San Antonio Daily Light (San Antonio, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 172, Ed. 1 Saturday, July 14, 1906 Page: 4 of 8
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SAN ANTONIO LIGHT
•AN ANTONIO LIGHT PUB. CO.
Publisher*.
3U22M Crockett Street
B. Chandler President
N. S. Messmer Vice Pteeldsnt
v Secretary and
4.C. Scnumstner. r g utineM Manager
|. D. Robbin* Treasurer
Both Telephones;
Business Office 1354
Editorial Roons 176
THE 5. C BECKWI TH SPECIAL
AGENCY Bole Agents Foreign Ad-
rti Using.
Eastern Office: 43-49 Tribune Bldg
New York City.
Western Office; 510-512 Tribune
Bldg Chicago.
(Entered at tb® Postoflice in Sen An-
toclo as Mill Mauer of the Sec-
ond C’ass.)
BUeSCRiPTION RATES: Dally 50c
per month J5 per year: Sunday
I! per year; always payable in ad-
▼sene.
NOTICE TO THE P'JBLre: — Any er-
roneous reflection upon the charac-
ter. standing or reputation of any
person flrm or corporation which
may appear in the columns of The
Dally Light will be gladly correct-
ed upon its being brought to the at.
teution o» too nianigrment.
THE IRRIGATION CONGRESS.
Irrigation is the great subject of na- j
tlonal. state and International inter®*'
of late and no state Is more interests I .
In this method of making glad th’ I
waste places tbit the *t«'e of Texas. I
for no state has more pic.snectlve bm- |
efit to reap from the extension of It-
rig."tIon work on a generous plan The
coming convention or congress at
Boies. Idaho Is going to give an it.-
petus to this work of Irrigation tha: i
will be felt and it would be well tf)
Texas to prepare to take an activ-
pert in tha' cone.es> Among the suo 1
jeers that mu*' natural’y come before
that congress Cie most lmt>ortant will
be that of law enactment and the con
gress must be nrcpnred to pass upon
suggested measure* of legislation 'ar ;
reclamation and irrigation of arili
Ir-rls Those practically acquainted I
with irrigation in Eg'pt under the
tend of the British government w'.:l
give their experience and the fruit of
th'lr obaerv.’dcn to 'he congress. The
cultivation of b?l* for sugar manu |
taeture will receive an impetus from
the $500 cup offered by Havemeyer
fru the best state exhibits of these su-
gar producers. The discussion of ir-
rigation practices should be one of the
nzs interesting features of the whoi<
ccngrres. and there are some who
have had experience In this matter
frem this section whose personal ।
stattn.ents might prove mighty inter-
esting. There will be more than a
acorc of valuable prizes for collections
of irrigated land growths in the fruit
and vegetable line and these will b?
not cnly worth competing for. b i •
SMui of 'hat competition In 'he pro-
ducts t ffored will be v?l nb1® contri-
butions to the literature of the whoi®
gnnject The Helse commercial club
will ke*p op-n house during the days
that the congress is tn session an 1
they will make the six days of that I
gathering a week long to be remem-
•bred I y those who share their hos |
pi tali'y.
J
It is up to Brvan to come in with |
righ' hand of fellowship for Hearst |
in his New York campaign if Bryan is
tn rece've the assistance of Hearst .n
the 190g convention.
Hearst as governor of New nYrk
would cut consldctable ice in the na-
tional democratic convention.
That Ice phliar.thropis' at Kansas
City who clears 81<Xi.(WW> a vear out of
it is not tn the business solely for his
Esa 1th.
There hr Dr-moctats who do not be-
lieve tba- Brvan and Hearst have made
•ny poiPI'-al deal and that because
Bryan Is too politically pious Hos
those fellows do not know Billy B
Sarah Bernhard: scorns to have kep*
her eves op"n while in America and
sow that she is or the other side of
f>e dividing waters she onens her
Wtouth to say no end of good things
■ bout Uncle Sam and his boys.
Arrangements are -bring made tc
give Brvan the greatest Impromptu r®
Caption ever tendered zn American ot
his return to New York Everythin!
is being cut and dried for the spo.r
tamer ts outbYsak.
Wanhing'on now requires a perm!
cos’Ing lie from every person who d<
liver. an address on the streets. Si
kN!
