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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-10
SPORTING NOTES

Rebuilding the running track 1t Oar.
celon Field. Bates College, was begun
Monday and the work will be rushed to
completion. In charge Of William Rob.
inson, better known as Sparrow" Rob-
lnson. an expert in building cinder
tracks. Bates, after rebuilding it's
track. expects to renew the invitation
extended last year to the New England
intercollegiate Association to hold tts
annual meet there next May.
Jen Smith, the European middlewaisht
champion. easily knocked out Herman
Miller. local mauler. Monday night ut
Baltimore in the third round of their
scheduled 15-round bout. A short right
over the heart. followed by terrific left
nush to the jaw. did the trick.
Johnny Nelson Of Philadelphia STAYED
SIX rounds Monday night at the Olympia.
Philadelphia. with Charley White Of Chi
cago. but in doing SO he took the count
Of nine eight times Nelson was down
twice in the first and second rounds, eaca
the result of solid right and left-hand
punches. After that he sought safety on
the floor. but he gave an exhibition Of
rallies until the fifth round that saved the
bout from being a fiasco. In the fifth he
did not give White a chance to hit him,
and int the sixth he clinched and stalled
The fifth was the only round in which
Johnny did not take the count of nine.
Billy Carney Of New Bedford and Wal
ter Bartlett of California boxed to a l:-
round draw at the Lenox A. c. at Giou-
cester Monday night. Mike Glover being
the third man in the ring. Every round
was full Of action. Some thought Bart
lett had a shade on the New Bedford lad,
but the majority concurred with the ref
cree. @N
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AID Rates

Four lines Is words to . iinsl
or IS WORDS or less cost 15c. for
ono issue, aoe. tor three and SOC.
for week. Pro rata price will be
charged for Advertisements sx.s
eesdine four lines. In sending by
mail, enclose stamps with order,
40 charges are too small to open
accounts.
The Journa! does not knowingly
accept any fraudulent Advertising
Of any kind. the journal will in
vsstigats promptly and vigorously
every claim from any person who
has bson in any way deceived or
mistreatsd through answering ~
advertisement. The Journal will
thank it's readers to bring to Ne
attention any failure on the part
Of an advertiser to mako sooa ms
promises. l. 10 the belief OF sn.s
paper that an advertiser serves ms
own interest best only when no
serves the public best. 1t you are
not satisfied tell the Journal.
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READFIELD

The installing officer Saturday even
ing at Lafayette Lodge, No. 4s, F. & A.
M. was Past Master C. w. Crosby,
assisted by Past Master, John Wing,
both of Asylum Lodge, Wayne. officers
for ensuing year. E. G. Palmer, w. M;
Leon c. Roberts, S. W.: F. A. Hunton,
J. W.; Linwood Luce, s. D.; Joshua
Brown. ]. D.; F. I. Brown, T.; Co.'S
tello Weston. Secy.: F. H. Dodge. S. S. !;
E. A. Tingley, ]. S.; J. A. Newton,
Chaplain; M. w. Manter, Organist; A.
H. Wilson. T.
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Bangor Commercial-In probate court
Monday, Judge Warren heard pro-
test by certain heirs Of the late George
Selwyn Kimball of Bangor, former
commercial travel and author, who left
an estate Of about $4,000. against the
appointment of Warren Craig of this
city as administrator Of the estate to
succeed Mrs. Kimball, who died recent
ly. Mr.. Craig is husband Of one Of the
nieces of Mr.. Kimba]l. these nieces
sharing in the estate. The nieces.
with the exception of Mrs. Craig. pro-
test against the appointment Of Mr..
Craig as administrator. Judge Warren
took the case under advisement. Hon.
Taber d. Bailey represents the ma
jority heirs and U. G. Mudgett, Esq,
represents Mr.. Craig.
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MARRIED
AROOSTOOK.

