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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-03-17
MEMORY AND ASPIRATION

AS when the haze Of moonlight makes
Familiar fields land Of mystery,
Where, chill and strange, ghOstly presence makes
In flower bush Or tree
Another life the life Of day o'erwhelrns,
The pas from present consciousness takes bue
As remember vast and cloudy realms
Our feet have wandered through
SCOTT, moonlight Of the faind makes dumb
The stir Of outer thought; wide open seems
The gate where through strange sympafhies have
The secret Of dreams;
The source Of fine Impressions, shooting deep
Beyond the falling punnet Of
Which strike beyond ali Time and backward sweep
Through all intelligence
We touch the lower life Of beast and elod
And the long progress Of the ages
From blind old Chaos the breath OF God
Moved il 10 harmony.
All outward vision lends 10 that within.
Whereof not creed canon holds The key
We only feel that we have ever been
And egefInOre shall be.
-Bayard Taylor.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-03-17

We acknowledge with thanks the receipt of copy Cowboy
Songs and Other Ballads by Prof John Lomax Uni
ycy Texas and published by Surgs Walton Company of
York Introduction 10y Barrett Wendell Harvard
University The book contains collection of the songs
sung the cowboy while going the trail around the camp
many of which heard the and familiar
timers this section The old time cowboy type PEE
nar himself Brave and reckless he where others dared
travel nlrcucnty died with his boots The col
eon mentioned here preserves the best of the nj the time
hon the cowboy king the frontier We give here
ne ol the verse taken from the Days Of Forty Nine
There 4 old Aunt jess that hard old cnss
Who never would fgpent
Ile never missed a sidgle meal.
Nor never paid q centl
.lnt old Aunt J,ss lilt en- the rest
al death De- Did resign.
And Ia li, bloom went up \he hume
la INe t4p. of folft-Nint'
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-03-17

T zone come out and hear
Rev. W. Hunt in a humorous
lec. at the District Court
Rc Friday night at $50
o'e elk. for the benefit of the Wo-
mcs Home Mission Society.
4 mission % cents.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-03-17

When the session of Congress April the
will be- in the uscendency in the lower house II the time
them slow, however for there is pit fall between
this and the general election next It is extremely unortu.
for the business interests of the country that party chickering's
during regular made called necessary
Congress the state legislature in Session the
interests suffer
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-03-17

visitor Snyder few days stated that it looked IKE
trying Guido other nere al
having attractive and window display He also state
Snyder the best he had visited IN the west and OF
and business largely responsible m
that fact, also
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-03-17

Hon John w Kerns who to the United States Senate
March succeeding Senator yerdge told story about
cid settler whose clock he said reminded him of the condition of
Republican party This old settler had clock said Mr. Kern
that II struck six and the hands pointed half past
he knew twenty minutes nfter two National Monthly
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-03-17

President Taft is big not alone physically but in mental
cahe he is excced by few of this Nations presidents lie has
performed services for his country that will make the adj
minisraon memorable Those who accused him of lack of
backbone have evidently mudged their is shown by
The mobilization of 2O0Oo American troops the border stamp
fbuerng and awess characters that impeding
business relations between Mexico aud this country.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-03-17

Hon Randel. congressman from the 9TH district mas an
onced for the United Rand succeeded Bailey
after the latters seat in the senate
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-03-17

Eighty hash softened the old Of Mexico. The
ironhanded Dz has given orders that virtually places the republic
under martial law T orders shoot all found disturbing
the peace assisting the revoutionsis
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-03-17

"Osteopathy y a science and a
science Of great Importance. "
"Osteopa,hy cures, has cured
and will cure many diseases, II
win save many Ives
"Osteopathy in many cases
makes surgery and medicine M
necessary
HThsra nothing of the quack
up fhe tran ndental faith heal
~ about able Osteopath. "
Arthur sbom in the Boston
American aptember 10, 1909.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-03-17

candidates announced for CopgressIto sueeu
b Randel United States Senate Inc
leading plank mans platform whether or not they are
for against Bailey.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-03-17

Geo Long formerly editor Of the Hermlegh Herald has
bought the Trent Tribune and putting creditabe paper
George old hand the business and knows how to handle
country paper.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-03-17

Miss mic Bellah of Colora-
do. VII is telephone inspector,
was he's one day last week in
speet the Office at this place.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-03-17

We venture the suggestion every boy Snyder Of pubic
eye the talks al the house Saturday az
p No.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-03-17

An increase Of $40 per the hundred dollars vaua
ton is the estimated eost Of building ssury County $1,000 jan
Surely balk Al that.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-03-17
Abe Reuf the San Francisco CRATER and enbezze
eupies a cell in the peniientiary with assassin.