When Kentnckj- women do th
Carrie Nation act what is that ata;
coming to.
AT PEACE WITH MEXICO.
The report Is jiciiodlcally made that
I a combination is being made against
I Americana In Mexico and that citisena
or the United States there are In dan-
ger Vf their lives. It is useless to be
' worried over such reports or to give
I them much credence The'- are un-
■ founded In fact and geMrally have
j -om» political significance. The rela-
tions between the two republics arc
cordial an Increasing number of Amer-
icans arc doing business In Mexico
•he president o» that country Is ex-
reptlonallv friendly to Americans and
American enterprise and effort and the
Irte reports of Mexican combination •
to rush American* out of the country
can be whistled down the wind Amer-
icans are gening a larger stake in th. - '
country all the time Th® public u’lll-
• tie* that are not tn the hands of the ’
government are as largely In American
bands as anv other and the percentage
of this control is constantly Increar-
Irg More mines and plantations of
rverv kind are coming under Ameri-
can managem»n' tnd ownership everv
season and C.® results of this Ameri- *
can occupation ar.» too palpably bene-
ficial to call for any interference by
the leaders of thought and business
over the Rio Grarde There is less
I reJudice between the people of the *
two states than it any time since the
Independence of Texas and as th»
commercial lines are more closely con-
nected. and the Interchanges of trad®
touring expositions business travel ■
and all the rest by which the people
of th® one country are made better ac- j
quainted with the people of the other
are mtiltlrdlod to mutual benefit
there will be a growing cordiality tin
til nil the remaining bit erness of past
politics’ feeling wll' be dead The la - ®
reports that placards are posted in
Chihuahua warning Americans out of
the state may be canards and they 1
may be tiue but In any event th?
Americans are not going and there
will be no attempt to drive them ou*
At the close of business this we»k
the trade review- take a very optim-
istic view of th® business situation.
Tills view Is warranted by the splen-
did crops gather® 1 and in prospec*
and these In connection with the gen-
eral prosper!*v. The country scents
to have settled to its own satisfaction
that there will be no political over-
turning putting congress in the hands
of a democratic majority and so Ion?
as this is #o th®‘<ountrv feels :afe.
I
Mr Bi.van refuses to be wilt ten
<.ov.n any more >f a conservative than
h® has been or even so much of a one.
and teitetates his radicalism to the
lust notch on ills political stick. On-
ly in the matter of free silver has it? I
changed and his change here is du?
to th® enlarged -olume of the circu-
lating medium co he says in his let-
ters. Bryan says there is a new Uni'-
ed Stales and a new regime is needed
and he is ready to pi escribe the reg-
imen.
One of the most significant things in
connection with this whole Dreyfus
matter is that he is a Jew. This w ii
the front and summit of his offending.
i
ii was mis wni-n cnus®n tn® cor .-.pir-
acy against hint in the army and Id
tc the disgraceful and dishonorable
means employed hr his brother off!
errs to paint h : -n blacker than sa'nn
ever was coated The race prejudice
Is as great in Europe against the de-
cendants of the patriarchs as it Is in
this country against th® supposed de-
scendants of Ham. We are all tarred
with that stick.
That proposed building by the Ma-
1 sonic fraters of this city recently de-
termined on for the present ye.tr. wll
add another to the stgh'ly building*
of this cl'v. The Free and Accepted
ar® to be congratulated on their late
decision for thev need this home for
their worshipful hodv and have been
dwelling in tents long enough. Th®
j tempi® they propose to erect will not
। b® like the on® erected by on® of
their great Masters in which there
was heard no sound of any tool for
the sound of 'he builders will be
. music In the ears of those who turn
their faces Award th® east. All
I things are possible in this city now.
