for furniture pianos buggies
Separate stalls. $1.50 per month. Mov-
ing. packing shipping. L. W. Culver. 121
Fannin. Phones 3180.
MERCHANTS TRANSFER COMPANY.
(Incorporated.)
Receiving forwarding storage etc.
Hauling and placing safes and machin-
ery a specialty. Office and wardrooms.
510-514 DOLOROSA STREET.
Both Phones 359.
HARRISON MOVING CO.
Storage packing shipping. New phone
80S; residence. 107
GENERAL MACHINE WORK—-
MACHINERY REPAIRED GASOLINE
ENGINES FOR SALE A. FULLER MA-
CHINE SHOP. 516 S. ALAMO ST. BOTH
PHONES
TAILORS— 31
PANCOAST 4: KOHLER tailors have
received their first shipment of spring
104 East Commerce
BUILDERS 7
DIRECTORY
LIVE WIRES IN THE CON-
STRUCTION WORLD.
ABSTRACTERS.
Texas Title Co.
Lockwood Building Navarro Street
H. J. Hayes Mgr.
ARCHITECTS
Lee M. J. Dieimann
306 Bast Commerce Street
~ J? Flood Walkor.
Rooms 310-11-13 Alamo Nat Bank bld
builders'
D. R. Vaughn.
826 Avenue E. Old Phone 1899.
P. C. McLEMOßE—Contractor-and build
er. Satisfaction guaranteed. 325 Elm
street. New phone 3089.
T." HENNINGER oulldlng
contractor. Loans negotiated. P. O.
Box 2S; new phone 3054-black.
W. L. BMATE—Contractor and builder;
easy terms. Get my prices. Old phone
3553. 805 Avenue D.
W. F. BROWN —Contractor and builder.
Plans and specifications furnished.
Money to loan for building purposes.
Houses raised and repaired. Old phone
2304.
ELECTRICIANS.
Martin Wright
222 St Mary Street
Graham & Collins both phones.
Practical Electricians 246 W. Com. St
J. D. Connelly.
21R E. Com. St. Electrical Machinery.
BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES.
J. C. Dleiman.
Wholesale and Retail Build. Material
CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION
Fireproofing and Re-lnforced concrete.
Old Phone 714. New phone 1015.
Office 225 St Mary St.
CARNEGIE LIBRARY
Market Street Between Oaaiao sad
Press Streets.
Open from 9 a. m. to 9:30 p. ol
DONATIONS OF BOOKS
APPRECIATED
ALL PRIVILEGES FREE
FOR RENT
if you expect to go housekeeping
temporarily and don’t care to invest
your money in furniture see us. We
can furnish your room or bouse from
kitchen to parlor at a nominal rent. Old
phone 449 new phone 614.
MAX KAROTKIN
121 Main Avenue.
MONDAY
FATHER WINS LONG
RACE WTH OEAIH
Philip Haag Arrives Here Be-
fore His Son Dies.
Traveling from Spokane in the ex-
treme northwest part of the United
States over 2500 miles away Philip ■
Haag arrived in San Antonio yesterday
morning and reached the bedside of
his son Frank Haag in time for him to
die in his arms.
Young Haag was injured last Mon-
day by being struck by a window frame
and falling from the fifth story of the
new Gunter hotel at Houston and St.
Mary streets where he was employed
as a bricklayer.
He had been at the point of death
ever since but by a strange working |
of Providence lived until his father j
reached his bedside.
The elder Haag was notified by wire of
his son’s fatal injury and left at once
for this city. Delayed by late trains'
storm and floods he did not reach here
until yesterday morning. At the depot
he was told his son was in the hands 1
of death. Hurrying to a hack stand he
found every vehicle taken but explain-
ing the desperate case succeeded in get-
ting other occupants to give way to
him. He was rushed to the Physicians’
and Surgeons’ hospital to find his son
unconscious and dying. Death occurred j
within 15 .minutes after the father’s
arrival.
Frank Haag was about 20'years of
age and came here from Houston about
a week before the accident that cost
him his life. Previously he was with his
brother in the contracting business at
Yoakum. All other members of the fam-
ily except the father and one brother
lost their lives in the Galveston flood
of September 1900.
The funeral will take place this after-
noon at 4:30 o’clock from St. Marv’s
church.
r
Sore Nipples.