Abilene made good showing for the West Texas Normal
school but lost out account Of the Senate refusing 10 take
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-03-17

II question if the political unrest" has not been
bsrmfu the than the Legislative rest given by the
COlqutt administration.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-03-17

g. A. ~ Wilson II Fl Paso the city. Mr. Wilson says
the revolution IN Mexico viii be q long ending
The evening world., 1911-11-24
for Army Game An.
nounced Before Team Left
for Philadelphia.

Especial 10 The Evsnins World.
Annapolis. Nov. "a.
"ITH their w hundred class
w mates cheers Of Encouragement
and assurances Of confidence in
their ability to twist the tail of the
Army mule on Franklin Field to-mor-
row afternoon ringing in their ears.
Nays football warriors got under
way" shortly after 9 o'clock this morn
ing.
Tumbling out of bed to the strains of
an unusually early 'reveille.' the Jack
Tars filled their bunaers with a supply
Of good. wholesome grub guaranteed by
Trainer "Scotty" McMasters to sit we'll
no matter how sharp the curves or
rough road between 70 ancient city ard
Quaker town. As they piled out CT
quarters and into waiting hacks th.t
bore thsm to the station q perfect can
nonade Of vocal encouragement crashed
out on the morning air. causing more
than ono sleepy A~naapolitan to pro-
fanely hope that his slumbers were not
being 80 rudely interrupted for nothing.
and to f%ervently pray that victory will
rest with the Blue and Gold banners
thrown to the breezes or Franklin Field
tomorrow.
The famous -Four ~" the ear-sp!it-
ting siren. and other we'll known Navy
yells were given as coaches. athletic as
ISOLATION ofhcers. players and substitutes
were cheered individually and collective
ly under tho energetic and at times
strenuous leadership Of ~yell-master Gus
sic Wilbur. With a final wave Of his
musical arms" as the midd!es call
them. and a parting Injunction to
.Whoop II up, you fellows, when you
get to Franklin Field.' followed by the
promise to see them in Phiuy." Wilbur
hoped on the step Of the last hack and
went on with the team. Also with the
team but TRAVELLING In the baggage car
vent a furry-coated knotty-horned
quadruped crttter answering the name
Of Billy, who when he trots out on the
University Of Pennsylvania greensward
Tomorrow. Respondent In a blue and
The evening world., 1911-11-24
Johnson Says He'll Name Two Men
Who Got Tickets for SpecukQfOys

President lar johnson of the American League 10 now In the west
but before he left here he declared that ne had m his possession The names
of two men who secured tickets for the worlds baseball series between
the Giants and the Athletics . week before The opening game and handed
them We to spectators. He further stated that he will tell who the
men are At the meeting Of the National Commission in this city on Dec. II,
when they will listen to the evidence in the notorious local ticket scan
dial. 1t would only be fair to the public that this probing be done openly. 81
that the fans can see for themselves II the august supreme court OF the
baseball world is sincere in its reported desire to lay bare the names OF
the persons connected with the Giants club who were responsible for
blocks and blocks OF seats getting into the hands OF the spectators and
the applications Of the fame who ent n money for tickets turned down.
The evening world., 1911-11-24

