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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-06

Hernandez. alert but satisfied Of
temporary safety beckoned TO his
wo companions and the three crowd
ed into the dingy little closet of the
porter.
He turned back to the porter. Tell
u.s." he commanded. "the best route
to San Pedro and Los Angeles Our
way lies north"
Many hours later at Los Angeles.
cote-ie OF Americans sat around
broad table IN an unused courtroom
in the postoftice building in Los An.
eeles.
Spread upon the table were mum.
her az -aeeHmegtS=-a trinket or two.
Among them was a locket. Among
tlem -Were Il pl4 chcd-togcther parch-
ment map and spanish grant.
The admiral leaned toward the
United States district attorney--the
latter had come down from San
Francisco Ia place the seal of his
departments approval upon the mat.
ter now in hand
Are you satisfied" queried the
admiral
Absolutely" said the district at
tovney. Tho paper title Is at pres
emit unassailable. and as much 10 be
recognized as though"-he bowel to
Annette-"as though our fair dauEh-
ter here were sister republic. II
remains for you. sir"--his glance
bent upon the commander of the
battleship Missouri-"to find out
who NAV be in possession-and to
Gust them in favor of this paper
title"
II wonder wnOm Wen find? ?"
unused Annette her eyes glowing
Probably no one returned the
admiral.
He returned the documentary evil
derce and the trinkets TO his port
folio These" he ssid TO The dis
,rict attorney. 81 take with me"
! Exactly" said the other I'VE
have Photographs Of all OF them. The
investigation hrs been OF interest
q Cu~lOuS SITUATION.
itft- district attorney placed he
,--e Annette bulky document.
You will be compensated for this
. Lost Island" he said, and the gov
eminent stands ready now 10 make
Won a substantial advance OF money
upon the signing Of this paper"
Annette signed-and sighed with
relief
That's done" she exclaimed.
The admiral bowed. All rose
you are rendering our country a
great service. Miss Ilirgton." he
said and your country will do it's
level best TO protect you Can we
do nore?"
Neal saluted. 81 under stand, sir, :"
che said that am to command the
the expedition"
Eyes" interposed the commander.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-06

III be damned II do your bid,
ding any more" snerled Joe.
Hernandez darted a glance toward
lnez. She returned II.
Leave him with me-" che said.
Hernandez did as he VAS bid. lie
left her alone with Joe. And IN The
next Is minutes Inez Castro made
love To Joe as she never had before.
She overwhelmed him with enchant-
ment.
Tonight" she whispered to him.
tonight. Americana. But breathe
not a word to him-he will kill us
both"
Half an hour later Annette swung
out of the hotel grounds, mounted
On a wiry little pony.
She spied Joe and drew In her
steed. She noted tina: Joe was un,
duly excited.
Joe" she exclaimed, tell mother
I'll be safe"
Under certain influences Joe's
mind acted with unusual rapidly.
Drink and the dark eyes OF Inez
Castro had set him well on edge.
Without a moments thought he
stopped by tho road side and pluck.
ed thorny burr, He Strengthened
up again. with the thorny burr con.
cealed within his hand. He did not
answer Annette at first. but APP
preached her and her steed.
Good COW PONY" he exclaimed.
He stroked the horses nose. IT'S
neck, its tanks. And then he did
another thing.
Safe as they make EN-" he con-
tinued
And then he did the trick. His
right hand stole gently up across the
horses back. behind Annctte-stole
TO the saddle
Swlftiy--and unnoticed-he push
ed the thorny burr Under the saddle
next 70 he pony's skin. Then he
slouched away in the general direc.
tion OF he bar.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-06
CAYETY.

