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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-04
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each week for four successive weeks
previous to the return day hereof.
in some newspaper published In
your county. II there be a newspa-
per published therein, but II not
then In any newspaper published In
the s2nd Judicial District; but II
there be no newspaper published In
said Judicial District. then In a news
paper published In the nearest Dis
trict 10 said Sand judicial District;
to appear at the next regular term
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thereof. ia snyder Texas on the 4th
Monday In May, A. d. 1917, the
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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-04

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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-04

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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-05-04

I
]. G. Harris. Of the Snyder Alb
stract Company, has two advertise
ments in the Signal. which will In
terest all farmers as well as other
people. Soc what he has TO say.
Mrs y. ]. Andersonand daughter
have returned from a visit TO rela
tlyes In Central Texas. Mr.. Ander-
son met them In sweetwater on their
return. They now reside on the sec
ond floor OF the Baker Grayum &
Anderson building.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall A. Fuller
are spending the week In Fort Worth
where they will place orders for fur
nlture for their new home. william
remained at home with Mrs. Man
~.
]. N. Patterson. Of the First State
Bank and Trust Company has re-
turned from Abilene where he went
on navy" business.
Walter Smith has returned from
San Antonio whore no went to look
into the training camp.
~. u. Matthews Of the quality
store for ladies has an adv. on the
last page OF the Signal which al
ways has a pleasing story about
wearing apparel for the ladies. Don't
fail to note what he has to say.
J. r. Payne. Of Route I was here
last week and stated that he was
going to inject agricultural train
lng into the school IN his commun-
ity
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-20
WRONG AGAIN. GODFREY

The Advertiser quotes Brush Of the
Reds as saying that he was surprised
that the Star-Bulletin did not select
Smiles vredenbnrg as one of the
IaIi-star players Of the year: In the
first place Brush did not make this
statement, and in the second place the
Advertiser should know that Smiles
Vredenburg was named as one of the
stars on the first team selected by
the Star-Bulletin.
This statement published in the Adj
vertiser of Monday is wrong as. are
two other stories, one that Folwell
has been released as coach at Penn
sylvania. and the other that Japan
ese swimmer viii compete for the
first time in aquatic sports. Folwell
will coach Penn next year, and Shigi
Matsuguma of Palama has been
prominent figure in swimming events
in the past.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-20
LOCAL BOWLERS
MEET San JOSE
Standing Of Pacific Y. m. c. A. Bowling
League

This includes wireless results from
Honolulu's matches with Los Angeles
and Vallejo.
Al wireless received last evening
brought word that Honolulu had won
four straight games from Vallejo in
last weeks Pacific Y. M. C. A. League
match. This mornings mail also
brings the good news that Honolulu
captured another four from Los An
geles in the match of February s
which was not reported by wireless.
The percentage table taking these
matches into account shows San Jose
and Honolulu to be practically tied for
first place. Results from San Jose's
matches with Sacramento and Los An
geles will be awaited with interest.
Tonight at 1880 the Honolulu teams
bowl on. the local "Y" alleys against
San Jose, the, leaders. This match
probably will decide the championship.
Honolulu has yet to howl Oakland and
Fl. Mcdowell while San Jose meets
Tucson and the U. s.. N. T. s.. before
the season ends March 3.
Honolulu's line.ups for tonight viii
be as follows:
First team Wikander, Mills (cap-
tainJ, Scott, Young, Chamberlin.
Second team Tinker, Canario. Will
liams, Pong or Metfyen and Soares.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-20

