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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-14
TWO BARELY ESCAPE
DEATH WHEN TRAIN
CRASHESINTO WAGON
Vehicle Demolished, Occu.
pants Slightly Hurt at
Nogalitos Crossing.

Kelly Ferris. 400 Owens avenue and
William Waller, 1902 Nogalitos street,
missed death by inches when passen-
ger train No. 102. fast through train
on the Southern Pacific railway from
California, hit an ice wagon on which
they were riding, at $40 Tuesday
morning. The accident occurred at the
Nogalitos street crossing.
Ferris received a deep scalp cash
on the back of the head and Waller
was bruised on the right shoulder and
left leg. The wounds are reported not
serious. The wagon was badly dam
aged, one horse injured and the other
ran away.
The passenger train did not stop.
The crew, police report, know nothing
of the reported accident.
Both injured men were picked up
by the police and taken to the Robert
B. Green Memorial hospital in the
ambulance.
Ferris and Waller told officers they
were en- route to the city TO load ice.
Ferris was driving. The vehicle was
just clearing the northern track. the
men told police, when the train struck
the rear end of the wagon, hurting
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desires to make change. No cabinet
officer would mink of embarrassing a
new President by quick resignation.
OF course designations at a time of
change like this are understc cd to be
rendered, and the designations will con-
tinue, constructively at least, in the
Presidents hands UP t the time any
action by him is taken.
President Coolidge's first visitor in
the executive offices of the White
House was his intimate friend and
chief adviser, Frank W. Stearns of
Boston. Mr.. Stearns has been with Mr.
Coolidge ever since the first few hours
after he took his early morning oath
of office Already he is known in
Washington as Colonel House" or as
the "Harry Daugherty" of the new d.
ministration.
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TAXES not RAISED

Changing the charter as proposed will not
OF itself increase taxes, neither will the COM
inssioners of their own volition have the right to
do so, for this reason:
Under the charter, if amended, the rate for
general purposes in event exceed $1.25
per $4,000 valuation. This limit has already
been reached the commissioners may themselves
reduce this rate, but cannot increase it. The re-
naming S1.00 (the same as now) can be used
only for special purposes, meaning interest and
sinking fund on the bonded debt The bonded
debt cannot be increased except by vote of the
property tax paying voters first had. Therefore,
unless tax payers vote to increase the bonded
debt, the tax rate for special purposes cannot
be increased.
In other words it is up to the tax payers
themselves to say whether taxes made high
not. If the charter is amended, the effect
will only be to allow tax paying voters to issue
sufficient bonds for public improvements. AS it
now is, they have not the power to do so.
JOSEPH RYAN,
City Attorney.
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Neckwear Soc

Yes, and even fall neck
wear is included. All the
wanted styles in collars,
Berthas, collar and cuff sets,
bibs, guimpes and many
other charming pieces. OF
laces and organdy.
Joske's Street Floor
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ROADSIDE COURTS
TO METZ OUT QUICK
JUSTICE TO SPEEDERS
Offenders to Be Tried I'M
mediately Under Neu
Plan.

Kansas City, Kan. Aug. 14-Speed.
ers and other traffic law violators
in this (Wyandbttel county now have
assurance of SPEEDY justice, while
their infractions of the law are still
fresh in their minds. Roadside
courts" are to be established to try
and assess fines upon night time traf-
fic law violators along the counts
roads.
The system of taking the court to
the speeder was tried out last Satur-
day night and was declared a great
success and the decision to make the
roadside court" regular thing FOL-
lowed.
Sheriff Daniel Maher said that it
is planned to have ten men attached
to each court. of which there will be
several. and in that manner several
roads may be patrolled and offenders
be tried Immediately.
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Only two styles to choose
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Needed at Dances
And the Sea Shore
(Aids TO Beauty

Here is a home treatment for re.
moving hairs that is quick. painless
and inexpensive: With some DOW
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enough paste to thickly cover the OBJ
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or 3 minutes rub off, wash the skin
and il will be left soft. clear and
hairless. This treatment viii not
mar the skin, but TO avoid disap-
pointment, be careful to get real
delotone. Mix fresh as wanted.
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Mr.. Coolidge has entered the White
House with few if any friends. politi-
cal or otherwise to reward. Put cabi-
net officers know that if Mr.. Coolidge
is going 10 stand for denomination and
reelection in 1924. 1t will be necessary
for him TO build up a mechine of his
own about him, and therefore. each
and every one of them is ready to step
aside at any time the new President
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it TO the east side of Nogalitos street.
They were thrown from the seat as
timbers snapped under the impact.
The horses. it was reported. are own
er by III. Roberts, 402 Owens avenue.
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Gowns $1.98