Jack Conway is better-than.the
average funmaker. and in the role
of the inimitable lrish comedian, In
the Gayety. this week, he shows
himself 10 be the producer Of hearty
laughs Conway and Sam Bachen.
rs SGlitz. the explorer, are good
team, and none Of their lines fail
TO bring forth laugh. although
some. unquestioudbly. are OF the an
tiquated variety.
Petite Eta Joerns leads THE Lib.
erty Girls" as the show is called.
and she does /; we'll Her Singing
called for praise. And Jennie Ross.
as the lightning dancer, injected
variety into the show.
The Flying Sherwoods and the
bohemian -Four, tue TWO acts OF the
olio, arr the best the Gayety has
shown in months Tho Shcrwoods
man and woman, 20 through fas,
bar and trapeze work 20 feet from
the stage with such speed that the
eyes OF the spectators open IN won
dcrment. The members Of the quar-
tot sing in perfect harmony. and re
sponded TO an encore Sunday.
Kathryn Dickey, who sings sew
cral of the leads, has a pleasini
voice, and was encored severa
times in Come Back 10 Erin"
The scenic effects in the secon,
act are unusual. The first represen;
Ing landscape in Normary TIL
costuming OF the company is elat
crate.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-06
ODDS and ENDS

NEW YORK-''ln the war zone
a painting depicting Il woman clad
in a chiffon vail. is barred from
Washington Irving high schools art
exhibit because it's no way for n
lady TO appear In public.
BOSTON-Vernon Castle Is to do
some air tangoing. Quitting the
Watch Your Step" company he an
nounced he would join the British
aviation CORDS at the front.
NEW YORK-Bilt-iore bellhops
rate Henry Ford as a class ID tiDper
good and substantial. but not
spectacular. He began with 50-cent
lips, hut reduced them to a dime.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-06

",,c,vo o,rarcod al bat WITH the
..,r,,i, of st,a,,sr Us agrees
mt vbot Won sav shall ro--and
vouYl say Z, feel SIRE"
~, say srvtbinq and do any.
,bi,,, - rotrrr,i Nj FOR nv com
trv and p,v-opd Miss Anpette ling.
tc,',
He said q good deal 10 her on the
way back to her Los Angeles hotel
and KEPT on saving il.
BUT" he added al parting. care.
ful now. Don't take risks | take
my ha- on 10 MIN. lie never knows
when he's beaten"
Hes beaten now returned An
ncttt,- ,Psftiea-++ls-it he knows all
That has transpifed."
lie f5rr 7rr==7rffiiif r.raveiy- worried
He would haze been more than wor.
ried had hc known that within a
quarter of mile of Anne,te's hos
telrv. IN a secluded cafe sat Her.
nandcz, with his two companions.
tho Brute and Inez Castro. He
would have been more than worried
had he known that with Them was
another indivilual-Ioe Welcher his
own foster brother and Annette's
Walcher was there DEPRESSED. fear
ful. ncrvous-by. drinking heavily
And no was stu the model. shrink.
ing tool the ratspaw
o,,5 ,-ra,u ,,,,,-,... t1orr.,,do,
.ahont tho ba.tissbin NIissourip"
loo ,rodrcod an sx,ra-i,s head.
u,cs devo,ed 70 tho navy ana ,ba
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II .'''sS''''' T. ne " ,'.i Ie-
~. .. lns 70 =, 'ie P"pe'' 'e,i"S away
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" "e't uu's ne 9's"ih
70 70 ga" - 'slo
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''",'N' ''''' 80 "e
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-06

tours, not on the solid road but In
the Hitch. Annette was flung vio-
Ientiy from her scotland struck
the ground with a thu. The horse,
n ed of his burden, sped on--up the
rord-sped on.
Hernandez stopped his ear Joe
leal ed GU and ran to Annette.
She's killed he said.
HERNANDEZ followed him III so,
we cannot help II" he returned
calmly.
IF she's killed. I did II, you black
guard" cried Joe, remcrsefully.
Incz bent over the girl. She's
not dead" she said. shes very
much alive. She's only stunned"
Ito Re Continued)
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-06
lYcEUM.

