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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-09-08
CITATION BY PUBLICATION


/ THE STATE OF TEXAS.
/ 70 the Sheriff or any Constable OF
Scurry County-Greeting
You are hereby commended to
summon W. n. Zinn, and Clint
Roberts, by making publication Of
this citation once in each week for
four successive weeks previous to
return day hereof, in some news
paper published in your county
if there be a newspaper published
therein, but if not, then in any
newspaper published in the 39th
Judicial District but if there be
no newspaper published in said
Judicial district, then in news
paper published in the nearest Dis
trict to said 39th Judicial Dis
trict; TO appear at the next reg
alar term of the District Court
Of Scurry County to be holden at
the Court House thereof, in Sny-
der, Texas, on the Bird Monday in
September A. d. 1911, the same
being the 18th day OF
September, A. d. 1911, then and
there to answer a petition filed in
said Court on the 9th day of Feb
ruary A. d. 1911 in a suit, mum
bered on the docket Of said Court
No. TAI, wherein r. G. Herm,
Plaintiff, and r. l.. Waldrop, j.
II. Taylor, II. II. Copeland, G.. o.
Morris, w. N. Zinn, M. +. Full
ford and Clint Roberts are De
PENDANTS and said petition alleg-
ing plaintaiff's cause Of action be-
ing suit on a balance due on three !
promisory notes dated March 81, |
1907 for the sum of $4,000 each, !
said notes provide for interest |
and Attorneys fees, signed r. l..
and payable to the Herm |
leigh Townsite Co., and transfer
red by said H>rmleigh Townsite |
Co., to plaintiff, said notes are
secured by vendors lien on Lot |
No. three (3) in Block No. fifty !
Two (52) of the Hermleigh town
site situated in Sg1y. County. !
Texas. Plaintiff prays for his deb
interest, attorneys fees and cos
of suit, and for foreclosure of his
vendors lien.
Herein fail not, but have before
said Court, at its aforesaid mex
regular term, this writ with you
return thereon, showing how yol
have executed the same.
Given under my hand and sea
of said Court, at office in Snydel
Texas, this the 4th day of Au
gust, A. ID. 1911.
w. S. ADAMSON,
Clerk, District Court, Scurry Co
(Seal)
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-09-08

Every year. a large mum
of poor sufferers, whose
are sore and racked with Co
are urged to go to another 'l'
But this is costly and not o.
sure. There's a better way
DIR. Kings New Discover
you at home. cit cured ','
trouble. writes W L. N' !,
Calamine, Ark, "when az
failed and | gained a. pO''
weight. Its surely the klnE =,
cough and lung cures J.
ands owe their lives ana y
to it, Its positively gl'''-
for Coughs, Colds and gag
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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-09-08
CITATION BY PUBLICAN.
THE STATE OF TEXAS
To the Sheriff or anv co.a

LIZ - n ~ VI EAA0
To the Sheriff or any Cont
of Scurry County-Greeli,
You are hereby commands
summon Walter Hill and ,
Cook, by making publicatin
this citation once in each 4
for four successive weeks u
ious to the return day herW
some newspaper publkha I
your county If there be n
paper published therein, I'd
not, then in any newspaper
lished in the seth Judicial n
trict; but if there be no nsVu
per published in said iudicM
trict, then in a newSa
published in the nearest dir1
to said 39th Judicial Distria
appear at the next regular Nm
OF the distric. court Of SUI
County, to be holden at the Cd
House thereof, in Snyder, Ta|
on the 3rd Monday in Septa
A. ID. 1911, the same being
18th day of September A i
1911, then and there to ansEa'
petition filed in said cOur \
the seventh day of Angus,
d., 1911 in a suit, Numbered
the docket of srS6,e o5uTS~ M
wherei-1 Hermleigh Townsia
is Plaintiff, and G. W. ~
John l.. Hubbard, Walter
and II. S. Cook are defehaa
and said petition alleging a
tiff's cause of action is suit
three promisory notes for
each dated July Is, A. D, 4
signed John l.. Hubbard AZ
w. Hamil bearing Interest y
rate Of g per cent per az
from date and providing n
per cent attorneys fees II "A
in the hands of an attorney
collection or if collected by (
Plaintiff further prays l9I
foreclosure of the vendors pa
Lots No. one, two, three anal
IN Block 10 i'm the town oil D
leigh, Scurry county Texas
for costs of suit.
Plaintiff alleges that me
PENDANTS Walter Hill and ;
Cook, are claiming some ln'
in the above said premises
the extent of same IS UNI
to plaintiff.
Herein Fail Not, but Ia"
fore said court, at its alo'
next regular term, this WIN
your return thereon, sn'
, how you have executed 'ne
Given under my hand an'
seal of said court, at oillce U
der, Texas, this the atm o.
3 August, A. ID. 1911
w. S. ADAMSo
, Clerk. District Court, Sour
i (Seal.)
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-09-08

