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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-11-22

For Rent-An uniurnished Z
room house in yside, mod
dernly equipped, 81. so per month
The Idaho Springs Lumber Z
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-11-22
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENTIDAY

ESTATE OF JAMES COUSINS, deceased.
The undersigned. having been appointed exc
cutor of the estate o. James Cousins. late of the
County Of Clear Creek. In the State of Colorado,
deceased. hereby gives notice that he will appear
before the County Court Of said Clear Creek Coun-
ty at the Court House in Georgetown, in said
&C inty. on Monday. tho fifteenth day Of De-
eember, A, D: 1913. at the hour Of one O'Clock,
P, N: OF said day. at which time all persons hav.
ing claims against said estate notified and re-
quested to attend for the purpose of having the
same adjusted. All persons indebted TO said estate
are requested to make immediate payment to the
undersigned.
Dated at Idaho Springs. Colorado. this fourteenth
dav of Novembrr, AD 1913.
WARREN A. HAGGoTT
Executor Of the estate James Cousins deceased
First pub. Nov. 18th; last pub. Dec lsth, 1913
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-11-22

On Friday evening OF this week the
basketball teams will 60 to George
town. The bows team only will play, 3,
but the girls will go along to boost
for the Idaho team.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-11-22
SCHOOL NEWS

The next literary program will be
held Nov. rs The A. l.. S. society
will have charge Of the program,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-11-22

The Royal Colun. bine Society
of the eighth grade gave a pro
gram Yesterday afternoon as fol-
lows. A song by the eighth grade
pupils.
An address, Thanksgi wing Day,
by The President, Arlene Harden.
Song by the Girls Chorus
Recitation by Hunter Law
Toms Practical Joke, by
I.aurabel Deis, Leona Dory and
Carl Carlson
Solo by Arlene Harden
Trio by Esther Eckstedt, Mary
Donnelly, Ruby Trelease
An Original Story written by
Gertrude McGinnis and read by
Mable Eckstedt
A piano and violin duet bv Esther
Extedt and Agnes Moore
The pen and inkstand by pupils
of the Sth grade
Thanksgiving quotation by pupils
of the sth grade
An Indian Story by Arthur Hull
ct.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-11-22
Next Weeks Movies

MONDAY
The Bankers Daughter Eclalr
reel feature
Will Power Crystal
TUESDAY
In the Cycle o. Life Powers
The Shells Imp
Animated Weekly No77 Univ
WEDNESDAY
The Diamond Makers Rex
, reel feature
Who is in the Box Crystal
THURSDAY
The Stepson Nestor
The Hand OF Providence Crystal
Elsie's Aunt Powers
FRIDAY
In the Coils OF the
Python Bison
reel feature
The Quarter meter Powers
SATURDAY
Beautr and The Ugly
One Nestor
The Manicure Gem
His Mothers Love Imp.
SUNDAY
SPECIAL FEATURE, reels
w by Rags Lett Home Powers
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-11-22

Last Friday evening Miss Marian
Moore invited a few friends to spend
the evening with her. The evening
was very pleasantly spent in games
and music. Those present were the
Misses Esther McGinnis, Dora Dob
bins, Beruadeen and Helen Marihugh,
Ruth Johnston, and Messrs. John and
Albert Straub, Lester McGinpis, Ed
ward Redding and Aufried Olsen.
| All Of the four classes Of the Higl
school have organized both boys sne
girls basketball teams. Every veel
, or 80 interclass games will be playet
fin.the gymnasium. The FIRST gam
was played Tuesday evening, the Jun
! ior boys and Senior boys and the Jur
, ior girls aud Sophomore girls contest
: ing. The girls score was 9l4 in I,
Z vor OF Seniors. The boys were un
5 able to finish their game because of
. misfortune that befell Leonard A
: kire.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-11-22
Advertised Letter List

Nov. ., 1878.
Mr.. Fable
Butterworth, Miss Nora
+. H. Leach, Acting Post master
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-11-22

pENTlST
DR.. W. T. Cam over Merchants and
Miners National bank.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-05-01
TheoI:s to EGitar And
rar-.,as
A. ~.

