The Snyder Signal. (Snyder, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 50, Ed. 1 Friday, May 19, 1911 Page: 3 of 8
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' Friday May 19 1911
THE SNYDER SIGNAL SNYDER TEXAS
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The car of the past. The car of the present. The car of the
future. The car you will eventually buy.
IV. C. FuHilove Agent Snyder
(fa ttaWaaaiJMatm?
END OF THE FAMOUS
MURDER TRIAL
Man Found Guilty cf Murder in
First Degree Wife Ac-
quitted liy Associated Press.
Jlayward Wis. May P!(Spe
fial lo the'Sinal) A verdict in
the famous Doit ease was return-
ed this morning finding Deil
'guilty of murder in the first de-
cree nnd acquitting liis wife and
. non; Leslie.
Dcitz shot and killed an officer
while defying the building of a
Iain on his property and alter
wards barricaded himself in his
f-ahin where he held out against
arrest for neve ml da.VH and was
finally taken after food and am-
munition were exhausted.
Pease River Overflows
Ity Associated Press.
Vernon Texas May PI.-
(Special to the Signal ) Pease
river in oti a sndilcn rise today
and is ot of hanks at this point.
Heavy rains in the Plains coun-
try produced a head rise and it
fame down in great raging billows.
a. j. Mcdowell
the real estate. man.
See him for Bargains. He has the
Largest List to Select From.
Faught Buildinjj Snyder. .Texas
The Best Pumping
Thousands of thoughtless farmers are doing the
work of engines. Pumping water for stock and run-
ning all sorts of machines by mu$cle powea. Burning
up human energy instead of cheap gasoline. It's the
most expensive mistake a man can make a man can
make to become a mere machine. Don't do it.
Pumping by Engine
Power is Play!
A man can "take it easy" in the shad?
while the Farm Pump Engine works.
The busy little engine is on the job and
the cattle arinK an inn jyv.-r-V"
smoking his pipe the farmer is think- J'J
inff-"VhatafooiIvas that 1 didn't f f
rot thxt dandv little engine long ago! v
It's the best 'hired man on
Moral: Get a
rm Fump Engine.
m m l . TT..I1a
oiorau uei a unti
JARBY & SON Sole Agents
West Bridge! Street
Snyder Texas.
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HEAVY RAIN FALLS
OVER PANHANDLE
Northwest Texas Covered by the
Heaviest Rain for Three
Years
My Associated Press.
I lull art Texas. May Pi.
(Special to the Signal) Dalluirt
was the scene of the heaviest
rain in three years last night and
today. The rain covers north-
west Texas to Vernon and all the
creeks are full. It is beneficial
to all kinds of crops- especially
small grain.
Heavy Rains in South Texas
My Associated Press.
Crystal City. Texas May VI.'
(Special to the Signal .) Ilea vy
rains have fallen throughout this
section since Thursday. At
Cariz.o Springs there was a four
inch rainfall and streams were
overflowed. Several washouts
are reported along the line of the
Crystal City and I'vahfe railroad.
Business Transfer
" Dad" Plkins has bought out
the interest of his partner "Pat"
P.rown. in the Masement Kestau-
ra nt.
Engine on Earth.
e long ago! a ''A
the place!" JiFj
ftr InVinion
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THE STATE PRESS
ASSOCIATION ADJOURNS
Will Meet Next Year at Temple
J. H. Thomas of Mincola
Elected President
liy Associated Press.
Put Lavaca May Pi. --(Special
to the Signal ) -J. II. Thom-
as of Mincola was elected pies
ident and Will ('. Kdwards of
Denton vice president of tli"
Texas Press Assoeiatin today.
Temple was selected for 1 i.o
next convention.
THORNE RESICNS
May Remain With the Goulds
In Another Capac-
ity liy Associated Press.
Dallas May l:!.--(Special to
the Signal (icn. L. S. Thome
today announced his retirement
as vice president and general
manager of the Texas & Pacific
railroad and it is rumored he will
take another and very respon-
sible position in mil road manage-
ment still with the (iould lines.
Atheletes Will Meet in Waco
I'.y Associated Press.
College Station. May 12.
(Special to the Signal) The
Texas Intercollegiate Athletic
Association today perpetually
eliminated ciwo'hes and athletic
directions from eligibility to the
presidency. Waco will get the
next meeting of tin Association.
Twin Mills at Waco
Py Associated Press.
Waco. May Pi. (Special t )
the Siirnal i -l.oeal capitalists
here ha e taht u 1 1 " U ' stock I
j tlii- Twin ('otton Mills proposi-
j t ion. I fid f the stock lias been
j sued and lociilion is heinif eou-
i sii! i l end it is expected tin
i pl.;t e Will be iiiilioillieed ill a tc
: dii.v s. j
I. Si G. N. Sale Report
llalla. May 1 I. i Special to
. the Signal !(; sab- of the I
& i. N. railroad at Pob-t iIm-
ul.li ll W.is postponed by tl.c ( .'-
eoit t'oiut here !;i-t i'vjA until
t lie pit h. w ji-. not geticr;Jh
ki.owri l'i i until tlii nmi niiiir.
