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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-09-26
NEW MEXICO BUILDING
AT SAN DIEGO EXPOSITION
Woman's Auxiliary to Assist in Ex-
position Work.

sam I, Clark. Drmiug member of
the board of exposition managers of
the san Diego Exposition, has Just
returned from meeting of the board
40 Santa Fc, aud is very enthusiastic
over the outlook. This i the second
meeting since the board was appoint
ed, the first being August II, and u
great deal of good work has already
been accomplished.
The matter of the plans for New
MrNiro'~ building wa~ the main OBJ
lrr, OF this meeting \ number OF
plans and specifications were submit.
ted by various architects but tho~,
most favored and lated adopted were
prepared 10y Rapp y Rapp of Santa
fr and deserve special mention. The
main portion OF the building j. mod
rrd after IN, old church at Aroma.
y. W.. and l. of a style ct archl.
lecture which = peculiarly characters
l~,ir "' tnu Spanish colonial period
Eum standpoint of beauty it j.
w~urpa- >cd. BESIDES the massive
towers ascending from the front OF
'h. building, there are other aItracl.
'r features. among them being "a
vno. garden alloriug the most ma.
Muyrn, view 81 the city. the haN.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-09-26
NOTICE

t. all Concerned:
We, the undersigned, hereby notify
the public that ou and un.. Or,oba
!. We Will conduct ou b...,r,, d.
a strictly cash basis.
DEMlNG GARAGE
II. +. B'au.... a Nn
CRESCENT GARAGE
BORDERLAND GARAGE
adv. 0-2G
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-09-26
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T. LY 4 " TSON
ATTORNEYS aud COUNSELORS
Baker Block
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-04-11
SIGNED MANY BILLS
VETO USED ON ONE

Governor Colqultt had busy day
last Friday and vetoed the house bill
providing that county commissioners
shall not create an indebtedness OF
over three thouands dollars for re-
pair work without the consent OF
the people. on the ground that dam
age from fire or any other cause
might require an expenditure of over
three thousand dollars when a spe-
cial election was called. which would
cost large sum.
The governor signed the bills abol-
ishing the degrees OF murder for a
constitutional amendment increasing
the pay OF legislators to twelve hun
bred dollars per year. and five dol
lars per day sor special sessions;
prohibiting hazing at the state in
stitutions: providing for an election
to vote on the constitutional amend
ment for the initiative. and referen-
DUN; placing county officers on a
salary basis; recalling the House bill
TO home rule; indeterminate SEN
tence law; and providing that the
county commissioners shall receive
not over thirty dollars month as
road overseers.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-04-11

troll of hospitals supported by earn
ings from railroad men.
No. 95 Hudspeth and Johnson
Permitting the sale OF school lands
In forty-aore tracts.
No. 159. Conner and Latimore.-
Providing for the issuance of first
grade certificates (teachers) by col
leges that will enlarge their curri-
culum.
No. iO2. Warren and Astin.-
Making Thirteenth Judicial District
of Navarro, Freestone and Limestone
counties and creating new district
In Navarro county.
House Bills vetoed:
No. 3. Davis.-County park bill.
No. 30. Williams OF McLennan and
others.-The Katy Consolidation
bill. Vetoed by the Governor but
passed over the veto)
No 46. Dodson.-Authorizing ex-
OfficlO salaries TOT county Attorneys.
No. so. Paddock and others Els
tabllshing a Texas memorial commits
sion and appropriating $4,000 TO
erect monuments ir the National
parks to Texas soldiers.
No. 65. Coffey and Others. Els
tablishing a normal college.
No. 10. Simpson.-kuthorizing
transportation Companies to sell sur
plus power to cities.
No. $40. Reeves and Webb
Creating a State training school for
the feeble-minded and appropriat-
ing an experiment station in the
First Senatorial District.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-04-11
REVIEW OF THE THIRTY
THIRD LEGISLATURE