Dear E.:il,or:-I co incidcntly
.na"k G. art, Happy" for
ucws from Pleasant Hill which
mus no from tho same p!aca,
was Born and raised. Judging
from the reope mentioned by
"Happy tn read II familiar
: u1'Y"- EHown il childhood.
! brings oaci. t.uy heart. feelings
iof love for lie good Old time,
place, and people. Of ny earliest
rccu,lccticD.
! Iest think. it has been y long
years since M departure from
| what vas bot then. hut il now
/ kuc:n as Pleasant lsill and with
tho exception q iow brsof visits
have t.. ard - X ,ow bu little OF
my Cir f,icnd} and birth place.
Had ! hot found ont, there was
a papar PUBLISH Il in that part
known a, Il. CHnssE.T should
have been de !"on Of hearing
many important things have
heard,
! I h0rc tho k.lltor Ct tho vala.
|abi2 CIR. SET, VIII pcranaGe ths
splendid reporter Ot Peasant
Nil, to furnish news Cor ra'
!dlence G. Gyn mites around Pleas
liant Hill ard allow every word Of
|it to appear each week.. This to
me alone would DO worth many
times the subscription price.
, ! hope 70 have the priTiledge
,,uf WISHING Wright Co some time
not fer OF anl TO sec "a much Of
VIVA. i. left il nv memory OF
the n1s. as is pos siblo. Now for
feer ! AN tat;lng NJ, too much
) sra.+.. / viii c0ncindn but not
/; without: hopiI. for continuation
VI lu.s ii ON Pheasant Hill.
! x, Il. Holt,
1lh Main S.
Joplin Mo,
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Notice TO one And ALL.

TiA ;AIIVie Church build - hoj Worship Of God
And every under its oo ANY Orthodox h1rch
denomination h ID services in occupied BY
the o ny pnopte But observance Of the
following rules. LIST. Il, coming 'he lad owned by he
Colony people lere shall loud ,n fast riding
Of guns revovers of any kind, il like
leaving church use rules: while
house. house d., ig servicrS here will
be unnecessary alkng allowed will be OF disturbing
any other thing hat will be Of DIS
turbng No amos chewing tobacco splitting
JUG any other Annoyance disturbing
~ervices Any violating those rules may
pecl to l.alt with according to the Law
Rev l., \, Garrett MaEagC".
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NOTICE, Saw Mill Men.

We have Sixteen Horse power Jumbo EntinH in INC trim!
and good vpo date rig for aalA, Engine worth $500
Saw $500. $1,000 all Can oo Ujl,nt 3l2J| 5000
suit Purchaser. s" Separator ct the very
best, Colorado Special Cai' 7rto u at
Drusbyknoo Mo- The Coo 'rn%,cn.;
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>,it,, g l., y. >',u * -.
O.1l to. 49,
Again Nc read.
- And be shat. ;udro among
many people and rebuke strong
nations afur Off: and they shall
beat their swords into p!ow.
sharos ard their spears into
pruninghnolls: nation shall not
lift up O sword against nation
neitler shall they learn war any
more.
But they sh II sit every nan
unucr his vine and under his flg
ire ; ana none shall make them
afra d: tor ,h.' mou h OF I've Lord
Of ho~i S la Ia spoken it, Micah
4 - Sd
TINS will pla' g al, pc ,ple uu.
der the same government. tn
gorernmen' OF Bible Soci 'liSm
and Home Industry. No ma ters
in this government to serve, Or
for thcm to got rich Oft the poor
Laborer, tie profit system will
be a thing of the pass. Taxation
will rot DC known, fnr the eartn
,iIi be an lnheri' ance Of God s
people, please read.
! For BRASS | will bring xold,
and for iron will bring 81 ver
land for wood brass, and for
stones iron: + will also m Ike thy
officers peace, and thine eyactors
righteousness
Violence shall no more be
heard In tiny land, wasting nol
des:ruc ION within thy borders
but thou SHALT call thy walls Sal
, vntion, and thy gate Praise.
{ The sun shall bp no more thy
light BY day; nei '.r Tor blight
. nes, shal u! moon give ligh
unto the; but tic Lo,d shall b.
unto thee an everlasting light
$ and thy God thy glory.
j.! Thy sun shall no more so dow,
ncithor shall thy moon Withdraw
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-05-01
WILL HOME IADV .TaY STJP WAuE SLhY1l(Y?

