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Evening star., 1925-02-23

ESTABLISHED AUTOMOBILE AGENCY oF
TWO POPULAR MAKE CABS. OVER 100
CARS SOLD LAST YEAR. VERY ATTRAC-
TIVE SHOWROOM IN NV. SECTION:
SERVICE STATION, SToCk. PARTS. CARS
on HAND. ETC. FOR Sl2 600 REASON
ABLE RENT. LONG LEASE. CAN BE
TRANSF BREED. ADDRESS BOX 44-H.
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HOTEL, 80 rooms, modern IN every detail in
hest northwest section large garage; dining
room and kitchen fully equpped: rooms occu-
pied with permanent guests; large income as
sured. IL sold Immediately. So. .000 cash; bal
ance easy payments
AUSTIN VI. COOPER.
Main 1882 $50 I1th st. NV.
can Frank 2Is7 Sunday and evenings
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FURNISHED RoOMING HOUSE, II rooms:
rent, so per month Sl30 profit monthly. Nd
dress Box 49, Star Cffce. %
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HAVE $500 TO 81. 600 to put into good rooming
house some good business. Address Box
pfire
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CONFECTIONERY business: excellent NV
location: reduced for quick sale. VIM. ii.
Mrt;rann TO 11th St NV.
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FOR sALE-AUTOMOBILEs.
THIS AID IS WORTH
S. CASH
You save 81 in cash by bringing this
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TOURINGS
80 20 n'uIt A.'n
1913 Hupnobie Observation-Disclosures. 800
1923 Chevrolet NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. oS5
1922 Dodge OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $50
le2o Dodge f2t .......-...-....-.. $50
1921 Haynes Observation-Disclosures. $50
1873 forn w -..--.- --...-----..... Ia
1923 Nash Sport. run $500 miles $50
1923 Hudson Sport Observation-Disclosures. 500
1929 Olds (roodl ....................... $50
CLOSED CARS
1923 Dodge business coupe ............. $500
1924 Chevrolet 4-psss. coupe, balloon tires. 475
1924 Durant 4-psss coupe. e................. $50
1922 Nash coupe Observation-Disclosures. $50
1928 Chevrolet coupe. Observation-Disclosures. $50
1922 Dodge sedan Observation-Disclosures $50
1921 Dodge 4-pass. coupe. 450
1922 Ford sedan Observation-Disclosures. 80
1921 Ford coupe Observation-Disclosures. $50
HURLEY MOTOR CO..
PHONE NORTH 1852
1922 l4th St.
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Liberal Terms.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
STANLEY H. HORNER, INC.
l015 18th St. Main 52o6
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FOR sALE-AUTOMoBILES

A LIST OF BARGAINS.
Packard Town Car, good as new. .S725
Cole Touring. late model. eI........... $50
Studebaker Special Touring. like new 45D
stutz Touring, newly painted ........ 4Oo
Overland 4-door Sedan NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 400
Columbia Light Touring. nE.............. 300
Buick Touring. passenger. 2T5
Stude ba ker Big s Touring E............ 375
Dodge Touring. new paint. 275
Ford Sedan. newly painted. d.............. $50
FORD Roadster, with starter. er.-............ 12J
Ford Tourings ~. with stRrte-S........ l5n
Chevrolet Touring. good shape pe-...-....... 125
Buick Touring. D-45 ............... l2S
Terms can be Arranged. Demonstrate tons
gladly given. We're open always
UNION STATION GARAGE,
81 Eye st. Ne Fr 1905
95s
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Al 6th ST NW-ROOMTNG HOUSE. IA
rooms; will sell on account Of sickness: res Son-
q ahle nricn. good cnndif ion -
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DESIRE TO PURCHASE business: have 81 .0no
cash: will cons der partnersh p. Address Fox
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YEAR TO PAY.

