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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-08-09
Cniinn Enmlne IAkely

washington, Aug i-The world
is on the eve OF a cotton famine that
will be the worst since the clvlI
war, believes Senator Ellerson F
Smith Of South Carolina.
Senator Smith is considered one
Of the cotton experts Of the country
He saw the President Saturday and
explained what he considered a most
serious situation, with view Of oh.
tanning relief
The senator charges that many
manufacturers have made enormous
profits out OF the cotton market due
to thlr misleading the public ON va.
rious grades.
He proposes to Introduce logisla
ton making such misrepresentation
q criminal offense.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-08-09
ARMY HAS OWN WAY OF BUYING
CANNED GOODS; HOME CAN.
NeRs SHOULD NOT SEEK TRADE

The army and navy are a, times EN-
barrassed by offers OF canned goods,
vegetables and so forth by good-lnten'
toned housewives and other citizens.
In some Instances snoh supplies ara Of
fered to tho army for sale or to be dis
tributcd sratis to soldiers in the can
tonmonts
Administrator Peden Il advised that
acither the army nor navy has the
privilege OF accepting these gifts, nor
are they In n position TO purchase
them. in view Of the fact that their
purchases must be made according to
specification and inspection This ex-
PLANTATION Is made. not to discourage
home canning and preserving OF foods.
but that the public may underftand
that purchases made hy the army and
navy must be through the proper chan
nels.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-08-09

Austin, Aug. T. Governor Hobby
late SATURDAY announced the appoint
ment Of the members Of the state
textbook commission, as provided by
the state textbook law, passed by
the legislature,
Those named on the new board
were Mrs. Ella r. Little, primary SUI
peryisor OF schools Temple, Myra G
Wlnkler, county school superintend-
ent Of M Paso; Lizzie NJ Barnour,
city superintendent, Brownsville, h.
H. Copp, city superintendent, Waco,
W T. Lofland. city superintendent,
Hlllsboro; Charles S Meek, city su-
perlntcndcnt, San Antonio, and r "
Wallace, city superintendent, Mine
ola.
These, with the governor and the
state superintendent Of public in
structlon constitute the full mem
berlhlp OF the board. The list was
chosen from a list OF eligibles sub
mltted by a committee OF Texas ed
ucNors.
The commission will meet by Sept
-. and determine upon the advisable
~ Of renewing or continuing present
ontracls for text books,
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-08-09

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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-08-09
REVOKE LICENSE OF
WEST, TEXAS, DEALER.

Effective July 10, the United states
Food Administration announces that
the license OF l. Poteet, wost, Texas,
as Wholesaler lobber and retailer OF
wheat. oats and corn. ,as been revoked
by the Food Administration This &C
tlon followed hearing Of the COM
plant charging that Mr. potcet had
wronefully refused TO accept two cars
OF oats shipped to him by the Clement
Grain Company Of Waco
The hearing was cosAaoted by spe-
cial examiner appointed by F.. A..
Poden. Federal Food Administrator for
reIaa. and tho enforcement division
announces that tho revocation will con.
tInue IN effect until further notice, and
no application for resistance OF H.
censo will ho entertained by the Food
Administration prior TO September 3.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-08-09

dletion was written the empire was
divided into 25 principalitlesl.
"The white eagle, by the order Of
ST. Michael will drive the crescent
from Europe and will install himself
in Constantlnople, Then Will begin an
era Of peace and prosperity for the
earth. and there will be no more
wars. Each nation will live according
to the rules Of justice.
The lamb will reign and the SUI
preme happiness of humanity will
begin. Happy will be those escaping
the perils OF that period They will be
able to enjoy the fruit Of the reign
OF the spirit and the purging OF
humanity which can only come after
the defeat Of the Antlchrlst,"
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-08-09
NEW LICENSE REQUIREMENTS
FOR ALL DINNERS AND ALL
COTTON SEED oEALGFo.

All ginners, buyers, agents, dealers
or other handlers OF cotton seed not
already licensed by tho United States
Food Administration who handle year.
~ between September and August
Il more than 20 tons OF cotton seed
were made subject to license by the
presidents proclamation Of May "A.
1918. The effect Of this extension ot
the license regulations was to include
practically all tho cotton seed bust.
ness,
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-08-09
AN OLD TIME WAR PROPHECY.