The Thirty-third Legislature
which adjourned. April LIST. to meet
again In special session, July 2lst.,
considered a total OF 1.467 bills and
resolutions. or this number 1877 gen
eral bills and resolutions finally
passed both branches OF the House
and hav, been acted upon fayorably
by the Governor.
In all 1897 bills were introduced.
or this number the Senate father
ed 494 and the House 903.
In the Senate twenty-four joint
resolutions were offered and In the
House forty-three.
Bills and resolutions offered this
session exceed those OF the Thirty
second Legislature by 443. During
the session OF the last Legislature
a total OF 1924 bills and resolu-
lions we're presented for considera-
tion.
There were ninety-hye bills passed
by the Senate. all OF which have
either received consideration at the
hands OF Governor Colqultt or Will
soon be At his disposal. while 1902
bills passed the lower branch OF the
House.
A perusal OF the records show that
dur the past session OF the Leg
islature one hundred and fourteen
bills were either killed or died on
the calendar while twenty-three a
mendments to the constitution met
the same fate.
A joint resolution calling for a
constitutional convention was also
Killed.
A concurrent resolution provid-
Ing for a commission to frame a pro-
gram Of court reform met death.
The following Senate and House
Bills which passed both branches
OF the House were vetoed by the
Governor:
No. 26. Brelsford Normal school
for the Twenty-eighth Senatorial
District.
No. 90 McGregor rail
road employees voice In the con
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-04-11
the market, at
o. l.. Wilkinson Lumber Co.
SNYDER CITIZEN OWNS
A RARE VOLUME

The Signal office is rebinding a
book for Mr.. j. b. Glldart, which
has a rare bit OF history and is treas
ured as a sacred heirloom. The book
Is 1876 years old and has come down
to him through three generations.
The volume is copy OF the old
Episcopal prayer book In use by au-
thority OF the old church OF Eng
land. This volume belonged to James
'ildart Esq. who was Mayor OF
London In 1856. He is the great
grand father Of j b. Glldart OF Sny-
der
The title page shows the follow
ing official trade and publication
note.
Printed by Joseph Dentham,
printer to the University by whom
they are sold in Cambridge and by
benjamin Dodd. bookseller In Ave
nue. Mary-Lane. London. 1858. Price
10 shillings. unbound.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-04-11
school Tcnchers NotIcc.

The State superintendent Of Pub.
lie instruction has called a special
teachers examination for May 1913
and notice is hereby given that such
examination viii be held at the
court house In Snyder on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday. the LIST, End.
and 3rd. OF May. 1913.
Subjects for permanent certific-
ates come on Thursday. those for
FIRST and second grade certificates
come on Friday and Saturday
Those interested will govern them
selves accordingly
c. r. BUCHANAN,
County Superintendent. Scurry Coun
~. Texas 43-3t.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-04-11
PROTECT
The Health OF Yourself and
Family
PROTECT

FAMILY
Pope's Herb is prepared to provide
a dependable household remedy. bas-
ed upon the principle OF purity Of
blood insuring freedom from dis
ease. II ia medicine for maladles
such as Rheumatism. Liver Com
plants, Constipation. Fever and Ag-
uo. Female Disorders. Indigestion,
Lumbago. Kidney arrangements,
Catarrh. Sick and Nervous Head
aches. loss OF appetite and all all
ments arising from inactivity OF the
Liver and kidneys
It's a purely herbs. bark and roots
compound. ! 10 put up in Chocolate
coated Tablets. pleasing and easy to
take Tor can DO dissolved in water. }
Mrs. J. C. Mead OF HyattsVillo.
Nd. says:
FOR years I have suffered With
Backache. Headache. Neuralgia. I'D
Nervousness and extreme Fatigue. I
tried many remedies without relief.
Four months ago q grateful friend In
duced me to write 20 Pope Medicine
Company. Washington. ID. c. for q
box OF Pope's Herb Compound Tab
let's The very frst dose OF two tab
lets gave me relief I uAed not quite
a dollar Dor and l am entirely cured
OF the pain In my back and have no
more headache"
Or. ]. v. Hennesey. . prominent
Physleian and Surgeon OF Albany.
New York. in part says:
"As . Blood Purifier. Liver, Kid
ney and System regulator I prescribe
Pope Medicine Cos OF Washington.
d. c.. Herb Compound. a. I have
done for the past twenty years. and
/ have found II 10 DO . great remedy.
which seldom. n ever fails. There
are Thousands OF letters from users
OF Pope's Herbs. that have been ben
emitted and cured by its proper use
Pope's Herb Compound Tablets are
put up 400 in q boz. six months
treatment. and will be scot post
paid on receipt OF 800. Each box
contains a printed guarantee binding
US to refund the purchase price ~
directions.
Guaranteed by the Pope Medslns
Co. Inc. under the Pure Food aud
Drugs Act. June 80. 1906. No. Sts5s
For terms 60 agents in unoccupIed
territory. address
POPE MEDICINE CO., INC.
Pope Building Washington ID. @.
31-3m
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-04-11