1928 BUICK TOURING. ........ $4e5
1924 OVERLAND TOURING. .............. 395
1923 CHANDLER COUPE. 4-PASS. ......- 615
1922 CHEVROLET COUPE .............. 200
1923 AUBCRN TOURING $500. ......... $50
1923 HUDSON SPEEDSTF Fw............ 600
1923 OVERLAND SEDAN Ii ........... 3s5
1922 OVERLAND SEDAN. 225
1922 MAXWELL TOURING .............. $50
1924 NASH SPORT ROADSTER. ...... s75
1924 OVERLAND SEDAN ................ $50
1924 CHEVROLET SEDAN. ........ $50
1924 OVERLAND DBlRD............. 450
1924 DODGE TOURING WINTER IN
CLOSURE. Observation-Disclosures. $50
1928 STUDEBAKER SPECIAL SIX
SEDAN ........... ............. $50
1922 DODGE ROADSTER. ER................ 3s5
1921 RoAMER SPORT. 4-PASS. S.......... 395
1922 W1LLYS-KNIGHT TOURING. ....... S95
1924 OVERLAND COUPE. 595
HUDSON COUPE. MODEL to-. 345
CHANDLER, LATE MODEL, 4-PASs.
CHANDLER DISPATCH. 4PAss.... 595
We have many others to
select from, ranging in price
from $50 up. Many of these cars
can be bought as low as SIS
down, S. per week.
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DELICATESSEN AND Light LUNCH. cen
trally located good opportunity; quick action.
rice nsnnahle lOlA lIth -. NV.
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES
BLUE RIBBON
USED CARS,
Reconditioned.

BLUE KlBBON
USED CARS,
Reconditioned.
Chevrolet Coupe, 1920.
Very good tires; appearance extra good;
$l75.
Chevrolet Coupe, 1924.
+passenger: like new car; fully equipped;
perfect condition.
$500.
Ford Roadster, 1924.
A good buy for only
=. S240.
Ford Touring, 1924.
A real buy.
$3.50.
Buick Sport Touring, 1924.
Looks and runs like a new car; fully
equipped.
$3.50.
Willys-Knight Touring, 1923.
This car runs better than a new one
$500.
WHY'S Knight Touring. 1921.
This car has been extra well treated and is
chine
$3.50.
Willys-Knight Coupe-Sedan,
1924.
Just like new car, and hs. lots OF extra
81 ,250.
Studebaker Roadster, 1923.
. Special 81 new paint, perfect condition;
$3.50.
Premier Roadster, 1920.
Lot, Of speed. power; in very good condition;
$3.50.
Cole 80 Limousine.
good car for the man wanting a town car
at reasonably low price.
$500.
Ford Sedan, 1921.
Real good tires; very extra good appearance.
SZUU.
Willys-knight Coupe-Sedan.
1924.
Has the Manchester haIancer and is brand
new; driven less than 500 miles: a bargain
tdem.i.
ST 400.
Willys-knight Country Club,
1924.
Appearance and condition like new You
will buy this when seen at
81 200.
The above cars are used. but
not abused They are thorough
ly checked as to mechanical con-
dition. rebuilt where necessary.
llOS
Vermont Ave. NV.
WARDMAN MOTOR CAR
CO., INC.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

A SPLENDID GROCERY and meat business,
located in a rapidly developing section OF the
city: large storeroom with kit hen and dining
room in rear: ave beautiful rooms and bath
upstairs h.-w.h and electricity: lot 40 n.
wide and 100 f. deep. with sara=e. won-
nrrful aprNs-tuuity Price only slS,O00 Ad-
RoN y
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You'll And these well worth looking over
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Liberal Terms.

PANT, tires and mechanical
condition of the above cars AL.
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FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEOUs.
(CcntiDued.l

SEWING MACHINE SINGER dTopncad $40.
63l heefer pl NV. Col 323. 23s
SEWING MACHINE. Singer drophead; good
cund tion: $40. 9IS 2srd NV.
SEWING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S16 to S35:
d. ii. Cab Standard. $50: w W. Sl5;
Dom' tic. Sl2; L. T. Singer ST. aud others.
New \ nSers So per mo. rent, Repair. SPry-
aGs
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FOR SALE-NTSCELLANEoUs.