NAME STREETS. NUMBER HOUSES
’
I Th® Irregular manner in which th®
houses in this city are numbered
where numbered at all. and the dif-
ficulty of finding any given house
' cumber ar® no more puzzling to the
. ; efranger seeking som® particular
j hcuse on some particular street then
g I’ Is to th® postman the messenger
। ' th® expressman. th® hu«!n®*« dellr
I cry and any oth®rs who desire to find
In given street and number. Effo-i
It I has been made again and again to ays
> tematleally number the houses am
*. : p'ace the names of the streets a' thell
Intersections an 1 much has been a®
compllrhed In this respect in somt
m sections of the city. There are wholi
io streets along which one may drive tn
j a tulle and not ace the name of Up
SAN ANTONIO DAILY LIGHT SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS. SATURDAY. JULY 14. 19<*
| street at any intersection and this •
more or less so all ° ver c *‘'
Money has been spent In getting th'
Iron street sign* and the porcelam
। house numbers r.nd these have been
ordered placed in position more thin
cnee but there is no attention pr'd
to the matter of late vests and 1’ is
time attention wa. called to it. The
I'ellvery clerks In the tiostal service
find a great con ’uslon in their routes
at times owing to this lack of infor-
mation that should be publicly di
played and sn Impossibility In deliv-
ering letters add’esaed to streets and
numbers of which they have no knowl-
edge and no meant of obtaining It. 't
is understhod tha In the taking of the
next directory names cards will be left
at every house where there Is no num-
ber. giving the correct number an.I
asking the occupants to sec that it Is
placed on the residence. If «o plac-
ing the number nras made obligatory
on house owners (hat part of the dif-
ficulty would be mcT. As to the names
of the streets on the fence corners at
the Intersecting streets that Is a mat-
ter solely for the city nnd The Light
has been importuned to call attention
to the need of thia and stir up the
mind of the council to consider it. and
it has here complied with that reason-
able request.
The war department sanctions th®
use of con.h mna*ion proceeding* in
the case of the property needed for
the enlargement of Fort Sam Hous-
ton to a brigade post. That will sim-
plify the work if the resident officers
and the city committee having the
thing in charge and in all probability
bring the matter to a successful con
elusion so soon as the legal forms ar®
complied with How much better for
th® owners of the overrated properties
fo come to terms themselves and ex-
pedite ?he whole business without In-
curring additional cost.
Ther® are appar<ntlv sound reason*
for concluding that the cotton crop
this year will be one cf the best ever
produced In the »t*t® nnd there will be
no particular* dec/wicn In nny of th®
American cotton states while th® for
elgn product wf'i be larger than tn
any previous year In this view of
the case th® Toxa? cotton farmers ar ■
preparing to hold cotton arranging
for wat ehouses in which to store It
nnd draw agnlns’ If. In ’he expecta-
ticn that the price will adiance wltn
the «»ason. I* c-sts something to
hold cotton and it may be uestiqoned
I' the cost of insurance and deteriora-
tion of the sttLpI® will not offset any
gain that there may be in price later
in the season. It is a lottery.
Hearst is satisfied with the diag-
nosis that Bryan mad® of the demo-
cratic party in the past. Will th®
democratic party be satisfied with the
same results in the 19<18 election?
Bryan will be in great demand on
Iis return to the United States for
democratic speeches as both Missouri
and New oYrk ar® anxious to have him
save their democratic breadbaskets.
There is not a state that monkeys
with th® Honor selling thereof tint
foes not saddle the worst kind of
liquor upon the people as the result
of that intermeddling.
The state campaign is warming up
and the combimruons that are tp be
looked for when the delegates appear
on the floor of the state democratic
convention are already in process of
arrangement. That there are two par-
ties in the candidacy for the gov-
ernorship is already plain and one of
these favors the enactment of a state
prohibitory law and the other does
not When it comes to the show-down
the division will be along these line*
although this fact will he indignantly
denied by the parties ot the first part
to that agreement.
There Is now only one outlaw chief
remaining In Luzon ;n the Philippines
and the others already under ane t
ar® soon to stand their trial. The la t
out one of the ladrone chiefs »urren
dered on the Sth ot July and th
chief of the constabulary declares
! that they will be tried in the regular
1 courts of the province. The Philip-
pines are growing civilized.
The example of the American gov
ernment in its investigation of Its
packerlrs is being followed in England
by an investigation of the factory con-
j ditions where so mnny men. women
and children are huddled together
Jam factories and bakeries and plac-
es where sausages and other fold-
• stuffs are prepared are caustically cen-
I sured. Stables and closets are found
t in close proximity to the fruit room*
Und the horses pass to their stable*
1 in some instances through the boil ng
r rooms. Pot* are washed In water
changed only once a week and other
* conditions equally filthy ar® found ex-
s ' 1st Ing. and yet we are told that th®sc
r foreign products are prepared under
e the very UcM »aalt*ry coadlttcas.