Considering the expectations
aroused by the title september
Morn" this weeks Offering In the
Lyceum is a timely one for Detroit.
Editorial sharp-shOoters of opposing
Newspaper factions could not nnd
much in the musical comedy that
would make material for an eX-
plrsion, one way or the other II
IL a lively afternoons entertain.
ment, built about the painting OF
that slightly STOPPING hgure. with
hands folded, standing in water
ankle deep.
The plot--if there is musical
comedy with plots clever
enough. II gives opportunity for
several individual performances. and
they are all well done. Maude Pot
ter is the leading member OF the
feminine contingent. She plays the
role OF Argentina. tango dancer, and
with Leslie Jones she offers several
classical dances.
Nat Phillips is the leading fun
maker In the troupe. He plays the
role OF Rudolph, the art professor,
in whose studio much OF the action
of the production takes place. Phil
lips song Offering, THE Spare-rib
from the Butcher Shop or Lire, was
excee dinghy well received. Adrian
Gran. although he appears in a
somewhat important role. is given
an opportunity 10 do some eccentric
dancing, and he does IL so well that
he was applauded Sunday as hearth
ly as the principal members OF the
cast. NJ. X. Williams is the statu-
esque Mrs. Storm. and Is well fitted
for the part. Edgar Murray. ST.,
plays the part OF Major Storm. 9th
ers In the cast are Dorothy Earle,
Russell Price. Earl Farlow, Mona
Northrop and Wade Riesmay. The
chorus Is at all times well gowned
and there is one dance in which
some members OF II are not troubled
with an overweight OF clothing
There are some chorus men, too
very cute in their sport shirts, with
flowing black ties.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-06
AVENUE.

a play with several unusual SIT
uations and twists TO ii is The
Yoke which the Avenue Players
presented Sunday. TO large audiences
In the Avenue theater.
The story OF the play concerns
a youth named Maurice, who has
been brought up by woman not
many years Older than himself.
When Maurice falls in love with a
charming young girl and tells his
tustrr-moth her OF the romance, she
realizes that the love she bears for
him is more than maternal and, in
the bitterness or soul, she tries
TO arouse in the young man a pas
sion for herself.
Ultimately her better nature as
svris itself. and she sees that a
union between herself and the boy
COLD bring disaster only, so she re-
signs him TO the young girl whom
he has chosen.
Corinne Cantwell acts the part OF
the older woman and Nan Singleton
that of the young girl, while Kay
nond Bond Is Maurice and Edmund
Roberts does a good bit OF work as
a young man who, when he dis
covers that he has become a victim
OF the social vice, the inevitable
result of which is shown so clear
ly ir Damaged Goods" takes his
own life. J. Arthur O'Brien plays
the role of the doctor, and pere >.
Whitman has a comedy role in a
lisping youth called
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-06
MAJEeric.

MIIliou Dollars" with WIN.
8VeTShRin. one Of our best
md liked actors. attracted
r1ly large crowds to the Ma
tAeater. Sunday. crowds that
1o1 to like and enjoy Faver.
Quite AZ well on the screen as
- On the legitimate stage. II
11ne h to be the Judge. And
han, minus the voice. gave
1901 nnely acted performance.
~ Million Dollars" has been
lsom . recent novel by Fred
Arnol Hummer, called "One
1Cn Franco" The first scenes
1nA IN India, where Richard
~ an expert criminologist. Is
&1n9 Z pleasure tour. Hhe saves
4xEfe Of priest and is presented
III magic globe that enables him
305ect his astral body where ne
Without fear of discovery Re
r1ng 70 New York he discovers a
NJ rob . young woman he had
n India o: her fortune. She. in
rneantime. calls in the police,
Shen they flnd they cannot solve
MYSTERY, they call on Duvall.
hna the conspirators arrested.
&6rths the evidence and In the end
t1es the girl.
. ~ picture Introduces a number
uubIe exposures and other tech.
r. detatls. The story, calling for
Peaser interest. is well told and
interest II cumulative. Mr.
RIAam h well exploited by the
oEo with most of the Faversham
caaIity and the supporting cast
1r(ly adequate.
my Santrey sang several new
M and there were other musical
Nm features to lend variety tc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-06
NNUi'slS.