AROOSTOOK.
Pressure 1sle-Oct. &c. Enoch Monroe and
Alice Atkinson, both of Pressure Isle.
CUMBERLAND.
Portland-Nov 4, Eugene Griffin and
Eva Mathews, both Of Bangor.
KENNEBEC.
Waterville-Nov. 4, Lester W. Stewart
and Hazel NJ. Messer both Of Bangor.
PENOBSCOT.
Bangor-Nov. 6, Wallace Leo Kenney Of
Orono and Julia Agnes Geagan.
Garland-Nov. 8, Ray w. Philbrick and
Mabelle Page.
Kingman-Nov: 4, Leon Everett Blod-
gett and Lena May Mckinney, both Of
Newport.
Pittsfeld-Nov. 1, Edward w. Jackson
Of st. Adams and Mary e. Packard.
WASHINGTON.
Milbridge-Nov. 8. Willard W. Norton
and Vesta H. Colson.
MISCELLANEOUS
Lowell. Mascot. "a. Elmer Bragg Of
Pittsfield and Margaret NJ. Costello.
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BELGRADE

N0RTH-rhe grand aaasuuereAe hali
at Andrews hall ON Tuesday evening"
was . most succeosful A6oar e. HQW
q large crowd from Augusta, WARS
VILE. Oakland. Belgrade ana smith eid.
Miss Marion Thompson hae returned
to Gardiner from Pomfrek, Conn. where
she has been for the mast three 1890.
She stopped over In Boston Monday
nasnt with friends ana alse In Portland
on Tuesday. arriving In Gardiner that
evening. ! .
Much good work IL being done on the
road leading from the Horse Point road
toward Gleason's camps; also on the
Horse Point road from the main r6ad
to Branch Hill.
Miilard Stevens and crew of men are
making breaxwater at Camp Merry
weather. having the work now nearly
completed.
MI. and Mrs. NJ. K. Stevens were in
Gardner visiting their daughter, Miss
ruth thompson. one day last week nj
Henry Richards
Mrs. Grace Lombard and Mrs. Hazel
wade of Waterville were callers on
Mrs Ed Rollins a few days ago, COMING
by automobile.
me Lakeshore sewing society met
with Mrs. Mary Wallace on the Sth.
Carlton Cook was in Oakland Nom
day on business.
Z. j. Anderson is having a cement
wall put under his buildings.
Mrs. Bertha Witkers acted as substi-
tute teacher at the Washington school
tuesday afternoon in order to allow
the regular teacher, Harold Taylor, to
attend the election.
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For Sale-ReaI Estate

a GOOD BUSINESS ON WATER
% 81. INQUIRE at 80 Powhattan st.. Angus
"a, Maine 80 novi0d3t
GOOD DAIRY, POULTRY AND Po-
tato farm s. A.. cutting eleven tons hay;
CAPABLE Of twenty. Few apples. plums,
Strawberries, q miles to one village, 81
to another. Wood for home use; 50M
lumber. Buildings In good condition. Tie
Of Horace B. Martin. Weeks Mills, Me-,
4. o. Tel. So. China l4-N. novlodzw'
TO THE MAN WHO IS LOOKING
for a good farm or q nice city home ,
will be pleased to show some Of the finest
trades that can be found anywhere.
nave nothing but the best. Also big
timber lot of 160 acres spruce, pine, hem
lock and white ash. all big nice growth.
Well, have got a dandy up-to-date cot
tage at Isle of Springs; to the summer
people in the big cities who como to
Maine, 1 can show them some dandy
places near Belgrade Lakes or q good
many other places; see me any time; all
letters answered; now is your time to
buy. 2: F. Rice, Real Estate. Augusta.
Tel. 1O61-W. nov10d1w
OR TO LET-MY RESIDENCE IN
Hallowell, ii rooms besides large bath
room and sleeping porch; also stable.
ter. Tel. 727-J. c. H. Cfary. Hallowell.
nov10d3t
IF YOU WANT A FARM SEE NE
first. 80 a.. 45 In feld,l wood home. use.
new house. nice barn. young orchard. 40
tons hay included. 5000. Owner leaves
State 18th, must be sold before. Is a., 90
in field. $1,000 lumber plenty wood, all
kinds small fruits. elegant spring water,
good buildings, included is best set farm
ing tools 20 be found on any farm, hay,
cows. 2 heifers. 2 horses. Asking price
5000. going at some price this month.
Only 2 m. out. Here is one Of $50 a., wood
more than pay for it, good buildings, for
500. Another one of 80 a., fruit and wood
home use, nice buildings, $500. Best offer
takes either. If you want farm come
to me. Amos H. Higgins. Augusta and
Gardiner. nov8d3ts
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New York Money Market

