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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-06-26
MUST Be LEARNED IN YOUTH
Sissys Dis>sii - Ss7si's Hs~ Ltr-
sssss Hh.a o,.s ysrF1s1 rst
sssr pss.rs1

Tts tine ~ issft a is.9.ags is
ptst 20 srs y01tE tts ys-tgsf t.s
Dsf,sr Tsts 81 At t1ri,s u a sfi'sf
a. H. 1lE1fis We learn or OFT
l41Ksaxs a. ,.ii1fsl Tts oi1sr as
grvr ~ hss1sT o g. bsea1ta .
l.sarf ~ rsrsIT lft-r'hg " hesr
q Trsf, r1ta7 rof1s. ~ ,nsfsly ~ o
itr fts saisfs 80 t9lxss ~ pfDl4ss
1irsrs-f sssDff. bgi s1gyliz q rsH
atiift>s - rif1
isoiting ssfaits hls bsss l'aeoTsrs1
a. " ~ fesiizt'l51 n fasslfiss 10
~ NGia. nsfsiofs n0thisz osrtaia
IL knDss. bs; u has sisays sssns1 ~
rls an N oihsft stofs ttTs en-.
Tsltsl nai phsa yos learn a nss hn-
Nsags ga tss srsreifinz sa1 esrsl
oDinE = nsp yiscs - brain ~hith ~.
csntza,ss yysf t,nYss YDs ssinh
o. one ,sn,sr Hnl sriish o. snoi.sr
Yol iii Jvays nSiies 10 yvsftsli
and oibsrt that ihsfs is sstniis
pa1ss Shsn tbs ehAnEs Of Language
IA made Nov Il becomes ever yszr
mors 1inoslt " swaksn an unused
pan Of tbs brain ard hing Il inO
aetiVs gss. and " begin A. twenty
three IL late.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-06-26

es-,es es<s.ss Tar 10 Ess- hs-s e.
Ges<asss T.ne - css-i-s e.
sieJ-sss = FsI

Rsrss a sty v II. s1zss "a: 10
eszrrpszly srzeziss< " gs1sr-ns1.
ezIrsssr Etez ~; srrTsyf-r
o. o. FUNNIEST nr-7syt as
1rlal r,e<s,ol y Ssct.y a 81 ytf,
E.ess ~ = a. la "a y 80 Sc -
s1>ss rDort aia>ss Is - I'm = a IN 9
blz.t. AZ ttss Drrz ~ .sss -; Tss
sz<ta ~ zas9y ~ 4 ,shsrsealJ
rsyztxs. E.>a. 40 Al - 80 al
ksFH - ~ xrDs.l
ks>erriy. Aers4sr. y a. rsT;gips =
- szxe-is<v1 = ettfgs "a rgrrsT. a
,afiys EsD1sz-a. stsys< a AZ sislsF
~ rrse. rs1rs t@eslt' --st.s> -
EsDk ~ krE -za<tsc2- - r-1's ~.
- ety,r,.z f.ntl t'asa AZ MFR
tv.ft. AZ rs.ts< - tls>s e :; si.<sr
In an. ta<tysss al t,rFtrs a 'sp
fi,sss. asz rsz tis<sl 3; amy o.
u tsstyrs y ~ .sst IT,. A. -
tsg11lsg fklEg tASs~-,s>-tl ~
ps1s te--.s> ssi1e> ~. 1s.st az
fsv gFiefly tstT. Tass s.sv = ..f.s-
psss,4r1flsz sessrs1 ~ t1rs gfsA1ss
s1s>t ~ 49,. IA, ns s,1gls
u ,1grte q ia vel f-s7ss NJ
ttal " sy.s k.i1tli - tim u m
e. aEtrslf sfs s.s~srt..s. ere. a.
fsfs1f fases u ~. ttFs t1eif 1st.e-,
fTs INN. al sl1.s are -,tisssa-t ~
otbsft !; "a stfs u asts-s IA "a
e>slv u r.az v t.s Etss = - .t5asf-
a1ls a. "a s1of d ~ ffg1k ~ f1sl
lEytaDs. f.if f1sfts1 u tz.ti,z slfsa
has bse1 a1o,ss1 tir1f; ~ ts sr.is.
-. ~ pfsTi9ss nsih1>s b. tts ;af-
fiesiaf srgl.ssf w saw re fsfs ~
SIRE srsei u i,s trsl baf f anss
Rofss little nsrvs n o. lt--iil.aiftts1
Esr1tJ Nsgtzi1s
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-06-26