on the day of the eruption OF Mt
Pelce Capt John Hardin, OF the
steamer Princess, rescues nNe-year-
old Annette llinEton from An open
boat, but ~ forced 20 leave behind
her father and his companions. IL
ington h assaulted by Hernandez ana
Ionto in VAIN attempt To get papers
which ilington has MANAGED TO send
aboard the Princess with his daugh-
ter. papers proving his tttie 10 ana
telling the whereabouts Of the lost
island OF Cinnnhar. ilngton's injury
causes his mind 10 become blank.
Thirteen years elapses Hernandez
now an opium smuggler, with Pom
to. lneE, female accomplish. and the
mindless brute that once WAS ling
ton. come 70 Seaport. where the Wild
ow OF capt Hardin is living with her
son Neal and Annette llington, and
plot to steal the papers left 10 An
nette by her father. Neal tries Tor
admission 20 the naval academy. nut
through the treaNhery Of joey WEIGH
or is defeated 10y Joey and disgraced.
Neal enlists In the navy tnez sets
trap for Joey and the conspirators
get him in their power In a siruG
gle for possession OF the map Hern-
audeZ. Annette and Neal each secure
a portion Annette sails on the Cor
onado an search OF her father. IN
Martinique Annette and Neal are cap
tured. but are rescued ny sponge
diver. lnez forErs Identification pa
pers for herself as Annette In an
tnsurrection Neal and Annette are
again captured carried To the sun
city and Annette is offered as sac
rirce 10 the sun god They are res
cued by marines from the Albany.
Landed i'm Tortuga. Annette and Neal
are captured and exposed 70 yellow
fever infection by Hernandez, but are
rescued by sailors from the Albany.
lnez tries 10 rob Annette and escapes.
ON her way TO Chant lilo Annette ~
captured. Neal Is promoted and leads
n party OF transferred men toward
Chantiilo. but IS caught in "A train
wreck on the way. Hernandez and
fuez present the false Identification
papers TO Brother Auselmo at Santa
Maria mission ponto * caught and
killed In his own trap, set for An
nette.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-06
CADILLAC.

A troupe OF girl musicians con
tribute the popular feature in the
burlesque performance in the Cadil.
lac thcater, this week Cora Young
blood. leader or the band, is a talent
ed musician. and plays several in
struments The audience, particular
Iy burlesque house audience, dis
Rays an appetite for musical offer
ings tina: is Unsuitable. That is why
the young women tooters were given
encores. Sunday afternoon.
In addition 10 the musical fea-
tn thefe II tho usual burlesque
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-06
fE AIE PSEES8

songs and the Griswold trio. CON-
posed OF McWiIliams, Baldwin and
Stendsl. offer several song hits.
The singers are great fayorites with
Washington patrons. and the cur.
rent weeks engagement is return
visit.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-06
All Stores in
StOckbridge Entered

JACKSON. Mich. Dec. 6.-SherifY
II. o. Cline. OF Mason. stated tonight
that an investigation is being made
INTO The wholesale burglaries at
Stockbridge Friday night when
every store In the village was enter
ed. Nothing aas been learned as
TO the identity cf the men who broke
into eight business places.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-06
H,ApwAv STRAND.