Hi THIS CITY
21 YEARS AGO
From The Licht July 14 i»S»:
Alj business nten say trade I* im-
proving and if half of the promises
»re kept the newspapermen are prom-
ised a reward for their labor* In the
tall.
One arrest I* made for murder of
Bid M Rtamiforth. the young lawyer.
The plaza market Is again crowd-
ed with countri trams.
Charles Hummel Jr. celebrate* hl*
thirty-first birthday anniversary.
Mayor Callagh in delivers the ora-
tion at the French celebration.
Captain Phil Shardein I* presented
with a rat trap for the bat cave.
Harry Burnett a Pullman conduc-
tor of San Antonio ha* two fingers
amputated by having them caught in
a door.
Bev. Father T. J. Johnston a prom-
inent Catholic divine of San Antonio
Is critically ill.
Theo. Artit orchestra. Phon« Tit-
HOTELS
MENGER HOTEL
REBUILT REDECORATED and R»
furni»h*d; fifty n*w room* with
bath.
HUNTING Lawn Tcnnla Golf and
the usual society amusements
THE HIGH STANDARD of our Ta-
ble »o well known throughout the
West will be maintained.
SPECIAL ATTENTION to
Tourist and Commercial Tradd.
McLean & MudgeMgrt.
Bexar Hotel
AH Modern Conveniences
American and European Plan
Flrat.clses a la Carte Service
ALFRED SANNER Prep.
ELITE HOTEL
Cor. Soladad and Main Plaza.
W. G. TOBIN Proorietor
Completely refurnished Everything
new. Simple rooms In annex.
'HE CAFE 18 SECOND TO NONE.
Ton® patronage cordially solicited.
MAHNCKE HOTEL
Ger. Houston and St. Mary's Streets
(Center of City.)
SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS.
Rotes $2.00 pe r dey. Modern eon
venlence*. Special apartments (en
suite.) Large sample Room*. Cuisine
* specialty. L. MAHNCKE. Prop
NEW YORK CITY.
ST. DENIS HOTEL
Broadway and 11th St.
Ofif of New York's best conduct-
ed hotels made popular by its re-
finement home comforts and good
living.
Sing!® room* $1.50 per day and up
European plan. Table d'hote break-
fast—50c.
WILLIAM TAYLOR A SON.
Also proprietors Hotel Martinique.
Broadway and 33d Street.
Tl s publication Is on file at St.
Denis Hotel.
THE BACKSLIDING VEGETARIAN- - - — <
This is the way most of us—who after <juntin S meat on account of the packing house exposures re-
turn to a meat diet
CHAS. HUGO. Pres. EDWIN CHAMBERLAIN. V. Pres J. N. BROWN Ca*h
Alamo National Barxk
8AN ANTONIO. TEXAS.
$250000 Undlviilsd Profits $200000
We have erected for the safety and convenience of our customers the
best burglar and fire proof vaults In the south. P.uslneas solicited.
"HANDSOME SHERIFF" HERE.
J. T. Moore of Kerrville. Pay* Pretty
Compliment to Women of San
Antonio.
Sheriff J. T. Moore of Kerrville.
Kerr county. 1* In the city on his re-
turn from Terrell where he ha* been
on business.
Sheifff Moore 1* one of the well
known peace officers of Texas he I*
called the handsome sheriff’ by hla
friend* and he well deserve* the
name. This anyone would say after
taking a good look at him.
Mr. Moore said last night in speak-
ing ebout Sun Antonio:
”1 like your Alamo City a great
deal. When 1 get here 1 never know
when to leave. Thl* Is a delightful
place to live and 1 have seen more
handsome ladles In San Antonio than
any other place In Texas. This alone
Is a credit to any place and I* sure-
ly a drawing card of the strongest
kind.”
The sheriff while In the city was en-
tertained by hl* old friend City De-
tective Jim Caruthers and last night
they took In all the amusements at
Electric Park and when last seen by
The Light man they were making
their fourteenth round on the "figure
eight.”
GIBSON SKETCHES FREE.