itself: for the Lord will - tA'L'.
ever a>iir" tight. and ths days
of thy mourning shall be ended.
Tn> ueup'e shall also be oil
rg te"us; they shall inherit the
land tolever, tn. branch Of N,S
planl"s, the 'rk of my hands
that | NAV he glorifiel.' (lsu.
60 II 81,
We hav here the fruit OF Home
lndus ry. and the Law that gov.
erns, given TO us by tho Great
Master builder Of thu Universe.
We are under the impression
that when God created this beau
tifu' earth. lie did not intend
tat 1t should be bought end sod
for a profit. 1t is said ty capi,
to': It's, that the increasing If
the farm value, is from the pros.
peri y of the farmers But We
say il is ather from the greed
of poll .ician., after lanre taxes,
so that they will have the priv
ledge of increasing their income,
thu the so.caIied tree system
y ,longing to this profit system
which brings abcut u greater
lpoverty to the poor, making the
| riCh, rict,er and the poor more
wratched. Tue wretcheanese
in which H. p or Lahorer Vt this
country dnds himself in. And
f>r this system to have is sway
fifteen years longer: the farrl 7
too with but few exceptions wi
be saves also to tue fov million
air class. But With all the cum
ming craf,inc>s of the masters
! God in his infinite mercy vii
call q halt, and will cut oll Tx
horse and it's rider, in his mac
il career--And bring him dowr
from tbs 10 ty position, and eNal,
tine low, with tho Grand Frincl
Piles of Equality in Home Indus
try ano bible Socialism the Law
o. Pro,ecti>n. And the oilacers
= will re- all De c., aud "xacter> al
~..> ;.:.t.;.,...1n. q. Nl@ *" >!.,-
>.1n +. et.. v3,H,. t>rave>.
. ss>o,,.o :.4%." question a2isc:
81. ess:s y: {. ~tf;>, e., meub-t
.,r",,5.... .,.r ,:'.H.,M.a,@ aau ).
's'-. p5 r>.s Gt.:" 4'... NJ Il
u 49,. 49, IN !..r..7T If ~, :,
g.. j., III. .r., y iat 81: g.
w.: $50. 4v,i Z '..i...'4u -. !:
:: t.. >3' ~t>, ij.>ts /, ?}.i ~ 81
10 ) tlu,;,lr } Oh j1iu " not.
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tliC Nh IL itNEN W .>i,ttt Nti q
banished from TIL, country ii
1866. by Abraham Lincoln when
be closed 40 he Ciyll War With
tho South And we wish 10 say
that we have no dou;t In our
mind, thai if Lincoln, mad lived
to q scary, d ut MS second ter IT,,
as President If The I'm cd
States [! you'd save taken, the
% .>te'~. Civ years longe' to
have compl It'd lheir work ia
wego slavery AS it IL today. 1t
is har" thing to make men sea
and boiiev, something tha' they
do not want 10 believe The A
merican people arc taught that
they arc q Free and independent
people, And they hare believed
this; and it is a hard thing to
make them believe otherwise.
! yet to believe that they ur' Free
today. is a Northumberland We t
they b+ lieve it. a:d The Labc' er
goes around, in hunger, and
Nan' ca ching he crumh tha'
fall fr' n tie al H., nf tt cir boss
O., bci' wig thai they arc free
p oplc And are thankful for
the privileugc of getting, Just
enough to keen them from starr'
ing, and are verv willing to give
the rest to tn, If masters
II those save q srerS of the
sixties had 10 rig ht to live ots
thu ,orn Of the back slave, wnC
they bought and paid for, Treu
mnch les hay be trrst ma,
tcr> of tod = he right &c i've 4
t'o wage slave, by a p'oht sls
tenn, Yet ", must ~.y ,ha, 70,
the masters Che profit system
is the n,>t Of the two. But il
is mucn wors,. for til wage ~or
kel-. For unde, t',is prof ~
TEN, The na-tr nu"s rn a.
muCjj d have o IErul>.t tit
wo k.r a clbn t. l"e II. ! 4
lOue buy tita In, H'.,. l,r> ~ nam
But und,', nt.>t',, -. Z. II
back S Nv "a no % "a "
pay fug, ga Wi tur.A@,'1 -
food, c..,1e> aud ',1cr - -.
AID " &c nnA oett T, q
UlIh' "''f ltOOi Tod " y
himself o. ,a.nli, U .tA. n ''1.l
were the black slave NO, ked as
hard as the wage slave Of today
is worked. For the black S lave
vas the individual property Of
ONE master. and a., was TO val
uablo 10 his master. Rut the
white wage SLAVE of today, costs
the master nothing And There
is such & eat supply of them
in fact some time they are like
the grass hopper, they are ~
mum rous that at times thy b
) come pest to tn bosaes, b.
ADDchi"g to places Wu+'Ie tie mas
ters rave wo'k sttpS, so nauc'
s mat h'gu '"nces las btel
, Quit, and guards pu' at TT,
gates, Yes v,'e 'ay~ e~rner IN
der our prest III sy> en-, ha
been brought 70 sucn q .oefu
. condition, that starvation ar
: resting on the thousands Of fam
': lilies today All nave come fron
tie profit system, and class frcC
} dom If contract. Tails has, an
will make wage Slavery in it
/ most bitter and degraded form =
6 So horrible is the fruit. that
1 causes hundreds to CON nit 81
eide. IN order to escape its to
. menting fangs "A thing chat 81
. slavery ever did SO VIC mus
n say, do. u with the profit systel
J. and do AVA with wage slavery
And let woman and childre
: have the enj'! met OF Hrn+ $
T. Gle y, by tue hea1tifui ~ 4'ein {
HON, Industry, giving 'hem
" y olection t om tue cruel htnt
OF tyrony.
y Home Innu>t. " ith al t.
= imp ovem,u., Of machinery
II tits golden age. will e'ir' "
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-05-01