J. G. Davis and his little daughter
Mildred May Davis. we're pleasant
callers at the Signal office. Mr. Davis
came In for a bundle OF advertising
matter which the Signal had printed
for him.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-04-11

J Pierpont Morgan. the multimil-
lionaire died recently In Rome. Italy.
BE controlled moro wealth than any
other American. His death Is apt to
cause some degree OF furry In finan-
cial matters but IL Is not necessary
or profitable that e should cause
any additional stringcncy.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-04-11

Governor Colquitt has offered a
reward OF 1850 for the arrest OF the
late county Judge Bledsoe. OF Abb
lene Sheriff. Weir had added $50
and the people OF Taylor county have
made the total $500.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-04-11
rHE srnoLlEns ARE MAKING LILLE sEcoNn cmcr1r

In Fine"
evening" Etc expressions
a and
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-04-11

Original StrOlGrS Quart0tte
of Chicago will appear at the
Opera House
Tuesday, April 18th, 1913

played all tho States
remaining week n gram OF
VOCAL. AND INSTRUMENTAL QUA RTETTEs. sOLOEs.
MPERsoNATIoNs READ 1NGs. SWISS BELL RINGING. ETC.
solid
Ing Not a but will be highly enjoyed By all
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-04-11
f. A. WATSON.

Boisd'arc post hold staples and
last always. Get them az
q. L.. Wilkinson Lumber 60.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-07
WANTS DAMAGES
IN sum OF $4,000
SENSATIONAL CASE PROMISED
FOR BELMONT COUNTY.
Suit Entered by Well Known Glass
Worker Against Prominent
Merchant

What promises to be one OF the
most sensational cases that has been
conducted in the common pleas court
IN st. Clairsville for some time was
that brought yesterday when Andrew
). Robinson. a glass worker of Barnes
vile. entered suit against Thomas
Wood. prominent business man of
that place, for damages in the sum OF
$4,000. alleging that Wood has alien
ated the affections OF his wife and
That the loss of her love and COM
partnership are worth that sum to him.
The suit was filed by Mayor J. II
Cheney. attorney for the plaintiff.
According TO the petition of tn.
plaintin. the defendant has been keep
ing company with Mrs. Robinson and
mas been giving her presents for a
period OF about two years. and has
been making other efforts to gain her
affections. 1t is understood that some
sensational testimony will be pre-.
sented when the case comes TO trial.
which will probably be at the next
term of court.
The defendant conducts a feed store
In GAINESVILLE and is well known,
throughout the county. He is mar.
rled and has a family According TO
reports from GAINESVILLE, the two men
met In front of Robinson's home sew
eral months ago and an argument en-
sued, in which Robinson struck Wood
but no further trouble resulted unit,
the suit was filed yesterday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-07
WHEELING AID CLUB
NAMES COM Mil TEES
IMPORTANT MEETING OF Exrcu-
TIVE COMMITTEE.
Held in Grand Central Hotel Yesterday
and Committees for Ensuing rear
Were Named.

IN response To a call issued February
o.. meeting or the executive committee
or the Wheeling "Ad" Club was held ia
me dining room 81 the Grand Central
fotei Nesterday At noon. with a full at
tendance OF members Tho husfp,s.
disposed or. consisted Of the appointment
Or committees for the ensuing wear. "a
follows 1919 "
Educational Comm!ttea-W. Il. Elliott.
Hartman. Jos. q. Borlaud. Reuben Rob
uard.
Publicity Comm ttee-IL L. Tibbers.
chairman. ". J.. Carter. W. T. SaIade
q. ". Henderson and n T. Gordon
Membership Committee-IoS Reass.
IT, hairuan. ;. -. ClegE. Robert Meek.
. Edward Meyer aud Charles some
horn
Printing and Stationery Committee
T.. u. Bltllsrd. Chairman. J. -. NcCord.
ana VI \. Moore.
Finance committee D. CIeeg.
hartman. Jesse \. Bloch. and H. r.
Gordon
Auditing Committee Roy v. Naylor.
chairman. y. q. Hubbard and ". T..
Weiss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-07