Did you ever analyze a Gibson
sketch go back to ft and repeat the
analysis—then carry away with you
fn heart and brain it* beauties. Its
humor the appeal of it* pathos- They
are women and men. children and ani-
mal* whom we all know that are de-
picted there .and wc *oon learn to
love the picture for It* truthful pre-
sentment of every day life and every-
day folk*.
If »om? pleasure can be derived
from one of them twenty times that
amount will be afforded to every sub-
scriber whose name Is on our books
before next Sunday. There are twen-
ty of them and for twenty Sundays
®ach subscriber to Th® Light will get
one with the paper.
The twenty drawings comprised in
this series are selected with skill aud
<ar® by tha most exacting of critics
the general public for they are the
tw®nty pictures that have sold far in
advance of all the others of Gibson's
works.
WRAPPING PAPER In straight car
load lots direct from mills to us. any
sizes in sheets or rolls always ready
for prompt delivery at lowest prices.
BUTCHERS'. GROCERS' and DRY
GOODS White Fibre wrappmg paper.
Drab Express and Glazed Hardware
paper all sizes in sheets or rolls
S«a-Island Cotton. Hemp and Flax
Twine all sizes for wrapping and Ex.
press packages. All kinds of paper
boxes made to order. All kinds of
paper specialties. Printed yr plain
letter bill statement heads and bust-
ness cards envelopes etc. printed to
order at lowest price*. All size bags.
We will save you money on anything
you need In our line. R. L. Burnett
Co.. Manufacturers and Jobber* of
Pap®r Boxes etc. We stick strictly
to our line.
Just a minute of your t me to ex-
plain a few points found only In the
Rock Island Buttles and Wagons
APPLEWHITE & CO.
406 Military Plaza.
FOR TWENTY SUNDAYS
yon can have a new and different Gib-
son sketch delivered with The Sun-
day Light. Subscribe at once.
GOLD IN CEMETERY.
Saloonman “Jumps” Jewish Buying
Ground a* * Placer Claim.
Associated Press.
Butte. Mont. July 14.—The Hebrew
Benevolent Society controlling tho
Jewl*h cemetery will begin an action
in the court* to oust Herman Mueller
a well known and wealthy saloon man
from the ground occupied a* their
burial plot Mueller having "jumped"
the cemetery a* a placer claim.
Mueller say* be ha* found unmis-
tskable evidence of gold and he say*
he propose* to mine for the yellow
metal in the graveyard.
ARRANGE YOUR VACATION NOW
Extremely Low Rate*.
for the round trip to Canadian.
Northern New York and New Eng
land points via MICHIGAN CEN
TRAL "The Niagara Falls Route. - '
For complete Information call on or
address
H. I. Newton Pass'r Ag't. 257 Main
St.-Dallas. Texas
W. J- Lynch Pass. Traffic Manager
Chicago.
(R. N. No- 115.)
GEO. M. FAIRFIELD. D- D. S.
Set of teeth $5. Third floor Hick*
Building. Both phone*.
C”to Rlebg. und®.taker phone* 841
EASTERN MARKET
GUS. NEUMANN.
We handle only such goods «s we
can safely recommend. Call us up for
Fish. Poultry Oysters and Meats of ail
kinds. 432 E Commerce. Phone 1558
BOTH 146 PHONES
The ICE That
The Southern
Ice Company
Sills Is made from Pure Dl«*
tilled Artesian Water
Fall Weight Prompt Delivery.
Railroad Time Table
International and Great Northern
Railroad.
Northbound— Leave*
No. 10—Local to Taylor. ...4:00 a tn
No. 8 —Local to Hearne...8:00 a tn
No. < —St. Louis and Last. 1.20 p m
N°. *—8t. Louis and East.<: 15 p a
Southbound— Arrives
No. 5—From st Louis
<■•10 G:C0 a m
No. 7—From Hearne (Lo-
cal & G C • S F 10:10 a tn
No. 9—From Tuyicr (lo-
cal) 8:05 p tn
No. 1—From St. Louia
and east 11:05 a n>
Northbound— Leaves
No. 5 —For Laredo and
Mexico 16 26 a tn
Southbound— Arrives
No. 4—From Mexico and
Laredo I CC p m
Galveston Harrisburg i 6an Antonio.