AUTOMATIC OIL BURNERS. Min"".po'iS Is
seat regnlatorS save money. North IS 34s
AUTOMOBILE. 5-pass. bedroom- dir~ room,
and Kitchen suite. also 5-tube radio ,,Wplete
owner leaving city Apply T33 North Cap;toi
s.. .Iea
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FOR sALE-GARAGEs.

NEW 4-STORY BLDG, 2 ele-
vators, about | acre of floor
space. Will sell building, busi-
ness and stock at about repro
duction cost. Central NV. loca-
ton. L. w. Groomes, 14l5 F st.
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Cadillac Touring "6l."
Cadillac Touring 49,
Cadillac Touring 'b7."
Pierce Arrow Sedan "3S."
Oldsmobile 5-Pass. Sedan.
Hudson Speedster.
SEVERAL OTHER MAKES OF GOOD
USED CARS. ALL IN GOOD MECHANI-
ANCE.
T. w. BARRETT,
ASSOCIATE CADILLAC DEALERS
oath AND VI SITS. NV WEST 2ss0.
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SHOW CASES--iU-ft glass cAnul sHuw cases,
70. top OF counter: Ave (ji sections, /. Ii.
WOO'Woth H. 20 Ans 9Th NV.
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FOR SALE-AUToMOBILEs

WILLYS-KNIGHT limousine; good running or
der; good tires; ready for service; hack this
one during Inauguration and IL Will pay for
itself. 500. 1872 Conn. ave. Main 20S0.
wILLYs-KNIGHT. 1924, fully equipped tour
ing car; approximately $3.50 worth Of high
grade equipment. Less than year ago
this car cost approximately 81. 500 Condition
and appearance cannot he exaggerated. Re
dnced from $3.50 10 $3.50 Reasonable terms.
Wallace Motor Co. 1908 l. st. NV. (See
our large ad elsewhere in these e"lnmnS.D
T-passeuEer touring:
suitable for hacking; 6-crlinder Continental
motor; good appearance and condition; S375.00.
642 5th -. ne Phone Line. .8dUS-J.
AUTOMOBILES by auction at Ws-eh!-r's. 320
Pa. ave NV. every "Wednesday aud SATURDAY.
10 IN.
BROKEN FORD ENGINE HEADS exchanged
for good ones at $3.50. Cracked cylinders
repaired in car: all broken metals welded.
Weldit Co. 516 1st NV.
1928 OLDSMoBILE. only run o0S miles; .
new car: your inspection invited without obli-
CATION TO purchase. Price, $500. Locks, runs
and is like new. wallace Motor Co, 100
I, at NV NJ TAt2
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FLOoRs-ELECTRIC MACHINE AND HAND
B z. NASH. 2371 9th st. Col 4231.
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JOB PLASTERING and cement work. by relia-
BILE and experienced man; reasonable prices.
Pra nklip $500 1h
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ELECTRICAL HOME WIRING-6 rooms, bath,
halls and cellar. $3.50 IL months 10 pay.
Don't have your home wired without esti-
rates. Economy Electric Co, 240l Pa. ave.
NV Phone West 2O74 mh7s
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BATHROOM OUTFITS, building M,ter,,I
BHsms, Brick. Doors and Sash, Furnaces LINN
her. Lanterns, Paint. Roofing, sbovels. wall
House Wreckng Co.. Camp Meiys 5th snd
Ella. ave. ne; Main o1ice. eth and c ats, s.w.
Salesmen at both offices until $50. Fourteen
Years saving vou money on building material
have established the good will OF the Hech-
inyp- Tonpany
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ELECTRICAL WIRING AND REPAIRING at
reasonable cost. Work guaranteed. Estimates
given Phone West 452-M 3s
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BoXsPRISGS, MATTRESSES and pillows
Before the spring rush comes. Let renotate
yours Right prices and prompt service as
sured EAGLE BEDDING CO., 1923 7th st.
NV Phone NJ 1892
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.
FOR FARM AND GARDEN

QUALITY SEEDS
For Farm and Garden.
u. FRANK RUPERT. 1o21 7th 81. NV.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-27
THREE NEW BRIDGES
TO COST 100000
PLANNED FOR S. A.