Any mother who has had experience
with this distressing ailment will be
pleased to know that a cure may be
effected by applying Chamberlain’s
Salve as soon as the child is done nurs-
ing. Wipe it off with a soft cloth be-
fore allowing the babe to nurse. Many
trained nurses use this salve with best j
results. For sale by all druggists. I
DRAUGHON’S WAY
Not the only way of course but The
surest way—the quickest way—The clean-
est way—The easiest way.
THE BEST WAY
Bookkeeping Shorthand. Penmanship.
English. Spanish. Telegraphy.
ONE HUNDR.LD
Students may enter between May S IM9.
and July 8. 1909. paying most of their
tuition out of salary after
POSITIONS St-CURED
High school and other college graduates
are especially urged to accept this excel-
lent offer. A better chance will never
come the way of any bright energetic
young man or young lady and you are
welcome to acept It. even though you
are not a graduate of any school.
Draughon’s Practical
Business College
Cor. Alamo Plaza and Crockett St.
Old Phone 1022. New Phone 2224.
PHONES
Old 3088 ~
New 854 H p. Rippg
304 East Side
Alamo Plaza
MOVING PACKING AND STORING
New Proceia Vacuum Carpet Cleaning
/7ZTK Tents Awnings
Outfits
LORENZEN Mfgr. 215 AnD
TORREY&COMPANY
Agent* Germania Fira Ina. Cas of Now
York. We repfeaent leading companies
of the world aaaeta over 380.000008.
Office corner Navarro A Crockett SU
MERCHANTS TRANSFER CO
IS OOTDOTM
DECEIVING. FORWARDING si" "
AGE ETC.
Haulms end placing aasee ana maohtr •
« apectalty. Office and waraUouar
$l4-414 Dolorosa 8t BotA Annaa 1S«
1 mt. lafranco’B
UAMIUOi COMPOUND.*
apeedr rwulajor; 15 ooou. Ih-onleta or >naU
Vookletfr**. DR.
A Luxury at
a Small Cost
As pure as the limpid water* flow-
ing from the snow-olad mountain
streams ere it strike civilization.
PHONES ISF PHONES
146 ICC
Manufactured from pure distilled
artesian water from well 900 fact
deep.
CABLOAD LOTS AND SACK OR-
DERS A SPECIALTY
Southern Ice Co.
SAN ANTONIO LIGHT AND GAZETTE
Says He Shot ।
to Frighten Off
Highwaymen
Joseph Slavin who was arrested at
an early hour Sunday morning follow-
ing what Slavin claims to have been
an attempt to hold him up and which re-1
suited in him firing several shots at his
assailants was ordered transferred to
the county court this morning on a
charge of unlawfully carrying a pistol.
Slavin was arraigned before Judge J
Buckley in the police court this morn-1
ing to answer for a charge of discharg-
ing firearms but after he had given'
his testimony Judge Buckley dismissed j
the ease.
“I had been sitting up at my sis-
ter’s house where a little child was
sick” testified Slavin. ‘‘lt was shortly
after midnight when I started home.
Just as I reached the corner of North
Flores and Obraje streets I was accost-:
ed by three Mexicans one of whom
asked me for a match.
‘‘l told them I had none and started
to go on when suddenly all three start-
ed after me. I am certain they intend-
ed to rob me and I pulled my gun and
opened fire. They ran. I don’t know
how many times I fired at them.”
Because Slavin had no commission to I
carry a gun. the case was transferred I
the police court having no jurisdiction
over it.
DEEDS FILED.
' « A ’ S I ? per t 0 Charles C. Ryckman
1 May 29 1909. lots 4 and 5. block 31 on [
Avenue D; $4OOO.
1 = E Richter 4o Adolph Wagner !
B Weller and J. B. Martin. May 25.
1909. four acres of the Francisco Farias
grant survey 15; $2OO.
Kate and George C. Robinson to Da- i
Vid Hunter. May 24. 1909. lots 9 and 10
block 4 city block 2094 on Garza street; <
s32u.
J- B - Callahan to J. W. Ballard. May
22. 1909 lots 20 and 21. block 6. Lynn- <
wood addition; $5O.
E P Hen ry to Mrs Ada B. Onion. May
14 1909 lots 14 and 15 block 9 Marlbor-
ough Place; $9OO
Edwards Realty Co. by Kearney Ma-
son. to Oscar Ranzan. May 24. 1909 lots
16 and 17 block 3. new city block 3104
Fox’s Beacon Hill: $l5O.