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Beautiful Roselawn Cemetery, not
a graveyard, beautiful. we'll kept
burial park. Crockett 16SS.-(Adv.)
, 1923-04-22
American League.
Toddy's Games


National League.
st. Louis at Chicago.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Boston.
New York at Brooklyn.
American League.
Detroit Mt St. Louis.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Boston at New York.
Washington at Philadelphia.
, 1923-04-22
E[KS' FIGHTS
FOR
CITY FUNERAL
Speedball Hayden and Char
lie Long Will Meet Tues
day Night In Match

Out of respect for the late Mayor
Blaclemore, the E!ks fight card sched-
lled for tomorrow evening at the
until the following evening. The
holding OF the fight will in no way
change the matches and they will
Fc\ on as originally scheduled.
The main go will bring together
spectacular scrap put on in Casper in
phenom and Charley Long of Omaha,
In what is expected to be the most
spectacular SCRAP put on in asper in
several moons. Both men are classy
fighters and are believed to be evenly
matched. Hayden made n fine impress
fights and Long is popular with local
fans as n result of his scrap here
with Eddie st. Clair. The men are
matched for ten rounds.
Benny Silva. Colorado bantam.
weight. and Jimmie WoodhaIl. of
Thermopolls, are down for the semi
windup. Woodhall has been on four
or five cards Nere in tho last two
seasons and is n willing scrnpper
with plenty Of push. If Silva is as
good as his brother. Battling Silva. he
viii have the support of the fans
Tuesday night.
Two prellminaries bring together
Spike Murphy and Jack Schaeffer.
and Kid Louisiana and Kid Mex.
The evenings festivities will be
started by n wrestling match be-
tween Moon and Robeliski.
, 1923-04-22
j. Of c. TRACK
MEN STAGE BIC
UPSET AND WIN
Fans Expect to See Close Meet
and Athletes Win by Score
OF 3S12 to 4213

BERKELEY. Ca. April II. -
Omitted Pres. eUniversity OF Califor-
MIA athletes staged the most empress
sive dope upset in the history of Pa.
cific coast track and field competi
ton hero today, winning from Stan.
ford S2ia TO 4SI5. a meet which all
FAM and experts had expected to
see fought closely and undecided un.
I'll the running Of the last race. the
relay.
The Blue and Gold competitors
gathered MI o. the points in five diff.
ferent events. shot. discus. broad
jump, javelin and two mile. Scarcely
nry ace went according TO advance
dope AND those won by the team OK
pected to win were often won by ath-
lctes O. counted upon Mt all.
Four Callfornla-Stanford records
were broken.
TalS. Stanford. established now
marks in both high and low hurdles
the times being Is 40 seconds and
20 $40 seconds respectively. His per
Torrance was a great surprise for
until today he ran in bad form NIL
ealson Neufeldt, California, set n
new record of 1871 feet four inches in
the discus and his team mate Sorrenti
did likewise with n throw OF 1873 feet
five inches in the j%avelin. Campbell,
Coach Tcmpleton's new Stanford
sprinter. established n new mark in
the 22O yard dash at Fl 40 seconds
, 1923-04-22
GREyBULLT TEA NJ
MAY Be WINNER
IN STATE MEET
With Four Records of 1922
Tied or Beaten Basin Entry
Looks Formidable

-
GREYBULL, Wyo,, April 22-Wlth
four track meet records of 1922 tied
or beaten in a tryout by inc
track team at Basin, it begins to look
as though Greybull was due TO cop
a fairsized slice OF the honors at inc
state meet in Douglas May b" pro
vlded nothing happens to Interfere
with their attending. Coach Keleh Is
very well pleased with his track ma
terial and expressed n beliet That
the home team Will have an excel
lent chance to win In the half lie
pole vault, low hurdle and high
jump.
In the half-mile Walter Smith a
already clipped n second off OF n
state record of last year and should
cut that down several seconds before
May 8. Virgil Brown has tied last
years pole vault record and VIII
another foot. Brownie is also
easily raise the pattern in this event
| ing are form on the low hurdle. Hav
, 1923-04-22