New York, Nov. g.
Mercantile paper 81 per cent
Sterling: Sixty-day bills Ala; CONNER.
cial 6o-day bills on banks 47Oi; CONNER
ciai 60-day bills 400. demand AS lI-Is
cables 476 7-16; francs. demand 5.s4a. ca
bles 1854; marks, demand 6Sz, cables 70.
kronen, demand III. cables 12s; BUILDERS
demand 403, cables II: Tires. demand SO
cables 669: rubles. demand soa, cables 3oi.
Bar silver III.
Mexican dollars 55s.
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds strong.
Time loans firm: GO days ca03, 80 days
3@3a, six months 340SA
inS rate "a. last loan a. closing bid q,
offered at q. S4
U. s. reg. Is ............................ 500
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SMITHFIELD

There will be box social at the school
mouse on Friday evening. Nov. TO- All
are invited. Ladies' will please bring
boxes and gents plenty of money,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Murray returned
from Waterville Sunday.
Inc many friends of Charles Harlow
Will be pleased to know he is able to ride
out
Mrs. A. P. Holmes rode out Sunday for
the first time since her illness.
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New York Produce Market

Now x01k, nov. o.
FLOUR-Strong: spring patents slS9
winter patents N0@Ss5; winter straights
SSS68S0.
WHEAT-Spot strong: No. ! Durum
2z7A: No. 3 hard 206a: No. / northern Du.
luth IN; No. northern Manitoba Ab -
fob New York.
CORN-Spot strong; No. yellow no -
elf New York.
OATS-spot strong: standard 81 1-4@s-s.
PORK-Firm; family 32@A.
BEEF-Quiet.
LARD-Strong; middle west N600176o.
p BUTTER-Firm: receipts 961S; creamery
higher than extras 38@3SA: creamery. q
score. 81 1-4@s7A: hrsts S60s7: seconds ~
@35a.
EGGS-Steady: receipts 14.726: fresh
gathered extra fine 1904; extra firsts 40
941; flrsts 37@39; seconds 35@37: nearby
hennery whites fine to fancy COOS; near
by hennery browns 45@52
POTATOES-Easier: Bermuda Dbl. 5000
600; Maine 4S0@525; state 4So@500: Jersey
AS: sweets southern 125@2S.
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aassec husstts. wnsfs - NJ vAas
relatives. - ls
Wednaeoay Pomona Orange 1t sidney
Mrs. j: p. Hattin and her maid are
keeping house TOR Mrs.. II. r Chase
while abe - away.
Ara Mafgusrdte Barry of 0ardjnee
was calling on friends here Tuesday,
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Boston Produce Market

Boston, Nov. 9.
BEEF-Choice whole cattle Isl.
SPRING BRAN-3150q32O0
BUTTER-Northern 375@3S; western 35h
@31
CORNING. 2 yellow 40.
EGGS-Choice hennery and nearby $50
80; western 36@44.
FLOUR-Spring patents 9s5G1N0.
HAY-No. l grade 2050@2150.
LAMBS-Spring 16G163.
MIXED FEED-346A.
OATS--No. 2 clipped white 65l.
PORK-Medium backs 1925.
POTATOES-35O per two-bushel bag.
SUGAR-Granulated, 20 Dbl. lots, 760.
VEAI-10G16.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-10

Albert Franz Jahnke. who died re,
Gently in Richmond. Va. had the dis
tinction Of being the oldest jeweler In
that state. having founded his business
in 1852 and conducted 1t continuously
afterward. with only one change IN the
frm name.
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Chicago Produce Market

Chicago, Nov. 9.
Forcible upward swings in the wheat
market today carried wheat prices to the
highest level yet this season for May de-
livery-192 7-S a bushel, A big export de-
mand was chiefly responsible. The mar
ket closed strong 1898 3-8 net higher.
with December at 1s9 ga to 1870 and May
at 1872 1-S. Other leading staples, too. all
showed gains-corn "a to ga. oats 10 to
I 1-S@1 IA, and provisions Is to 49,
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! New York Sugar Market

New York. Nov. 9.
Raw steady; centrifugal $50: molasses
565; sales $500 tons full duty, 5000 bags
Porto Ricos and 1900 bags Of Cuban. Re-
fined sugar steady: fine graduated 1900
100.
Futures opened quiet with trading con-
fined to December, which advanced three
points.
The list declined in the late trading
under light realizing and closed steady
and unchanged to three points lower.
Sales $500 tons. Dec. $40, Jan. 462. March
434.
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LITCHFIELD

