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Qtyr fhtn&rr Signal Boutli Bldt of Public Squirt BAHI'V A CHAMHI-KH8, PubUsbars Entered Id tha pott office at Sny der, Teias, as wood cUn mall mat ter j. b. HARny 1. P. CHAMIIWCB9 0L1N F. HAKDY - Editor But. Mgr Associate .any erroneous re fleet loo upon the gnafacter, standing, or reputation of any paraoo, firm or corporation! which may appear la ttit col u mm of Tbt Snyder Signal, will be gladly corrected If called to tbe attention of tbt editor. NOTK H TO TUB PUUL1C. UbltuarU'i ind notlcet of chari table or church entertain ram U, vrbere ad ra In loo la charged, will be charged for at tbt rate of S ft centa per line. Huffier, Teuw, May ft, MM (I. (X)IINTV ANNtHNCKMKN'TH. For Htntn Hfiifltor, iSHth. IH.trirt C. II. MICIIANAN Fur Itn-rcM-iituihr u.1ili District: F1MTZ It SMITH. A. J. IIAUINH Vr PWtrlrt Attorney, .tlllli Judicial llntrlrt: JOB C. ItANDKh, of Hamlin. For District Clerk Oil Y K. CAHKY 01,1 N K HAItDY (Ml A3. II. COOPKH For County Judge- W. 8. A DAM HON For Nherlff W. A. sIKltltKI.L, llo Klectlon For County Attorney: W. W. WKKMH For County Clerk: W. T. HKINNKU, (Ke-Kleetlon.) V. M. CUIlllY O. I. HOWKI.L. MItS WIUJK (Htrnyhorn) FAHMKR For County Treamimr C. 11 LOCKHAKT (Hn-olecllon) D. FMMKTT HANKS. -For Ta AnmiMir F5. M. (Frank) HUOWNFIKLD W. A LOUDKIl. J, II. IIUDNAI.L. J, A. (Joo) MKItllITT, ( lU'Kleclion. ! O. L. MOHItOW T II. CH0WIh.1l J. W HTIMHON V. C. DAVIDSON. Fur Tax Collector l . GKO. W. IHIOWN i W. It WIIKN H F PltYOU S. T. (Tom) KhZA . J. J. HAHUIH 0. A. BKWAIT. For County Huperlntendent of Public Instruction 11, D. HT.ACK for l'ulillr Weigher: BACK KVANB For County ConuiilwHioncr, Prorlnet No. I : D, F. WILSON J. 7.. f'OHI.K For Juntleo of tin IVaer, freOnet No. 1: l. F. WILSON J. 7. NOIM.K For Comtnlde Precinct No. I: OKOUOK KIM'l.Y. For County Commissioner, Precinct No. e H V. DAKtllTZ Fur Jiwtlc of the Pence, Precinct No. t II F. DAIUifT. For CommlwilniH'r Precinct No. .1: A. I. IIAItNKTT. For .liiHtUo of the I'enre Preriiict :t: A. I. MAIINKTT. Heavy clouds were nntlred far north Tuesday night and they sent another cool norther down on us Wednesday morning. . oOo W. J. Mryan doesn't doubt tho loyally of American clllienry and feels Bure that should the peare and safety of this nation become endang ered the bugl" call will meet with a tremendous response. oOo Tho SlMonlte whose editor Is a sentiment;! person much Inclined to poetry wherein ho clnlmi the privi lege kuowi us poetic II cen w closes his write rp of the I'anhandlo Press meeting at Amnrlllo with this para graph. "This section of Woet Texua wan represented also by Jni, Crle, editor of the Taboka News, and-4 P Cham blesa or tho Snyder Slvf al. The slay at nom a were not mled s rery much for Chamhleas It A whole dele gstlon in llmseir. In aVthere waa a lurge t (or Ounce at the nVetlng with titaor oi'uaffaent edltora Aa"! public men aa guest. The 1917 meeting will be t Amarlllo. WITH OUR KXCJIANUKS It la said the left forearm of iivcrylhlril person met In Coleman la one Inch larger In circumference thai the right for'arm. This Is due, sup- iioHi'dly, to work In cnsMng for bass. Coleman Democrat-Voice, Over bore the right nrm of sov oral of tho buys Is longest, because of shaking the teg will come neit. One reason eoino people doubt If Hhakcspenro wrote Rhakrttpearo is be cause be didn't buvn a diploma. Dallas News. That's nothing. He never had a p. pendirltls nor owned an automobile. any one of the three cases he m I Klit not buve bad sense enough to write ft book that would stand the test nf ages. A California preacher advises his young nirn