times to protect the camera man.
there were times when both firted
with death in order that realism In
the movement of the beasts should
stand out to a major degree. The
stampede of the elephant nerd is but
one feature of the production.
Beasts. birds, ~scavengers. racers.
killers. beauties and pest-all were
paraded before the camera eye. All
the wild life of Africa is shown in
teeming splendor or In ~enthralling
hunt combat.
The picture is one which appeals
particularly to children and CON
stitutes an education along this line
which far surpasses the three-ring
circus or other ~menagaries where
animals are shown in unnatural
haunts.
The wyoming theater management
feels hat It is exceptionally fortunate
in being able to book this master
piece for the benefit OF its patrons
and large attendance is sure to greet
its presentation here.
The film is a Universal production
by II. ~. Snow.
, 1923-04-22
III u N | N G big
GAME PICTURE
SHOWING H Z r E
Wyoming Theater to Show
Two Years of Effort With
Camera in Jungle

Hunting Big Game in Africa with
Gun n Camera is the title of a
great feature picture coming to the
Wyoming theater next Saturday. The
film represents two years of effort in
ph-otographlng the Jungle beasts in
their native haunts and as such
should appeal not only to all lovers
of nature but provide enough thrills
to satisfy the most apathetic.
At a preliminary showing of the
picture in Casper last week IT was
viewed by many local people and pro
nounced n record OF natural history
which must be seen to be appreciated.
Scores of hair-breadth escapes were
recorded in its filming for while the
man with the gun o ready at all
, 1923-04-22
RESULTS.
National League,

-
p II +
I~oujsvtue /
Indianapolis 10 0
r. H. e
Columbus 6 i
-
NEW YORK. April 2l.-Babe Ruth
WINS tanned by the Boston Red Sox
here this Afternoon before so, 900 spec
totors I'm the huge Yankee sta6aum.
paho wont bitless but the Yanks
won. 7 to G The score;
r. II. E.
yeyy yor,, oo4 100 Oox-7 s o
pot,o-,as FULLERTON. Murray and
1a.ormo-. Nov. Lonos and ScbanE.
NEW vopy Anvil o1-Ied nv the
-, 20 Ir,sh Meseul who hit two
enc - sao-oa ,uo nm.
uou"'eS Wv "a - ci,n,s
anu Nho1N.u -. pohia. %
ran over II
bnpets heIu 'hs 49,
: 10 U. a..
Ian brilliantly and ho was never m
danger. Casey stengel aye the
outf.eld in place OF Jimmy Conhel'
the SOS 900 beauty who mas n heavy
cold. The score R.h'h.
Brooklyn 1000 900 600 . 2
-
CHICAGO. April fla seventh
rally in which Hartnett made
his third homerun Of the season gave
st. Louis ards, 10 to S. here today
score II. II. E.
Chicago Oso 900 61x-1o II /
-
CINCINNATI. Ohio. April 21.-The
Rods slaughtered o pitchers for II
hits and took the first game of the
series. II to C. Pete Donohue. lead
ips Red nitcher. was hit hard but
worked under wraps. Cooper was
driven from the mound in the first
and Kunz was hammered out in the
second. argra led the assault
extra base hit of the game a triple.
score;
r. H. Il.
Pittsburgh ---oO1 100 sO1-6 IL 3
CINCINNATI $40 1O2 1Ox-12 II 2
Cooper. Kunz, Carlson. Hamilton
-
CLEVELAND, April 21.-United
PressOAThe Cleveland Indians made
II four straight from the Chicago
wbito Sox. winning today 5 to !.
r. H. Z.
Chicago 400 100 ooo-1 s /
cleveland =---3O1 100 O0x-5 IL o
-
BOSTON. April 21.-The Braves
10 hits and took the first game of
the series here today. Il to 1. Felix,
Boston recruit, and Golde Rapp hit
homers. The score:
r. II. i.
Boston ---O4O OO5 23x-14 10 o
Hubbell. Mitchell. Grant and Hen
line, Wilson; Mcnamara and ONeil.
WESTERN LEAGUE SCORES.
r. II. L.
Des Moines lilo 100 600 6 .
Oklahoma City--030 o10 00x-4 s 3
Jones and Whaling; Holzhauser
and Long.
-
r. II. z.
Denver --------3oo 500 600 l
Noigt' Hail and Diamond sellers
Musser and Griffin.
"
, 1923-04-22