Htng . guest performance
hetsrnoon. In the Broadway
fhst thcater opened It's
- IN indefinite engagement
fsmous photo-drama dealing
opsfeduess. THE Battle Cry
fhoater was crowded In the
nftoruoon with members OF
jetolt Athletic club, the Aero
II Michigan, well-known mem
the National Guard and the
y Reserves. prominent citizens
Vs!ks Of life. and large
10 OF women, well-known In
and public life.
ner S,ongressmnn Edwir Den.
roosci the audience on what
S6f6uAted as n crime on the
Il Americans In allowing the
"a dclenses to be 30 made
hneoparedness ha, always been
1atest foe" said Mr.. DENLY,
Q0ty Sea that we have thought
cnGuard IL now a highway
thieh troops can be trans
- invade our country. As
- I believe In the glorious
~ Of our national spirit. so
- I believe today In the
fltjcal condition In which our
~ y placed on account OF in
~ means of defense. Since
- times there has been war.
oot alchemy do We determine
4 10 In our generationr the
var viii come some day, but
not DO IN Tire Hemory of
on, ar Of our sons sons"
Uenby was applanded and
= and the audience standing,
3he Star SpangJed Banner"
8 Peat good will.
Dandy announced that the
Gjub Of Michigan desired to
~ IN aeroplane BY popular
1rlion tr present To the aerial
~ the United States, and OPP
nv vas given the audience to
"a The project.
Cukroductiou of the film to
- made az martial AS pos
11lltia and naval men stood
ntrance to the theater, and
3nncunced the beginning Of
1Ibfmance. Capt. Stanley
90 Lewis. Of the Arizona
IVA Gave q lecture to accom-
~ pictures.
koto-drama was arranged by
- BlaclEton, head CT the Vita
cunpnuy. from Hudson Max
ok, 'sDefonseless America"
~ the destruction Of New
A 0u6my, ana reveais
ut happen to any American
~ the country were invaded
ne principal parts are
Rtchmau. welI-known legiti-
~; Lo1ise Beaudet, Norma
~ Mary Maurice and Rcg-
II he course of the pictures
of the American Revolution
.cented, and, In incidents
= I'm the present time. men
own IN public life. are shown
IN screen.
lDanying the picture is spe-
1900 BY the theater orchestra
70 and drum band.
the stay OF The Battle
Peace" In the Broadway
perfcrmances win be given
6>wo hours beginning at l:sc
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J. H IA SsiAV Wal i n M sB 1 Ei'e COM W.
crete mixers. hosting engines etc.
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DETROIT TIMES Representative BUREAU
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AccORuION PLATING, BUTTONS
COVERED 40 ORDER
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DIR. PATTERSON n9E guaranteed
painless method Free examination
Hours, a. m. to 3 p. m. 81 Gratiot.
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Cha RLES y. ROE, Insurance In all
branches 1916 Dime Bank bldg
Phone Cadillac 1915.
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Printing--the plain neat kind--thst
is rfGbt-Times Job Dept.--usir 1870.
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MACHINERY AMI
E0lfIpMENT

- "BREWER'S." %
Broadway Tel Main 563g.
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TLEAN0R HNZZNI!TJ PT0C0CR. frH~
matte soprano. .udurrc1 ly Euro
pcan and American critics Con-
certa and reri'als, voice and inter-
probation. so King-avc. Phone
Market 52EJ.
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WALTER . BuRNs, Inc. ioii Ham
mond bldg. Cadillac 2si. Walter
J. Burma president
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.
BART ~ Flanders &-Barfhel, soil
cltors q s. and foreign pateuts tps
Buhl blk. 30 w Congress Ch'y filb.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-05-21

Mr.. J. s. Farr one Of the Oldest
settlers OF scurry county, and who
owns a nice farm east Of town. has
in forty five acres Of wheat which he
Haid Is the best he ever saw grow In
this county He also has In about
sixty sir acres OF volunteer oats. that
he thinks will make sixty bushels to
each acre II nothing happensto them
Mr.. Farr has ordered him binder
and will be ready for The harvest
when II comes.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-05-21

The South Plains Summer Norm
opens June Z, at Tahoka, Tun
Thorough courses leading 10 d
grades Of teachers certificates a.
regular courses OF any Of the no
school subjects. Committee COMPOSE
OF members Of the faculty to pIn
teachers for next term. Board ehsil
est In the West. Most delightful ph'
to study In Texas. For further inl'
nation write W. b. Bishop, Tihon
Texas or T.. A. Bills. Fluyanna' 10
as.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-05-21