"t' W. = IFFI l!!t:li ~ Ia. w ti Ilt i't'tt .
wra'h hn' t"s Whole lnrA III Il ~ tulan, CT ~
no fire "I hi- jraory: for he e!..l make cy,n n
speedy tiGiancc cG ~ 'h.n. task dwell in H."
iaid Heph. Il to Ii.
Ard e must believe rat this
gr-a day rear at ~ nd, for we
must be ievn that his voic must
soon be heard For va believe
that the trlmI'pt he gosDel is
to nc heard We also b live that
g portion Of the distress spnKen
of ~ now on he people. But it's
cuu ple'iep, or fitness is not vet
com Egcr The darkness spok
en- Of i not fu.ly G nae It is
,rrc thai thu re ns darkness OF.
er the land from the sixth TO the
ninth houy The day that Christ
| died IN the cross, but the sun
was nat turned in'o darkness
ard the moon into blood God
has said to us that this day would
he a 'jrripio da>. And ii vas
| fer t''l. r.oSon THAT he said:
'1'h.' efore ait ye upon me,
smith thv Lid. unt,l the day that
! ! rise up t. tl,c pray; for my de-
tcimiDa)i T. ] - gather the ma.
.'ion,, Aho | ma., assemble the
An gHOms, t." pour upon them
mine Indignation, even all my
fierce anger; + eli the earth
! shalI be devourpd nth the fir
If Inv j+rlou~y.' IL. ph. 3 :
Aud \; en- confirms this by saw.
ling;
"F,r, bahnld, the day come tn,
THAT s!1a.! burn as an oven; aud
all tho proud, yea, and all that
10 wickcdly, shall be s'ubhlr
land ,he day that comptl, shall
burn them up, saith the Lord I'll
: hosts, that 1t stall 'cave then
neither root nor branch {Mal
4.l.)
: Now tt,is is the great and ter.
: rible dav Of TIL Lord. And Ne
kEoA by the reablng of those
. scriptures that bis Gay has no,
CONF yet For shex this t. ri
] ble day comes the proud and thu
. wicked will oil be his or,+d, anC
we know this has not been fol
filled. For thi, reason We cay
: that the day has rot yet come
that is spoken of is our Text
| For the sun mus, b. dark ned
. and the moon turn. q mo "locl
) just before this great u, d norabl.
: dav of the Lord Games LUX
helps US out on this fact, please
I read:
AND there shall be signs il
the sun, aud in the moon, and If
l the stars; and upon tho earth
4, distress Of natinns, with perplpX
. ity: the :, o @ ID the waves roar
ing;
Mems h. nrts falling them 70,
fear, and for King after thos'
!, things which are GINNING on tn
r earth: Tor the powers e htave'
: shall be sh"ken.
/, And then shall they see IT,
j Son of man coming in n cnu'
with pow CIR and great glory
And when these things begil
,r to come to pass, then look W
"a and lif mp our heads; for you
of redempti n dr~weta nigh.
Luke u % tn -.
Rrht AZ ti,'s lime tho rede mi
,r 'hop OF the ~ui!,1, c.mes. and &C
=" cordinS TO IN. p,nmise; as Pete
II says, please read:
y Looking for and hasting unit
tn, coming at the day Of Goo
- wherein the heavens being q
= IRE, sha be dissu|.ed, and I'll
e elu,u~rts snail mel; with rerycr
IL heat?
u Nevertheless VIC according
\ Ills promise: look for new beay
- ems and new earth, whcrci
. & Aclle'n riga. business. T.. Pc
Oh er 5 t. Is.
ny Tier W. have in Connection tn
.,;reat and not,b:e Gay OF tt
~ Lord, md G a., promise 1ol'"v
~ ing The terribl-' day. Nth a II.
GO Heaven
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the PLACES rnund NDuu my hill q
bis ssh g; AID | will cause the
shower to come d wn Ia his sea.
son; thrrc shall be shoNers OF
blessing,
Anu the tree OF TO field >iail
yield ner fruit, ana The earn
shalt yield her increase, and
they sinai DC safe in lrCir land
ana shatl knuw that | an the
Lord. when l have broken he
cand of tneIr Nul1r', and deliver.
I'd them out OF the hand of thoS
that served EN- ~e yes of IT, II y
(Ez L Gt,2G 21.)
Also:
Il II evil do-rs shall be- cut off:
but mos" tnat walt upon the Lord
they shall inherit tho earth. "
FPS. $500
The full lment of these scrip.
turo, brings the enjovmen' Of
Homt Industry under Bible So.
cialisM, WHICH is the ,emedy for
all evils For Ged has said. A.
gam please read.
In thar day will! | raise up the
tabernacle of David which il ful.
len, and close up the breaches
thereof: and I will raise up his
ruins, and will build it. a. III
the days Of old;
That they may, possess the
remnant Of Edoul, and of al; the
h"athcn, which are called by my
hume, saith tho Lord that d,ett
this.
Behold. the days come, saitll
tlr Lord, t7at the plDnghmar
shall Uvertake the reaper, anC
the tr-ader of grape III N th.,
sowcln seed; ana tive mountains
shall drop wet wine, aud all the
hills shall melt.
Aud I will bring again the cap
tavlt Of my people of Israel
ASA Nc9 aha'' 5uj,H ..4 H:.- x
lite, H.'t 'rE. - "@. ST
TT, 5 ~ pan wee ard:. - i
ill., 80 we her" F; ~ Y
sb@. 81 ..".j' ...:.a.. t.@ ~
80 >4"t "J .r-o.
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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-05-23