PORTLAND. Ore, April FL. -
Kings homer in the ninth with one
nan on tied the score for Portland
and in the next inning the Beavers
nil'e1 through Seals defense and
showed Pool yer for the winning
run.
The score 90 innings) r. H. e.
San Francisco $50 02t Dol O. Q II .
Portland ---3O2 100 OLE Ito 16 ?
Batteries - Scott. Alton, Hodge
and Yel!e Crumpler, Middleton. Var
rlson and Byler.
, 1923-04-22
PADDOCK M "A Y
BE BRANDED AS
PR0FESSI0 N A L
A. A. U. May Declare Great
Splinter Out of Amateur
Status, Is Report

NEW YORK. April 1.-Charley
Paddock, worlds champion Splinter,
is in danger of being declared a pro.
fessional If he completes IN the Uri-
versity OF Paris games, William c.
Prout, president Of the A. A. u. said
here today.
No action Will be taken by the reg.
's;rn,lon cen mittee until !. is learned
II the ricet has the snnctilL 4 thu
French athletic authorities.
Paddock sniled yesterdsv over The
objection CT the A. A Z. and he said
1t was not certain that he would
compete and hat he would make his
decision after he arrived in Paris.
il was not made clear upon what
ground Paddock could be declared a
profcsaicnal.
, 1923-04-22

SEATTLE. Wash. April FL To
Billy Orr, seattle's veteran shortstop.
goes the credit for the third straight
game the Indians have captured from
Los Angeles this week.
Orr. first man up in the 18th in.
ming of this afternoons game smash
Ell n double to left for a sacrifice.
Sammy Crane sacrificed 10 center
and Orr scored
The score III innings) II. II. e.
Los Angeles 1000 01o 200 OO-3 . 3
Seattle -----O0O 21O 600 OFT s A
Batteries - James and Baldwin,;
Gregg. Gardner and Yargan.
, 1923-04-22
College Baseball

ANN ARBoR, Mich. April 21.-The
University of Michigan baseball team
defeated Ohio State here today, . to ..
CHAMPAIGN. Ill, April 21.-The
Illinois university baseball team won
from Notre Dame by a score of 10
to 4, today.
IOWA CITY, H- April T.<'rhe
University of Iowa baseball team
overwhelmed Chicago university, 10
to ?, here his aftSnoon in a Big
Ten conference game.
New York, s: Haverford, 1.
Dartmouth. Z; Yale. ).
Columbia. 0; Cornell, 3.
Princeton. 3. Penn, , (tie).
Holy Cross, 10; Boston u, 8.
, 1923-04-22
By Briggs

their exhibitions The event was very
successful from every standpoint.
The pyramids and athletic pageant
featured h program. which also In
cludcd apparatus work and novelty
stunt Of various kinds. The boys ex-
1!hited unusual training.
Mrs. Ray j. Cooke was pianist for
he occasion, the music assisting ma
erlally in the success of the pro
gram.
, 1923-04-22
STANDARD A N D
CLERKS BATTLE
ON BALL field
Baseball Enthusiasts Will
Have a Chance to See Game
Here This Afternoon

Baseball enthusiasts VIII have an
opportunity this afternoon at .
o'clock to rec the national game
when the Retail Clerks and the
Standard on company teams mes. or
the Standard Lid on Ye.oNstone
n
These two teams are considered
evenly matched aad a good game Is
anticipated. There VIII be m adrnis.
sion charge.
ihc game IS, OF course. subject to
favorable weather conditions.
Mrs. Kendall, the celebrated English
actress, now retired from the stage,
was the twenty-socond child of her
parents.
, 1923-04-22
HELLER LEAVES TOWN
IN STUDEBAKER CAR

Max Heller who recently sold out
The Hub Clothing store is leaving
this morning for Denver in n new
~studebaker Light Six Sedan bought
from tho Patterson Motor Company
yesterday. His cousin. Joe Heller.
and Edward Wikler will join him on
his trip. Max Heller expects TO be
back in Casper iu about five days
and hc VIII then leave overland for
California.
, 1923-04-22

Fol the FIRST time in the history
of the Texas legislature a woman pre-
sided over the lower house the other
afternoon when Representative Edith
wilmans of Dallas was called to the
chair.
, 1923-04-22
NATR0NA HIGH SCHOOL
BOYS PERFORM WELL
IN GYM SHOW FRIDAY