James L Lytle to Vibiana Abila May
29. 1909 lots 22 and 23 block 2 Colima
addition; $l7O.
George M. and Anna Edith Bennett to
Augusta C. Wooding. May 29 1909. west
one-half of lot D. new city block 2936;
$lO.
Cari Malwald to William Simmang.
May 27. 1909 lot 5 block 5 new city
block 897. on San Marcos and Apache
streets: $550.
' M. T and Josephine Shane to Attress
[Jones. May 21. 1909. lot 46 feet and six
inches on Salinas street and 40 feet on
| and south Une of Pecan street 198 feet
land six Inches east of east Une of Sole-
dad street; $3OOO
George and Ida Randall of Bexar coun-
:ty to Joe Williams of Wharton county.
May 29. 1909 part of lot 14. block 25.
East End. on East Commerce street;
$4OO.
Anna Edith Bennett to George M. Ben-
nett May 29. 1909. west one-half of lot I
B and all of lots F. J. L. M. N. P. and I
R new city block 2936; $lO.
Arthur E. Thompson to E. A. Kalk- ’
hurst. May 29. 1909. lots 20 and 21. new:
city block 1993. on north side of Vir-
ginia avenue: $7OO.
Ned and Mrs. S. C. Anderson to Miss
Mary Portis. May 29 1909 lot 8. block I
22. city block 194. on north side of Mar-
। shall street; $450
Sam and Hannah Harris to 7. T
■ Woodhull. May 29. 1909. east 24 feet of
: lot 2 block 23. new city block 377. on
• north side of West Laurel street; $1551.60
i Alexander Joske and Albin Seidel to
Henry Blanks. May 29. 1909. lot 3. block
4. city block 1361. on Bonnett street; $175.
: Hans Hansen and Matilda Hansen Jor-
genson to Peter D. Hauser. May 29. 1900.1
'lot 43 81 feet on East Commerce street;
[ $18622.
Mrs. Emily Scudder Griesenbeck to Dr
IC. C. Quillian May 27. 1909. lot 4 city
I block 750. on Madison street; $925.
Gus A. Graebner’ to Pedro Jaso. May
20. 1909 lots 3 and 4. new city block
j 186 on San Luis street; $275
J. H. Kirkpatrick to Jay E Adams.
May 29. 1909. one-half interest In lots 21.
22 26 to 29. lots 1 to 5. block 3. new city
block 9087. lots 1. 2 and 16. block 5 new
city block 3089. lot 30. block 3. new city ;
block 3087 Laurel Heights T erraee also
lots 38 to 44. block 1 on north side of
Diaz avenue lots 43 to 46. block 2. on
west side of Rock Quarry road. Diaz ad-
dition; $lO.
J. E. Adams to J. H. Kirkpatrick. May
29. 1909 one-half interest In lots 19 2.
' 23. 25. lots 6 to 9 and lot 31. block 3 new
city block 3087. also lots 1 and 2. block
6 new city block 3090. lots 16 to 18. block
1. new city block 3085. lAurel Heights
Terrace also lots 25 to 37 block 1 on
north side of Diaz avenue lots 33 and
34. block 2 on south side of Diaz ave- j
' nue. Diaz addition; $lO.
M. Ucovlch to Jay E. Adams. May 25. I
1909 lot 54 feet on Main avenue. 154.4 |
feet south from southeast corner of Gi-
raud stret. new city block 910. old Gir- I
I aud homestead; $lO.
J. M. Knott to Jay E Adams. May 18
1909. lots 19 and 24 block 24. new city
block 1803 on south side of Agarlta ave-
nue. Beacon Hill; $2OOO.
• LAKE HURON AND LAKE
SUPERIOR.
A magnificent summer trip is en-
joyed by taking this ‘‘fresh water sea
voyage” from Sarnia Ontario to Fort
William Ontario through these great
inland seas. This year new steamers ■
have been added to the Northern Navi- i
gation Co.’s fleet and the finest and
fastest vessels on the Great Lakes will
fly the house flag of this popular Com-
pany. The steamers run in connection
with the Grand Trunk Railway Sys-
tem. and all particulars rates and de-
scriptive literature etc. can be had for [
the asking by applying to G. W. Vanx |
917 Merchants Loan & Trust Bldg. Chi-1
cage Hl.
chicagoTgThawdlers
GO OUT ON STRIKE
Chicago Mav 31.—N0 "strictly
fresh” eggs will be obtainable here
after tomorrow. ‘‘Current receipts”
will be the label displayed on the'
crates if the produce dealers are hon-
»«t in the matter. The industrious hens
out in the country will keep on laying (
fresh eggs as usual but the men who
classify them after they reach South
Water' street are to strike tomorrow
morning.