MGR while pitching In the Mission
League won Is straight games In.
asnuch as he has been in condition
during the winter months, McCredie
may send him against the 18th Infan-
try team on Thursday. The youngster
Is - years old, sings from the port
side and tips the Fairbanks at liz
pounds.
Walter McCredie will be accom-
panied by three newspaper writer's OF
Portland who are well known in the
sport world. Robert A. Cronin, sport:
ing editor of the Oregon Journal; Ros-
coe Fawcett, sporting editor of the
Portland 0regonian, and Lou Ken.
nedy. who handles the athletics on the
Evening Telegram will join the party
and tell the Oregon folks what is what
and who's why in the camp.
As to the possibility of stiff com.
petition, the last trip Of the All.
Americans should be enough to give
the local players line on what the
lesguers can do. These boys will be
out to show Boss Mack something and
We shall expect some good ball from
the crowd
Meet Wreckers
The Portland team will meet the
Wreckers In the first battle on Thurs.
day. whichAis expected to begin late
owing to the swimming meet. and it is
thought that the local players will win
out in the aloha contest. McCredie is
certain to give his players a chance
to show what they can do and none
Of the regulars will be making an eff
fort to throw their arms out in the
first clash
Rogan is a pretty fair pitcher az
hurlers go and the Beavers will have
plenty of competition. The Wreckers
should by all the laws of the game
give the visitors the short end of the
scrap. Roean ought to outpitch any
Of the Portland beavers, while it viii
be up to the stars of the Northwest
to hold up the honors of the field.
With Big Johnson welding his war
club Walter will have chance to see
what his recruits can do from the
jump. Rogan, Goliah, Smith, Johnson
and Grafton are hard combination
to face, while Swinton is always dan
gerous at the bat. From the dope
thus far It looks like q victory for
the Wreckers, but the fan must not
forget that the All-Americans upset
much OF the dope last year.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-20

Haryard's football players who are
not engaged in any of the winter
sports are keeping in physical trim BY
passing the pigslxin around IL the
a~eball cage at the Cambridge insti-
tuition.
Fordham University recently made
handball varsity sport and . squad
Of % students answered the first c1IL
Contests viii be arranged with New
York club teams and college players
Including Yale and Princeton
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-20
YALE GRlDIR0N CARD
ANNOUNCED FOR 1917

new HAVEN. Conn.-Yale's foot
bah schedule, as announced. contains
two changes. as compared with last
years program. Lehigh and Washing
ton and jefferson are dropped and
their places are taken by Amherst
and University of North Carolina.
with the exception of the game with
Harvard at Cambridge. all the games
WI be played in the Yale bowl The
schedule:
September 20, Carnegie Institute of
Technology: October 6, University OF
Virginia: October 1S, Virginia Poly
technic Institute; October 20, Am
herst: October %. Colgate: November
3, University of North Carolina; No
MEMBER 10. Brown; November IL
Princeton: November "a. Harvard.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-20
Ross and LANCER Are
Old Rivals In Swims
Honolulu Fans Certain to Witness Great Race Between These
Ntators in Both $50 and 40 Yard Eyents-Ross First
Made His Start at Portand-Langer Sets Many New Rec
ordS During Career0cean Park Race to Be Founght Over

One or the big features of the SWIM
nine L Get which will be held on the
harbor beginning Thursday will be
Norman Ross in the 40 and $50 yard
races. Ross is after Ludy's scalp and
the swimming enthusiasts will know
this when the two natators hook up
In the big events.
Norman Ross is practically a new
conner in the swimming ranks, but in
the short time that he has been COM
Deting he's flashed through the water
in remarkable time. He first started
his work In the water in Portland and
afte- sGing Thomas and McMurray
some hard rubs decided that he would
win something for himself, and pro-
-ceeded to win the Christmas swim,
and break all the records that were
chalked up around the Rose City,
Set New Records
Then Ross drifted south and the
Olympic CLUB give him permission to
practise out In its tank, and his work
n California has been such as to give
the swimming enthusiasts something
to think about. Ross set a few tank
records and then went south to meet
Ludy LANCER in a mile swim.
The two mermen started out at a
fast clip and Ross led for the first 440
yards by one stroke. Then he kept
up the pace, and at the SS0-yard mark
Ross was leading LANCER by less than
one yard. and strange to say both
these distances we're made In time
better than the record. LANCER pass
ed Ross before the mile mark was
reached and finished with the honors.
Now Ross and LANCER both want a
chance TO square things.
Ross is big fellow, perhaps the
largest swimmer in the ranks today.
He weighs over 200 pounds, and tow
ers up over six feet. He Is stilI
youngster and hopes to set number
of new marks before the season IS
over. Ross is registered at stanford.
Notable Record
IL one man more than another de-
serves special page In aquatic his
tory that man Is Ludwig LANCER,
swimmer extraordinary. winner of
three national titles In as many weeks
and in as manv different parts Of
these United States. The achieve
ment looms as the outstanding feature
OF the past swimming season. LANCER
is a product OF Southern California
and q member Of the Los Angeles Atii-
letic Club, under whose coiors he CON-
peted.
The triple triumph Of LANCER was
rs merited as It was unexpected. For
the past two annums LANCER has been
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-20