All kinds on short no'', N.
Stewart & Stimsons 9''
East side Of square
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
LONDON RIDICULES POLICE
Bulldog, Guarding Body of It's
Master, Holds Dozen at Bay.

London, Jan. 10.-These are trying
days for the London police. A dozen Of
them were held at bay for five hours this
afternoon outside a bedroom by bull
dog guarding the body Of its master,
who had committed suicide.
After cxhausting their resources TO
capture or kill the dog, a doctor was
sent for. He poisoned some meat, which
was thrown into the room through hole
in the door Not until the animal was
dead did the police enter the room They
thcn removed the body TO a mortuary.
Taken in connection with the battle
against two anarchists few days ago,
in which hundreds of police and large
detachments of soldiers took part, this
incident has served TO increase the ridi-
cule to which the police are being sub
iocted
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
BARNARD SAYS DRAPE 'EM
Sculptor Finds Am orleans Not
Educated to Sublime in Art.
Try Telegraph to The Tribune ]

By 1cleginph 10 the T'lnuGc.
Philadelphia. Jan 1O-GeOrge Gray
Barnard, who designed and executed the
nude statues TO decorate the State CAPT
tol al Harrisburg, is not a bit peeved
over the discussion which has arisen over
the nudity Of his work. and declares that
the whole discussion is caused by the
fact that the American people have not
been educated up to the sublime in art
Unlike other authorities on art who
have declared it would he a desecratlon
to ''clothe'' the masculine figures. Mr..
Barnard is very much in favor of The
idea. providing such clothing is put upon
the figures that It may be removed with
out marring the beauty Of the work, and
at such time as the American people
are able TO appreciate the nude in art.
Mr.. Barnard declares Americans are
ncvices in art and that draping his
statues in reality would cause more COM
nent than if they should be placed un-
draped.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
JOHN BURNS SCORES PRESS
Calls Conduct of Some British
Newspapers Almost a Crime.

London, Jan. 10.-John Burns, Presi-
dent Of the Local Government Board at
Battersea, tonight severely attacked
the British press in speech enthuslas
tic in its praise of Asquith's leadership
Of the Liberals.
He contended that the last two cleo
tions had destroyed forever the LORDS
veto power, had destroyed for twenty
five years all the pretensions at tariff
reform and had been a triumphant re-
pudiation by the common sense of the
people of the vulgar. lying, sensational
press. whose conduct during and since
the elections was a scandal amounting
almost TO a national crime.
The influence of this press. he said,
was the only danger ahead for the Brit
ish people, but fortunately the Liberals.
with IS per cent OF the London press
against them. had been able TO defend
the free trade citadel against the Lords
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
DEATH STOPS THE DANCE
Gasping, Father Slips Through
Daughter Arms at Party.