With the egg handlers on strike the
•nan who likes fresh eggs with his bacon '
for breakfast will have to take them'
with a little stronger faith than usual.
The eggs as they come from the farm-
er’s coop appear very much alike but
after thev pass through the hands of
the egg inspectors they are classified
under eight heads and so classified the
purchaser may get “spots” while he is
paying for firsts. 1
OUR
JUNE I
BRIDE
SALE
IS NOW ON
COME SEE US WE CAN
SAVE YOU MONEY.
HERE ARE A FEW OF
THE MANY BARGAINS: |
f Cutglass
If you could consistently
“ consult the bride concerning % f
j the cut glass gift it s almost V
certain that she would »ay as
we say: Be sure that the dealer
shows you the name “Llbbey” w J
graven in the glass ffv
WE ARE SOLE AGENTS. 1
8-inch Llbbey Bowl worth $5.
for 53.95
Llbbey Footed Comport worth
$6.50 for $4.95
Llbbey Handled Basket worth
$7 for $4.45
I Llbbey 7-piece Ice Cream Set
I in Linen Case worth $17.50.
I for F 14.85
Cut Pitcher worth $6 35.
I# for $4.95.
Cut Finger Bowls $5 set
t tor $3.43 set ■
p Cut Bud and Violet Vases ■
I for 25c each *
1 Cut Individual Salts for
fl 75c each. KM
Mi Etc. Etc.
BUILDING PERMITS.
N A Dawson. 5-room dwelling and
I shed on the south side of Woodlawn
avenue; $l2OO.
J. B Naylor one-room dwelling on
। south side of Rische street; $lOO.
M. E church south chapel and move
house to east side ot South Presa street;
$BOO.
A. G Wietzel. one 4-room and one 3-j
room dwelling and shed on south side
of North street; $lOOO
Jacob France. 4-room addition on the
south' side ot Burleson street; $1250.
HicKs and Hicks four one-story stores
and alterations on west side of Avenue
C; $3400.
। Anton Gloeckner. warehouse on east
'side ot Rusk street; $275.
1 Second Baptist church (colored) church
building on west side of Chestnut street;
$20000
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF
BONDS.
Mayor’s Office. San Antonio Tex.
Notice is hereby given that the City
of San Antonio Texas will on July
11 1909 redeem an issue of $50000 fub-
j lie Improvement Bonds of said city is-
sued July 1 1889 bearing six per cent
i interest of the denomination of $5OO
each numbered from 1 to 100 at the
I office of the City Treasurer or at Im-
porters’ and Traders’ National Bank in
the city of New York at the option of
the holder thereof.
Dated at San Antonio Texas May 31
1909.
BRYAN CALLAGHAN
Attest; Mayor.
FRED FRIES City Clerk.
B UR |A L_PER M| TS.
I Josefa Bernal one month died May
80. 144 Kerr street.
Julian Cardlnez. one year died May 29
1707 West Houston street.
Simona Guerra three years died May
29 430 Vinton street.
Berta Valdez three years died May 29
423 Providence
Committee on Reading—Principals
who compose the committee on reading
I Miss Alice Stone Miss Agnes Cotton
( Miss Fora McNeill Miss Mildred Bas-
kin and Mrs. Kate Schenek met this
! morning in the office of Superintendent
Lukin to go over the course of study
in reading and to suggest the needed
changes. They will be at work along
these lines during the rest of the week.
“From the old World”
IRISH LMIFiIENT
Milburn Bros. your own Drug-
gist has it for sale and will give
you back your money if it fails
in any of the following ailments:
Rheumatism and Eczema first
then Lumbago Goitre or Neu-
ralgia. For burn or sprain it
has no equal it will take sore-
ness out and reduce swelling
over night.—Prescribed by Dr.
De Coursey best known man in
all Ireland.
For sale by Milburn Bros.