Wllcfl 'll Want the best Kl
glisli qucci.sW a re call on Lowe
L. r?'h.
1 Strayed
One bay horse l." bau.N Iii.:l;.
. unbrarub'd. Shod alround. White
.spot in forehead. Hind fei t ar.
wiiite. Lett fore foot wire sear-
ed. 10 years old. Hobbled In II
lat s.' n. Also one black mare
I'! hands high branded Par X
on left shoulder. About p) years
old. $.Y00 reward for party who
w il hold them for ni
i Jim Jones.
Moraine Texas.
Cjt? .tJ.iT.s Jferrantile Co.
THE REBELS PILLAGE
AND PLUNDER
Incision rebellion Brceks Out
in Cvi:-:i of Madero's Rag:-
'!ed Eoldiers
I'.y As-of iiled I'ress.
' Jiik ! May PI. -( Special to
t he Si-.' 1 1 - An incipient re-
in !i'M I ;.v broke oil! ill the
a i. ps of I he iosni ret tA lilid 1 lie
;!! Wi i - .'!' .M:i'l"ro are loutiotr
;i' .1 (h ) i 1 .1 1 v; (hut they be fed
! it bed. I !'!' cs were (.ilieli
iioiii the rebels this morning by
con hi' rd of Madero oii'l a iiiim-
bor pbo".'! 'vi der arrest end ( ai'-
' i !.-'";. -3 i !n' provisional pres-
ij :l v ii . t!ey defied beeii'ise
M ii.l 'I KV I lie ('(Clld not gi e
1 1 en ;vii.;4 d!nte foml and mon-
ey. Or :'ii ln jiili d tj e party ol
iilSiilTC ('t rebels w ho made the
ii'ong b man ds of Modern. They
We fc . f;liall dispersed with
piomiscrf that their i in mcd in t
i i es WOiihl b" atteiidi d to.
ATTACK 13 EXPECTED
AT AN7 7IME
Women ar.d Children Moved
From Cananea For
Safety
I'.y Associated Press.
Cananea May P!.---(Special to
I lie Siirnal i All last iii(.dit scores
of automobiles from points along
the Ario.'ia border were kept
busy cari.ving women and chil-
dren out of Camiuea in anticipa-
tion of no attack on the place by
federals. Men were refused the
use of cars leaving all vehicles
for use in earrng for the women
and childrt n. The men are hur-
rying to the border on foot.
Cananea has about PW men for
defense. .- - . r1S
MADBlRtf ESTABLISHES
CAPITAL AT JUAREZ
Juarez. May III. i Special to
the Signal ) Madero has estab-
lished headquarters in the old
Custom House where a little
more than a year ago look
place the international hand
shake between Ibaz and Taft.
The events that are transpiring
now weie least expected at that
I il'ie.
Many of the troops here are be-
ing sent south west tonight to
( aes (irarub'S where they have
PMiil horses. They will carry ar-
tillery and ammunition since
Washington announced est' I'-
ll iv that arms might be shipped
ilTo Mexico. They will probably
us- them against t'hihuahua.
NAVARRO IN TEXAS
00
Insurrecto General Escorts Fed
eral Officer to Safety on
American Soil
P.x Associated Press.
Dallas bi.lietin Ir e
! p.
lay sa s 1 1 at Ma.b i o p. t -.h.i
escort ci I ( on. N a . :i i in. i1 !"
I.I" bad be. II I bl'e.it. I.c.l. to II.
river am! that the latter w ..... I
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the Pio (irand" to lexas s.. ai.-i
h;il he is to. a under the '
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t. i tion ol the Mars al.d Mi:'-
FACTIONAL INSURRECTOS
Orozco Forces the Resignation
of the New Cabinet
at Juarez
fliarev. Ma; I I. ; ..! to
t S:gi:;.l - I.e. Mad' I'" to.;
I .:! ti e i.cvv p...x isi....."l . ;.'. Ii' l
I i resign in d- fen le t. a .!.
' lal.d In I .eMera! lroeo.
Battle Results at Juarez
Juarez. May M. - j""'i
the Signal' A careful ivehc k-in-r
of tl.e i-asiialiicH of i lie rec.-nt
Juare battle shows 1" bisurree-
t.M killed and wo.:idc; of
th federal troops. 1 " M t Were kill-
ed and 1'tT wounded.
' LATE WAR BULLETINS
My Associated Pres.
Itifalor Scnora May 13.
PROFESSIONAL COLUMN
Drs. SCARBOROUGH WHIT-
MORE & JOHNSON
Physicians and Surgeons
Office nt Stimson Drug Co.-in
th" Sanitarium Pudding. OH'iee
Phone No.