Gottlieb Fantel. who was in the butter
and egg business at No. l42S Second
avenue. where he lived with his wife
and four children, died last night while
dancing with his daughter Hattie at a
confirmation party held in honor Of his
nephew, Max Blumenthal, al Mozart
Hall.
The orchestra was playing and forty
couples were dancing when Fantel
gasped and slipped through his daugh-
ter's arms TO the floor. The dance
stopped. and DR.. Joseph Grabenstein. of
No 172 East 74th street, was sent for,
but Fantel was dead before he arrived.
Mrs. Fantel became hysterical, and the
physician had to give her restoratives.
Dr. Grabenstein said he had been treat
ing Fantel for the last two years for
diabetes. the disease which probably
caused his death.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
HORSE THROWS J. H. STORER
Zeal Estate Man Injured by Fall
in Central Park.

John H. Storer. of Boston, cousin Of
Bellamy Storer. was thrown from his
horse in Central Park yesterday after
noon and was wounded in the back of
the head.
Mr.. Storer is treasurer of the Wood
Harmon Company and his duties bring
him to New York every week.
He was riding along the west bridle-
path in Central Park when the horse
baked at the I'D street overhead
bridge. and finally threw him.
Several men hurried to aid Mr.. Storer'
while others pursued the horse, which
was stopped at 6sth street by Mounted
Patrolman Dowling.
Mr.. Storer was taken to the Roosevel:
Hospital, where DR.. Freeman took sew
craI stitches in his scalp. Mr.. Storer
then went TO his rooms at the University
Club
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
BONILLA IS ADVANCING
City of Ceiba Expects To Be At
tackled at Any Moment.

Puerto Cortez, Honduras. Jan. 10 'By
Wireless, AN attack upon Ceiba by rev.
o,utionlsts is expected at any moment
This terse message, received today di-
rect from Ceiba. indicates the near APP
proach TO that city OF the revolutionary
forces of General Manuel Bon'lla. Who n
sunday captured Tela. port city nity
miles east OF Puerto Cortez and an equal
distance from Ceiba.
New orleans, Jan. l0.-A special dispatch
from Port Barrlos Guatemala, this morn
inc states that the revolutionary forces
operating on the north coast OF Honduras
after capturing all the bay Islands, at
tackled the mainland and seized Cape Tri-
unfo Bishops Point and Mtcas Lagoon, In
addition 10 the town OF Tela,
The sunboat Hornet last saturday con-
vowed a large fleet If schooners loadel
with troops TO the mainland, ana Ieid
fcll on Sunday without a struggle
IL is asserted that Manuel Bonilla, Who
leads the revolution. has complete control
OF the entire bay island group. including
the islands OF Ruatan. Bona Cia. Barbarat
and Utilla and that all OF the Davila off,
cials on the islands have gone over to the
revolutionary cause
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
BIG CINCINNATI FIRE
Several Firemen Missing and IL
Hurt in S1,OOO,O0O Blaze.

Cincinnati, Jan. 10.-Several firemen
are missing, a half dozen others have
been rescued severely injured, and it is
feared some lives have been lost in a
fire this evening, which practically de
stroyed the Chamber Of Commerce
Building. at 4th and Vine streets, with
over S1,000O0O loss. For more than an
hour several hotels, including the Sinton
and other properties, including num-
Der Of large department stores, were
threatened.
A falling roof. crashing through five
floors of the Chamber Of Commerce
Building, sent a storm Of sparks over the
business section Of the city.
The fire gained great headway, owing
10 the fact that a large part of the hrc
apparatus was fighting another fire at
large fat building in Avondale, almost
two miles away. Forty families lived in
the building, and a panic ensued when
the fire was discovered. The firemen
rescued about twenty persons. The
others escaped themselves.
The Chamber OF Commerce fire started
from the kitchen of the Business Mems
club. on the fourth floor. At the time a
dinner was in progress, at which 100
prominent Cincinnatians were present.
An managed to escape without injury.
A sudden collapse Of the roof caught
many fremen and spectators, but as yet
reports Of fatalities have not been con-
firmod
To-nights was the second great fire
wi.hin three weeks. The Cincinnati
Stock Exchange and the Louisville G.
Nashville Railroad Offices, both of which
contained records almost invaluable.
were destroyed The Chamber of Com
mtrce was Cincinnati's most pretentious
building architecturally. II had valua-
tion OF SlOOOO.OOO. while the fixtures in
thc various Offices were valued at so, =
OUD
Fully five thousand persons were
crowded outside the fire lines when the
roof collapsed Men and women fought
10 escape, and many were tramplcd IN
the rush. Many sustained bruises and
cuts. but no one was seriously injured.
The police were pOwerless for ten min
utes. and nearby office buildings were
nuenod for the injured and panic
stricken
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
CALLS HARMON TRAITOR
The Enquirer's' Tart Comment
on Pomerene s Election.