who aro contemplating mutrlmony, to first seo his Intended In a bathing ault. In Terns thut Is not necessary, merely in u tut a trip to Diillnii nnd slnnd on some prnml- Jient corner on a modemtely windy lay, the ImthltiK l)i'iit'ha of Venice and hong flench do not ni.ord a better how - ItlchnrdHon Keho. Now one ran understand why State Press spends no murli time Blurdlng iihoiit tho street earners, Hen ii tor Culberson s friends are mild to claim now Hint be ran walk seven miles In an hour. Thin move the lloarlng Spring Krho to Buy It it not u pedestrian wo want In tho rnlted Hlntes Senate Mil rli of the lfllfi American apple crop lias not been sold. Thirty per nl of the apples put In cold stor age Dec. 1 cannot find a market. iintiot some sympathetic cabinet of ficial start something for plain cider? r perhaps Colonel Hiyan could be MTHiinded to make Ills half. and - hnlf? Kvery little bit helps. Star- relegrnm. ('ass It on to "Cyclone." AiiKon sufferetl considerable prop- rty damage one day last week by n clone. H"s olren'ty fhitlri! tho baseliall (teuton -Hun Angelo and Annon roSHed bats In a Ihree-game series hint week. We mm have with us the Irauspar- n 1 fklrt HeaKon, and our sympathy for the blind man grows greater AtiHon Knterprlso. man who will stare under surh conditions deserves to be struck blind. When you think Mr. Ilrynn cnnnol ilrnw a crowd, there Is where you re fooled again. -Stamford Lender. le drew the crowd In Hnyder and ut for the muddy roads there would have been more. oOo LITTLK H10NAIJS t (Hi. yon Sweetwater, where's your all leiim? Where's the drive tolhe right or- I in ii nee of Stider? Let'K get busy hi a Federal build ng for Snyder. baiitaiiiiii(. Mo 'inning Snyder u com in i National dtoiis brick Hank cor- n the Again, alno coming ilouhle train service for Snyder, May 7th. Sn)der Is to have a Cotton Class ing School, as well as 4 prosperous Commercial College. Sure Mike, get a good flro fighting equipment while you are at It. Don't the band stand look good. Spring tl mo Is surely iertle Annie, here now, Uoost Willie Htrsyhorn Farmer's city mitalorlum plan concrete the bed of Deep Creek and build a dam. Snyder needs more rent cottage build bungalows -come to Texas and ON TO 8NVDKH. The country Is full of sweet girl graduates. Again come to Texaa and ON TO SNYDER.. oOo- Mrs. Elite Clews Parsons of New York, wife of Herbert Parsons, New York congressman, and daughter of Financier Henry Clews, Journeyed all tbe way to Chicago to tell tbt mem bers of tht City Club that lociety, the Fourllundred waa fast heading to suicide. She said many rocloty women oschow love altogether. They are like the saloon keeper who does not drink. They flirt for flirtation means retainers and retainers mean pres. tlge, Mrs. Parsona says dinner parly attendance, leaving calling cards and getting pictures in the newspapers are na vulgar and out of date as sit ting up all night wllh a corpse. She added (bat a society group of any American community Is composed of persons sufficiently desirous to no In Ihe group to pay the entrance fee. Why should Mrs. Parsons tell tales oufof school? Chicago news papers scareheaded her diatribe against her American society nnd her vinegary remarks won for Ire a prominent place In the newspaper picture gal lery. It Is true that tbe man who has the money to pay the entrance fte Is welcome. If ho loves that sort of thing, why shouldn't he pay? Money makes the mare go. Fort Worth Record. Wall street has fleuled a 1 1 OO.tlf.rj im0 loan and .Mexico gets the money First Chief CsrraniH should be able to establish stable government. Amer icans placed him at the