from Lexington N. c. DispatchJ-
The following Is translation OF a
remarkable allegory from book
frtl led Omens Of the Great War
IhIch was written In 1850, at the
ose Of the 80 years war. The au-
nor was German monk known as
Brother johannes and the book Is very
hare, and the translation Is now go
Ihg the rounds of the press, both In
america and In the old country
The allegory is interesting for the
Facts that 1t follows closely theeyenis
Of the great war now raging ana
predicts the final overthrow OF tbs
kaiser. In the allegory France Is rep
resented as a cock, England ~ O
leopard. Russia as a while eagle
while the lamb stands for justice
mercy and truth. Az translated 1t
reads as follows;
Toward the year 1000 the anti
Christ viii manifest himself His
army will surpass In numbers all
that can be imagined There VIII be
Christians among the leglons, and
there will be MohammedaHs, and
savage soldiers among the defenders
Of the lamb
For the hrst tlmo the lamb VIII
be red. There will not be single
spo, on the Christian world that VIII
not be red, and the red will be In
tho heavens. the earth, the waters,
and even In the air, for blood VIII
flow in tho domains Of the four ele-
ments At once
oThe black eagle will throw him
Golf on the cock, who will lose many
feathers. but will strike back hero
ically with hls spurs lie would soon
no lost were It not for the help OF
the leopard and his claws.
"Tbo black eagle will come from
the country Of Luther, will surprle
tho cock from another side, and VIII
invade the country Of the cock up to
the middle Of It.
oTbo white eagle coming from the
no,b will surprise the black eagle,
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-08-09

The signal this week reprints the
corrected returns as per tho canvass
of the executive committee II viii
be noted that Emmett Banks county
treasurer leads the county Ticket in
fact he received @ larger vote than
an others except two state offices
This is quito a compliment which
Mr. Banks greatly appreciates
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-08-09

Do you get up at nlghtl sanol Is
surely the best for all kidney or
bladder troubles. sanol gives relief
In "a hours from all backache and
bladder troubles. sanol is o guar
anteed remedy. soc and $500 a
bottle at the drug store. 3tt
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-08-09

July was one of the hottest
months In the history Of the local
bureau. according to the monthly re-
port of Weather Observer W. II
Green"
Does Weather Observer Green
think we didn't know II?
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-08-09
CONSUMPTION OF
ICE TO Be REDUCED
FOOD ADMINISTRATION TELLS OF
WAYS PRODUCT is WASTED.
Rs.leing Of Ice Cream BY Maker May
q. northumberland Ice Should
Not Be Used With Drinks.

There are many lea economies that
the householder should practice In the
conservation Of ice. announces the
Federal Food Administrator for Texas
and first NJ these Is that refrigerators
should be kept clean and doors kept
tight and the driptrap kept In place.
The door Of the refrigerator should
never be opened except when neces'
ssry. aud then for the shortcs, possible
space Of time. no hot foods should be
placed In tho refrigerator
Cracked Ice should not he put IN
glasses to cool drinking water and
other beverages. A bottle OF water
kept In the refrigerator or water drawn
from the water cooler will furnish a
sufficiently cool drink
Crushed leo should not be used In
serving fruits. salad, seafood', rau'
lshes. celery. tomatoes and so forth
These articles viii be- found perfectly
palalablo when chilled 10 tho tempera.
turc Of the refrigerator
The greatest waste To the use Of ice,
the Food Administration has discover
ed. is AMONG those concerns using the
grrliart quantity OF lee They have
naturally been able 10 buy at the low
est price and their employees forget
ul on Ifo yauel have generally been
most Nasiaful Boo their handling of ihl.
perlshlhlo article
Saving Ice Urged.
..,,.,f., ,a ,.o .r.. r., lea by leo
,r,,m Manufacturer naturally fol-
ioes from tho diminished production
nrou,bt ab,Yf by Tho restrictions ON
d.. u,, of spr,r uUt further very
',,s,l,r,brs 5,yipe nj ice cum bp Of
f..,sJ Inv certain aconomi.a. which tho
Food Administration insists upon
&, bns beon the observation o. the
rod Ndwi,I.r,flon fbat Ice cream
r,,1,f,ctnrsr, generally carry grent
a,,nii,ios M rrpsbed Ice OH their de-,
,...ry w,cops. thew sometimes go so
,,r "a m miy ,,lt with ihs tee. which
,n,-o,.o, Tho meli,ro several fold
This crp.bed leo and salt ia used io
ran,ct ,be lea cream Of thcir custom.
ore Tho Ice In the wagon s not pro
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-08-09
Too Many Re,lIl.lA