Cincinnati, Jan. lO-In an editorial en-
titled The Vice of Ingratitude," The
Cincinnati Enquirer" owned by John r.
Mclean hints that Governor Judson
Harmon was guilty Of betraying his
friends and dealing with his enemies" in
using his influence in favor of the cleo
tiCn Of Atlee Pomerene as United States
Senator.
Assuming ,hat Governor Harmon
forced the election Of Pomerene against
the wishes of he state organizations and
the 'old guard" Of the Democratic party
The Enquirer says:
our people despise man who be-
trays his friends to forward his inter-
csts with enemies. and there exists in
every human breast the assurance that
Such man is unworthy OF either per-
sonal or public confidence. However
Irofusc his professions, however attrac-
tive his suggestions or sound and force
rrI his promises the knowledge that a
man has abandoned or betrayed those
who assisted and aided him in his ca
ne r stamps him as unworthy of them
and repels for all the approval Of the
populace.
Never get lived the man who aban-
dored friends FOR enemies but found his
hores were but illusions and his ambi-
tons were as nausht. lngrattude in
! any form by every human being is re-
! lalded rs an index to a despicable char
aCtcr. and when exhibited by the mendi-
! cant who has been given crust or by
( enc who has been raised 10 official posi-
/ tlon through the efforts of sincere
, friends. it is equally dshonorable, de-
it,stable and odious to ell fair thinking
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
WILL MAKE WEEKLY REPORT
Assemblyman Drummond of
Cayuga Informs Constituents.

NV T'''SIdVH ~ II' ITIIUHV'
Auburn, y. Y. Jan. 1O.-Something
new I'm politics was unfolded to-day
when Nelson l.. DrummOnd, Assembly
man for the Cayuga district, inaugu-
rated system Of weekly reports ad-
DIRE ssed to his constituents, containing a
statement Of MS services in their behalf
during the week past
The young legislator who is Demo-
Crat believes in publicity and frank
accounting of his stewardship. He will
report in the local press every week
His first report shows him favorable TO
Shepard for United States Senator.
prummond is a former Hamilton Col
lcge football star.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
GAS KILLS BENJAMIN CRAMP
Family Denies That Death of Ship
builder Was Suicide.

Philadelphia, Jan lO,-Benjamin Cramp.
member Of the shiphulldng family of
William Cramp & Sons. died from gas
poisoning tonight In the Pennsylvania Hos
pital after his removal to that institution
from his home. lie was found in the bath
room by his wife, who is Frustrated by
the shock
The room was filed with gas and Mr..
Cramp was unconscious. He was ffty-hye
years old Members of his family say he
had no reason to end his lie and say that
his death was an accident
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
.PATTEM SUED FOR 1000, 1000
Action Said to Involve a Recent
Cotton Deal.

