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New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
AMATEUR ATHLETICS.
ANNUAL MEETING or THE AMATEUR
ATHLETIC UNION


The annual meeting Of the Amateur Athletic
Union was held at the Cosmopolitan Hotel ycster-
dav and the delegates were in session all day and
mos, Of the night The troubles OF the Atlantic
Association took up some time. but when il cams
~ q vote the IA etion headed by J. ". Kelly was
laf, al the post and ". ". McDermott Was elected
on the Board Of Officers
The election Of officers resulted IS follows:
Barlow 5. Weeks president Messrs Babo.
THOMPSON Harder and Taylor Vice-presdents. J.
T. Sullivan secretary treasurer. committee on
Finance Harder Kirby and DIXON: Committee on
LEGISLATION McCabe Shiras and Mills Registration
Committee Frawley. McDermott. Adams herman
OConnor Rothcap. b. p. sullivan. Wllitts, Quick
and J. f. Sullivan.
Hereafter the registration fee for athletes VIII bs
~ cents Of which l. cents will go 20 the assoc
alton and 10 cents 70 the Amateur Athletic Union
treasury.
The union decided that tho suspension OF Nc
Dcrnot by Kelly had been Illegal. and that II was
not backed by sufficient evidence. The Kogstra-
tion committee reported 30 registrations. in
cludng 25s novices divided - follows: Nctropoh-
tan. 1l6l. Atlantic. 2'3: New land. 3ll. cen
,ral 134: Southern. -. Western. - Young Mems
Christian Association. 30. Pacific. il. and North
west 81. The lrcasurors report showed receipts
Of $2,2;O and a balan'" ol SIul - ''' ,,,.,,z, ,hs
Dr A W. Rarn"v reported ndNlnk "iN''H'.' .,,r
n,ate,Ir hiliardists OF Tho United States ana ~IE-
gcs,rd that tho Amateur Athletic mon l'lU.ol
porate billiards i'm It's lis; 81 sports ~ .uIs'Si OF on
was adopted. and r'nc'forih me Nnl''N -N'''''''
I-niou viii exercise control over fhis sport
James T. sullivan. John Boyle. julius Haider
and H. Giobertubessing wer" appointed 49, 'vm. ON
Of boxing ana wrestling championship contests.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
THE EASTON SALE

Lexington. Ky. Nov. q (SpeciaD.-Amons the
turfmen mingling with the big crowd at the Easton
sale here is Sidney Paget, Mr. Whitneys represeh-
tative; Lucien Appleby, and other noted horse
men. The sale to-day was not large. but the
nights sale was better. Lizzie Montrcse. the dam
of The Kentuckian brought 1900. ard her weaning
colt by imp. Receiver :575. None Of the Eastern
turfmen were buyers to-day.
Among the sales were:
;rb,0os - :, ia tia"s I,.'.'yy,lr IN, M ~ .. $500
RON Er,r &'i'r, Ins Kew ydTk % '''p 3
erHance T1zie uon,r,-. = simis paris 800
G. H. F.. yearng by imp Rossngton-Be;sy Bfoeck; ~
g. f. Bushmeyer. LouisVlil NV
Star Bright. b. e.. ysarlins. by imp. Antreo Spa'I m
more. NJ Young Lexington. l"-'
Tom Collins will 80 to {. F. Bushmcyor Of Louis
vile.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
JOHN s BRArroN's HORSES SOLD.

Several hundred people. including number Of
women attended the first of the three days sale Of
th" horses Of john : Hratton Of 8. LOUIS. in the
American Horse Exchange. Fifticth-st. and Broad
way yesterday. The animals for sale included
hunters harness and saddle horses. roalsters
ponies and hacknoys. Many Of them were prize
winners AT the Horse Show. The bidding was only
fair Among the first sales Sampson and
Sigsbee. sea-brown geldings. eight ana nine years
old which brought only 5000 Mr. Bratton said
tha, - 900 offered for them four days ago by q
director Of the Standard OIL Company. Eighty five
out the horses offered for realized s35O,o
To-day horses from she Fernclin stud Will oe sold
~ which Colonel John Jacob Astor j. the proprietor
Tho sales for amounts over 500 at the morning
and evening sales were follows:
sirny son and Sgstec I52s hands sold - j. r.
Nfen"r ~ Innade phia 81 200
Miles AMI Shaftrf. sold to ". ". Marshall. 4
chicago ...... 900
The Geez"r and Frtr. sold 10 /. p Hoy~- Now
York 500
Miss Philadelphia ami Nat Goodwin. sid T. +
Nht-"n NeN-i"ik 90
clara H. and pr II sold {. q Watson. London.
England -.-....... 40
Bandit ana F7orina sold to q Watson ........... 5ap
Morning Gor,. sold 10 i. I. Townsend. New York SJ
oewcin and Dick. property ~ Lille sons Iowa
sold 20 =. ~ Wilson Liverpool ........... $50
Governor Roosevelt ch. g.. years Old by Com
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
ORPHAN ASYLUM PIChS OIL IL
1T WILL TO-DAY BUY THE BAILEY ffof-
ERTY IN THE BRONN.