u 7BsHttg tf-s-1s11 rts s5sc-ri.
sIlss "a f1-rs1 "a = r1-T = tfs
iurd1eH .sasss Az a fsE = ~
rsI6ssnsss a as,Ee1.s an - tts
f-r -l-a4 u ~ ttTc-y ~ t.Vr q
rtts't tg siserr5sfg N Es-t q
s1ts1.sltE 80 - o, ,eis- sa--s q,
re tl-y vi - resume. ger NJ
tfT - trs irf.-uss 70 lirt-s ar
F,-srE AZ MINI az a. re ,lr-
rsr- W. - - s-t'-italy a. ~
;i--s Ess,,e ~ .trs ;s-tsss n
uar a-is't,sorJ lE,- sarTies q Az
isE- = re- ~ IL Tss- 7sIEs. az
.s--sr ns-rl,s fta- -l-y tsvrt -r1,.
ARR tsa. gsa,1e We ~ lss En-
r-atIiafl-E osrsslrss 1so- t@ltE q,
sa,,lT Efz1.ss -zoH-s Tlzs
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-06-26
CLING TO eOaTsKlR BOTTLES
Hsts- cs--i.rt = o.. o'i.rt Lts -
ess1z.iss = ss.-s Mature a.
N.rfiss.s IN -. sisi..

Tts rzrslsrt 3. ~ clfsa u 80
Orissi srs always rsry zs,t Interest
81 10 rs y,f.rssl4s water ear.
rs-z M naks rta.f f,1cls ,zTy-
i,z n reir 1zza az,sf toilss ir
ne tazDs u E.zffEIi from sl.ea
~ vessels u ne uatefrzfriers ge-
ifDnf are fIsf 'for I-ls 70 ruls
Tlsas Etn bstfies rr-s-zny sns-
tais ffor, ne TT u Hs5ron. s.. pa
ssilns. shsrs nsfs it q usisrcsrrsrs
1ufsi. share nsts ts.rEs are told
IL hfEs ignberz ard fr1 thslf Eay
., ~ yzfts u he orient LylnE sDon
ne Yrvsfd 81 fors msy b. seen tao
AID three hundred goststins asaltirg
pgr,haHsrs Esch skin 70 Inflated
either nth sa,sf Or air. 70 TIA; the
bsysr nay krow that u ls perfectly
Na,srtight
To Elzksi;y u The skins used oons
from Arabia. While Z largs nsmbsr
are also rs1sivsi from The Lesanons
TheJ are brDgEht ~ Hebron b. the
eansi oatVsns. and are Purchased b.
The DfOpristoft o. TIE nnEsriss and
t1rnst into toiiiss- Thsy pASs
thfosEh many pro,sssss. and a tanner
vii spend a seek gpon single kin
bsfors Il IA rendered satsrtiEht ard
ssrTieaabis
Prom Hsbron these "a -hotilss
are ssn, 10 all parts u the East. thu
sAnes EoinE s0-h into EEyp, and the
BgdAa every rear
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-06-26
YEARS HAD LEFT TKHs MARX
srrs. G--fs<f ns>sf So oisiss Fn.s
ss-rs< Ls>s- r csra-<ls,- -
Tar - S4caL