In some ncilhhorhoods there are ton
many people retailing ice cream lnd
hus 200 undue amount " lee ls &C.
qural In spor'.ou TO the amount OF
Zee cream sold
!, lH also susgestlnn OF enc Food
Admumpur that where e modern 0
amount of lec cream Us sold ony one
or teo fnvor1 should be- carried and
.0rro srordlns small cabinet ho used
Eo.s.lra O.. hotels and clubs can ro
ducl their lee consumption hY -u.i.nF
dnvl NE variety oi food thny Fnryr
SID 'hls rciucc the number of rolrr.
cil'ara On service Serving rruehc0
o.. 0a fruits. scsiood, salads and So
t.ra a.oald certainly be stoprad. Ice
The Springfield herald., 1918-09-27
COLORADO DESERVES PRAISE
MAXIMUM OF CROPS MOVED
WITH MINIMUM OF LOSS

Colorado food producers, Colorado
railroads. and the Colorado Food Ad-
ministration's transportation division
are today reaping jointly great har-
vest of congratulations
Fruit. grain, vegetables and live
stock have flowed in an uninterrupted
chain quickly and smoothly from the
remotest ranches of the state into the
markets.
Here are the statements that A. v.
Kipp, chairman of the transportation
division of the Colorado Food Admin
istration has given out regarding crop
and live stock movements this year.
Western slope fruit growers today
have more money in their pockets
net profit from marketed crops-than
In many previous years. They have
lost practically nothing thru car short
age and consequent fruit wastage.
Missouri river terminals and east
ern elevators have had to place an
embargo on receiving any more grain
until they can take care of the trnin-
loads that the West has dumped at
their gates.
Refriserator cars have been made
available for the potato movement
and all perishable vegetables sent
quickly on their way to market"
And Mr.. 1ipp announces that by
October ] every fat sheep. 1t is be-
lieved. will have been loaded aboard
a car and on its way to market be-
fore single animal is lost thru in.
clement weather in the mountain , lis
tricts.
The Springfield herald., 1918-09-27
Lake View ..--.

Dan Roslev, who is in camp in
California, visited his mother a
few days last week,
Mr.. Coltrup is thinking Very
seriously Of moving to Spring.
Geld and work this winter for
Jett, the interprlsins hardware
dealer.
Harry Walkholtz and wife re.
torned home last week after
few months absence.
On ACCOUNT Of Ill health gaand'
ma Basley will 50 to Oklahoma
to spend the winter with he1
daughter,
The Springfield herald., 1918-09-27
B. j. Clifton

The democratic nominee 10
sheriff lives on claim mn"
miles northeast of town Wbere
he settled nioe years ago.
MIR. Clifton came here with H.
family and with little else, and
for years had an uphill. ptll ha
sides some hard luck.
Three years ago his broomcorn
was burned up. other years his
crop failed, but not for one mo-
ment did he weaken.
Two years ago he had a Won
-derful crop, this yea, again he
has wonderful crop, and al!
this Notwithstanding that last
year he lost his help meet and
had a large family to look after,
besides his farming.
Mr.. Clifton never held "ffice
NJ 6 - ..,,a,, honest, believes in
a fair and squai :, l'al. and as n
member of the war board and
as an officer OF the law, one man
will look to him just like any
other man.
Iucidentily B. j. asks us TO say
that on account of his big crop
and the scarcity of help he will
not b.. ab!. to make as active
mpaign as he would like, but
will gel out 20 see as many "a
possible.
We believe you will make no
mistake by voting for B. j Cliff
ton for sheriff.
The Springfield herald., 1918-09-27
Confederate Reunion

Latter Received byJ. H. D. Terral
My dear Sir
There will lie a National Reun-
ion of Confederate Veterans at
Tulsa, Okla, Sept A-27, 1918.
The sons and daughters of the
Confederacy, and about six hun
dred Sponsors and Maids of Hon.
! or from all parts of the nation
will also be present.
The southern people bad de-
cided to postpone this meeting
on account of the present war,
and give their all to the stars
and stripes; but President Will
son, having heard OF their move
to postpone. said Confederate
and Union soldiers should hold
their reunions by all means, as
an example of patriotism for ,our
boys Who are on their waN to
France.
Mr.. McAdoo, therefore, order
ed a rate of one cert a mile,
throughout America, be given to
In rmbers of southern families
and the southern people will
maks it the greatest of all reun-
ions. The usual attendance is
10000 to 10000.
n have decided to appoint you,
IS member Of my official staff,
and trust YOU will be there on
the oath of September. to help
US entertain the Sponsors and
Maids of Honcr.
Every patriotic Oklahoman
should be present. Let us as
sons of Veterans. standing for
the nation in this petiod of war,
be there to show these sanity
old soldiers, men of pa, that we
love theh.
The n lpssSp inch Is Govern; a.s
talent. sass.s oy I ~. s. Band
of Illinois; Texas b q of Waxa-
hachie, Texas, and yeral local
bands.
Yours n
BrousKirk
State Commander.
The Springfield herald., 1918-09-27
HOOVER URGES CLOTHES
As WELL AS FOOD Be
SENT TO BELGIUM

