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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-25
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TEXAS CATTLE
EPIDEMIC

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2J.-R-
The Department of Agriculture today
took complete charge of the work of
Graduating the foot and mouth disease
in Texas at the request of Governor
Ferguson.
Secretary Jardine was informed that
the temporary injunction in Galveston
county, which had prevented the de-
partment's agents from slaughteriag
infected herds and quarantining hay,
had been dissolved, leaving DR.. Mar
ion lines, of the bureau of animal in
dustry, a free course to continue his
work.
DIR. John r. Mohlcr, chief of the
bureau, said today that with the in
junction obstacles removed and eradi-
cation forces under one head, the way
had been cleared for getting the dis
ease quickly under control. In the
centers where it first appeared, he add
ed, it is now entirely under control
and exists only in the vicinity of Dick
inson, Galveston county, where the in
junction was granted.
He. expressed belief that the en-
bargoes placed against Texas by sew
eral states and the British. govern
ment would now be modified to apply
only to the federal quarantine area IN
the state.
The recurrence of the disease after
the first outbreak last fall has been
traced by bureau experts to the cattle
tick. This is the first time the dis
ease has broken out in the tick area
and for several months officials were
at loss to account for its re-appear-
ance.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-25
HURLS.
WORKERS TO
GROUND
B. c. Scott Narrowly
Escapes as 500-pound
Shoe Grazes Body.

Two men employed rs steel work,
trs on the municipal auditorium mar
rowly escaped death when hurled from
scaffold by a swinging steel beam
early Friday. B. C. Scott, 80, of Ada
Okla, was seriously injured, whilc
Melvin Benson, 10, 101 Avenue A, es.
capped without a scratch.
Several broken ribs, severe bruises
and q shocked nervous system were
suffered by Scott. He will recover,
doctors declared following an X-ray
examination.
1t was at first thought by hospital
attendants that Scott was internally
and probably MORALLY injured. He
landed on his back after falling more
than 40 feet.
Scott barely missed being instantly
killed when a 500 pound shoe, used
in hosting steel beams. dropped after
he had fallen, grazing his body.
Benson, who was working on the
same scaffold with Scott was also
knocked from the scaffold but escaped
uninjured when he landed on his feet
in a puddle of mud. Both men were
steel workers.
According to witnesses the two mon
were working on a scaffold when a
steel beam being swung into place
accidentls struck it. throwing them
into space.
Scott was taken to the Santa Rosa
Infirmary
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-25
MYSTERY EXPLOSION
WRECKS RESIDENCE
IN LOS ANGELES

LOS ANGELES. Sept. 25.-CP)-
A mysterious explosion of such VIC
lence that it knocked occupants OF
nearby houses, off their feet and
broke windows and light globes for
blocks around, demolished a two-story
residence and store building in the
northeast section of the city last
night. Reports that several persons
had been killed in the blast were not
confirmed, however, by a search OF
the ruins.
Two Italian families who were said
to have lived in the building. are now
believed to have moved before the
place was shaken by the blast.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-25
WOMAN is INJURED
AS NEEDLESS DRIVER
SMASHES INTO CAR

Mary Marshall, 1104 Rivas street,
was painfully bruised and cut Thurs.
day night in an automobile crash at
West Commerce and Sabinas streets.
Lord johnson, 1901 Rivas street,
driver of the car in which the injured
woman was riding, had stopped while
street car was unloading.
Blowing his horn and moving at a
rapid speed a driver crashed into the
rear of Johnson's automobile. The i'm.
pact threw the woman against the
windshield, breaking it.
After the crash, the unidentified
driver quickly backed away from
Johnson's automobile and continued on
his way without stopping to give aid.
The number of the car, however, was
noted and his arrest was expected Fri
day.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-25
Doctors Eight to Save Man,
Twice Snatched From
Grim Reaper.

Arthur W. Meyers is still lowering
at the brink of death. victim Of his
own gun, which also snuffed out the
life of 21-year-old Betty Barnes Can
der. Betty was he girl he loved bet
ter than hfe-the girl he would gather
see dead than not reciprocating his
affection, according to one of a num-
Der Of notes found beside their two
bodies, when they were found in the
tiny hall in her home at 23i Compton
street.
And while surgical skill battles for
his life Meyers battles to keep his
rendezvous with Betty-in death.
Meyers has fought stubbornly for a
death that would relieve him of the
heartbreak which his letters, many Of
them stained with his blood and his
swcetheart's, reveal.
For II hours after the shooting
Tuesday evening, he lay locked in the
cold embrace of the dead girl, waiting
for the death that never came, bul-
let lodged in his brain.
Thursday, before dawn, he rallied
his strength for another death at
tempt. but again the reaper was
cheated when a nurse ovcrpowered
him.
Friday, his condition was reported
as slightly improved with a fair
chance for recovery.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-25
OFFICERS FIND MAN
SHOT TO DEATH IN
AUTO AFTER CRASH

NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-P)-Col-
lision of a sedan and n taxicab on
the upper east side today resulted
in the discovery of a mans body in
the automobile, which was deserted
by three occupants after the cash.
The dead man had been shot though
the head.
Police believe the three men in the
sedan were driving it to the East
River with the intention of sinking it
to conceal the murder. A Jewish pray
erbook and $143O were found in the
dead mans pockets. Police started
an investigation to determine whether
the killing was the result of gang
warfare,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-25
BRITAIN AIDS CHINA
IN ECONOMIC CRISIS

HONG KONG. Sept. 25.-P)-Re,
plying to the petition of Chinese bank
ers and merchants who urged the gov,
eminent to relieve the economic crisis,
which was threatening widespread fl.
nancial disaster, the British secretary
of state for the colonies, to whom the
petition was forwarded, has agreed to
place three million pounds sterling AT
the disposal of Hong Kong. This will
relieve the financial stringency.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-25
JAIL CHICAGO
JA|LER IN
BRIBERY

CHICAGO, Sept. 25.-CP)-FranB
Lake, beer maker and federal prison
er, confessed from the witness stand
today that he and his partner, Terry
Druggan, paid $1,000 a month to Yves
ley Westbrook, former Jail warden,
and various sums to others, and Fed
eral Judge Wilkerson ordered West
brook, Hans Thompson, former assist
ant superintendent of the Jail, and
Henry Foerst, formerly Westbrook's
secretary, taken into custody. A dep
uty marshal was sent out for West
brook, who, the judge said, must be
in court. The others were turned over
to the marshal.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-25
Opposes obey in Service
Jack Dempsey
"Mugged"
At Headquarters

Jack Dempsey added rogue's
gallery records TO others, Of a
very different nature, already in
his possession here Friday.
Accompanied by Jack Shelton,
promoter in charge of the world
champions bout here Friday
night, he dropped into the po-
lice station to pay a friendly
visit.
rs that the guy?" the desk
sergeant asked.
"Yep!" said Mr.. Shelton
proudly.
pinch him." barked the Off.
Ger.
II was one Of these times
when "strong men quail" but
me champion was uOclle as tne
riot squad, abetted by reserves
and all available plain clothes
men, surrounded him.
The champion was given all
the thrill Of a regular pinch"
when he was "mugged" and fin
gerprinted by Bertillion Expert
Kilday.
Its not so bad" smiled the
champ, "as long as it's all in
fun
The pictures and fingerprints
will grace the police station
walls, when developed.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-25

EVIDENCE at the Shenandoah in
- vestigation shows that Comman-
der Lansdowne, who understood fly
ing, protested against taking his ship
through the storm belt Of the Middle
west, and asked for a postponement.
Those knowing nothing about fly
ing, but unfortunately controlling
aviation in the United States, ordered
him to go, in order to Empress GER
tain State Fairs on the way" Be
cause his advice was not taken,
Lansdowne was killed.
Who is RESPONSIBLE for his
death? And how good a suit for
damages have his widow and the
other Shenandoah widows against
those that sent their husbands to
death?
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-25
DYING PLEA.
Of WOMAN
0 Pc MS
B Jar s
Holds Husband Blameless
Of Shot Which
Kills Her.