lance. and Yale may be beaten at her
" game Of drop Kicking by either
Milholland. Potter or HOLSTER. Then
II Is not impossible that Yale may
weaken under a fierce Harvard attack
earlier than she did Q week ago on
her own field.
A great deal will depend upon tho
two quarterbacks. Howe Is the life OF
the Yale eleven and the team Is built
about him. Potter can get more out of
the Harvard team than n one OF the
other three held in reserve. Can Howe
stand the mental and Potter the physl-
cal strain? That is one OF the problems
that will be solved tomorrow After
noon, but not before.
Yale's advantages include more vet
eran material and more good subs.
These men have been together more
during the latter and crucial part of
the season than have Harvard's players.
Injuries in the Brown and Princeton
contests were severe setbacks to Har-
ward team progress. n Potter and
FELTON, are getting into the game to-por-
row for the first time since they were
hurt. fale's injuries. fortunately, came
early In the season. New Haven con-
siders this years team one OF the best
coached teams ever turned out at Yale.
The veterans naturally know more foot
ball thar the green material which Har-
ward was forced to develop this season,
At drop n place kicking Yale is the
superior. The punting OF Camp and Fell
ton Is likely 10 be about on q par as
long as the latter lasts. With him out
Huntington viii &c to centre and Black
AL VIII be brought in at fullback for
MS punting. Camp should prove his
superior by a small margin.
The evening world., 1911-11-24
BASEBALL NEWS IN BRIEF.

Norman ElbeHeld Is not likely 10 play ball
again on account OF an injured hip. He has
applied TO the Washington club for his release.
May be the fact that Griffith will have charge Of
the Senators next saon 10 responsible for this
move. as the Kid aud the Old Fox didn't get
along very well together on the Hilltop.
A Manager Mack Of the Athletics has secured
Ben Eean from Baltimore Of the Eastern League,
1t IL reported that lie will trade Catcher Paddy
Livingston for Pitcher Slim Faulkenbsrs Of tbs
Cleveland team.
II v Gid that Van Gregv. tho crack southpaw
Of the Maps. will not pitch again. as he has
asned . contract TO manage = ranch At Alberta.
Canada. The seeming unwtlllngness Of the club
10 met. his demand 81 IS, 600 salary for 1919 IL
aaid TO have Influenced him TO take this action.
The appeal Of the Rochester, Eastern Lsa1ue.
champion club. from the decision of the Eastern
ktasus IN regard 10 the pot-season series has been
dismissed.
Daniel Lane, one Of the directors Of the
Amop Boxing Club OF Boston. Is trying TO bug
the franchise Of tha Hub National Club and
stands a good chance OF getting II.
The evening world., 1911-11-24
JAMES R. KEENE
SELLS HIS FAMOUS
CASTLET0N STUD
New Purchaser to Use Prop
erty as Home for Trot-
tiers and PAGERS.

James n. Keene Is no longer the
owner of the famous Castleton stud
farm. in Kentucky. which he held DOS
session OF for nearly twenty-five years.
The new owner of his great farm Ia
ID. Il Lock. a man prominent In the
Kentucky Horse Breeders Association,
VINO has decided to turn the property
into a home for ~trotters and PAGERS.
Inc farm comprises loo acres OF the
hnest blue grass In Kentucky, and such
great racers as Sysonby. Colin, Com
mando, Peter Pan and Celt were foaled
there. The price paid could not be
learned. when Mr.. Look was asked IL
he would take over to England any of
the great stations and brood mares on
the farm he promptly replied that he
would not.
j. ]. McDermctt Of Philadelphia, who wss
tho first native horn American TO win the oren
eolf championship Of the United States. is 20.
ing oror 10 England TO compete In the open
British championship next year. The Philadei.
phia admirers 81 the sport have subscribed enough
money to send him abroad and also give him .
gold watch and chain. y
The schedule Of the Williams College basketball,
team for the ensuing year has Just been announced
by Manager Aue5. Ii contains ten games. the
same As last year. The schedule follows: Jan. 20.
hhclo Island state COllese at Willianstown -,
rnion AZ Wllari'toan: ~, Brown at Providence:
mouth. at Hanoyer:. II, Brown at Winiamstown;
y Wesleyan AZ Miidietown: -. Dartmouth Of
Whianistown; March ?. Wesleyan at Midd.etown:
.. New York University In New York
The thirteenth annual cross.country champion
shib OF the intercollegiate 4. A. A. Of America
VII take niscc to-day on the grounds Of the
Country Club at Brookline. Mass. and will be
over q course Of six miles. Ten COLLEGES will b.
rerr,sented. The Michigan Unitcrsityt team has
announced lis withdrawal from the race.
. As both Frank Go.ch and stsnilaus zby,,Ao
have refused 10 take up the offer made them BY
Giovanni Raccyich. the great Italian -wrest st
wlD "a now on his way to thit totniry OF
toad the Ctdnc, has another propagation TO make
10 ne mat ariis.s In thi, country. upon hi.
IN one evening. barring Gotch and Zbyszko. lie
will forfeit Loo to any one q the lx whom
ne does not ihpw within twtaty minutes timcs
This proposition Is optn to all corners.
BY awarding the varsity w. 10 William ?
Mac kmillcr, guard on the Uni,ersityt of wis ON.
sin football team. the Wisconsin athletic conniI
remove from himself. the stigma OF d~isioyalty with
which he was branded last June. Mackmiller h
one OF the hest athletes that Wisconsin Mas eve,
developed. but his dtsol e ing training orders
last June on the eve q the Geparture Of the var.
.ity crew for the Hudson he was ummaiiy
was 90 intense that he was deprived Of his varsity
letter.. one Of which he Won on the crev 81 ipio
and another which he earnel on the sr,disun .
yea aeo.
The evening world., 1911-11-24
and Yale Are NOW
Canned Near Battle Ground
TIGERS EteGt
RerdIetOr a.
II0I2 Captain.