WHO will give n cast-off garment to
kAve life7
Who, having two coats, wiz give
one to keep warmth in another's freex-
ing body9
The United States Food Aduin1|'
tration wants every person VINO ~
swers 'I' to these humenitar1ap Quss.
lions to 60 into his closet, taks oof
every warm and durable garment
every pair of sturdy shoes. and svery
bit of linen and cotton that he or che
can spare, and during Belgian felSs!
week-beginning September 20 and
ending September 80-gtve these gar.
ments to the nearest American RED
Cross branch or chapter for ultimate
distribution among the suffering POP
ulation Of Belgium.
The Colorado Food Administration's
particular Job Is the conservation Of
ton of the five thousand tons Of cloth
ing needed by the ten million Of our
allies imprisoned by the Huns in Bel
GUM and northern France has been
shipped. the Food Administration u
going to put its strength as we'll BE-
hind the drive" for clothing.
It tAkes more than food to conserve
human life when winter winds sweep
the earth. And the Food Administra-
fton wf1l fail In its ultimate aim to
cooeervo human Life II sufflcieat
'lothtng as well as food does not
,eaoh The impoverished Belgian and
'fench populations before Xintsr.
Tnal 4 >nGnej
Ium. TO thS martyrs are
IL ~ shame Of n11sd1 - Ad @s(
kenAce Of disease and dsakh Il cagen
ag IL not sent them from your clos
IL this month. Already exposure has
Increased the deaths from tubercn1o-
sis IN Belgium 100 Per cent and cases
of the disease 1000 per cent.
Herbert Hoover has . new messa9e
for the United States and Colorado
today. Az head of the United States
Food Administration he still says:
~SAve food and strafe the Huns" But
he also urges earnestly, GIVE clothes
and save tho Belgians."
The Springfield herald., 1918-09-27
Can 1t Be Done?

Is Jones trying to evsde an ex-
plicit war order? In last weeks
Sentinel he says he is required by
the war department to cut down
the use of print paper 15
per cent, and indirectly expresses
the idea that the requirement
stops at that 15 per cent saving.
What the Industries W r
board has said is til t q saving of
Is per cent in the nation must be
made, and in order to effect that
saving it has laid down the fol.
lowing explicit order to the week.
ly newspapers:
mo publisher may continue
subscriptions after date Of expir-
ations unless renewed and paid
for"
This is just one Requirement
out of fifteen of the War Indus
tries board. Most newspapers
will comply gladly. and those that
don't will have a reckoning later
on in the game.
It's our idea that war orders is
war orders. Jones having been a
little more loyal and patriotic
(according to briefs filed) than
else, he oughtn't t to side
step now on an explicit war order
to cut off delinquent subscribers.
The Springfield herald., 1918-09-27
ENGLISH ARTIST HELPS
SAVE COLORADO FOOD

At every county fair in Colorado It
is planned to have food saving
brought before the people in a new
way by Margaret George, noted Eng
lish artist. whose great talent NOW
has been turned into weapon with
which to fight the Kaiser and his
American allies, the Food MASTERS.
Last week at Brighton. at Cheyenne
Wells, at Walsenburg and other towns
where county fairs were held, Miss
George held the crowds fascinated by
her Chalk talks" on food saving.
Any county fair may obtain her
services by communicating with Miss
Anne Evans, chairman of the home
conservation division, U. 8. Food Ad-
ministration. GA Interstate Trust
Building. Denver.
The Springfield herald., 1918-09-27