winning title after title. but all his
successes were achieved the Pa
c'fic coast Many had predicted that
should LANCER travel east he would
there meet his Waterloo. Even Ho-
nolulu fans did not believe LANCER
would win three titles.
Last summer the Los Angeles Ath-
letie Club decided that LANCER should
travel east to meet the best In the
land. While on hfs trip LANCER was
scheduled TO compete In two races
and finish his tour with a third NJ
Ocean Park. In each event the nation
al chsmpionship was to be the prize
Defeats Best
The first event for LANCER was tho
440-yard race at Trayers island. New
York Critics throughout the East
n-edicted that LANCER would never be
able to lead the classy field entered.
In this race was Voilmer. the New
York Athletic Club sensation. and the
man who broke five worlds records In
as many weeks: Ted Cam and others
less famous.
LANCER arrived IN Gotham three
days before the event was scheduled
to take place. He swan over the
course once and announced, himself
ready. What happened the day OF the
race is history. LANCER started off In
the lead and was never headed. His
time was extremely fast and with the
finish Of the race he was heralded as
the swimming champion Of champions.
The following week LANCER appear
ed IN st, Louis 10 defend his crown
as national Ss0.yard champion. And
with another classy field entered Ian.
ger won with ease. He left his rivals
far In his wake.
Wins Again
LANCER followed this up with vic.
tory in the mile swim at Ocean Park.
LANCER was IN fine fettIe on this day
and set new American record for
the distance This record was not al
lowed, the A. A. q. officials stating
that the names Of witnesses were
omitted at the time the mark was re-
cefved.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-20
What TO EXPECT

Tonight Reds VS. Alerts, !,
= basketball championship at T. NJ. 4
= &. A. at s O'clock.
= Wednesday, February 81 Port 4
= land Beavers arrive from Van =
= CONVEX VIII Ic qIartesed ut =
\ Trenholm.
= Thursday. February % Big :
= swimming meet on harbor at
y 100. =
= Thursday, February 22-Port- /,
= land VS.. 18th Infantry at Athletic =
= Park at 4 o'clock. =
= Saturday. February "a Sec =
= ond day CT swimming meet on :
= harbor at 1:30. =
= Saturday. February 24-Port- =
= land VS.. 25th Infantry at Athletic \
= Park at 4 o'clock. =
= Saturday, February "a Entries =
=. close for ladies' tennis tourney at !
\ Z. o. Hall & Sons. =
Saturday, February 24-Inter- =
= scholastic eross-country run. =
= Sunday. February Is Port =
= land VS.. Chinese at Athletic Park =
= at 2:30. \
Monday, February 26-Ladies' 4
: tennis championship play begins. =
b 4 = 4 4 4 4 = b = 4 = = = =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-20
ROUSSEAU LEAVES Y. M.
FOR VISIT TO COAST

]. Alfred Rousseau. assistant physi-
cal director of the Y. NJ. c. A., win
leave On the Ventura this evening for
a business trip to the mainland, where
he has been called to his old home in
New Orleans. Rousseau has been q
member of the local .Y" staff since
October 1. and goes on leave Of abb
senee until some time in the summer.
The large amount of publicity given
to Y. M. C. A. athletics during the
year has been largely due to the ciev-
er work of Rousseau IN gathering and
writing news OF the various "Y''
leagues and contests. He has been in
special charge Of physical training for
employed boys, students and members
OF the intermediate department. in.
which he has made q distinct success
and won many friends.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-20
Tennis
CHAMP IONS IN
HARD CONTEST
Atherton Courts Officially OPP
ened Yesterday With Four
Exciting Matches
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS
TENNIS, OPENING OF
ATHERToN COURTS