Mrs. Neil Gross. prettily arrayed I'm
white messaline with pearl trimng
-ushered into a soft shaded bower
where punch YVES served by Mrs Gal
loway, in blue crepe over yellow mes
saline, mid the strains of sweet mu-
sic played by Miss Lucille Galloway.
Mrs. Ezell In pink brocaded crepe
de chine, led the way to the dining
room where Mrs. Allen Weaver, in
lavender embroidered yoile and Mrs
Billie Nelson in white embroidered
net over messaline and Mrs. Il. B
Barnes in blue crepe de chine. pre-
sided over the delicious refresh
ments OF brick cream and angel food
served by Misses Adele Hairless and
Cora Johnon.
Mrs. w. NJ Richards In blue Bul
garian over pink presided over a reg
iSter done in yellow and white.
which was presented to the honoree.
Mrs Charles l.. Hairless. in white
messaline entraln. with Venetian
trimming. SPED the parting guests,
each lavish in expressions OF pleas
ure in the event
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on Thursday. May Is. the elegant
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. j Gravum
was thrown open 90 receive the lad
SIS Of Snyder. In honor of Mrs NJ. T
Tucker. wife of the pastor of the
First Baptist church.
The reception rooms and parIours
were handsomely decorated with
vases of cut flowers.
The guests upon arrival were
greeted by Mesdames p. j. and Fred
a. Grayum and Miss Porter. present
ing the charming honoree.
From the receiving line the guests
we're ushered by Mrs ward Gross 20
the punch bowl. gracefully presided
over by Misses Francis Ely and Una
Parsons
Mn. W. S. Adamson conducted the
guests into the dining room where
a delicious ice course was served.
Mesdames Rosser. Galloway. Parsons
and Miss Eubank entertained.
Mrs. ]. NJ Dfnson presented the
register. and Mrs. Dim Lockhart
conducted the guests 10 the door
where Miss Grayum said good bye.
This delightful occasion was plan
ned by the Ladies' Aid and Esrudoma
Societies OF the First Baptist church
one hundred and fifty seven
guests registered. showing their ap-
probation and gladly welcoming this
lovely lady TO Snyder
4 GUEST
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-05-23