G. 7. Moore. was exhibiting a sam
pie OF wheat from Mr. NJ. H. Williams
farm last Saturday which measured
four feet with heads four inches
long Mr.. williams has about $50
acres OF this wheat and with one
more rain. he Thinks he will easily
thresh out twenty five bushels to
the acre.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-05-21

Joe strayhorn states that in next
weeks Signal a complete financial
statement Of the tabernacle fund will
be made, showing amount raised and
to whom and for what specific pur-
poses paid out.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-05-21
++++++$++%+++++<%+$<*++++ tt<%$%%%*%<$*$%%%%t

J. l. Borough said here Yesterday
that hen at his place has taken
charge Of bed of young kittens,
has whipped the mother cat away and
holds control OF the kitten ranch.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-05-21

Did you ever notice that when wo.
men start to carry a dainty meal to
sick neighbor they select the finest
dish they have and usually trke some
thing the patient dare not cat
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-05-21

II. II. brennan and A. II. Vernon
were here Thursday from Hermleigh
and bought new harvesting ma
chine. They say the wheat and oats
are good over there.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-05-21

The City Board OF Equalization
has been working on tax rendltions
this week. The beard Is composed Of
u. Nation. T. J. Bronson and NJ. H.
Rosser. assisted by V, J. Anderson
and Pat Johnston.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-05-21

The Legislature has passed bill
appropriatlng 10000 to purchase
the site Of the first capital cf Texas
In Washington ounty.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-05-21

/ have returned from Vinson and
am now ready to figure on your pa
per hanging and painting.
c. p. sHAFFER
4gp snyder. Texas
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-05-21

The little three months old baby
Of Mr. and Mrs Calhoune, living on
Il. C. Herm's farm, FIVE miles south
OF town, died Friday night OF last
week with pneumonia
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-05-21
Posted Notice

herewith warn the public that
my property on Bull Greek, Knapp
Texas is posted and no fishing or
hunting is allowed. Offenders will be
prosecuted to the full extent Of the
law. 81
MRS. sALLlE BINNloN
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-05-21

We are ready to serve you with the
best groceries the market affords
and invite a trial order G. S. Perkins
Grocery Company so
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-05-21
THE STATE OF TEXAS
County Of Scurry

Taken up by J, T. Blggs. and es-
trayed before Geo. W Brown. Justice
OF the Peace. Precinct No One, one
dark. bay mare two years old, no
flesh marks or brands. left In care
OF the said J. T. Blggs. about sin
miles west OF Snyder. Texas
The owner Of raid animal Is re-
qucstcd to come forward. prove said
property and pay charges and take
the same away or It will be dealt
with a. the law directs
Given under my hand and seal Of
Office. this 18th day OF May. A. D
1915. 50
tseaD W. T. SKINNER
County Clerk. scurry County Texas
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-05-21

Visit our store, inspect our i'm
mense line OF fresh groceries and
try us out with your orders. Wen do
the rest c. s Perkins Grocery Com
pany go
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-05-21

The Methodist Ladies' will give 4
package sale Thursday. May ~ at
6 p. m. on Mrs. DR.. scarborough's
lawn. Everybody invited. SO
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-05-21

For 25 cents you get package
worth rs cents or more. refresh
ments and good time with the Me-
thodist Ladies Thursday. May q. go
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-05-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Grayum have
moved to their new home and Mrs.
Thornton who bought their place has
moved to II this week.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-05-21

Mr. W. Il. Waldrip and grand
daughter, Roxle Autry. were here on
Monday enroute TO visit at slaton.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-05-21
Coming! Coming!

The Methodist ladies package sale
Thursday. May 81 at p. m. Every
body invited. 90
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-05-21

Atths north '~atd school house in
Snyder, next Saturday night and
Sunday at II o'clock a. m. The pub
lie is invited to attend these services.