College of Law Class of 1910
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Class Year
1910
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Squire Webber Salyers, LL.B.
"Hank"
Frankfort, Kentucky
Patterson Literary Society and Henry Clay Law Society.
The king of frivolity and the prince of foolishness. 'Tis said that by a man's words yon can judge of his character and thoughts. If this be true, the necessary conclusion is that the Squire never possessed a character, and that his thoughts never rose above the foolish and senseless, for it is a well known fact that he never was accused of uttering a sane sentence in his college career.
Shakespeare might label him with the ''Prince of fools."
-The Kentuckian, 1910
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Squire Webber Salyers (August 23, 1890 - December 23, 1922) was born in Lexington, Kentucky to Squire Edward Salyers and Pestoria Stubbs. He moved to Texas after graduation and worked as a traveling salesman for several enterprises including the National Life and Accident Insurance Company and the Lever Brothers Company. Salyers married Paralee Ann Nance.