O ~ Va q A. &c. -rrars-T n
N1tr tazrf ~ .a-irnI Lar 5r;-
- = Le,1sIrSs "a Vlr<1 J; . "a.
~ IA Ir-lz T. ,a-r-1z - .bs.a
- - f,or-ss f-r<lst - .rr--s
ia-<ss = rss,s rs- strrf - t-~-s
St~z - ~ fsa-zT = pass - ~
= Ce-ifr = e,g1f ~ is-s IA r,r-<
tazls<y Ia .n-s>Srls- ~ jean =
.trsfil sea-st. niyf - s-z.. Mar
sx1rs - ,alr-s- .at5e-s's - r,ss-
80 Fs4c-, Htf> -s-I ,.sfr 81 q
srr1fs..s r.1es t.lcc p-E = ~ "a
i.s>'z- bsttH tr-7er " - ssas-f'il
ssa.rrss AZ ,s-ss- -f1--a- "a. -
s,1fs A. l.rti. tssIL a. t--ir -
ss.s< a. bsJ y = ~ fissy fs' ~
fms ites
A. "a - .1rft.ly AZ rsFefs-t.
y. b.; - ;i.11fs Eu -. i.so-~
;3s.s - - ~ = l11as va A.
49, 4Est. - ;a--fs- -. issrst =
ieas-E = a ,1c-.s-.tr.s Tsa-z ,tss-'c
,@.srs ~ s>ast. Eu rsrtfss. ~
ks sse-gs t-z1g e.-slsis1- A. ~
t--tr "a at.gs; v 1ls-sl ~ - -ifeF-
49, az ssT'zls1 rfs-c. ~ IA
49, tif 1Ef.i sh1l,s- ~ "a. koest
q, A. tl- a. az
TIA aaTs saI1is< r. h@tors
via t-zza--s-f - ;tl..s- ifer-si
nat - "a. "a F1s-fo ftf> I-sal
Dsfi-y t.ese itfsrTs-i-r ysart pm
"a bss- a. hozs f.1ly.-g azF. htl
~ sift Ell ,ot, ss.lo -t a. "a "a
~, f.zi.s'lI ltf ,atfsr az t1-s
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-06-26
How's This 7

We cHer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case Of Catarrh
that cannot be cured BY Halle
Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY 4 Co, Toledo. o.
We, TIE undersigned. have known r J.
hin perfectly honorable Ia all business
transastions ard financially able % carry
out any Obligations made BY his hru
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE
Toledo. %
acting directly upon The blood ard unu-
cous surfaces % the system Testimonials
sent free Price : cents per bottle. sod
By al Druggists
Take HAYS Family Pills ;5r eozsupaii1z-
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-06-26

A oommuisr. who had evidently
been lmblblng rather freely. boarded
the smoker N a Reading Germantown
branch train last Saturday evening.
according 10 the Philadelphia Inquirer
Attached TO O long chain be- had a
collie dog - he had no ticket be-
handed tho conductor a dollar note
and was returned a handful Of small
change. Studying the coina a mo-
mcni. he couldn't figure out why Dc
had not received more. 70 calling the
man with The blue suit and brnsa but
tons. ha asked for an explanation. Tho
conductor told him that ten cents was
the price " tho excess ticket ten
cents for bla fare and 10 cent? Tor car
ylng tho dos. -llumph. be said.
you only charge me ten cents and
charge 10 for the dog. he oaa md his
way home. um. but ! can't"
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-06-26

Recent experiments Nth the Dlnsal
GLAND afford m Interesting nsid foi
speculation Thus Of eight young
guinsA pigs four which uers fed With
pnsal srirAe, gAinsd 20 pr cent IA
weight. while tho controls gainsd only
70 per cent. and a YsJ similar srsc,
vas seen IN kittens and yognE fab
bits. IN children similarly treated
tho physical progress was less than
that In controls. T. o. children yho
we're given no pinsal extract. where.
"a tho mental Improvement was mark.
edly greater Tho contrast between
the physical growth n tho animals
and The conditions seen IA the chill.
drsn who developed mentally but not
physically IL striking Trial ~ pineal
crlract 10 Institution f1r mentally
defective children presents no great
difiouliy. and further observation
might well b. carried olt-Sow York
Press
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-06-26
Real Lie.

Il was on one Of those humid. swell
tsfingly hot July days which al times
almost auIocata New York that a Wis
ltor from Chicago vas Induced to e.
cort two younE women to the beach
for a plunge IN the surf The bridge
cars we're nmmed, but after a herce
struggle he managed TO get seats for
BIZ charges and a. be stood swayins
beside them IN the aisle. he mopped
the fast tTickllng perspiration from hla
brow.
Life would BE- tolerable.- be quoted
grimly. n X veto not for IL plea
ures~
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-06-26
SHY At WV BANNING LAW