Eartbound Leaves
No. 8 —For New Orleans
and east 11:40 a tn
No. 10—For New Orleans
and cast 19:30 p m
Westbound— Arrives
No. 9—From New Orleans
and tho east.... 6:30 a tn
No. 7 —From New Orleans
and the east.... 6:00 p tn
Westbound— Leavsa
No. 9 —For Eagle Pass
El Paso Mexico
and California . 9:00 a m
Eastbound— Arrives
No. 10 —From Calif. Mex-
ico. El Paso and
Eagle Pass .... 8 00 p m
San Antonio Brancn (Gulf Shore.)
Southbound— Leaves
No. 2 —For Stockdale and
' Smiley .. .. ... 8:00 a m
Northbound— Arrives
No. 1 —From Smiley and
Stockdale t:W p n
Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway.
(Via Sunset Depot)
Northbound— Leavss
No. 246—"Katy Flyer" to
Houston. Dallas
Kansas City and
the east S OO p m
No. 245—Through Express
N. Texas. Kan-
sas City St. Louts 7:30 a m
Southbound — Arrives
No. 244—"Katy Flyer”
from Houston
Dallas. K. City
aud the east.... 7'15 a ta
No. 243—Through Expres*
from N. Texas
K. City S. Louis 11'05 p m
San Antonio & Aransas Pass Railroad.
Eattbound — Leaves
No. 4 —"Rpvy Crockett” to
Houston Galves-
ton Orange 9:00 p m
No. 2 —For Cuero. Yoa-
kum. Houston
Galveston Gid-
dings. Rockdale
Camerpn Waco. 8:45 a m
Westbound— Arrivss
No. 3—'Davy Crockett"
from Houston
G a 1▼ e s ton Or-
ange 7:30 a m
No. 1—From Galveston
Houston Waco
Cameron Rock-
dale G'.dllngs.
Yoakum Cuero.. 6:20 p m
Northbound— Leave*
I'?. 9 —Pas«enger. daily
Kerrville and In-
tprmcdia’e points 8:30 a m
Arrives at Kerr-
ville 11.30 a m
Southbound— Arrives
No. 10 —From Kerrville snd
Intermediate
points ( Dally
Leaves Kerrville 1:00 pm
Arrives San An-
z tonto 7:00 pm
Nc. 15—Mixed (Saturdays
only) leaves San
Antonio 3:35 p tn
Arrives Kerrville 7 45 p m
No. 16 —Passenger (Mon-
days only) leaves
Kerrville 6:30 ■ m
Arrives San An-
tonio 3:30 3 tn ।
Southbound — Ltaves
No. 8—For Beeville Cor-
pus Christi Al' c
Aransas Pass and
Rockport 12:45 p m
Xo. (—For Falfurias 9:00 p m
Northbound— Arrivss
No. 7—From Rockport. Ar-
ansas Pass. Alice
Corpus Christi
and Beeville .... 2:15 p m
Xo. 3 —From Falfnrlas .... 7:30 a m
(Via Sunset Routs) —Sunset Depot.
Northbound — Leavss
Inr CId d 1 n g*.
Rocldale. Cam
emu and Waco.. 11.'40 p w
Southbound — ArrlwS
From Waco
Cameron. Rock-
dale and Gid-
dings 6:00 pm
St Louis and S»n Francisco Railway.
Northbound — Leaves
Xo. 6 —For Dallas. Kan-
sas City St. Louis
ami East 8:15 p m
Southbound Arrivss
No. 5 —From Dallas Kan-
sas City St. Louis
and East 10:10 a m
Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe Railway.
(Dally Via 1. & G. N. Depot.)
Northbound Leaves
1 No. 6 —To Fort Worth.
Dallas. Kansas
City Chicago St.
Louin nnd East.. 8:15 p tn
No. 8 —To Points on San
Angelo branch
Fort Wbrth Kan-
c»s City an? Chi-
cago C:00 a tn
Southbound Arrives
No. 7 —From Fort Worth
Dallas Kansas
City. Chicago and
the Ear' —all San-
ta Fe points 10:10 a m
• ' Fiom all Santa Fc
points. Kansas • <
City. Fort Worth.
j Dallas 11:05 p ■
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