PLAINS-Mrs. d. r. Small attended
the wedding Of her sister Winona Dus-
tin at Rochester. N. H., last week.
Mrs. M. e. Chase went Monday to
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Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago, Nov. ..
HoGs-Receipts $4,000: weak at 1oc ad-
vance above yesterdays average; bulk ss5
@995: light sS5@s95; mixed 9S5@10o6; heavy
S35@10o5: rough 9a5@s55; pigs 675@S5.
beef cattle 71O@12o5: western steers 67O@
1910; stockers and feeders 480@s00; cows
and heifers 375@975; calves 8500LOQ
SHEEP-Receipts 1900; strong; Hwethers
775@890; ewes 420@775; lambs 9OO@1170.
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In India the presence Of peacocks. de-
notes that there are tigers In the VI
entity.
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NEW PLEASANT BUNGALOW
house, rooms. East side. three minutes
from Halloweli postoHice furnished or
unfinished winters coal. Y Depot So,
Gardiner. Me. novlOdlw|
SUITE OF ROOMS FOR LIGHT
Nov II. newly papered and
painted; also single room. Inquire II
Child st. or Lunch Room Shoe Factory.
novl0d3t
JUST CoMPLETED-MoDERN SEW
en-room house with bath. Apply to
George A. Merrill at Merrill Bros. Az.
gusta. oct19dtf
HOUSE OF ROOMS TO LET AFT
err Nov. Is. All modern conveniences. "A
East Crescent st. Apply to r. K. Well
man. IS Sewall ST.. Augusta. novsdtf
LOWER TENEMENT AT q CHAPEL
street. Apply to E. H. Doe. "a Chape!
street. novSd1wk'
OR WILL LEASE, A FARM OF q
acres on the car line. Large new house,
hardwood floors; good water in the house.
electric lights and phone, several new
hen houses. Also a nice driving horse for
sale. Write at once. Farmer, Watervilie
Maine. novSdlw
FOR THE LEGISLATIVE SESSION
large sunny room with alcove, also
table board, near State House. Ihe
Misses Cannon 1873 State ST. novsotf
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM S
furnace heat. light and bath. Mrs. Lib
hey, ~ Elm ST.. Augusta. novSdlwk'
sEVEN.ROoM BUNGALOW, ELEc-
trio lights. hardwood floors. bath. steam
heat furnished, also two large furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. Deenan,
III State ST. Phone 6lS-W. nov6otf
NEW MODERN HOUSE, FIVE
rooms and bath, all conveniences. Elec-
trio lights, gas and furnace. Apply J. k
nov4dlw
FURNISHED ROOM WITH MODERN
conveniences. q Bridge st. Tel. 3SS-W:
nov4d1wk"
RooM-ELECTRIC LIGHT, BATH,
use of phone. Mrs. Belle Murray. 2
Crosby street. Phone 2S4W. nov6dtf
SUNNY THREE ROOM SUITE ON
first floor Of No. rs Winthrop street, all
heated and lighted and use OF bath. hard
wood floors, gas stove, newly papered and
painted. Gertrude S. Bangs, ~ winthrop
st. nov2dtf
A CONVENIENT RENT OF FIVE
rooms, down stairs, NO. 5 Columbia St
Place: Apply to w. F. PreDi a,v1 4S $:
FURNISHED ROOM WITH ALL
modern conveniences. Use of telephone
Two minutes to electrics. Convenient for
meals. ~ Gannett st. Tel 366-M. novldtf
A CONVENIENT RENT OF FIVE
rooms. Apply to w. G. Boothby, kenne-
bee savings Bank oct2Sdtf
UPSTAIRS RENT, CENTRAL LoCA-
ton, moderate price. Inquire S. S. Lam
caster. City Bldg. oct2Sdtf
HOUSE OF EIGHT ROOMS WITH
bath, furnace, hard wood floors, electric
lights, set tubs, ETC., also apartment OF
six rooms, hard wood floors, electric
lights. Apply at 1856 Water st. Tel. 96-W.
oct19dtf
HOUSE At 9 EAST CRESCENT
street. Electric lights in each room, flush
closet, shed room and other conveniences.
Apply at No. ~ Chapel street. or telephone
lUSS-M. oct23dtf
FURNISHED ROOM, WITH MOD
ern conveniences. II Green st. Tel:
654-M. oct21dtf
JUST coMPLETED.MoDERN SEW
en-room house with bath. Apply to
George A. Merrill at Merrill Bros. Au-
gusta. oct19dtf
A GOOD TENEMENT ON STATE
street with bath. One small tenement on
Gage street. One rear office on Water
street. near Bridge st. Augusta Real
Estate Association. octl9dtf
FURNISHED ROOMS WITH MOD.
ern conveniences. Price Sl50 UP per week.
Lodging soc: per night. Hartford House
Phone Ss1-W. sept3dtf
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Price $500
No More