Three new river bridges to cost APP
proximatcly 100000 will be erected
as soon as another bond issue can be
fIoatcd. according TO Street Commits
siOncr Paul StCffler.
One will be across the river on
Market street. just off South Alamo
street. Market street is now being
widcncd and the commissioner hopes
the new bridge may be erected soon
after the widening project has been
completed.
Another new bridge is planned for
Fourth street. in the rear of the new
city auditorium. and the third will b"
where Grant avenue crosses the river.
All of the bridges will be of con-
crete.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-27
Falling Wall Crushes Trio
as Explosion Wrecks
Building.

Three firemen were seriously in
jured when a brick wall fell on them,
and damage estimated at about $780,
600 was caused when fire destroyed
the plant of the Texas Refining com.
pany Thursday.
The plant is located on Dignowity
street, two blocks east of North New
Braunfels avenue.
Fire Chief J. G.. Sarran, who was
directing the battle against the flames,
escaped. death miraculously when an
explosion blew out the wall which
missed him by inches.
The injured are:
Captain A. L. Ratke. No. is Com
pany, bruises and burns.
Eugene Heacker, extra man, No. 4
Company, crushed about body. 81
Jack Lynn, extra man, No. 2 Com
pany, severely crushed head and chest,
condition serious.
AN second alarm companies in the
city aided by Chief J. L. Hogan and
20 men of the Camp Travis fire forces
fought the flames which broke out
about 2 a. m.
The plant, including much recently
installed machinery, is complete loss.
Three subsequent explosions made
the work of combating the flames haz.
ardous for firemen.
Lynn was the most seriously injured
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-27
peare's lines couldn't understand
those lines anyhow.

peare's lines couldn't understand
those lines anyhow.
WHILE other makers cut prices
w Henry Ford decides to paint
bis car, change the looks and keep
the price.
Once upon a time, before he used
the self-starter, Ford told his agents,
II have Il starter for you" When
the agents. much delighted, asked to
see it, Ford said, II have cut the
price $50. That will start your
Ford"
Anything about Ford is news,
since more than 100000 Ameri-
cans have bought Ford cars.
AN Interesting birthday party at
"A Morristown, N. j.. yesterday.
John Altman Stewart, Oldest alum
nus of Columbia University, oldest
trustee of Princeton University and
Oldest banker in the world. celebrated
his 1O3rd birthday. Mr.. Stewart,
chairman of the board of the United
States Trust company in New York
City, takes life quietly - easy
drives, quiet talks, much silence and
reflection" That's why he has lived
to begin his 10th year. Anybody
COULD do it.
THE Rev. G. A. Merrill, of Massa-
i Chusetts, dropped dead playing
tennis. You don't need to be told
that he was more than 80 years old.
Men past so should play tennis only
with their grandchildren. moving
around slowly. letting the children
win. Amy strain on the heart, from
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-27
DAWES PAYS LITTLE
ATTENTION TO HIS
GOTH ANNIVERSARY
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, Aug. 27.-Yiee Presi-
dent Charles C. Dawes gave little At
tention today, to his sixtieth birthday
anniversary. lie went to his offices
and later was host at an, informal
luncheon to the japanese ambassador.
Tsuneo Matsudiara.
In the afternoon he attended the
funeral Of Edgar Addison Bancroft,
the late United States AMBASSADOR =
Japan, and was an honorary pail-
bearer. He spent only 4 small por.
ton Of the day with his family. ard
prepared to leave tonight for Maa-
ton, Wis, where he he'd been invited
10 attend the Junea County fair.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-27
Sleuth Charged II, Killing
Elias Introduces
Turtle Shell
Cane in S. A.