F.-- Wo-i s.t--Telszrau-
ne provision O The rev Federal
reserve org -lsI-g r. possible Tor IA
-5-z t--rs 20 Ian money 90 l--
proved hr- .1-ss. rtl.h me comp
--1rsr 70 .-s currency has Officially
ruled s ror i- force. rli savs very
@ s'fs-t OF Conditions generally.
sI-s1- 90 5l' tts national banks on a
competitive BASIS with STATE BANKS
Pop certain classes % business. i1 tls
op.-.1- % r1-.o1s. bankers here Ma
.1-ll ttaa generally DO l1- Ike
t-- .1srs enc there "a considerable
5.-st-z ls q. whether they F.l take
a5ss.tazs % -zs Dew Jaw % any -31-
siderable s1ts-t
Ttsy consider tss-a fi7s-Tear loan
is t-0 .11z f1r a -1lueraa, ins,itu-
as1. a. there &C. a chance Tor too
great changes l- hank deposits Ga
1lss a period n make 90 really sat-
sfs.tcry
While a1 definite adviess have
been received here in regard % the
tine % opening tae lev Federal re-
serve banks. the understanding Is
nov that officials q tas treasury de-
5artnelt are planning 20 open all
% them ior business on Sept. J.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-06-26

Managing a farm sgc.eafuIy re-
quires great ability and cIose appll.
cation Of business principles Just a.
managing any other business de-
mands knoslsdTs and application %
details The farm manager a. rule
has more difficulties 20 meet. because
his business De- more compiler than
merchandising and some other com.
mercial transactions The fari that
farm managers fall does not prov,
that farming De- not profitable.
any more than the failure Of unsuc.
cessful merchants shows merchan-
dlslng Improbable Men fall 90 every
Kind Of business and men succeed In
all legitimate occupations. There Is
more 10 the man than there Is In the
business Farm and Ranch.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-06-26
SHERIFF SAB

E9fss ia tsfs1g g.Fs1 nat D. VIZ
Toe u certain order % sale e.
SEED b. me csrf o. the Drr-
Court u Sam county. 90 the s,f
say o. s5ri 1914 ia certain
esa1s alsrsi. y p CsrusIss if
yiaials aa1 J. p Cloyss and Fru
p Smith are dsfs1laafs. Co Ehitt
cause a lglrmsl, Eas rendered o.
ne lstt DAY d Nar-a. 1915 20 favor
% ths sals pisInta against said &C.
Pendants fof tas SUM o. one hundred
twenty-five tiz21fJ and 70-i56
1oiisfs. lezs a credit % May s. 1914
% ttiry-fgs and s0-i19 doiiars
$3.50 Ehlch remaining amount
bears Interest - The rate o. 10 PEI
cent per aunum from date o. judy
nsnf. together With all costs u suit.
! have levied upon and viii. o. the
frsi Tuesday ir July 1915 i being
me IN DAY Of aid month. a. the
Court House door 10 Snyder. Ts1as
rifhin legal hours. proceed 70 cell
FOR rash 70 the highest bidder all the
right. title. and Interest Of J. b.
Cloyse and Ffii1 r. Smith. 10 and 20
the following described real estate
levied upon a. the property Of ] -
Cloyse and Fr!tz r. smith. ,orit
4 ons-hali undivided lnisres, 10
and 10 slI and 3z.i00 ares Of land IN
seurry county. TeIas. being a part
Of the ~ T. IL Of Section 15s ln
block 80 2. r. 4 G. y. ~. co. sur
yey. DO 8euriy county. TEXAS and
more particularly described a. fol-
l0Es t0EIt.
Beginning a. stake 10 the east
line u section i53, block 3. u. 4 G.
y ~ Co. survey. which ls also the
east line Of the r. g. 4 p. Ry Co.
fight0iEay. thence north $50 Yrs
10 a rock mound 10 the east line Of
said Sec i53. the north east corner
u this survey; thence vest 800 yrs.
20 stake 90 the said east line % said
r. s. 4 = Hy Go. the northwest
corner Of this survey. thence south
30 deg 80 sec. east 225 va. with u.
g Il r. Ry. Go. line 10 a point ln
same, thence north 40 deg 10 zee
east . yrs. thence south 90 degrees.
10 seconds east With said II. s.. ar.
Ry lf5 yrs 20 The place Of begin
ming. containing 9 32-100 acres Of.
land and being the same land decided
10 Fritz g. Smith by George " Har-
ri1. July I. 1909
The above sale 20 be- made by me
10 satisfy the above described ludg-
ment f0r one hundred twenty-five
and 70-l00 dollau. less a credit Of
1850 mentioned above 10 favor of
g. 3 Cornelius. together with the
cost Of said suit. and the proceeds
applied 10 the satisfaction thereof
j. b. BOLEs.
sheriff Scurry County. Texas
Snyder. June 3. 1914
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-06-26
p,ns,k,, Fu-nI,h carrl,,. Die.