MEMORIAL DM
OBSERVED 111
SAN ANTONIO
G. A. R. and Spanish War Vet-
erans Decorate Graves In
the National Cemetery
SERVICES TONIGHT BY
WOMAN’S RELIEF CORPS
Impressive Memorial day services
were held this morning at the National
cemetery participated in by the mem-;
bers of the G. A. R. the Woman’s Re-
lief Corps the ladies of the G. A. 8.
the Spanish war veterans and the regu-
lar troops from Fort Sam Houston. |
With solemnly beautiful ceremonies the
L. L. WHITAKER
Past Department Commander of Local
IG. A. B.
graves were banked with flowers by
white robed children who passed in
and out through the ais. s of the dead;
and dropped tokens of remembrance
| upon the last resting place of each dead
' hero.
Adding to the dignity of the occa-
sion was the presence of troops from
! Fort Sam Houston which gave the mili-
tary salute and sounded taps at the
close of the ceremonies by the mem-
bers of the E. O. C. Ord Post G. A. R.
1 Sidney Tuttle post chaplain opened
1 the ceremonies with prayer. The choir
! rendered “America” joined by the
audience. Past Department Commander
’ L. L. Wjwtaker read Lincoln’s Gettys-
’ burg address. Rev. J. Bradford Cleaver
•j delivered the address of the occasion
’ paying high tribute to the heroism and
( patriotism of the soldiers of the G. A.
R. and drawing lessons from their lives
1 and death for the present and future
’ American citizen. “Nearer My God to
J Me” was sung by the choir and the
children under the direction of Mrs.
1 Mills decorated the graves.
Special services were held at the
grave of Comrade Frank Reinhardt by
Commander Leonardo Garza. Taps and
the benediction concluded the ceremon-
ies.
Memorial Services Sunday.
Memorial services were held yester-
. day morning at the Madison Square
. Presbyterian church which the mem-
. bers of the G. A. R. the Woman’s Re-j
. lief Corps and the ladies of the G. A. R. I
> attended in a body. General A. L.
Myer commanding the department of
Texas with his staff and several offi-
cere of the regular army were also
> present as were several Confederate
veterans.
An excellent musical program was
♦ +
* RAILROAD TIME TABLE ♦
+ ♦
I. & G. M Arrive.
Ho. 3- —From the North. 10:20 p.m.
Xo. s—From5 —From the North 6:46 a.m.
Xo. 7—Local from Hearne 10:10 am.
No. 9 —Loeal from Taylor 4:15p.m.
No. 4—From Mexico — 1:20 p.m.
No. 12 —Local from Laredo (mxd) 6:00 a.m.
Depart
No. 4—For the North 1:25 p.m.
No. 6—For the North 7:45 p. m.
Xo. B—Local for Hearne 7:30 a m
No. 10—Expree* Spec'l for Taylor 4:00 a. m.
No. s—For Mexico 7:00a.m.
Xo 11—Local for Laredo (mixed) 9:00p.m.
S. A. a A. P. Arrive.
Xo. I—From Houston and Coast. 7:20 p.m.
3—From Houston and Coast. 7:00 a. m
Xo' s—From Coast Towns 1:35 p.m.
No 46 —From Kerrville (ex. Sun.) 9:40a.m.
No 44 —From Kerrville (Sun only) 8:00 p.m.
Xo' 44 —From Kerrville (ex. Sun.) 4:40p.m.
Depart.
Xo. 2 —For Houston and Coast.. 8:45a.m.
Xo’ 4 For Houston and Coast.. 9:10p.m.
Xo’ 6 —For Coast Towns. . ... 3:15p.m.
No. 45 —For Kerrville ex. Sun ). 4.30 p.m.
No' 43 —For Kerrville (Sun. only) 8:30 a.m.
No 43 —For Kerrville (ex. Sun). 7:25a.m.
Q„ H. a S. A. (Main Line).
Arrive.
No. 9 —From the Fast 7:35 a.m.
No 7—From the East.. 8:00p.m.
lo—From El Paso and West. . 7:30 p. m.
Depart.
Xo 9—For El Paec and West... 9:00a.m.
No 10—For the East 10:30 p.m.
No B—For the Eaat 11:40a. m
Q„ H. k S. A. (Victoria Division).
Arrive.
No. 802 —Ouero. Viotorls etc 7:30 p m
Depart
No 801 —Cuero Victoria eto 8:30 a. t*.
M. K. a T. (Union Station).
Arrives.
No. 235 —From the North 7:30 a. n.
No 243—From the North 9 15 p m
No. 241 —From Houston and Gal. . 6:30 a. m.
Depart*.
No. 234—For the North 9:00 p.m.