bead of the government of Meileo. American sol. diers are running down his handlls Fort Worth Record. Now CnrrnnKa Is apt to consent for American soldiers to stay there as Inog na they please nnd hunt bandits as long as there are any of them there. Money talks. oOo ( It XDI.K ItOLL Horn, April 25, to Mr. and Mrs, W. A. Watts, south of town, girl. Horn. In Hnyder. April 30, to Mr. and Mrs. Ottoway Hedges, a girl. Ibu n. In Snyder, April 30 to Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Comer, a boy, illK ATON-IMIDHON COM PANY HIIOW AIT11F.CIATION The flio boys did good work here hint Thursday night when the Kills- Looney building burned. Hut for their id work Die entire South Side block would likely have been burned. They confined Hie (Ire In tho one building, tUthough It looked for a whlle like the Manhattan hotel and the Caton-Dodson store were doomed. n Mpprcclntlon of their work In Having the store, the Caton-Dodson Dry (londs Company presented the fire hoys their check for one hundred dollars. Mrs. I. II. Onlther of Fort Worlh Texas, who ban been visiting her mother for the past two months left Monday on the It. 8. & P. for Stan ton, Texas for a visit to her sister. Mrs. J. D. Pelers. Mrs. Oalther made ...ili u tr lull u-Klla In mir ollu nn.t borame a member of the Methodist' I church white here. Coat Oil 10 r yvt g nit on by the tarrel. Cosh only Townsend-Oldhnm i A Company. 45. WesternCommercial College Located on Third Floor of the Scurry County Court House is equipped with fixtures and efficient instructors. If you are interested see any of the pro moters for terms and methods Phone 147 Primary Convention Notice To the Democratic Votora of Scurry County: A call has been Issued generally for precinct conventions In all par la of the county for, Saturday, May 9, to elect delegates to the county con venllon to be held In Snyder at ten o'clock In tbe forenoon on Tuesday, May 9th. It la most Iniforlant that these precinct conventions be welt attend ed, as the standing of the party In the county depends to a great meas ure on the attendance at such gath erings. The executive couitulttea Is anxious that each precinct shall send delegates; that the convention In , Hnyder shall be an enthusiastic meeting of democrats from all over the county, which shall send to Han Antonio a strong representation; It is only In this way that we may be come a power In the councils of tin party. We cannot too strongly urge tin .tlcndunro on this convention of ev ery loyal demorrnt nnd Ihe further attendance of all delegates at the county convention. Remember; Precinct Conventions in nvery pre cinct In the county Ihe 11 ml Saturday lu May, which (he 6th day of May. I!tl6. These conventions will meet nt 1 o'clock in Ihe afternoon, organlie by electing a president nnd n secretary, Any business deemed ne- 'ssary may le tiansacled, but the llrst and chief business Is the elec tion of delegate to the county con- nllon to be bld the following Tuesday; the basis of representation Is one dclcgute from each precinct for ach 25 voteg or a major fraction thereof cast for the party's candidate for governor nt tho Inst preceding election; but every precinct Is en titled to one delegate even If the votes arc less than 26. The County Convention meets In Snyder nl tho District Court Room In the County Court House on Tuesday, May 1", HUG nt ten o'clock In the forenoon, to elect delegates to the State Convention to be held In Ban Antonio on May 23, ID 10. and trans act such other business as mny be deemed necessary. Do not fall to hatd precinct con ventions, elect delegates who will at tend tho county convention. Iel's