One hundred and eighty-six boys
of the Natrona County High school
participated in the gym show stageC
Friday evening at the gymnasium
and pleased a large audience with
, 1923-04-22

NEW YORK. April 21.-Babe Ruth
was tanned by the Boston Red SoN
here his afternoon before $4,000 spec
tators in the huge Yankee statium.
Babe went hitless. but the Yanks
won, I to 6. The score:
ID II T.
, 1923-04-22

LOS ANGELES. April 81. The
Salt Lake Bees swarmed all over the
Vernon Tigers today. singing them
for n 81 TO I win. The Bees perfrom.
ed an endurance marathon in the
fourth inning chhlking up eight run,
virtually putting the Bee on the
Tiger"
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HIGHWAY THUG
MAKES ESCAPE
Killer OF Finley MCFee
Breaks From Sheriff

WALLACE. Idaho. Aug. The
search continued here today for C, Z,
rBnly1 Bats. alias Cook. who is
wanted in Everett In connection with
the fatal shooting OF Finley McFee.
snohomish county iumhcrmaa. the
serious shooting Of Mrs, McFcc ana
the holdup OF three automobiles last
week
Bats was in tho custody OF Sheriff
James Mccutloch. u SnohomRh
C7punty. and two deputy ahpriffs who
accompanied him from Everett. at
the Rose Lake Lumber company. 80
mrs south Of here. when he made
break Tor liberty. lie dashed into
a water flume and was swept down
10 where no Is believed 20 have had
q cache for suehan emergency. He
was handcuffsd at the time.
The Everett sheriff and deputies.
who traiisd Bats 70 this section after
tho shooting on the Pacific highway
believe that the man Is making his
way over a mountainous trail 10
Soxon. Mont
Bats Is said TO be the taller Of the
two bandits that we're involved in
the shooting. The shorter companion
Is believed 10 be In hiding on the
Pacific coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-01
HOOVER -
CENTER or ATTACK

Secretary OF Commerce Hoover Il
the principal target OF the angry
Johnsonites. They blame Hoover Tor
getting the speech released for pub
LEGATION aa means Of playing upon
public sympathy for the stricken,
president 90 turn California againt,
Johnson on the world court issue
Il Hoover personally il NOT rcnpon.
slhle. then some pro Hoover and anti
johnson member Of. the official party
o 10 blame, the johnson forces think
The fact that the speech was No,
leased by express direction of PreHl
dent Harding himself does not In
any way mitigate or alter the case
Iohnson's friends declare. They ray
Mr.. Harding was too ~ 20 under.
stand the situation and the eonsc,
aucnces OF his action when he de
cided controversy among members
Of his official family about the pro.
pricty of releasing the speech as a
statement 10 the pFrss. The preaL
dent. lohnson's friends say. was i'm
posed upon
Tho controversy grew out o. the
fact that some Of Mr. Hardings ad.
yisers foresaw exactly the situation
which has arisen They had rcnd the
speech. They knew i, would evoke
criticisms from johnson and Those
who agree with him IN opposing
American participation In the world
court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-01
NECESSITY
BROUGHT n

The wholesale society. aa known
IN England. was not q matter Of de.
libcfato planning n grow out o. d
desperate need. The little struggling
retail cooperative societies found
themselves IN trouble.
They were being boycoited BY
some ~ the bis Wholesale groccra.
who either would not sell 10 them az
an. or demanded rigorous trade con.
ditions. or favored their rivals. the
other privately owned retail grocery
stores.
so 60 years ago. as soon ns par,
lihmcniary restrictions were 70.
moved by proper legislation. IS re.
tail cooperative societies laid tho
groundwork FOR what was after.
ward 20 be- christencd the co-opera.
tive wholesale society II began
active business Ia the following
year 1864,
The ayowod purpose was 20 free
the retail societies from the ahacklca
and 20 get away from the middle.
men who took d profit before the
goods reached them. TO this end
tho Cooperative wholesale society
adopted tho policy OF going direct
TO the producers Of foodstiffn.
II sent 10 agents 10 Ireland. where
they bought milk. cream. cheese.
eggs and bacon from the Irish farm.
en- Tho same thing was done in
Denmark. The same thing was done