F. c. Anterior and R. d. Williams
won from c. H. Cooke and II A
Cooke, 6-S, .6-2, 6-5.
J. L. Guard won from X. b. Barnes
Ca, 6-3.
Miss Leonora Andersen and Glenn
Jackson won from Miss Alice Hopper
and r. X. Thomas, rs.
Miss Alice Hopper and ]. p Morgan
won from Miss Thelma Wicke and
Ross Page, Ga.
One of the mCst interesting matches
seen in local tennis circles for some
time was staged yesterday afternoon
in connection with the dedication of
the Anterior tennis courts for the use
OF Y M. c. A. members. Three for
mer Hawaiian champions donned
their tennis garb and showed flashes
Of form that won them trophies in
years gone by.
: Frank C. Atherton, former singles
champion, paired with DR.. X. ID. Will
liams, president OF the Mid-Pacific
institute, won from c. II. and r. A.
Cooke, who have held numerous dou-
bles titles number of years ago.
Atherton and Williams won the decid-
ing set by the closest possible margin
after the score stood set apiece anu
5 all. The Cooke brothers excelfed
in net work, while Anterior and Will
hams drove with more speed and &C
curacy.
Jack Guard showed exceptionally
good form in his singles match with
Kenneth Barnes. These two Manoa
players are old rivals, but Guard was
a little stronger yesterday and Won
out, Ga. e-3.
The opening match brought out the
physical directors or the Y. w. c. A.
and Y. nj. C. A. Miss Leonora Ander-
sen and Glenn Jackson won set
from Miss Alice Hopper and R. X.
Thomas. Later on ]. p. Morgan,
chairman of the tennis committee.
with Miss Alice Hopper as his part
ner, captured set from Ross Page,
president Of the newly formed Y. M.
c. A. Tennis Club, who was paired
with Miss Thelma Wfcke.
Summaries of the mems doubles:
Atherton and Williams VS.. Cooke and
Cooke
First set
Athertcn and Wiili~ns-
475 24436 55f2 $50 6
Cooke and Cooke
9S4125 $50 8
Second set.
Atherton and Williams
544s144 4-2S s.
Cooke and Cooke
S1o4421 1--1s q
Third set
Atherton and Williams
734422 Gil I'll
locke and Cooke
055 6444242-sS
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-20
Portland Beavers to
u Arrive On Wednesday

Manager Mccrede Accompanied BY Players and War Core
spondens Will Be Given an Aloha When the Niagara Docks
Tomorrow Mornng-Portand Boss Bringing Strong Squad
Is NTH Him-Fisher, Rodgers, Stump Willie, Houck Coming
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-20

Tie C1111-A 1cr'c11 International
horse show 4 Havana under tie aus
.'19s o. ILl Republic a Cuba UfII take
Place February = IS. z6. ~ IS and
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-20

Peter Scots. s:o5. win net be raced
this year.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-20
TRAP or CHINESE DOPE DEN
FAILS on y. S. sLEuTHs

Z. SAN JOSE, Cal. Trapped without
police assistance IN one Of the most
notorious opium deds in California,
Ralph 0yler and J. w. Layfhamn,
secret service detectives 81 the United
States treasury department, fought
their way 10 liberty here while Is
armed ChI11men guarded the exits.
OYER stood guard at the door With
e 8. 1hs1 mn e ti 1 ss-|'oo: -'tsst'sS.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-20
SPEAKER WILL JOIN
cHoo-cHoo ORDER

= President Dunn of the Indians :
= saws he intends to go through :
\ with the proposition to have Iris :
= Speaker run an engine at the =
= construction camp near 1ndianap- =
=. oils, Bobby Roth serving as fire =
4 man. 4
= To avoid complications with =
4. the unions says Dunn. Il am =
= going to have Speaker made an =
= honorary member of the Brother =
hood of Locomotive Engineers. =
= while Roth will be made right =
= with the firemen. But don't =
= know as Spoke and Bobby Will =
= run the engine any longer than =
: necessary to have them pose for. =
y the photographers. =
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-04-25
ATLANTA HAS 15-YEAR-
OLD GOLF PRODIGY