muke It a great Democratic Rully. .Respectfully, jfA.MK'H L. SP1LI.KR, Chairman, The Wesley The ladles Wesleynn (Mass had a delightful mooting at the home of Mrs. Ouy Paxton Tuesday, May 2. After a short business session, pre sided over by Mrs. W. W. Hamilton, a series of contests were Indulged In, Mrs. Fred Clark being awarded a beautiful handkerchief. The gracious hostess then Invited the members to the dining room where, she served tea sandwiches, pickles and rosea ttes. Mrs. Hamilton will be hostess to the members Tuesday, June 13. Methodist Missionary Auxlltnry On aernunt of rnln nnd weather, w , mccllngi as wo would like. May Is pllsh. Our program fs very Interest ing for Ibis month. Ita on hand to hear the report from district confer ence. , Supt. Publicity of instruction. JOE MONROE Dealer In " Farm Implements, Eclipse and Standard Windmills Just received a car of Schuttlcr Wagons, ex pect a car of Decrinjr andMcCormick Harvesters, Mowers and Twine thm week. AMONO TDK M KUCHA NTH The First National Hank la remod . ellng and otherwise renovntlng Ihe interior of Hint beautiful building nnd a new tile floor will bo plnred. J. W. Templeton wan one of tbe Ilrynn guests nt the Pcurn reception at the Vo4idrow Hotel Inst Thursday but his nunie was Inadvertently omit ted la Ihe list last week. Townsend-Oldhnm k Co., came with a half page this week proclaim ing Everything and I lose. Don't fall to note what they hnvo to say. Oeorgn Harris of tho Hlgglnhoth- nru-ffarrls Lumber Company mode a business trip to Post. Fnil A. (J ray urn hns returned from a business trip to Dallas, William Pearn has returned from a visit to his family nt Pnducnh, ac companied by his son who will visit here, Dr. I. E. Hmlth has returned from n professional visit to Hamlin and reports (hat city thriving. The front of the Home llakory has In n tiej.ted to a fresh coat of paint. F. V. Clnrk of the Owl Drug Store In U'T (.ptlmlstlc over tho present prospects of Scurry county. Ho anys he has never seen a better outlook. P. K. Dnvenporl ts repainting some of his tenant cottagef. W. W. Griffith snys ho will re open his barber shop In tho corner of Ihe Manhattan hole building. Mrs. H. 1. Johnson la Isltlng rel atives In Alvarado, W. W. Ilnmllton Is In flan Angelo this week-on legal business. Matthews, the quality storo, la ap preciative of tho extensive business thus far thla spring, nnd Is prepared to supply most every demand for high class, heter grade goods: See advertisement. Caton-Dodson Dry floods Com puny place before Bignnl readers number of attractive articles this week. Bee the May offerings during the month. JnhnHin lliiilhcru nro Wllng you W. A. Jones haa his Natatorlum finished and the dressing rooms built nnd la rixlng now to Install a pump for filling tho pool then he will bt ready for you to take a plunge In the pool. Iluxter Heogglna wns here Wednes day from Justlcehurg. There are three cases of small pot Ih Hcurry county one nt Irn, one at' Camp Springs and ono nt China Orove. Two or l lie in came from Fish er County nnd ono from Mitchell. They aro nil thoroughly quarantined and a spread la not probable. E. A. WATSON Lawyer Prompt attention to nil bug InoHs both civil and criminal Practice in all tho court Oftica over Townncnti-Old-hum & Company Protection is nfcesHary in these ntron uuus times. The protection offered by a bunk account, combined with a little "build ok ten acity" will make you win ner in the fiuht no matter what the otitis. Protect your future by put tine your money in our bank "Snyder National . Bank SNYDER, TEXAS 0 9 O e Snyder, Texas eaeae900009aoaeet ee9aeeaaoaaa90099g o