PRINCETON. Nov. "A sur
prise was sprung by the authori-
ties In charge Of the champion
ship Tiger football team by unex
Dsctedly holding the election for
the captaincy for next seasons
team and electing the crack all
around player. Talbot Taylor
P~endleton. 10, of Berkeley Springs.
w. Va. II was thought that the
selection would not be made be-
fore next week. lie not only
played a corking game on the
eleven In tho season just closed,
but was centre fielder on the
championship nine last spring.
He can run a hundred yards In
ten seconds fiat. Pendleton came
10 Princeton from the Episcopal
High School OF Alexandria, Va,
In the fall Of 1909. playing quarter
and c~aptainlng his class team Of
that year. Although ne played
quarter against Yale this year. he
10 best at halfback.
The evening world., 1911-11-24
Both Elevens in Good Shape
for To-Morrow's Big College
Football Game.
Especial 10 The Evening wohd.)

Especial 10 The Evening wohd.)
Cambridge, Mass, Nov. ~.
THE hour for the annual duel Of
brain and Drawn between the
sons OF John Harvard and the
children of ELI Is gradually drawing
near and both armies are now encamped
within striking distance Of to-rnorrow's
battle-ground.
rived In the vicinity OF the hghtng held
late yesterday afternoon and unfolded
their tents for the night. Encamped IN
the quiet of rustic A~uburndale. the
warriors fell into sweet sleep with ITS
dreams Of conquests on the morrow.
The Blue contingent u said to be In the
best OF shape. and both Coach Field
and Trainer Johnny Mack appear very
optimistic concerning the outcome OF
the battle not so many hours away.
To-day the Yale team will take auto
mobiles TO the big stadium. and there.
far from all cutious eyes,. take up their
last practice before the Anal blast OF
the referees whistle which will call
them forth to battle. The practice will
be held principally to allow the squad
to get used - the peculiar shades that
run riot throughout the big horseshoe.
The Crimson aggregation arose early
and all the men .?pear to be In good
spirits. No work will be attempted this
morning. but a short scrimmage Is the
schedule this afternoon at 8 o'clock.
The practice will be open. and the un-
dergraduatc body, headed by n band,
will proceed to the Stadium to there
encourage the team with the cheers
and songs.
Tonight they will motor to Lowell
ind open headquarters at the Vesper
Club. When the teams face each other
tomorrow the visitors will be consld-
cred by those who have followed the
fortunes OF the teams impartially this
season as the more likely to win. There
Is no one department IN which the Blue
stands out Overwhelmingly superior to
the Crimson, but there are Just a few
shades of difference which should turn
the tide In favor OF Yale. all other
things coming out as expected. This
IL a poor year for football predictions,
and that most anything Is possible In
the game as played this season has
been shown day after day. Therefore,
It would be no great surprise Il the
Harvard attack proved stronge enough
to place the ball within striking dis
The evening world., 1911-11-24
~YHII,E on his recent tour Of the
NJ country. President Taft's spe.
cial train had to Law up in 4
LOCAL FIGHT RESULTS.