Accused Of staying his own bride,
J. 3. Coppcnger, held for her murder
and the shooting of Lee Mills, sos
Crosby street, service car driver, will
attend the funeral under heavy guard,
if he is unable TO make the $12,-
800 bond set in the Thirty-seventh
District Court Thursday.
Mrs. Coppenger died Thursday in
the Robert B. Green Hospital, after
being shot Monday, when her hus-
band fired bullet that passed
straight through Mills, penetrating her
own body. Mills is:reported as rest
ing easily at the Santa Rosa Hos
pital, and probably will recover.
Tell papa to come-I want to see
papa before l die" the woman victim
pleaded from her hospital bed, shortly
after the accident.
PERMITS VISIT.
And Chief of Police T. o. Miller
tempered stern justice with mercy by
permitting the accused slayer to visit
his accidental victim, under guard.
Thursday, Mrs. Coppenger's testi-
mony stretched beyond the grave in
her husbands defense, when her SON
step-son of the accused man-testificj
in his habeas corpus hearing, that the
dead woman told him Papa couldn't
help it."
Her last thoughts were Of the man
she loved.
After trying to tell a story that
would clear him of the murder charge
she feared would he filed, she mads
one final plea to her son.
will they let him come to my
funcral?"
The boy, whose wedding bells had
been postponed by the tragedy, forced
a smile to saddened lips.
KNEW DEATH NEAR.
why, mother, there isn't going to
be any funeral You're going to get
well, and come back homo pretty
soon"
But the pale faced woman on tbs
white hospital pillow shook her head.
Il know" she said, and 1 want
papa to be at the funeral
Friday relatives we're making a des-
perate effort to raise the necessary
bond for the accused mans release.
The family moved here from Houston,
and Friday his brother, F. G. Cop
penger, went there in an effort to raise
$4,000 among old family friends.
And it has been indicated that per-
haps-if stern justice can once more
adjust itself to a dying wife's plea
the man viii be allowed to attend the
funeral under guard, just as he was
permitted to kiss the wife be bad sho:
goodbye, at the Robert b. Green Hos
pital
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-25
Chickens Prove
Good Weather
Prophets

Have you a chicken barometer?
They are reliable, according
to j. LaFourche, a farmer living
on the PIeasanton road.
81 mean the ordinary, barn.
yard variety" he explained.
When it starts to raining, he
said, look at the chickens. II
they rush for shelter, there's only
going TO be a shower, but il it's
going to rain all day, they go
about their business, regardless
OF getting drabbled.
He said when he left home
this morning his barometers we're
out hustling for their early
morning meal.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-25
HAGEN AND COOPER
ALL SQUARE AFTER
Is HOLES OF PLAY

CHICAGO, Sept. 25.-CP)-Walt2r
Hagen, defending his title as profess
sional golf champion at Olympia Fields
Country Club, today finished the first
IS holes of the semi-finals on even
terms with Harry Cooper of Dallas,
while Bill Mehlhorn of Chicago, got a
lead of one up over Mort Dutra Of
Aberdeen Wash.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-25

Betty Barnes Gambler, victim of the
Compton street tragedy, where her
cold body was found, locked in the
arms Of Arthur w. Meyers. Meyers
has a bullet in his brain, but may
live. Above is shown part of the
poem Meyers wrote on September 81,
TO a lost love. II was one Of many
notes found in his pockets, and at the
scene of the shoOting.-Light Staff
photos.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-25
TURKEY WANTS PACT.
by Universal sergice.

LONDON, Sept. 25.-Dispatches
from Bucharest state that Turkey has
invited the Balkan powers to a con-
ference at Constantinople to frame e
security pact for the Balkans. 1t is
proposed to effect special arbitration
tribunal for Balkan problems.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-25
COLONEL RUPERT,
OWNER OF YANKEES, :
HEADS u. S. BREWERS

NEW YORK, Sept. 25.--CP)-
Colonel Jacob Rupert, president of
the New York American League base
ball club, was today elected president
Of the United States Brewers as
ISOLATION, succeedir- Christian W.
Fiegenspan Of Newark, n. j., re-
signed
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-25
GILBERT VALENZUELA
APPOINTED MINISTER

MEXICO CITY, Sept. 2J.-PD-
Official announcement is made that
Gilbert Yalenzuela has been appointed
Mexican minister to Great Britain.
He formerly was secretary Of the in
terror.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-25
vIsCOUNr HAMO DIES.

TOXIC, Sept. 25.-CT-viseount
\. Hamo, president OF the privy coup.
Gil, who was severely burned yesterday
when his clothing caught fire from 4
bonfire in his garden, died today IS .
result Of his injuries
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-25

CUPPOSE this country were in the
- League of Nations, or affiliated
with the world court. Suppose it
were necessary to discipline the
Turks; to make them accept the
views of Western Europe? Don't
you think this country would be ex-
pected to do its share, and supply
men, or at least money, to fight the
Turks?
Do you feel that we ought to
supply men or money TO fight the
Turks? Do we want to mix in the
fight about Mosul, and the oil wells
there?
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-25

CONSIDER Renal Pasha, and
~ Turkey that obeys his orders.
He tells the League of Nations,
England, France, Italy and the rest,
in language Of Shakespeare, ito go
to-" Turkey doesn't care what the
League of Nations may say, and an
nounces that it will pay no atten-
ton to any world court decisions.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-25
DEPLORE "SERYILITY.'

Bishop Irving Peak johnson Of
Colorado first took up the drive
against revision of the marriage ccre-
mony. He recently declared that the
idea that the word "obey" connotes
servility is the "heredity of modern
parents and the schism of modern
families" He further said that if
women do not love men enough to
accept their leadership, which is the
significance of the words obey they
will not love them any more because
their vanity is flattered by the omis-
sion"
Final action on the removal pro
posal will be taken at the New Or
leans convention when numerous
questions of revising the Book of Com
mon Prayer will be determined.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-25

A DA LEWIS, well known for
"A years as a successful actress,
is dead. Her success proves the i'm
portance of OPPORTUNITY.
. Many years ago, when Harrigan
and Hart produced one of their old
fashioned plays, a little Irish girl
sang, "The Brooklyn Bridge at Mid
night Is Known AS Lovers Lane"
And the chorus included a girl il
rags, hands on her hips. chewing gum
and making tough gestures" as her
contribution to stage business.
She evidently had talent, so Rich
ard Harding Davis, then reporter
on the Evening Sun. was sent by
this writer to write up" Harrigan
and Harris tough girl" The story
appeared; Ada Lewis became a star
Immediately. Davis was a good re-
porter.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-25
'SERV|L|TY
IMPLIED,
He SAYS
Thinks Wife Should Accept
Husbands Leadership
Voluntarily.

CHICAGO, Sept. 25.-LP-Bishop
Charles P. Anderson of the Episcopal
diocese of Chicago has made clear his
stand on removal of the word "obey'
from the marriage ceremony, which
recently attracted widespread notice
obey means obey and nothing else
in the opinion of the Chicago bishop,
who will head the Chicago delegation
to the forty-eighth triennial conven-
ton of the Episcopal Church in New
Orleans next month. He labeled as
"humbug" the contention of some
church leaders that the word means
honor and should not be taken liter
ally.
Bishop Anderson says he will vote
to remove the word from the marriage
service.
Too much has been made of the
question:" said Bishop Anderson.
Those opposing removal of the word
obey from the marriage ceremony are
merely camouflaging in their conten-
ton that it should not be taken Sc
riouSly
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-25

president COOLIDGE is level
L headed, with common sense.
Very likely he would tell Western
Europe and the Turks to fight it out
Mt their leisure. But Coolidge will
have successors. You know to what
extent Woodrow Wilson endeavored
to speak for the United States how
he lent money for the United States,
and made promises for the United
States.
Who can tell what another pres:-
dent, with fondness for war, or
desire to be important, might do?
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-25

THE marriage means that the
1 prince can never become head Of
the House of Hesse. II he did, it
would be necessary for his wife and
children to become Lutherans.
Martin Luther becomes less i'm
portant, apparently, after such a
beating as Foch and his associates
gave to William Hohenzollern.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-25
OBEY MEANS OBEY.

"Obey in this ceremony means obey
and it cannot be interpreted other
wise. Marriage is a partnership of
equals for mutual help and service.
The marriage service should be taken
seriously in all its parts and as a
whole. 1t is not a matter of master
and servant, as is clearly implied with
the word obey in the service. That
may have been the idea of marriage
once, but not now"
Bishop Anderson expressed belief
that removal of the word would
strengthen, rather than weaken the
marriage ceremony,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-25
Today
A Royal Marriage.
Ada Lewis and Davis.
Who Is Responsible?
Go TO-" Says kemal.
By Arthur Brisbane
Copyright. 1925 by Star Co :

married a good looking Ger
man prince, Philip of Hesse,
yesterday.
Many royal families were repre-
scented, from Germany, Denmark,
Greece, Roumania, Great Britain,
, Spain, other countries.
Prince Philip, whose family was
among the first to accept the teach
ings of Luther, was married by spe-
cial dispensation, after promising
that any children born would be
brought up in their mothers Catholic
faith.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-25

VICTORIA Woodruff, still
" living in London, aged IS, has
given her beautiful manor house TO
the Sulgrave committee of the Anglo
American society. To this genera
ton the name Victoria Woodruff
means nothing. 1t means a good deal
10 the few remaining oldest living
reporters sent by DR.. Wood, and
later by John Bogart of the Sun, to
interview Victoria Woodruff and her
sister genius, Tennessee Clsflin.
IN days Of long ago they were the
i only two women in Wall Street,
when Jay Gould was active. Stokes
was shooting Fiske and Russell
Sage, beginning to sell "puts and
calls"
Think of the day when there
wasn't a female stenographer or a
typewriting machine in Wall Street,
.ot q woman employed in any of the
big banks and offices, only Tennessee
Claflin and Victoria Woodruff, tell
ing financiers what the spirits said.
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