Chicago. Jan l0.-James A. Patten. the
millionaire retired broker, was sued in
the Superior Court to-day for S6,Voo,-
The suit was suppressed for service to
await the return Of Mr.. Patten from Hot
Springs. Ark II is said to involve re-
cent cotton deal in which Mr.. Patten
was a factor.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
WOULD NOT FORTIFY CANAL
japanese Admiral, After Visiting Il,
Saws II Would Be A Mistake

Panama. Jan. lO.-Rear Admiral Nashiro.
OF the japanese training squadron. and his
staff visited the canal works to-day a. the
guests Of Lieutenant Colonel Goethals. Col
oncI Goethals explained tine construction
and the interesting sections of the canal
Admiral Yashlro was impressed by the
magnitude oi the task pralsihs the en-
4 ercy Of the organization lie sa'd mat
In his opinion, II would nc mistake LOT
tho United states TO fortiiy the canal
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
RIVALS FIGHT FOR MINE
Holes to Flood Colliery Plugged
as Soon as Drilled.

Wilkes Barre Penn. Jan. 1O.-For
twenty-four hours miners of Dunn e. Co
have been drilling holes through the bar
rier pillar separating the mine from the
Kingston Coal Company mine, the own
ership of which is i'm dispute, in an ef-
fort 10 drain off the water from the
Dunn coIliery into the Kingston Coal
Company working,
AS fast as a hole is drilled through
the barrier the Kingston Coal Company
men plug Il. The fight is still going on
stubboTnly.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
JAMES A. FARRELL TO
SUCCEED ". {. COREY
Finance Committee to Recon-
mend His Selection as u. S.
Steel President 10 Board
ELECTION A F0RMALITY
New Head Likely To Be Chosen
Two Weeks Hence, When Pred
ecessor's Resignation Will
Probably Be Accepted.

lanes 4. Farrell, who has been presl-
dent Of the United States steel Products
Company since its organization, in l%}d'
will succeed william +. corey as mead
Of the United states steel Corporation.
The Announcement of the selection OF
Mr. Farrell FOR the place vas made last
night by ox-Judge T.. II. Gary chairman
OF the board Of the United states steer
CORPORATION He said that the Iilahce
committee. after consulting iuua'
members Of the board Of directors Of 'he
CORPORATION. had unanimously decldcd 10
recommend to the board ut liz next reg
ular meeting, on January - tne e'e'''o'
Of Mr.. Farrell as president.
The recommendation - the hnance
committee. which IS composed oI Juuse
Gary. J. Pierpont Morgan, Jr.' George r
Baker, Henry {. Frick. George W.
p,rkips. Henry Phipps. Norman b.
Roam and Peter \. 3. Widenc!' amounts
practically to the election Of Mr.. Farrell
the election itself being merely iof-
malty.
Mr.. Corey offered his resignation as
president OF the corporation week "so
with the reques; that II 1AN' '',''' 81
the Measure of the board No ACTON has
yet been taken upon H. out 1t - p-'''.''.
that il will be accepted at the same
NEE ting at which the selection OF Mr.
Farrell as his successor Is u Nc o''''''''''
made known to the board.
When MI corey r's's'ia'"i' ''''
nounced Judge Gary s'ld tiia' 1t "'S '''
opinion of the members ol INC ''li''''
committee that no successor 10 '''''-
dent Corey should he elected in the m
mediate future. and that they might re -
ommend that his duties be assumed ~
one. or perhaps two Of the vice-presi-
dents II is apparent. however, that me
committee decided that Il was To 'iis VS.
interests o. the corporation TO rt'aih '"e
office Of president, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ''l"l
the real head OF the company - '"e
chairman OF the board OF directors *
Judge Gary.
Mr. Farrell, who is well known in steel
circles, has not been meniioned as IIh'iy
TO succe'd MI 'o''! IL was ''''''''.
that either AVA" - Dii'N''' ~ ~ ''
the carnegie S'ee' 'o"'p"h! 'f'S'"' '''
Burlington ol the LIMOS atse! 'o".la"t
or Nice-Presldsnt william IS. DICKSON ol
the United States steel Cooperation
woud'be chosen. ana the selection e.! MIR.
Farrell VII no doubt cause considerable
surprise. MY. Farrcll iiN"s a. ~. ~
Garhtld P!ace' BrooKi.h'
According to Judge Gary, however
MI Farreli mas uehiohst'a'ed great pusi-
ness capacity d. Pi's'o'h' OF the Hteti
products OoH'panf anu Il wei. qua'hed
, TO serve az hoau oi ul' parent company.
lie mas peeh cohHe'''u WI" inc manu-
featuring ana co'''''le'''"' ueparlmehtS
7 thou fWpntN-tNC wears.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
DON JAMIE RESIGNS
Carlist Pretender Made a Colonel
on Retiring from Cars Army.