Abe Attsll punished Leo johnson. the colored
fighter. 20 badly in their bout At the Malvern
A, q. that the ~latters teeonds threw . towel
into the ring In the fifth round to save him
from further punishment. Johnson ives 30 angry
AZ what his manager did that be tried 70 punch
him.
At the National sporting Club Monte Dale
and Howard smith battled 10 . draw and Mike
Farrell outpointed Young Evans ~ the two ten.
round bouts which were staged. Dale and smith
took the place Of Young Henry and Young Fitr-
AiIanons.
Bill Ketchel knocked out Battling BROOKS last
nigh, at the TS,a9n 4, &, n o1s round md
showed up with q bsndaaed hand and said that
II was broken. BIooiD did not land one punch
in the minute k fighting and went down three
times before he WAS put out.
Erns Badly whips Critic.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 24,-Youns Erns Of
Gray's Ferry won again. He entertained .
crowded house at the Broadway A. c. with his
With the asist ance Of. Young Critic Of West
Philadelphia, and at the conclusion Of the Ar
rounds the latter vas . badly defeated fighter.
The evening world., 1911-11-24

" a fifteen ,round bout before the Casino A. c.,
1 osr, Ne" Haven Conn. on Monday nisht, Is
n" Len ] meet hrown this time ! viii be IN
sns o'si % slape." said Keys. 'and as we viii
lhAtpne how ] am going 10 lose" Dave MI.
gerald OF New Haven viii reSeree the bout.
The fighting game must be a rourl,hinr oonai.
,on agnin at Los Angeles. Cal. Tor at the Con.
!s5,iaysr. fight last saturday the gross receipt.
..nnsn'su 10 over 1900 F,isht Promoter Mc,
hang NJ a inrv Of .si5,06o Tor a .roanS
psnt between Abe Attell and Johnny Kiibane oi
ele'tland Tor the feAtheweight title.
a match y expected to be arranged within thu
hsht t9riAelght hours between Jack Goodman. I'M
.;est ,Yr'.s-, ana Faux. ';.,u,. me iignrwrignf
ot Santornia, who, arrived In town q lev days seo'
Win the expectation of getting on a bout al ops
o. tbs local clubs with. One Round Homn'"
whom y won from on . foul In the twelfth tound
The evening world., 1911-11-24
The Funny Side of Baseball

Presidents party as they looked ou,
he car window. Suppose I 60 over
and talk to them"
The statesman walked UP to the crowd
and. addressing those nearest him.
asked: What seems to be the general
sentiment"
WELL replied the man, I'VE are
kinder mixed up. Most Of US thinks Il
will be tbs Giants, but tho operator in
there says 1t looks like the Athletics."
They had been waiting for the re.
turns OF the worlds series games. II
is said that Mr.. Taft was the only one
In the party to appreciate the Joke.
- AIRY HERMAN declares that
= the Redland newspapers won't
have q chance to knock his new
manager until Christmas. To bring this
about Mr.. Herman Is going to wait
until that Gay to name him. A Chicago
scribe hit the nail on the head when
he wrote: The fans Of Cincinnati are
anxious to know who will b. the new
manager. They know they won't like
him. 10 they would like to have at him
AZ soon a. possible" Herman knows
this Is true. and he say he 10 going to
keep them guessing until Christmas.
which will consume almost as much
space In the papers as the knocking
that 10 to follow. BY the middle Of
June he may be able TO get another
manager, and that will mean Just that
much more free advertising. Garry
VIII De q press agent some day.
A T the next meeting OF the two big
~ leagues an attempt will be made
to adopt . more complete method
OF recording he work OF pitchers. This
Is one branch OF the scoring Jules that
certainly needs adjustment. Fur IN
stance. here II a question asked BY one
OF the fans. and SO far nobody has been
able to answer It satisfactorily.
In q game at the Polo Grounds the
Giants were two runs behind when they
left the field m went to bat in the last
half OF the seventh inning. Crandall
was pitching. The first Ave men (the
pitcher didn't come to bat) went up and
batted In three runs, enough to win.
Matty then went in and pitched the last
two innings. Now. the question Is:
Did Crandail 30 out OF the game when
the Giants were behind or ahead? In
other words, II he was out OF the game
when the Giants came to the bench,
Matty gets credit for II. II he was not
out OF the game until Matty went In,
then the Giants were ahead when
Matty went to the box and Crandall
gets credit for the game. How about II?