]. ]. Riddle OF Lone Stal
brought us in an excellent sam.
pie of corn the first of the week.
Sam Dean ordered $500 worth
of good old Herald medicine last
week.
Our readers will remember a
note from w. H. Konkel of Fres.
no. Calf. saying SO. 900
c9stAefassl,..saRAulRssss,~s:
ErsyhS fire bugs are in jail-have
gang Of sixteen men who have
been terroizing state for year."
Farm and Ranch Loans
For quick money on farm and
ranch loans in Baca county, see
or write e. l. Howorth
First Natl Bank, Elkhart, Kans.
Mrs. N. A. Lamport and Mr..
and Mrs. Peterson were in town
Friday on estate business.
Billy Greathouse was over
from West Pretty Prairie on the
Goth.
Sam Jones and wife of the Salt
City College were In Baca the
first of the week in tho interest
# the college.
Sam Dean for representative
and Carl Burk for senator have
the nomina,io=s OF both the Non
partisans and the democrats. and
both should be elected by over.
..belming najorities
". E Hickey, farmer king ot
Fact county, was in from his
fine home ranch Monday.
Those two ex.newspaper cris.
tocrats and nabobs OF Lamar
Eugene Whitaker and C. Erost
(allee samee all sunshine) Ligget
were in the great dry-)and me-
tropolis of the W st the first o.
the week, sta. wing over one blight
IL feast on farm er Albertis's Wa
ter melons and share his hospi
ta];+ ~. OF course they found the
latch string 10 the Herald office
and pr, >perly made themselves a
home.
The Springfield herald., 1918-09-27
Camouflase
Wentworth, Colo.,
Sept. 81, 1918.

| Sept. Il, 1910
Dear Editor Konkel:-
WHAT is the scientific, philo'
sophical. geographical. and gram
atical significance Of camouaage!
Being an editor. you probably can
give me this desired inforfation
to witt
An editor solicited $500 from a
certain mundane candidate for ct.
cetera advertising and set notices
also promising a personal write
up and be thinking that that
would be worth $4.9S cents
parted with the money. The two
cents worth of notices have ap-
pevred regularly, though not bold
|ly, but no where has the eye Of
man or other terrestrial creature
rested upon the personal writeup.
letcetera, etceteral
l. A. Humberd.
The definition requested is that
no man should run for Office who
is not able in makeup. appear
ance and other disguise to deceive
the voting public on a certain
day, when the trenches are bonn
barded, and those who have not
the mark of deception upon them
succumb to the hail Of shell and
shrapnel.
I You tell that aspirant that if he
doesn't want to be numbered
with the might have beens," he
will want to at once put on this
camouf1age armor, SOS to be able
to go up and down the land and
thus to deceive the very dect.
Incidentally, if that editor had
properly understood the camou-
flage business. or had'nct, as the
case might -baxe -been u would
sh Yoters thai IL SoSSd: !
have fallen at the fiist fte; but
probably he didn't havs .he heart
to do it.
But
To make amends for that poor
editors carelessness-and out Of
sheer sympathy for one Of the
"profesh," We elsewhere are Civ
ing a certain other aspirant a per-
sonal notice that has been long
overdue, the parable reminding
US that next thiog we know a
jacking up will be coming our
own way, should we much longer
delay coming across with the
goods. However, Mr.. Humberd
believing in fair play and square
deal, we don't understand why he
wants to train with that court
house BUNCH" unless to find out
the kind Of outfit it is, that he
may go back and warn his breth-
ren."
Jokes aside, Mr.. Humberd has
the qualifications, and if elected
throw not would credit ably serve
the school interests of the county
in the capacity Of county super
intendent.
The Springfield herald., 1918-09-27
Notice for Publication
Department Of the Intsrso'

U6pNnSut u1 S1s I"eSkWs
USLa Onhcs at Lamar. Coso' Aug u. Wle
Nosi . 10 hereby given that Royal 8. Dutchsr oi
sprinEnsid. Coia.who o. July %. 1915 made home
stead entry as amended. ssrial No olslo2 for
sw u, nw4 ~ y. and " ss,+ Of Section u,
Township % south, range ~ west 9Th n,
hss aled notics Of intention TO mshs thres-yesr
proof. 10 establish claim to Tho land above de-
seribsd. betose Silas e speckmann. commits
ssonsr, at Springfield. Coo. on the lst day o.
Nov...lsl8.
Claimant names - witaSsses:
Ted Harksr. A. J. Israal and Harry R, Fsfsu-
s.,u, ali thres Of Maxey. Colorado h. r. Strtok'
land Of Springfield, Colorado: Asxey route.
AL BEAvERS, Registssl
The Springfield herald., 1918-09-27
BEAN GROWERS MUST
MARKET OWN CR0I IS

The Colorado Food Administrat
Is NOT going to purchase the b
crop of the state this year as II
neither can it guarantee a price
the pinto bean.
This is the statement of o. H. u
ers. chairman OF, the bean divisio
the Colorado Food Administratit
1T therefore behooves shipper
growers of beans to prepare nc
market their own crops" said
Liebers. THE Food AdministI i
bean division, in its new office /, I
Interstate Trust building, is REF 4
do its utmost to help the grow 3
fair price. tho shipper . fair =
and to see to 1t that the crop =
esryed TO the last pound.