Turtles have all kinds Of uses.
but n new one was discovered at
the I.-G. \. railroad station
Thursday morning.
4. NJ. Elias. brother of Presi.
dent Gales, and consul general
and financial agent in New
York, proudly "sported" a shiny
black and yellow tOrtOise-shell
cane. It is slender and very
flexible.
Ii was given Mr.. Elias by
President Gales when both were
in the Campeche campaign dur.
ing the recent revolution.
The Spanish name for tortoise.
shell is "carey." Mr.. Elias says
most of the combs and other tor.
toise shell materials sold in the
United States come from Cam
peChe.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-27
S STRUCTURE
To RISE Is
FLOORS ON
! RAVIS
35G-Room Addition Also
Planned for Gunter
Hotel.

Three and one-half million dollar
in new money for San Antonio was
arranged Thursday, and the city Is
to have another sliyscraper-its largest
structure-and a 3JO-room addition to
the Guntcr hotel, it was learned here
Thursday morning.
A History office building Is 10 be
built on Travis Street, next to tie ST.
Anthony Hotel, by 4. r. Baker and
associates, backed by the S. W. Strauss
Company of Chicago, which recently
loaned more than S6O,OOo,OO0 to Texas
building projects.
OFFICIALS IN S. A.
The news was learned following the
arrival of T. J. Dee, Chicago, vice
president of the Strauss Company;
$. b. Reynolds, travelling chief auditor,
and W. Krakow, engineer in charge
of hotel projects. They are staying at
the Guntcr.
\ conference between these officials
and Mr.. Baker will be held Friday or
Saturday at which time the contracts
probably will be signed and details Of
the plans completed.
TO HAVE 500 ROOMS.
The trio of officials came from
Houston where contracts were signed
for loans of more than S6,OO0.000. OF
which $4,TOO,OOO is for the construc-
ton of huge addition to the Rice
Hotel.
The addition TO the Gunter will be
on the st. Mary's street side. it is be-
lievcd, bringing the total number az
rooms there to about 500 and ranking
that hostelry with the best and largest
in the South.
The new office building will cost
S2,O0O,000 and the improvements tn
the Gunter will amount to about ST.
100000, it is estimated.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-27
GOVERNMENT PLACES
BLAME FOR RIVER
STEAMER DISASTER

WASHINGTON. Aug. 27.-Respon-
sibility for sinking of the steamer
Norman in the Mississippi River last
May s has been placed upon NEARLY
all officials and employees directly con-
nectcd with the boat and its opera
tons"
A special report of the disaster, in
which % lives were lost, made pub
lie today by Major General Taylor,
chief of army engineers, cited a num-
Der of contributing causes which led
to capsizing of the vessel during an
inspection tour of government proper
ties along the river.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-27
TAKES
REPORT To
GALES
Fiscal Agent of Republic
Ordered to Return
to Capital.