SNYDKIf TKXAS
HOWELL & BANNISTER
Physiciar.3 and Surgeoiu
OtVice at (irayum Drug Store
'bl'ice Phone N. M Jbsiibn e
1'hoin! No. 47.
s.vi)i;i: tkxas
DR. S. B. KIRK PATRICK
Physician and Surgeon
With th" (wl Ding Stoic. o:Ti. e
u . istairs.
svm:i:. ti:.asI
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C. V. I.IERRELL
Physician f r:d Surgeon
T. t. I- i .
ib'A. tkxas
Vi. E. ROSSER
Attorncy-at-Law J
O i'iee on North Side. The. loycs
it Kuliiiovc Puildu'g. '
s.WDKb'. TUX AS j
DR. W. B. FARRIS j
Osteopathic Physician i
I Mice on Aorlli Mile ."ipuir ;n
Williai.is Kuilding.
SNVDKP TKXAS
J. A. HARLAN
Dentist
New location on North Side the
Square up stairs fiver Davis
Pros'. (Jroeery Store. Jbasona-
ble rate neat office.
SNYDKIf. TKXAS
Drs. HARRIS & HARKRIDER
Dentists
Office up stairs in the Thomas
P.uilding.
SNYDKIf. TKXAS
DR. J. C. AVARY
Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist
Office at Warren Pros'. Drug
Store. Office phone 41 residence
phone IMG ' rings.
SNYDKIf. TKXAS
DR. E J. KING
Veterinary Surgeon
Office at P.ynum Wagon 'Said.
Treats all curable diseases of the
ar.una! kind. Ilesidetie.- plume
TO 1 r Office phone -Ms.
SNYDKIf. TKXAS
A. C. Wilineth . . Hardv M. P.owd
WILMETH & BOYD
Lawyers
Do a general practice. Wilineth
P.uilding.
SNYDKIf. TKXAS
BYNUM BROTHERS
Feed Yard
We carry a full stock of all kinds
of feed and will make prompt de-
livery to any part of the 'city.
Pi. one us. Our I'lioiie is 1Mb.
All Kinds of Seed on Hand
West Bridge St. Snyder Texa3
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J. S. POGUE
: New Blacksmith Shop
! I have open.. a slop one
bioek east of ti." Maxwell
: lint' ! on Plaid '!" wl
I y.e; vill tind m- r.-a.ly ni. v .
pnp. ii'.i to .I. ri at .by
a! i . - p e . I .'.-...
:'iii s.d.eit ji i.tr" of voiir
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Horse Shoein? a Specialty
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t (Special to the Signal) Hermo
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j su: the capital of this state is
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th::itened with speecy attack
. A .1 i .
ar.rl cloture. t is the largest
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ci'v in northwest Mexico . Fu..
'2000 rebels preoirin? for this at-
t
ack. vhiie but two federr.l com
)a;-.ies occupy the city.
pa; ies occupy
Agr.a Prieta garrison march- 1
in to the relief of the city but
I doubtful if they reach here..
Tney would augment the federal
force to 1200 men j
Ar-d Vttrean Dead '
P. A iV.-ss.
t .!: a a. '! e.; v Max '. -s
( i.l ; .i ti.e Signal n i
u s Ml .ir'i.i y. a former at-
; -n. - g. 'e ra o'" Ll.ieiis. f .rmef
-ngr..Piaii I'm.:. ( hi- ago and
( obui. I iu th.- 1 Ct 'i Illinois Y.l I
llUteers in the eix it w ar. died
I Te this .eoriiilig at the home of
I .s d.u.gbt. r. Mrs. II P. Poss.
.ig.'d Tt )'HrH. lie b.ld resided
in Sherman six years.
f!"t prices of comI from Snyder
Steam I-aundry before you bur.
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The White
Runs nicer la?ts longer
and eost.s less to keep up
than any other machine
made.
I
Sold on ia?y
I'ayments
j $ Don't forget the ad-
i : dt'css when you want a
j machine vr nudles or
! J repairs tor i.ny (.ther
i machine.
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J. D. BOYD
Soutb-vest Corner b'qr.
Snyder Texas.
ANDERSON HOTEL
Snyder's Popular Hostelry
EAT WITH US
Mr. and Mrs. J. L Anderson
Proprietors
West P. ridge St.. .Snyder Texas
SNYDER DRAY & TRANSFER
Floyd Champion Prop.
Any obi kind oi' hauling done on
short notice a.'d care is taken
fiive ine your hauling. Phone
l:;t; or
EPPLEY S RESTAURANT
I have opened a Restaurant oa
WEST SIDE in HARGROVE
OLD STAND
and invite ray friends to call and
see me.
SHORT ORDERS AT ALL '
HOURS
Yours to serve
GEORGE EPPI.EY.
PETE OBFRO ".'Z
Blacksmith Shop ""I
One block north of Square
on Church Street
SNYDKIf. TKXAS
DO IT NOW
W. A. Chapman
City dray and Transfer does all
kinds of Dray Work Promptly.
Puss and Pa ggag.- day or night.
Hello 93 Snyder Texas
Jh CAMERA STUDIO
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j Kodak Finishing a Specialty
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H r Towle's Jewelry Store
Phon"
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; Sam C. Curry Proprietor
" BILLIARD AND POOL '
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Barnes, E. B. & Hardy, J. S. The Snyder Signal. (Snyder, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 50, Ed. 1 Friday, May 19, 1911, newspaper, May 19, 1911; Snyder, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth287820/m1/3/: accessed April 27, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .