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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-13
II GETS OUT OF
||GHT SQUEEZE ON
1[GALLOF JUDGES
New Mexico Dilemma Is
|,lvsd BY Deal With Henry D.
Rood, Of Virginia, Demo
cratic Member Of House.
Feasibility Is Shifted To Voters Of
arizona Who Will Decide Cues
ton at Polls.
~ OLSON GARDNER.

WASHINGTON. June 13.-President
rnft played shrewd politics with the
Altoona statehood proposition.
And certain Democrats in congress
I played his game.
The president has lodged that EN-
+ barrassing question whether to admit
+ Win his approval state whose con
nt|tution provides the recall OF
Judges.
This Is how the thing was worked
At the opening OF the present SEES
ZION OF congress-, Senator Owen had
ready for prompt consideration q
teDrline bill providing for the i'm
mtdiate admission Of both Arizona
am New Mexico.
There was every evidence that
el1ch bill would be passed.
But its passage would put up to the
president necessity for signing or We
to1ng the bill--with its recall OF
Judges In Arizona.
Il was a political dilemma. II ne
aligned he would be giving his APP
+ prevail TO q proposition which he had
loudly opposed. II he vetoed the
bill he would have to take upon him.
UWl tn6 LScROublDluLy TclubluB
N tehood to both Arizona and New
"a exico-the latter having constitu-
ton unusually satisfactory to special
pi)vilege. and the former having a
substitution enthusiastically Endorsed
03 all believers In popular govern
utnt.
The campaign OF 1912 was drawing
nBh. Delegates of all shades OF POI
HGcal belief are heartily desired
E3pw dodge?
The presidents diplomacy was FIRST
D(en when the Democratic chairman
F o. the house committee on territories,
Hnry ID. Flood of Virginia, Segan
N liking trips to the white house TO
cQnfer with the president on the Ari-
x6na statehood bill In an effort to
Md some solution which would be
= Lisfacfory to Mr.. Taft"
He found It.
Al the suggestion OF the president
= bill was drawn naming conditions
~ which the territories should be
admitted to statehood. The bill pro-
yued first that the constitution OF
NPw Mexico should be made q tribe
upre amendable, and second, that the
A<izona people should consent to hold
referendum on the recall-of- judges
cAuse: the presence or absence OF
ne feature to depend upon the re-
suit OF this referendum vote.
Presto! The dilemma is removed
ne president can sign the bill when
Al gets through congress because he
not approving the recall of judges.
1qd II the people vote to retain that
x(ature in the constitution they do
~ after he has affixed his signature
<4 the enabling act
Meantime, two standpat senators
assured from New Mexico and
out four Taft delegates to the ma.
nal convention from each OF the
Nv states.
And there Is no particular opposf-
IN congress to the Taft compro-
se Eager champions of statehood
pm both states see only the chance
admission to the union and they
their consent. Those who be-
re IN the recall Of judges are sure
zat the referendum win support this
Ature. Other popular government
opie are won by the hope that New
sxicos constitution is to be slightly
Tended. So everybody wins.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-13
80 Get Army commIssIons.

WEST POINT, N. Y, June IA
Their commissions as second lieuten.
ants In the army in their possession,
eighty-three new officers doffed the
cadet gray this afternoon and started
on their brief Burroughs before join
Ing the colors. The young officers
have two months with their families
before they are assigned to their rog
iments. Secretary OF War Stimsor
presented the commissions and I'm ;
brief speech, urged on all of the younl
soldiers strict application to the cod
of honor.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-13
LYNN NOT INTERESTED
IN MARTIN GAS FRANCHISE
Denies His Reported Connection with
Present Project to Bring supply
of Natural Product to City.

In an interview printed In The
! Times last week, Joseph w. Martin.
who Is seeking q natural gas fran
chise from the city, named as one OF
several men identified with him In
his project, James T. Lynn, 402 Union
Trust building.
Mr.. Lynn was out OF the city on the
Board OF Commerce cruise when the
interview was printed. He made this
state today to The Times:
81 have never been nor am now
interested with Mr.. Martin In the
slightest degree, financially or other
wise, in his efforts to secure a fran
chise for natural gas in Detroit"
"Mr. Martin says that he had sew
eral interviews with you and that you
wrote out a schedule of rates for the
proposed company was suggested.
THAT Is only partly true" replied
Mr.. Lynn. When Mr.. Martin made
his application for a franchise for
natural gas was interested enough
In the project to seek an interview
with him to find out from whom he
was to procure the supply. For that
reason | called at his Office. l think
Il was the day after he had made
HIS application, but l did not meet
Mr.. Martin on that visit. Afterwards
Mr.. Martin came to my Office and.
from his conversation. learned that
he did not have any arrangements.
nor was he in touch with any per
son who was in a position to supply
Detroit with natural gas.
"Mr. Martin again visited my Of
fee without my solicitation and talked
over the natural gas situation, and.
like a great many other gentlemen
In Detroit who consult me on gas bus
mess, asked what l thought would
be fair rate for natural gas In this
city. told what thought would
be a fair rate, and he asked me to
please make a memorandum OF the
prices for him, which did.
II have never had the slightest con-
pection nor inclination to be connect
ed with Mr.. Martin in this or any
other franchise In which he might be
Interested However, have had in
mind for some time the intention or
parties whom know have
q supply OF natural gas, to bring II
to Detroit, but In view OF MT. Mar
tins application. have simply been
awaiting the action of the council"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-13
CASE TRIED EIGHT TIMES.
'Preme Court Finally Dispose. o,
Long-Pendino Legislation.

The slate supreme court on Monday
nded down decision upholdinR n
ing Of no cause for action made bv
1<e Nandell I'm the case OF JOSEPH,
1vrxyniak vs.. Joseph Tobicej and
cI1ey <Iezela.
no case. when II originally began
<II 5. 1906. was on lease and since
&| tine II has been heard eight times
INHERENT judges Despite the legal
Iro<ersy which the case has I'm.
<1d only 5000 is involved and the
COSTS and attorney fees have
Inled 20 about four times that
Attorneys McHugh and Gallagher
<1prc1ent the defendant were sub
~ m the case a number of years
< hare never seen their clients.
rs n saId 10 have established q
~ A. The local courts,
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'unctuatlon Marks. their Meaning
Versincation Forms and Rules.
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ia and New Words Adopted.
Key to Pronunciation.
Dictionary Of the English Language.
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Coal Production OF the World.
Anthracite Production.
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Oats Product of the World.
Cotton Product OF the World.
Imports Of the World.
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Wheat Product OF the werid.
Wool Product Of the World.
Synonyms and Antonyms.
Common English Christian Names.
Derivation. Signification and Nick
names OF Men and Women.
Facts About the Earth.
Area OF the Earth's Surface.
Depth OF the Great Oceans.
Declaration OF Independence.
Constitution Of the ". 9.
Amendments to the Constitution.
Metric System Weight. Measures.
Value Foreign Coins In U. 9. Money.
Time Differences
Electoral Vote.
Weather Forecast.
Rlues for Weather Observations.
Presidents of the United States
Language OF the Flowers.
Language Of the Gems
Names. Origin and Meaning OF States
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Commercial and Legal Terms
Familiar Allusions Used In Litsra-
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Famous Characters In Poetry and
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Great Battles of the World.
Projection Map OF the World.
Map OF the United Statsa
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Latest United States Census.
Principal Cities Of the U, B.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14


The 29th Election District is bounded BY and
within L. i3sth 81, Alexander ave- L. 18Th g.
Lincoln ave- p. l38'h ST., 30 ave and Harlem
The 8Gth Election Distrlc, i bounded bv and
Within E. i36th ST., Lincoln avs. E. l85th ST.
Willis ave. f. l34th st. Alexander ave. Hav-
The aIst Election District is bounded by and
within T. l34th ST.. 81. AIMS ave. F. 1929 st.
Lewis place, Bronx Kills. Harlem River and
Tho 32l Election District Is bounded by and
within E. l35th ST., Brook ave, (. l34th ST.
and Willis ave
The s3d Election District II bounded By and
within z l36th St, Brown place. z i85th 81
The s4th Election District is bounded by and
within y i37th ST., Brown place, e. l36th 81
and willis ave
The ssh Election District is bounded b. and
within T. i37th ST.. 81. AIMS ave, T. 18th 81
and Brown place
The aeth Election Distric, is bounded by and
within j. lSJth ST., cypress ave. r. 1891 st
Fast River Bronx Kills Lewis place. z 1921
st St Ann's ave E i34th 81 and Brook ave
The S7th Election District Is bounded By ard
within f t3cth It, East River, r. 1891 ST,
cypress ave. =. f3Jth 81. and st. AIMS ave.
THIRTY SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
The lst Election DiEtric: Is bounded By and
within Z. l43th s., Park ave- 2 18Th st.
College ave; Morris ave, I'd ave. z. l3sth 81
Tn 2d Election District Is bounded b. and
within = lfOth ST.. 80 ave. Morris ave. and
The "a Election District Is bounded BY and
within 2. i42l St. Willis ave. p I4Oth -
Alexander ave. =. l3sth -. and "a ave
The 4th Election District is bounded bv and
within Z 10Th St. Wits ave, r. 18th g and
g. ave
The 9Th Election District is bounded by and
within F. l3sth -, Willis ave. f. I36;h ST. and
Alexander ave.
The Gth Election District is bounded By and
within 7 l36th ST.. Wills ave, +. i35th 81. and
Alexander ave.
The eth Election District Is bounded by and
within Z l3eth st., Brook ave, z. I3Jth St and
Willis ave.
The sth Election District Ia bounded by and
within e. 1871 ct. Brook ave. r. iasth 81 and
The 9th Election District IL bounded nv and
" thin u 10th 81, Brook ave. l.. 10th ST. and
Alexander ave.
Tho 10Th Election District Is bounded By and
within r liist st, Brook ave, 2 i40th 81 and
WINS ave.
The I'm Election District l. bounded nv AMI
within Z 1887 81, Brook ave. r. l4ist st. and
" MS ave
The l2th Election District is bounded by and
within f. iisth St, Willis ave. +. 1924 St and
The 18th Election District is bounded by ana
Is iils ave.
me i4th Election pistric, q. bounded bv ana
within - listh 81. 81 AIMS ave. r. lash 30.
and BROOK ave.
within =. l4dth St. 81. AIMS ave. h li5th -.
and Willis ave.
The leth Election District is bounded by and
within r. i4Sth 81. Brook ave. f. 1880 81. and
Wills ave.
The nth Election Dist-ic, IL bounded by and
within =. lio'h 81. ST. AIMS ave. D. last 81.
and Brook ave
The lsth Election District Is bounded by and
within z; l4lst ST, 81, AIMS ave. II 18TH 81.
and Broob 800
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ELECTION NOTICE.

Tn goth Election District is bounded ~ anu
within L. 10th ST.. Madison ave. L. l[utn =
TO tie corner OF 9th ave. a line thro,snn
Mount Morris Park 20 the corner OF e. i-f'h
ST and 9Th ave. and 9th ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14

J. GABRIEL BRITT.
MOSES NJ MKEE.
JAMES KANE.
JACOB A. LIVINGSTON
Comm iss!oners OF Elections.
October nth, 1911.
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TWENTY-NINTH AsslMBLY DIsrRIl

The Ist Election District II bounded by and
within vs.. 9th st., Central Park West. " G5th
II and Columbus ave
The "a Election District is bounded by ana
within W Goth st, Central Park West. " Gotta
II and Columbus ave
T'1e 81 Election District is bounded nv End
yrI.uin W GOth 81. broadway. str ave W 6sth
AZ otb avs aud Columbus ave.
The an Election District is bounded By ard
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-05-05

From Wednesdays Daily.
Mr. Reed was here today from
Hermleigh
j. p Billinbsley is in town to-
day from Dunn.
Prof. Turner of Collin county
is in the city and viii locate here.
Miss Myrtle Howell OF Tread
way is visiting her aunt. Mrs.
Geo. T. Curtis.
Mrs. r. r. Newsome of Fluvan-
ma is in the city visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Logan.
Sam Curry was around today
show ng a fi8e pho,c graph of the
Barqca Glass of the Methodist
SUNDAY School
$. w. Ditto. who carries the L.
5. Mail between Snyder and Arab
was a business caller at the Sig
nal office today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yeargan. promi-
nent hotel peorie from Cisco ar
rived in Snyder today and will
probably be permanently located
here.
The Signal enjoyed the com
pany Tuesday evening of Messrs.
T. c. Stinson and Smith Brock.
two of the high brows o fthe com
misSioners court.
J. G. Beakley is in from Dunn
today. Farmers are very busy
planting and are staying close on
she farms. Lots Of eotton-but re-
iart.sd in grow. by cold nights
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-05-05
A MAN IS CAUGHT
STEALING A RID
Enroute From Kansas to Galvs
ton by Express Shipped
in Box =
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Waco, Texas, May 1.-(Spec
to the Signal)-A man nam
Myres was caught in a box ber
shipped by express from Ia
renee, Kansas, to Galveston, IL
The man was travelling b.
round box in order that he
not be stood on his head. The y
had Sits in it and il was wlh
peering through one of these Oh
the express messenger caught d
eye of the man and put him OF
Fort Worth. The man said
was travelling that way because
hadn I money to pay his far(
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-05-05
n-Spratling

NJ. T.. Binion and Miss Gladys
Spratling. both of the Bison com
munity came to Snyder Sunday
afternoon and were married by
Rev. A. b. Ingram. Their many
friends are united in extending
congratulations.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-05-05

III MI hpnNAiNN i''" 49,
suite of rooms in the Fullllove
building over the Owl Drug Store
and will move his office there.
The gin which has for three
years been owned and controlled
by j. G. Niece of this place has
rel. to w. A. Fuller Of Snyder
Ira Echo.
Ed Kelly of Ellis County is in
Snyder this week on business
trip. He owns aigood farm east OF
town and this is one year he is
glad Of it.
Il. b. Egbert, representing the
Gould Manufacturing Company OF
Dallas is here this week bidding
on contracts to furnish material
for the water works.
Joe Merritt was in town today
and left on a rush to begin plant
ing COTTON. Joe has half his crop
planted and says oats are made
and the finest he ever saw.
Sam Singleton of Tahoka is in
the city to receive a lot of year
lings bought from Billie Sims and
w. A. Pitts. We are informed he
paid $23 around for the cattle.
DR.. w. A. Manor and family Of
Atlanta, DR.. NJ. Il. Weaver and
family of Atlanta and Mrs.
Manor of Sweetwater arrived to-
day to visit Mr.. and Mrs Roland
Wood.
Messrs. o. r. Edison Mont
Bowron and r. S. Jackson Of the
Snyder band will join the Sweet
water band and attend the ex-
Confederate Veterans reunion at
Little Rock, beginning May IA.
j. /. Chorn was looking at the
First Monday crowd here today
and incidentally stated that from
the way the young people are do
ing about ont there he thinks
something is going to happen
pretty soon
Joe Church is in town today
from Hermleigh. Joe says he has
the best prospect for oats he has
ever had and that he will finish
planting cotton this week. He
now has 100 acres of cotton mp to
a good stand.
G. w. Snowder of Clairemont
is in the city. Mr.. Snowder
farms in the Brazos river bottom
and says he has 40 acres Of cotton
that is looking fine, and that the
range is in better shape than he,
has seen it for 20 years.
A message was received here
this afternoon stating that Horace
Wilson was very low at Capps,
Taylor County, from an attack Of
appendicitis and would be taken
to Abilene for an operation His
condition is said TO be serious.
Mrs. Roland Wood and guests
procured Chapmm's bus this
morning and have gone to Billie
johnson s ranch to spend the day.
Miss Bert Wilson. Grin Wilson
and Mrs. Winston leave this.after-
noon for Abilene to see their faith
er, Horace Wilson, who is very
sick at that place.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-05-05
SENATOR JOSEPH
BAILEY ON THE TRUST
Says Matter is Up to Attorney
General of Massachu-
sets
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Washington, May Especial
to the SignaD-Senator Joseph
w. Bailey of Texas said today in
discussing the shoe trust that If
the report made to the committee
by western manufacturers should
be transmitted TO the attorney
general il should make trouble
for the shoe manufacturing trust.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-05-05
Personal and Local



From Mondays Daily.
Joe Rogenstein was in town to-
day.
j. G. McGee was in from Ira to-
day.
M. r. House Of Ira was in town
today.
Will Black is here from Ennis
today.
A.. j. West was in from Dunn
today.
G. N. Richardson of Dunn is in
the city.
r. c. Herm is here today from
Hermleigh.
b. c. Taylor was in town today
from Arab
Tom Weaver of Pyron is in
town today.
u. Fl. Allen is in town today
from Dunn.
j. c. Beakley came up from
Dunn today.
w. d. Huffman Of Dermott IS
in town today.
G.. II. Bernhart Of Bethel IS in
the city today.
F. G. Hairston of Hermleigh
was in town today.
J. Wright Mooar Of Dermott is
in the cinty today.
Work is starting on the new
Scarborough building.
Rev. Caperton was here Monday
from Camp Springs,
Mrs. w. A. Fuller returned to-
day from Fort Worth.
Mrs. c. c. Ebbersol came in yes
terday TO visit homefolks.
Mrs. d. Anderson has gone to
Cfeburne to visit relatives.
Frank Parker and wife were
here today from Sweetwater.
Prof. Riddle and Mr.. Stinson
were here Monday trading from
Ira.
T.. W. Clark left today for the
o. S. ranch to look after his cat
tie.
The concrete force is making
good tpne on the court yard
walks.
j. l.. Hunter Of Fort Worth has
been the guest of his son, j. NJ.
Hunter.
Mrs. w. S. Payne and children
returned today from visit at
Gordon
Il. G. Dodson went to Fluvanna
Sunday in the interest Of Sunday
School work.
Miss Cherry. who has been
teaching at Ira has gone to her
home at Hermleigh.
Judge Arthur Yonge has moved
his law office up stairs in the w.
r. Thompson building.
The City Council is in session
this evening considering bids on
the waterworks construction.
There are several contractors
present and all the details are be-
ing carefully studied.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-05-05

Roscoe entertained a man and
wife Saturday night who are
walking from Los Angeles, Cali
fornia, to Kansas City, Missouri.
They are selling post cards Of
themselves to pay expenses.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-05-05

From Tuesdays Daily.
Will Wellborn of Abilene came
in today.
Mr.. Helms Of Hudd was in the
city today
y. F. Dargitz Of Fluyanna is in
Snyder today.
j. Y. Stewart came in from Ster-
ling City today.
II. 0. Wooten Of Abilene was in
Snyder today.
Rev. A. X. Tyson was the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Massey.
Woodson Stimson returned Sun
day from a business trip to Dial
las.
Three members of the Snyder
school board are to be elected
Saturday.
Work begins tomorrow on the
Scarborough Hotel and Opera
House buildings.
Misses Mary Stone and Frances
Ely were pleasant callers at the
Signal office this afternoon.
Dirt was broken this morning
! for the Scarborough buildings on
| the southeast corner of the square
A fine rain is reported to have
fallen at ira Saturday night
causing the Colorado river ia
rise.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. jackson OF
Fluvanna spent last night in Sny-
der and attended the band con
cert.
The Roscoe Times says Snyder
is one of the important towns on
the map. Right again Joe. IT.
"'The Chosen City"
W. y. johnson, bridge foreman
on the Santa Fe. was operated on
at the Sanitarium for intestinal
trouble and appendicitis
A. y. Brown of Plano arrived
in Snyder Sunday for a visit of a
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. j. ).
Hardy. Mr.. Brown was here last
year with the Arcade and he says
Snyder looks good.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-05-05
WIFE TO TESTIFY
AGAINST DYNAMITE
Alleged Wrecker of Times Bull
ing to be Faced by Wife on
Witness Stand
b Associated Press.

= -1"'"'IWITW II00.
Los Angeles. May Isl
10 the Signal)-The wife OF
McGinagal. the suspect arr
in connection with the DIN
ing of the Los Angeles
building last October. is 10 !
ed by his wife on the III
stand as one of the Sta,
ecuting witnesses.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-05-05

Just received a car of wire
Snyder Lumber Company.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-05-05
APPOINTED RAIL RoAl
sUPERNTEl

BY Associated Press.
Dallas. May special
Signal)-W. n. Nef has D.
pointed general superinten.
the Cotton Belt Railroad 5.
ing Maxwell. deceased 4
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-05-05

The Signal force has been busy
as a Mexican Colonel today get
ting the new forms justified anc
lining up the corners of the new
organization.
Many people are in town today
representing every section of the
county and all speak glowinly OF
the fine crop prospects. The Nav
ericks are already fat.
Sunday School and Church ser
vices were well attended in Sny-
der Sunday. This town is re-
markable for the church going
proclivities of her people.
John Baze left Sunday for Mid
land to accept a position with Tho
Midland Reporter. John has !! 'ld
a position with the Signal for
some time and has made good in
all the departments of the shop
in fact we shall place the light in
the window for John $ return.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-05-05

a car OF wire just
SNYDER T~r-hsr c.