doctor has told you that there is no
chance and you stand beside their
death bed and you know that you
must surrender them up to Him who
has caused you to neglect speaking
20 them and praying for thew
Yes. and their soul Is sora BON to
take it's flight but LOST LosT! Lost!
is II your son. or daughter. or hus-
band, or wife. or your mother or ia
ther? And what have you done? Alas
neglected TO do that which you should
have felt impressed TO do Speak to
them and tell them OF a loving saw
iaur to save
what will be the condition OF your
conscience when that soul Of theirs
Is past the redeeming love OF Christ
TO save? Oh. may God help you to do
that which you ought 10 do.
The foregoing Is 10 any Christian
II you are a Christian. Il is you, not
come one else Perchanco some sinner
may read this article II so. Il IS
worth while for you TO go 20 that
meeting and get saved.
No sensible, intelligent sinner VIII
answer this question save In the ar
frmatiye Yes. It is worth not only a
little while. In this world but 10 Is
worth all Eternity 20 you.
n no one comes 10 you personal
ly and asks you 10 attend that meet
ing and be saved. that IS no reason
you should not do so, because it is Of
all things the thing for you 20 do.
Procrastination is the thief of time.
and remember this. that now is
Gods time ! would not advise you
10 walt until that meeting begins.
but seek Christ now. and In the eve
ent that you do not q nd him now, at
tend that meeting 90 be saved Tor
time and Eternity
4 LAYMAN
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-05-23
TEXAS EDITORS MEET
IN SAN ANTONIO

The Texas PressAssociation met
last week inSan Antonio. That city
did he entertaining act in great
style and the editors accepted every
thing that was offered.
j. j. Taylor. the State Press edi-
tor of the Dallas News was elected
president.
The Association voted to meet at
wichita Falls In 1914.
The Association listened to n
speech by Governor COlquitt over the
long distance telephone.
Among other items OF business
transacted was the appointment OF
a committee to consider establishing
a home for played out newspaper
folks.
A resolution was adopted to stand
ardize foreign and local advertising
rates. or course that is as far as
the proposition will 90.
A lady editor offered a rsolution
to commit the Association to woman
suffrage, but President Edwards rul-
ed II out OF order.
Another resolution was offered to
bind the Texas editors tc advocate
the proposed constitutional amend
ments. This brought A. NJ. Kennedy
TO his feet. Kennedy is lawmaker
from. stSerrvllle. He said he favors
g..Nf amendments. but the idea or
1seeking TO bind the consciences OF
Texas editors was repulsive. The re-
solution died.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-05-23
REPORT OF THE JEFFERSON
IAN LITERARY SOCIETY

During the past month. the Socle-
ty's work has been very successful.
Several new members have been en-
rolled and have energeucally started
In with good work Onlcrs we're ell
ected May 3rd, as follows. Presi-
dent, Forest Sears; Vice President,
Earl Hicks. Secretary and Treasurer.
Grayum Baker. Conductor. Olney
Hull; Reporter. Augustine Howell,
Critic. Clyde Boren
The Society held a so cial meeting
on May 10 and had for It's visitors
.T r. Baker. 49, +. Pryor and o. l..
Jones All the school board was in
vited. but on account Of other affairs
only Mr.. Pryor and Mr Jones we're
present.
a program was rendered by the
Society and after this Mr.. Baker
gave a fine address on ambition. Mr.
Pryor also made fine talk. though
not very long II was enjoyed by all
present. Cream and cake we're esrv-
ed
The Society will meet throughout
the Summer and We hope 20 enroll
several more good members and con-
tinue our work We have arranged to
have a program Friday night. May
23 Several decIamations will be rem
dered and also eyeral songs. After
everything is over with We will pre-
sent THE Great Pumpkin Case a
short comedy Interesting from start
20 lulsh. Everyone Is co daily In
yi,cd 70 attend.
-REPORTER