No. 344 —For the North 7:80 a.m.
Nv. 242—For Houston and Gel; . .10:15 p. m.
If You Are Going To
Move Let Us Help You
If you do not like the house you are now living
in there is no use to tramp over town in the hot
sun or pay out car fare. Simply fill out the
coupon below and mail it to the Daily Light
Office.and you will receive lists from the leading
real estate dealers of the city.
THERE IS NO CHARGE
THIS SERVICE IS FREE!
- COUPON m
Kind of house wanted
How many room
Location .-
Conveniences desired
How many in family .
How much Rent do you want to pay
Furnished or unfurnished
Permanent or temporary ()••••
I agree to notify you in case I secure a house and from
what agency.
Signed
Occupation
[ Present address
LIGHT “WANTS”
A Sure Cure For All Wants
rendered the feature of which was a j
vocal solo by Mrs. E. C. Watson.
Rev. Arthur L. O’Dell preached the
sermon and was assisted in the services ;
by Rev. L. H. Morey pastor emeritus. |
Rev. Mr. O’Dell chose for his text
Timothy iv. 7-8 “I have fought the
good fight I have finished the course I
I have kept the faith henceforth there;
is laid up for me a crown of righteous-1
ness. ’ ’ During his remarks he paid a I
gracious tribute to the veterans both
of the north and south but warred;
upon the corrupt politician and office-1
holder.
“In seeking to do honor to the dead
we always try to make their lives and
deaths inspire us to nobler living: Our
text then is our ideal toward which
we strive feeling that in doing so we
shall keep the spirit of the comrades!
whom we honor today and so make it;
possible for us to say with them at i
the last ‘I have fought the good fight. ’ I
“We must not feel that our fighting!
is finished because the war is over i
There are real enemies in the United j
States and our nation still needs her
veterans.
‘‘ We must not forget that our votes 1
are still needed against all who would I
by thair work destroy the best in our!
nation. Let us remember that we are |
still the defenders of the nation and
that the duty is just as severe as when j
we heard the cannon’s boom.
“God of our fathers known of old—:
Lord of our far-flung battle line—
Beneath whose awful hand we hold
Dominion over palm and pine—
Lord God of Hosts be with us yet
Lest we forget. Lest we forget!”
Services This Evening.
Memorial servises will be held this!
evening under the auspices of the Wom-
an 's Relief Corps at their hall 206 West I
Commerce street.
The following program will be ren-1
dered :
“America” by audience; piano solo'
? Memphis Su 5i 4.25
< On Sade June b. 7 and 8
— Quickest Route by 6 Hours
THROUGH TOURIST SLEEPER JUNE 6th
JI
Trains leave p. m. and p. m.
Round trips to all points from Memphis on
TP" basis one fare plus 50 cents.
Tickets can be extended to return from Memphis July Ist
N Only One Night To Ms; i< a City // I
V.
G||“SUNSET route 7
jo 579.C0 NIW YORK A RETURN Divina Reute Muatr Cm way
$93.00 NEW YORK & RETURN Diverse Rout) Earner On* Way
Also St. Lawrence River Lake Champlain Hudson River.
$5010. $60.00 and $7O UP UN FoAMS DAN htlUhN
£ Through Standard Sleeper to Chicago Daily
“ Steamship Tickets to and from Europe
QO TICKET OFFICE 507 EAJ»T HOUSTON SIREKT
JI 1909.
Miss Hazel Comstock; address Chap-
lain T. J. Dickson U. S. A.; vocal solo
■ selected H. W. Reed; recitation select-
I ed Miss Ruth Willard; piano Miss Ben-
nice Kendall; violin soio Mrs. Roseman;
I vocal solo “One Sweetly Solemn
Thought” Mrs. Bessie Seng; reeita-
। tion Mrs. Rosa Meliwane; vocal cola
; Mrs. Beryl Robinson: piano selection
: Miss Jennie Garza; hymn “Nearer My
| God to Thee” by audience.
| Hood's Sarsaparilla Is peculiar to it-
self in merit and curative power. Taka
only Hood'n.
I “SAP”
Called Off
—ACCOUNT—
Excessive Kain In
Coast Country
Special Train Excursion To
CORPUS CHRISTI
ROCKPORT or
ARANSAS PASS
Will Not Be Run
SATURDAY NIGHT MAY 29.
Everybody Take Notice.
GEO. F. LUPTON.
General Passenger Agent.
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