banquet the winners and the men. to
prove that they were good losers. not
unlt arranged tine menu. but served h..
performing ail the work connected
with IN" AFFAIR. All the women had 10
20 was cat tho good things PROVIDED
ana That was some i0b"-foo
Tho dinner was served in the din
M room of the church. which had
he"n appropriately decorated Ga tho
class colOrs dark blue and white.
representing the Baraca Clas.c,. and
llEnt blue and white the Phila'hea
classes over 100 guests were scented
a. the tables. and the dinner o. soy
oral courses consisted Of an the deli
cfcifs ~ the season g. : NOOrrv
acted a. head waiter and tho corps
~ handsome "waifresres'' was com
posed ~ Edwin Fpihl. George Miller.
hIp"r Ste.uinger Edward Goodwin
Louis Whitrsoil Samuel Reynolds and
raymond Fee Rev Eriuiretnoi d..
creed That there should Do un flppiug
mo walters They ohiecfod 20 this
and threatened fp join fne walters.
STRIKE now BOO progress NJ Naw YORK
our we're finally persuaded tp proceed
NTH their duties
With Rev 3 r. Hr.rfnrfoof u4afor
W thr church. presiding ne fpa.trae
Per. an interesting program was rem
dor"d. Several brief addresses were
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-07
NEW INDUSTRY
FOR WHEELING
NEW PACKING PLANT TO rE 20
GATED IN FULTON SOON.
VIII Prepare and Pack Peanut Butter,
Dried Beef and Other such Com
modiercs.

Arrangements lat. been completed FOR
tH" opening of the D.. O. Butcher 90. far
tory and packing Lous, to be- opened iu
tue stein bulldlnV. ON Main street Full
tom. 100 TIE room t.st was formerly oc-
rIpiet PCS the Nrb"riroit grocery. This
firm viii uaks and pack such goods as
rrtuui butter. ig.rf beef ard otlc- ar
i,l'- boz tUis Iiue. The firm IT, composed
of men from Eeu"vu. ". Va. and Scran-
tom. va. ara they are 90! tho opinion
i.Hf tbs l= int class territory for
.a. a house. H- roth me- .r This lin. hHs
even bee. atfruuf-d here. ana Wheeling
i- t~ gpud as ,lfv Of 5000. taking m
'Ns surrounding towns Mntsrial b. on
lInt now fof the new industry a.d
work on 10 hss already been started. and
fHt2 Nlll open 900 800 the near future
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-07
JAMES BROEMSEN
HANGED HIMSELF
SON FINDS BODY OF PArHER IN
SNOW WITH ROPE ARGUED NECK.
Left Home ostsnsibly TO Go on an
Errand and Failure TO Return
Caused Alarm

Lying in the snow under a tree at "A
lonely SPOT on the Mozart Hill road the
body OF James Broemsen aged IS years.
was found by his son, Edward Broemsen.
yesterday morning. When found the
body was frozen stiff and the end of "A
small rope attached around the mans
neck. with another piece Of tile rope
swinging with the wind from a branch
IN the tree under which the body was
Louhu, told the sad story that the man
mad committed suicide
The deceased left his home. which Il
situated near Mt. Zion cemetery, early
"Wednesday evening. supposedly on an
GRAND and when ne had not returned
yesterday morning. his son became wor-
ried and instituted a search for him IL
IL supposed that the man. who is rather
heavy had tied the rope around his neck
Climbed into the tree and after attaching
IN" rope To the tree. jumped, his weight
nreaklng the rope. lie had been in i'll
healtn Tor some time and IL * supposed
that thiS fact was the cause Of hiS CONF
hitting the rash act
Mr.. BroemSen was we'll known in This
vicinity and had acted as sexton OF the
MI Zion church for number Of years
lie ~ survived 10y wife five sons and
Two daughters No funeral arrange
mentS nave been made as vet
Coroner Gala Mitchell WAS notified
immediately after tp.. remains were
round and ordered the body removed 10
the Breumer n liildenrand uorgue wher.
ne conducted an examination yesterday
ana rendered verdict Of suicide.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-07
GALLANT men
SERVE OTHER SEX
FORCED TO PREPARE AND SERVE
MEAL TO LADY FRIENDS.
Members Of Baracs Class % Firsf
Baptist Sunday School Entertain
Girls Clscs.