ed, 9-room house with bath, wood shed
an barn barn connected other buildings are
shop. on main road. r. F. D.
and telephone. line. Don't wait to write,
but come and see me. Easy terms D.
L. Hysom. 14s Cony st., Augusta, Me.
~. = novSdtf
THE FREDERICK HAMLEN HOUSE,
20 pleasan: St, 10 rooms, 6 sleeping rooms,
bath bath hot water water heat; Large cellar, fire;
M Fl S August a lei sssM aurs n NOV M
COTTAGE HOUSE WITH STABLE,
greenhouse, acre of land, in East vassal-
boro on car line. For particulars address
Miss Abbie Lewis. East Vassalboro.
nov7d1ws
I HAVE WITHOUT DOUBT SOME
of the best trades in the city of Augusta,
in small cottage houses. blocks or tene-
ment houses for investment or homes.
pay for themselves, come and talk It over Or
with me. Easy terms and houses that
are bargains. F. w. Diplock, Owner, 1888
Water St., Augusta. nov4d4wks
OVER SO ACRES OF BEST LAND. A
good hay barn. 80 rods on electric car
line. Short miles above Fairfield vii.
lsge. Further information on inquiry. E.
G. Lowe. Fairfield. Me. feb26dtf
MY RESIDENCE AT 10 WESTERN
Ave.. Augusta. J. Frank Dyer. 1876 Water
st. Augusta. "' sept19dtf
LOTS FOR sALE-oN JOHNSON,
Cushman. drew, and Pike SITS. Not the
little pinched city lots with barely room
for house. but high suburban lots each
containing $500 square feet. Near good
school and electric road. The public ser
vice Of city water. gas and electric lights
available for each lot. J. r. Townsend,
Augusta. Maine. 3lS Water St House
Telephone S96-W. feblldtf
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Observation-Disclosures

YOUNG WIDOW WITH BOY OF
eight, would like situation as housekeeper
in small family. Address w. A. S., care
Kennebec Journal novSd1w*
LADY WOULD LIKE CHANCE IN
homelike place to keep house for one or
two people. for moderate wages, woman
alone or aged couple, best references.
Address A. B.. care kennebec Journal,
Augusta. novSd3ts
POSITiON-AMER MAN AND
wife desire q position on farm. Expert
enced. Will furnish good references. Ad-
dress Box 81 Route Is. Gardiner, Maine
nov7dlw
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To Let in Halloweu
The BRICK NINE Room

On Water street, next south OF the
vaughan Brook. House and erounos en-
tirely remodeled.
New bath room complete. with not ana
cold water; new sunny kitchen with large
slate sink and slate wash trays, not anu
cold water: electric lights throughout;
small furnace; newly painted, ana pap
cred.
new garage. with cement floor, sloping
to central wash drain.
Fine view down the river. ample land
for vegetable garden.
Apply to S. g. Otis, Hallowetl
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New Advertisements Today

For sale-Piano.
For Sale-Farm.
Wanted-Teachers.
For Sale-Farm, etc.
For Sale-Residence.
To let-Modern house.
Lost-Lady's seal cape.
Wanted-Wood furnace.
For sale-Good business.
To Let-Suite of rooms.
Lost-Black leather bag.
To Let-Bungalow house.
For Sale-Household goods.
For Sale-De Laval separator.
Wanted-Woman for housework.
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6UY AT MY POTATO HOUSE