Considered from a physiological
pint oi view. the custom Of eating
pancakes ia eommsndAbis. says the
LAhost Il ia Ia,iSfsntory fact that
they have b@eoms Dopular sweets At
other reasons than carnival tine. FOR
they arr nOufithihE and digsstbis
food.
A review Of the Ingredients Ehlch
provide tho formula shows A. once that
the pancake f. 1ingularly complete
diet. eonnlning. that Il 70 say. all
classes u TODD materials Il ls rch
alike 10 prytsina. earbohydra,ss. fats
and mineral substances. all 10 an &C..
oeptably azslmilable form. u a
doubtful whether there is single
Manufactured Or patent food upon ths
market which can claim such a ral8-
able ranrs Of dIcts,ic pfoperfes
Apart. moreover. from ~ dleietic ytl-
10 the pancake pofseages an important
pharmacology. inasm1ch a. Il is rich
IN lecithin. which r. now known 10
have a special Significance 20 the proc.
csBea Of nutrition and me,aboliam
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-06-26

To Plainylew, Teras and return
Account Panhandle Bankers Con
ventlon. June 22-23. 1914 VIII sell
tickets June 81 and %. Limit to re-
turn. June Is. Fare 1870.
For further particular. call or
write Santa Fs Ticket Agent Phone
Ticket onlee No. i51. Freight Office
No. iis..
IN RODGERS. Agent.
P.GN. Try. Co
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-06-26

! "Arablnlan Is a book containing
sayings Of Sergeant William Arabin'
who was a Judge at the Old Bailey
famous London court. from 1880 To
lSaS. once be said
~ you can show precisely At VIVA.
moment the oreuse was eommi'isu
and provo that the prisorer vas not
there whom he did H. be could not pos
nlbly have done H."
And he added;
we cannot diVeat ourselves Of com
mon sense In a court Of Justice.
once he delivered this sage opin'
ion;
n ever there was a case Of clearer
evidence than this case this case u
that case"
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-06-26

take this method Of banking ny
nsiEhbors Tor planting ny crop aud
the Snyder ". 0 " Lodge for fur
nishing a hand to work sane. when
ny wife vas 800 and could not 90
the work myself
Tlsh % assure each Of you that
shall never forget your kindness
". A. ROGERS
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-06-26

This may b. q new ono 10 some q,
our readers Enter 10 The only drink
dioponrafy IN Tho dusty southwestern
town on engineer on 90 examination
TIP A small crowd surrounds 2 happy.
boxing proprietor who la settling thom
W. One man Informs our engineer.
Jim ilft struck no thin edge Of an
ofo body on hia Red mountain prospect
today, and he's feeling mighty good &"
Then m Introduction 10 Jim, who d..
olarca with emphasis. Eyes. Mn. am
within iuat three fset N million dol.
lars" a year later happening into
camp again. our engineer encounters
Jim. sitting dclootedly on bench IN
Front OF the samo dlaponaary. After a
drink. IN retly 10 nm Inquiry about tho
great ore body. jim states With sad
emphasis. Partner. rm q million feet
from f5."-Engi1ecring and aialng
Journal rs1rsA,lr
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-06-26

Rev J " NcGaha vas over about
Wastella las, Sunday and says ey.
cry reaper 10 that region vas running
In the harvest fields The wheat was
falling down and must be saved now
or never
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-06-26

g.r raeslrst q ,sr q Ta-fss Cal
FREE s1rrsr. o. tiliss-s. 70 slot. Tsry
I'fis 81. Tiy q, Alst q ar % dfy
51ft -lt r111 i-lt
= P FLOTD
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-06-26

IT, frt- % re -1sl1s tros L. PA
u,alT -a1s B. sezTry ,o-tfy az
SRA sess1-t.is rti-f ne is'sr ;it-'-
t-Er az re F1.tsr rrss riI % re
rsas
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-06-26

