Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-10-03
NEWS OF THE STATE

International Fair Association and
committee from the International Club
in conference with Enrique Ornelas,
consul in San Antonio, for Mexico,
agree that Mexico day and San An
tonic day at the fair shall be cele-
brated together The occasion is to
be made one of the most notable in
the history of the fair.
The city institute of public schools
holds its first meeting at which mat
ters of interest to the education Of the
school children of the city are dis
cussed
The Southern Pacific hurries work
on it's additional trackage in order to
relieve the freight congestion which
prevails on account of the heavy
traffic incident to the receipt and ship
ment of fall and winter stocks of
goods.
Rabbi Marks of Temple BETHEL,
conducts the exercises celebrating the
Jewish festival known as the liar
vest of the Nations Sunday evening,
The State Convention of Retail Lii
qIor and Malt Dealers which opened
in Mission Garden Hall, Monday, was
In the presence of large congregation
largely attended and full of interest
The delegation from Houston in which
were several persons NOT regarded
strictly as retail delears v,ithdrew
in a body because the whole DELEGATION
was not admitted The speech of R.
"a Ward one of the orators of the
day, criticised in scathing terms the
action of the Governor in Sending Can
tain Mcdonald here to enforce the
collection of the liquor license under
the Maskin-McGregor law. from those
who had already paid licenses under
the old law. He said it was an insult
to the whole people OF san Antonio
When nersons o eneaS e@9 in hnsi r1 Se
recoori1ed q G Lawful ,yere sin,nI,, sae1r.
inc tbroneb tba mad;nn, Of me oorris
~ test risbt ~ The sta+e 70 ~
away tbeir money without due process
~ ~ &c r,,arIas vya,,,atto No., n,ootoS
prasidant Ia Nv ~ "Ss $500 - ~,
81 ~ etata oraen,zat HeS n,bio cbe, ra
formed at the meeting. A banquet
and trolley ride closed the meetin
Tuesday evening.
The travelling men of the city al
a meeting held SUNDAY morning. make
plans for the celebration of Travelins
Mems day at the international Fail
and hear reports from committee
previously appointed to arrange Ii
details Captain Fl. Karber, who will
be the Strand Marsnai Ior tne occasion
gave tne route OF Ine paraue ana
was declueu tna1 inc who're uay p
passed AT tne ralr srounus anu IN
morning 10 De given over wnoiiy u
Michael Barrv. railroad sectioi
foreman who had been worl,inq i,
Mexico died suddenly in a hack Sir,
dav night while being carried TO hi
.snns.- He was 81 years old.
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5 4 4 4 4 own " oahis o9 years OIL 4
IA an, =. :, v" ~ maker and crafts
noon Wifi .,s1 nIaiiis MONDAY attef
on his wor,, ho ,iaie lastened IN vic
He wac do DsnSn az lo9 south street
matters He ,nu over hnahcia
five s ne leaves widow and
Ike r. PRYOR nrasidar+ 80 :.
Cattleraisers, Assoaiotin u ene IeXai
prominent attornen Ill ~ L. Ban
chairman of a. 10y anu " L. Bass
cratic nxec,,ti1,. Aal Oounty Demo
delegates ~ committee are the
Congress annoi,+nI Irans-Mlsslssipp
he'll to renresant u ~ governor Camp
congress- Viii vi I'1 ha oa1 antonio. The
Novemba, 10 ~ We 90 neiu at Muskogee,
70 10 a.
Deputy Collector of Customs n n
Roundtree reports large increa "a IN
: imports to San Antonio from Meyio 80
as attested by the Increased dnt 800 ~
US oDice.
Entries for the four b;o