81 Petersburg, Jan. 1o-Don jaime, Of
Bourbon, the Carlist Pretendor has re-
siencd his captaincy in the Grodno Hus-
sors and the Emperor has granted HIN
the rank of colonel
Don Jaime served with the Hussars
O., Tho Russo-Japanese war. being deco
.ra;cd for eallantry In action.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
EEBoARD FLORIDA LTD SAVES A
NIcHT ON SLEEPER TO PALM BEACH,

INs. y Y ll:lGa.m. Ar. Palm beach WV
u m All pullnans electric lighted one night
,.,, serylce also To TAMPA. Orlando, Sarasota.
Ina. T.. h H. or Seaboard office. 1888 way
-AdyL
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
sEAsoARo FLORIDA LIMITED

one night out 10 Pam Beach, Tampa and
Orlando. ms ~ Y. lil6 A. NJ commenC-
ing Jan Q The most complete all Pullman
electric lighted train 10 Florida lna,
p. r. r. Offices or lis9 Broadway .-Advt
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11
Woman Not Seriously Injured.

Mrs. cloud was not seriously injured
in her encounter with. the burglar She
the blows rained on her but the nervous
shock was the worst consequence of her
experience. When Mrs. cloud was in
New York last summer an attempt was
made 10 enter the apartment. bat her
screams scared the intruder away.
The only other living apartment IA
the building. which is used mostly for
business PURPOSES, is that occupied by
Miss Anna Stewart. on the fifth floor
II was stated last night that Miss Stew
arts apartment had also been entered
and a gold watch and two chains taken.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11

Quickest to Miami, Nassau, iavsna,
Atlantic coast I1ne' ana station ia si1rid. - spsr
va East Goasti points reached. 1918 B'way'
-AdVt.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11

Genuine pebble eyeglasses, the lOyl KIND
that never hiist. Spencers, 81 Maiden Lane.
-AdYt
New-York tribune., 1911-01-11

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-13

81 thought she worth the money, and told him She
has been heard to nnuae that the boss
one she suggested that had pull she has never
talked shop when she home Do you begin why she
gets twice much money as you do?
There is an idea in mind that looeongued clerks have
wrecked thousands of business houses by talking outside the
house was skating on thin financial ice.
The clerk who will talk shop tell plans, policies in
short tell the secret details Of his employers business deserves
to be cassed the category Judas scao and Benedict
Arnold Yet what is than to hear loud
mouthed dstapper roasting the business methods mpeach
ing the honesty knocking the very institution which supplying
him with the money for his daily bread The who knocks
the institution of which he part standing at the top of
!oboggan swabbng it with grease
Praise the bridge that carries there nothing
good to be said keep your mouth shut Half the idle gosspng
hat do at home about your days work is revealing incidents
that your employer fondly believes are kept secret
when in doubt keep STILL and to carry the advice little
further always be in doubt Follow the rule with you
felowempoyes Things you learn the front Office will be told
the people around you they expected to know There
publicity department connected with every concern and you will
find money in envelope not TO try to the
negatives Of the advertising department
Just remember that reply the boss made to me- We pay
her $1,000 because she keeps her mouth shut"