Gft-ssa Lar. rs-1r-ss % as
te-s Ms13ay atisr 4 Fsssf rls-;
~. ia 90. RsT 4 J. Las az
,a-rly.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-06-26

Tats T31f 90 sat1lsf az sarrsss
20 Btifsf SO; o as, - 1tsy 20
PAR s-y-.i-z Ea.s OF = itafttf
Az
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-06-26

n farr-s-f trs - t,o1- - rl-l
~ rfai- farrsfr. ttis- iHs- SEA
t.sar Es1-tsr
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-06-26

Always Ia the market for chickens
and eggs c. NATION & son. Grain
and Hay Dealers.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-06-26

Ulm Es.,t Cir o Hsr-is.Et 10
80 i- or IVA a ss1sls = -syl
1f- NssE
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-06-26

T3say fT1sstayI is re sty ~ i-f
s1.-c- tto,5l-z l1 re- Ms-.s. 81
-.--te tre5 TIE Ass sd lsrvs
1l--sr 10 saas ssls-g r-E ire
E,rs t-s f-9-, tI i-e,s-i.-s ire
rsrs az ti--sr hos. are re-z i1
= vcrrs -aslrF -s1-lJc O.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-06-26

See Hardy VI. Boyd for Abstracts
Office OYER First State Bank. Il
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-06-26

Mr and Nr Hardin Of Snyder.
Teras parents % our fellov towns
men, George and Charles returned
20 their home sunday. after a weeks
visit with them
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-06-26
LryASSl

Cs;.s r7l- - s1a- ci-l = as
,sE1-rJ si-rr.lT -ir.-
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-06-26

Es7 A. ! Lsat. file. bis regular
ls51tzt-s-f a. re Flnt Ba5t-r
.t1r.t ssr1ay a. 30 o'ti5,s s-1 a.
1ir.-
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-06-26

FOR SALE Three sections o. graz
Ing land 90 Gaines county, ". K.
c0viing. Snyder. Texas
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-06-26

L1n D11 happened t9a pai-il.
srident Monday morning While f1a-
l'lz after q bunch % horaes trying DO
head them 90 a lane 90 vhieh there
as some cattle and the horses hsFas
running caused a COW 20 run Ga front
d bis horse. causing the animal %
fall With him. breaking bis arm Just
above the wrist lt vas fortunate that
he escaped alive
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-06-26

Wrs g1.1 T.1-s1 Ga f-;1-t,i very
.er e. itis rrifilz az Esf recovery
a 5o11-f-l
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-06-26

John Doyle returned last week
from Austin where he has been at
tending the State University The pas,
feH months
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-06-26

NJ ] n Green and family left
Jas, week Tor their REV home near
Knoules. ~ ~
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-06-26

Prof r. 4. Bills q Cal cane 97sr
Friday d lasf week and be- Informed
ls t.at be- expects 20 move over E.---
I- t1a lert fer days and FI begin
srs5sraIt1as f1r 'saehirz our s.i01I
uau term. 90 rhi,h be- sss elected
sri1elpai
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-06-26

w. p Dane received three cars o.
--v ltE rssf thar be 1a1 g-f-
s-lss1 e. Port worn a-1 has driven
-tsl 20 els 5iats 1lt o. 'ts p.a.-s
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-06-26