Mexico will begin paying her half
billiOn-dollar debt to the United States
September /.
This announcement was made here
Thursday by Arturo NJ. Elias, brother
Of President Plutarco Gales, who rep
resents Mexico in New York as its
consul general and financial agent.
This action follows closely the dis
charge of Mexicos interior debt which
was paid August Is when 2OOO0OOO
pesos were disburscd to various indi-
viduals in the southern republic.
CHANGES PLANS
Senior Elias, who was on his way
from New York to San Francisco on
a special mission for his government,
announced a change of plans here
when he said that he had suddenly
been ordered to proceed to Mexico City
to aid in arranging the debt payments.
He departed at 0 40 a. M, after
having been met and entertained by
Alexandra 2. Garlic, Mexican consul
general here, and S. Il. Guerra, consul.
ESTABLISH BANK.
"The payment of our foreign debt
of $5OO,OOOjO00, which is owed chiefly
to the United States, will be made pos
sible through the establishment of the
new Bank of Mexico, which will fuuc-
ton soon with capital of $60,O00,-
O00," Senior Elias explained.
Economies and additional taxation
have enabled us to make this hand
some showing which should have the
reaction in the United States of DEM
onstrating a new sterilization of cur
rency and conditions in my country.
EXPORTS INCREASE.
"The value of exports from the
United States to Mexico has jumped
nearly S1O,OOO,OOO in the past year,
having reached a total of approx
mately $25,OOO,OOO."
Alberto Mascarenos probably will
head the new national bank, according
to Senior Elias, who denied that his
call to Mexico City had been for the
purpose of assuming management of
the new bank. He admitted. however
that he will have a hand in shaping
the policy of the new institution.
On the strength of the establish
ment of the new financial Organiza-
ton, Mexican bonds listed at stock
exchanges of the United States have
risen an average of four points in the
past few days, Senior Elias declared.
WILL RETURN TO U. S.
He expects to spend about three
weeks in Mexico City, after which be
will resume his trip to San Fran
cisco, later returning to New York
City.
The report which Mr.. Elias will
give to President Gales is a summary
Of the activities Of the New York con-
sulate general, the most important
foreign office of Mexico, during the
fiscal year.
The office is divided into five DC
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$. 4. OFFICER
JAILED As
SLAYER
Shotgun Ambush Brings
Death to Veteran
Policeman.

4 charge Of murder was filed Thurs
day in Justice CT the Peace J.. F.
BOLTS court against a 26-yCar-old rail
road detective in connection with the
fatal shooting from ambush of Jose
Joc) Lozano, 35-ycar-old merchant
policeman and former ranger, We'd
ncsday night at Medina and Durango
streets as he started on his initial
round for the night.
He waived preliminary hearing and
was rcmandcd to Jail without bail.
81 have nothing to say" he repeat
eddy answered Chief of Detectives Sam
Street after he had been arrested an
hour after the shooting. at the I.-G. \.
passenger station by Patrolman Nidcl.
ACCUSES SLAYER.
Painfully muttcring the name of the
accused man, Lozano died with ca
buckshot in his body at the Robert Is.
Green Hospital, 80 minutes after he
had been found by Detective Little
page, attracted to the scene by the
shots.
Lozano was walking down Medina
street and had ncGrcd its intersection
with Durango.
Judging from the wadding falling
from the automatic shotgun used in
the shooting, the slayer stood concealed
between two telephone poles on the
southwest corner, obliQucly across the
street from LOzano.
The first charge shattered Lozano'S
right arm and pierced his side. This
prevented the ex-ranger, who was
known to be deadly OIL the draw and
a crack shot, from defending himself.
SPUN BY SHOT.
The first charge must have spun
him like a top, officers declared, for
the second broke his left arm.
Staggering forward toward his
slayer, LOzano fell to his knees, as in
Dictated by his trousers, torn at the
knees. The slayer advanced from his
point of vantage firing two shots after
his victim had fallen.
r. l.. Condra, night engineer at the
Southern Ice company, heard the first
shot ar1 ran toward the scene. The
last two shots, he said, were fired at
close range and toward the ground.
However, the darkness concealed the
identity of the slayer who ran west
ward on Durango street after the
shooting.
HEARS FIVE SHOTS.
II was upstairs in the fire station
at MatamorOs and Frio streets, get
ting a drink of ice water" Detective
Littlcpage declared, when 1 heard
five shots in quick succession.
Being an ex-fireman, l slid down
the pole and jumped into my car
which stood in front of the building,
driving to Medina and Durango
streets.
81 found Lozano lying face down
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-27

yICTOR LAWSON leaves his
~ Chicago Evening News . the
Illinois Merchants Trust
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-27
DENTIST ACCUSED
AS WIFES SLAYER
KILLS SELF IN CELL
BY the Associated Press.

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 27.-Dr.
Thomas W. Young, dentist on trial
here for the murder of his wife and
the buryins of her body in a cistern,
killed himself in the county Jail here
early today.
County Jail employees discovered the
body hanging in his cell by a piece Of
wire.