Marking the elimination of a most
successful membership campaign and
attended by more than 100 members.
the regular monthly meeting ~ the
three Philathes and tVo Haraca Bible
classes of rho First HspfIsf church
was held last evening and vas foafur.
I'd BY the serving ~ ON elaborate din
per Nefrlt three months ago 70 mem
bership contest was iuaugsrafad h..
tween the Ihi.afhra classes. crwnoapd
entirely ~ women. and fha Barara
classes. made up exclusively ~ mer.
and u resulted in "a victory for Tho
former. One ~ the cOnd lions ~ tho
contest was thH' fhe losing eide must
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-07
HEALTH WARMlMc

Make every effort 10 avoid having
Hamp. chilled or wet feef Chilling tIn
1901 results IN conVcsting the internal
o. Suns. ahd Inflammation or The kidneys
anI bladder. with rheumatic twingr.
40 FOlcy's Kidney pills Tbs.v a..
nc brst medicine made for AN disor
d'rs or tho kidneys. FOR bladder irregu.
larhi"s and for hacLache and rheuna
Ism They d. not contain habit form
ulk nrnE. Tonic boz action. quick iu
results. For sale by Coleman aud Go
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-07

'u" deed OFF TRUST wa Ier f.r re.n-.I
.i. i.r 'uNf.' .ifrk YESTERDAY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-07

made: dwelling upon the growth n,
N, N baIaca and Philathe1 movement.
which II is carving ont Of .,,.i, 80, o.
SOUS An orchestra rendered "A ,t,,r'
Der or selections and M. progr.,,
N"S lnterspersed with other music.,i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-07

prices which mean savings worth YOUR
Hewitt's Easy Task Laundry Soap the rcgu-
lar SC bars Friday at bars tor 25c.
Clothes Baskets made of split wood. medium
SIZE. strongly made, regularly soc; sale price,
26c each
Wash Boilers of heavy tin. metallic bottom
hook handles and dome cover, No. 8 size. REQ.
ularly CSC. Friday for 7Sc each.
Rome Coffee Percolators nickel rIatod 90,
per. 4. and 9-cup sizes regularly Sis s. y
ana SIS, Friday for S1.15, S1.35 and
S1.S5. anu
Inverted Gas Nantes. imported repuIarry
los; sale price Sc each
Sure Catch blouse Traps SC kind. FRIDAY
three for sc or &c each.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-07

can at the Mutual Savings Bank and
secure Parcels Post Map Free. feiw
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-07

Try Beuter's Best Creamery Butter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-07

We sell the Frantz Premier Elec-
trio Suction Cleaner on the Popular
Club Plan-S2 Membership and 81
week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-07
\ MOTHER Friday Special Sale
~ in the Busy Basement

Staple Housewares to Ne sold Friday
consideration. For instance YOU can bu,
Old Dutch Securing Bars made of Dutch
Cleanser regular lOc cakes, Friday for &c
each
Fort Henry Silver Polish especially adapted
for cut glass. gold and sverware. lsc jars,
Friday for I2c each
WearEver Aluminium Preserving Kettles. g.
quart size by actual measurement regularly
Si.65; friday special price. SIC each.
Shino Chemical Dust MoPS. the kind that alb
sorb the dust and polish the surface. with
handle. regularly Csc, Friday for nc COM
plete.
Old Dutch Cleanser, chases dirt. cleans.
scours and polishes. 4-POund boxes 35c kind
Friday for 19c box.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-06

imposition on the people of Italy and
kept thousands of the more ignorant
class in poverty. The same conditions
prevail in Cuba today, where men who
toll for lneagre wages on the planta-
tions will pawn their shirts in order
to get money with which to buy lot
terry tickets. 1t is gratifying to learn
that the consciences of the Italian Of
ficials have at last been awakened. and
1T is to be hoped that the same reform
will soon be carried out in every coun
try in which lotteries now evist.
The action of the Italian government
is the more commendable because 1t
involves a considerable sacrifice. The
revenue from the government lottery,
which had branches all over the king
dom, even in the smallest rural COM
munities, was enormous. No secret was
made of the fact that only about half
the amount of the money taken in for
tickets was distributed as prizes. In
a sample year the sale of tickets
brought in s16,6S0, 900, and only $4,000
600 was distributed in prizes, The cost
of operating the lottery is said to have
been about 100000 a year. few of
the prizes were large. but generally
they were won by well-to-do persons
who bought many tickets and thus in
creased their chances. Yet the poor
dupes who put their pitiful earnings
into this game never ceased to hope
that fortune would smile on them and
that for a Ira they would win prize
that would enable them to live In lux
ury without working.
For a government that calls itself en-
lightened to operate a game that IN
creases the passion for gambling is the
height of inconsistency.