PLCvASyA
Css's -7li ~ s4- "a. = ais
,sg1-rJ sl-1r.iT 1ir.-
n tsrr-s-E trs 80 t,c1- - rl-l
[ ~ rrai- fa-rsf-. t'is- AZ Hass
tlsar Es1-tsr
Nlm Es,. Cir q HsrzislE, 10
80 i- or IVA a t51sls = -syi
lf- Fs4E
Grt,s;a La. rs-1r1ss % 1if
,s-s Ns-.ay atisr 4 rsssf ris.;
sra ia 90. gsT 4 ! Lea. az
,amLT.
Tssay fTssstsyI ls re sty ~ i-f
sest,- ttssSl-E ID re- Ms-t7. -s-
f.--t. trss TIE Ass sd ssrTs
1l.-sr 10 isass ssls-g VIZ. ire
r,ss AZ frs- aIi i.s,stis-s ire
rsrs az 1i--sr hlss are r,-z 30
- v5rts zasirE --sl-.3i o.
~ 4 J. Lao. fllss bis rsg-lsr
a,51i1t-s-- a. re Flrs Ba5tlr
aura ssrlay a. 30 o'tl5.s az a.,
-irtt
Wrs g1t1 W.otsr h r-y,rt,s very
.sr e. isis Frii.az az Esf recovery
a sosl-f-l
Vs. p Da1s received ttrss cars %
.-rs Itr rsss haf be 1a1 5-f-
t-lsss e. Fort Wsrt. a1s sss driven
-te1 20 els piats slt o. ;ss p.l.-f
Ur = D. Parker cane % Th-rfisy
10 Is- ress fro- Die Place zsar
Tfss1ssy vita saesls alt moved
Bis fsuIy o1t there aisrs -1sy riI
remain --+T s-rr5l rcrrs trf Pal.
Prof r 4 Bills O Gail cane s7sr
Friday d Izs rsss and be- Informed
ls thar be- expects 20 move over El-1-
.- t,s 1ert 'er days and ru begin
preparations Or fsa.hlrz our s.i01I
asr term. 90 eh.ch be- aas elected
srleipai
Lon Dun happened toa psiufl.
s,.ident Monday morning While fsa-
ming after a bunch % hor1es trying 90
head them 90 a lane .n shieh there
as some cattle and the horses hsFas
..-..f-.s ---se4 q rf.1s ~ ryr f- frrrt
d bis horse. causing the animal %
fall With him brssklaE bis arm jss,
above the wrist Il vas fortunate that
he s.esrsd alive
NJ ] " Green and family left
Las, week for ,hsIr ssr home near
Ysoulss n ~
NJ Hunter usltsd in SNYDER
SUNDAY
m g,B,slysn, ssis,ss ,oyr rsz.
altered gs,s,s,s bgu. n, gs,nis,zs
,bs, be t.6 .,l4 ., 3 C.,4,.. ,,l
that t,sr
T. u co,,.r ,.,.l,.A $500.
a.. u...,,.t t.ii. h.. -, -.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-06-26

J " Hunter visited Ia Snyder
sunday
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-06-26

g " Cornell received one car Of
fine Hereford bulls last week that
be had purchased from SCARBOROUGH
Brothers a. Midland.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-06-26

y " sturdlyani shipped four reg.
lstefsd Hereford bulls 10 Hermlsigh
that he had soid 10 2 Gardner Of
that tom.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-12
FEDERALS MAY FORM
NEW MINOR LEAGUES

New York, March 12.-Confirmation
of reports that Federal league officials
We're working on scheme to organize
two minor leagues to provide berths
for players cast off by the parent or
ganization was made here by John NJ.
Ward. business manager of the Brook
lyn Federal league club.
The establishment by the new
league of recruiting farms is President
James A. Gilmores latest plan in his
fight against organized baseball and
Mr.. Ward said that it has met with his
approval.
While in the south President Gil
more, it is said. will keep in close
touch with the training quarterS OF
National and American league clubs
and will bid for all young players who
are dropped at the close of the train
ing season. The best of these men, it
is planned, will be used in filling gaps
in Federal league clubs. while the
others will be apportioned to teams in
the two minor league circuits.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-12
FIGHTERS READY
FOR BIC BATTLE
Richie and Wolgast Await
Clang of Gong for Cham
pionship Go Tonight. Il

Chicago, March 12.-willie Richie,
the lightweight champion. who will
meet AID Wolgast in a 1O-round bout
at Milwaukee tonight, completed his
training here and left last night for
the scene of the battle. Richie weigh
ed in at 1856 pounds. a pound above the
figure he has agreed to make at 3
O'Clock today.
He asserted he would have no trou-
bic in making the stipulated weight.
Reports from Milwaukee said that
Wolgast's weight had been announced
at 135 pounds. The lightweight cham
pion took a brisk run and wound up
his conditioning with light workout
in a gym. He said he was in the best
possible condition.
Betting in Chicago favored Richie,
odds at 10 to 6Iz being reported. In
Milwaukee the betting was said to be
even. WoTgajt's injured thumb
seemed to make no differnce in the
betting