PEOPLE TO KNOW THAT l SHALL
open my cider mill Wednesday, Nov. ].
1916. and run two weeks. closing Wed.
Nov. 10. L. H. Black, Oakland, Maine.
r. F. D. Sc. nov1d2wa
FALSE TEETH-HIGHEST CASH
prices paid for false teeth, old gold, silver,
old platinum. Please mail to Berners
False Teeth Specially. % Third ST.. Troy.
n. Y. and receive check by the returning
mall. octI2d1moe
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Wanted-:1ale Help
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Boston Stock Market
BOSTON RAILROADS.
Elevated ............. 70 70 70 \
& NJ, ............ 46 IS 46 a
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MAN OR BOY WITH EXPERIENCE
to do chores and drive team. Give ref
erences. Address Box 1173, Gardiner.
nOy6Cl1 w
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MACHINISTe, ALSO HANDY MEN
to become machinists under instructions.
Excellent chance to get the trade. Com
Portable shops to work in. Hyde Wind
lass Co, Bath, Me. oct3Qd2w
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-06-30

Mr.. p. II. Caldwell and family
were over near Dunn last week WIS.,
ltlng Mr.. and Mrs. Rhea Mcfarland.
The two men were over on the orck
fishing and while strolllng about
tho creek bottom they found five
young hound puppies. Rhea took II
as an omen OF good luck and felt
that he and ?. II. were now In the
Champ Clark list Of Democrats. p. II.
was pleased with the idea Of raising
a pack to use In chasing wolves, but
then he remembered the average
Arkansas home with lot Of hounds
lounglng about the door and the
chicken yard, and ne drove back
home leaving Rhoa In peaceful pos
session Of the entire kennel
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-06-30
Sam uuLL Fon rAx AssEssoR

The signal presents this week the
announcement Of Mr.. Sam Hull OF
Snyder for the office OF Tax Assessor
OF scurry County subject to Demo-
cratic primary. Everybody In Snyder
and lots Of people all over the count
ry know Sam Hull and appreciate
him as high toned and honorable
gentleman. lie has lived here long
time engaged In business as a car
pointer. contractor and builder and
has given satisfactory service In all
his undertakings and business deal
ings.
He Is honest and competent to
discharge the duties Of Tax Assessor.
lie is accurate and palnstaking In
his work. He has a good knowledge
OF property values and II elected VIII
treat everybody alike so that equal
lty may prevail In all property rem
dltIons He Is industrious and cour-
teous and will see that all property
Is shown upon the rolls
His announcement comes late, but
he will see MS many OF the people as
possible In the short time left for
canvaslng and invites investigation
OF his character aud qualifications
for the office.
When you come TO make out your
ticket give his claims due consldera-
ton. He wants your vote and infu-
ence.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-06-30

when YOU come to Sweotwater'
Texas, drive your car in the Nation
al Highway Garage. on the west side
OF the square. near the hotels. No
charges to tourists and visitors for
day storage. DO not leave your car In
the hot sun. It will ruin the varnlsh
and upholsterlng on your car. You
are welcome to make our place home
while In Sweotwater. We have free
air and water on the side walk. We
carry fine line of accessories and
tires. Our readers are especially In
vlted to call on them when in Sweet
water. fSu
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-06-30

'Mr. Redfield Of Sears. RoebucR
4 Co. Is said to have stated at re-
cent meeting OF the American Ad
club that his company makes a care
full survey OF the country to ascer-
tain what communities are dead on
the advertising proposition. and that
where local merchants are not ad-
yertlsIng In their town papers, right
there Is sent flood of Sears, Roe
buck catalogs." lie said, at always
brings results far In excess Of the
same efforts In territory where the
local merchants use their newspa-
pers." The above was not stated by
a newspaper man pushing advertls-
ing but by a merchant addressing
other merchants in a convention or
assoclatlonal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
News.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-06-30
N0TIoE.

scurry County Poultry Association
will meet on the 18th dry OF july
at . pm. In the Justlse OF Peace
cfnce. Each member Is urged to be
present,lR
The scurry County Poultry Associa-
tlon wants II Understood that this
is an invitation for every one inter
ested In Poultry In Snyder and Sour
~ County. and there is extended a
cordial Invitation to all such to join
the Association II they 10 desire.
G. II. Kelly. President.
Mrs. s. s. Daugherty, Sec,