Atlanta, Ga, April 24-"Little Bob"
Jones, Atlanta's 15-year-old golf
prodigy who created sensation in
the National Championship tourna-
ment at Philadelphia last, summer,
and who bids fair to become sec
ond Chick Evans in very few years,
has just added fresh laurel to his
crown.
In the Scott Hudson tournament
being played this week on the East
Lake course in this city, Little Bob
has hung up new amateur record
for the course with score of 20 for
the eighteen holes, going out in 81
and coming back in 49,
Every Southern golfer who has
played on the East Lake course will
appreciate the fact that this record
is truly a wonder, not only for boy
but for any grownup golf player, as
the East Lake course is probably. the
most difficult in the South.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-04-25
SLATON SAYS BILLY SUNDAY
USES SAME METHODS OF
LATE SANE JONES

Atlanta, GA, April There is
nothing new in the methods of Billy
Sunday, the famous three-ring evan
Selist who is now crusading against
to the fact that he gets next to the
great and gay and wicked city of New
York.
According to Former Governor ].
M. Slaton, who is just back from
there, Billy Sunday has simply taken
the methods made famous by the late
Sam Jones', Georgia's renowned evan
gelist, and brought them up-to-date
and his phenomenal success is due
to the fact that he gets ext to the
people i'll the same way that Sam
ones did
Men who are skeptical when they
go to his meetings come away. con-
WINGED of Sundays sincerity" said
Slaton.
The executive committee of the
Southern Commercial Congress was
meeting in New. YORK while he was
there, making plans for the next an
nual meeting OF that organization
which will be held this year in New
York, for the first time outside Of the
South. This was decided on for the
reason that a meeting in New Yorl
will serve to put the leaders of tn,
congress in direct touch with some
of the leading capitalists and invest
ors of the metropolis and will adver
tise the South and her resources.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-04-25
LET THE LEADER-ENTERPRISE
FGGURE WITH YOU ON YOUR
NEXT 1OBWORK.
SOUTH LEADS NORTH IN
NUMBER OF RECRUITS

Atlanta, Ga. April 24.-Arthur St
George Joyce, former Albanian who
now resides in Philadelphia, and who
is in the city on a short stop-over en-
route to Florida, declares that re-
cruiting Offices in the Southern states
are way ahead of those in Philadel-
phia and other northern cities.
While patriotic demonstrations are
perhaps more spectacular in the
north, Mr.. Joyce declares there is
nothing like the patriotic willingness
to enlist in those cities that one finds
in the South
They are having to contend, ur
there, with the rush of slackers to the
marriage Offices, although this has
been checked somewhat by the War
Departments announcement that no
marriage contracted since April l will
relieve the husband from military
duty.
In connection with Mr. Joyce's OBJ
servations it is interesting to note
that the state of Georgia, at the
close of last week, led the country in
enlistments, with q per cent of her
quota, which was the largest per-
centage recruited in any state.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-04-25
HENRY FORD IS SUED FOR
ONE MILLION DOLLARS

New York, April z5.-Overruling a
3ezzaurrer fled by Henry Ford to the
gCzgplzint III a suit for libel for ST.
@sa 1850 damages brought by the Vita
srzph Company of AmerSca, Judge
tw2ias NJ. Mayer in the federal dis
1rsrk court here granted motion for
Judgment on the pleadings against
Ford Judge Mayer announced, how
xvsF. shat nc would allow Ford leave
&c answer the complaint within twenty
dzys
The suit resulted from an article
published by Ford in May, 1916, en-
htIed Humanity and Sanity" in
whEcfs, IL is alleged, he characterized a
EaoafoR pictures produced by the
pEaEatiffs with the patriotic end in
gtezE of promoting the best interest of
sfle nation" as an advertisement for
HzEnfiGns makers.