rv.y>,rv EIGHT ACRES TO BE ACQUIRED AT
cosr or ,rot.T saac ooo--PLANs FOR NEW
BUILDINGS ALREADY UNDER WAY
TIE PRESENT ASYLUM NOT
YET on THE MARKET.
The Committee on site of the roman O"''
olic Orphan Asylum. which now occupies III,
S3 COO 900 property bounded by Flity-'''S' anu
FIfty-second sts. and Fifth and PARK aVes'' mt
last night At Archbishop Corrisah ; NUM- wv
Archbishop presiding, and chose as the site u
which the asylum will presently move 'he
pai,ev nroperty I'm The Bronx. situated on either
eido Of cear,yick-ave between One-hundred-
and-eiehty- -ninth-st and the kingsnrldge hoau'
The propcrtv consists of twenty-eight acres ana
the ASYLUM authorities so far as can be learheu
nav for il S120OO an acre or about H"''o"'" III
all At the request Of the trustees. the Nrch-
bishop will today sign the purchase contract
on behalf of the asylum.
The fact that the asylum would move uptown
nc soon as a suitable new site could be acquired
and proper buildings erected mas oeeh h"o""
to. como time and the Commttec on Site has
been deuGed with proposals from owners "
realty in Harlem and The Bronx. Five we'll
known architects were commissioned to ara"
plars for the new buildings some time ago. but
most picturesque spot has been selected. The
land lies on a plateau which rises abruptly
from the Harlem River 100 feet above tide
water The Bailey mansion. in the centre OF
the tract was the site in Revolutionary times
OF a British fort known as the Kings Battery.
lust north Of this was Fort Inde pcndence. oe-
cupied by the Revolutionary forces. From the
new buildings there will be a beautiful view
Of the surrounding country--cast. west and
south-for many miles. Two Of the proposed
city parks viii BE- near The new asylum on the
south
The present property of the orphan asylum.
It was authoritatvely said last night. Will not
he put i'm the market until the proposed new
buildings nave been occupied for at least six
months In this respect. however. the asylum
can we'll afford 10 wait The property is SAID
by expert Valuers To be easily worth %WOWp.
and there Will be no difficulty Of disposing OF
il. When it is sold tie asylum will be able 10
pay for its new home. and will have hand
some sum left for a permanent endowment
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
TEnPLE To BE DITED.

ARIZONA
Washington. Nov. 21.-rhc Of Temple tho
American railroad conductor who has been held
under arrest IN Mexico for killing man this
side Of the line has been satisfactorily adjusted
mem that the Mexican Minister for Foreign A.
fairs. Sefor Mariscai has agreed to stop further
proceedings against Temple under the Mexican law
and surrender the man 70 the Arizona aut hOrties
on extraditon proceedings on Mr.. Clayton state
rnert that he would be tried In Arizona. The
United States Government had previously demand
ed Temples release before the demand was made
for his extradltion. in order avoid recognizing z
the Mexican claim OF territorial Jurisdiction
and the present outcome is sausfacforT
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
HARVARD CELEBRATES HER VICTORY.
SPEECHES BY PRESIDENT ELIOT AND PROFESSOR
HOILLs ANn \ III.Gr RONFIRE

HAItNAfD CELEBRATES HER VICTORY.
SPEECHES GY PRESIDENT ELIOT AND PROFESSOR
HOLLIS AND \ HUGE BONFIRE
Boston Nov. 21.-The undergraduates at Harvard
celebrated the football victory over Yale tonight
In most enthusiastic manner ending with a
monster bonfire Holmes Field touched off by
Captain Dihbec The crowd. headed by college
band. playing the Harvard march Of Up the
Street" marched around the college and. escort
ing barge containing the eleven and the coaches,
went to the house of President Eliot.
The distinguished head Of the University made
few happy remarks in which he said the best way
to celebrate foot ball victory 10 win at rowing
and baseball The procession then continued 70 Pro-
fessor Holiss house whore the undergraduates lis
tened a bright speech from the chairman OF the
Athletic Commit
With these prelimnaries over. Holmes Field with
it's huge pile Of barrels soon reached. cap
tain Dlbbee was carried 10 the mass Of wood on
the shoulders OF half dozen men and in mo-
ment the flames shot high up i'm the air. Each
member Of the team then brought INTO the
freight and ordered to make speech. There
were backsliders. and each man. AS he finished
was che-rcd wildly. Jack McMastors closed the
orical part Of the proceedings and aroused tire
greatest enthusiasm by saying that he had never
trained such a fine team.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22

NEW YORK AND CUBAN INTERESTS REPRESENT
Ed IN NEW CORPORATION
Elizabeth. Nov p (specaD.-The Tacon Realty
Company OF Plainfeld. has filed articles OF incor-
poratlon with County Clerk Howard AZ the Court
house here. The company viii have capltal OF
s2ooOoo and Will do general real estate business
in New-Jersey It's Office will he at No. 10 East
Front-st Planneld The ncorporators are Harry
O. Runkle OF Pla.nfield: Henry II. Booth. II. =. {;
Smith and Juan NJ Ceballos. OF New-iork, ana
Guillermo 1e Zaldo. OF Havana
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
NO HURRY TO SEND TROOPS To CUBA
C1ENFUEGOs NOT TO BE OCCUPIED EEFORF
JANUARY J.

Washington Nov. 2l-Thc War Department has
found that II is impractical Oe TO occupy CeufuegOs
before January !, and Major-Gcnoral Wilson. com
manding The First Corps. which designated
To occupy CicnfuegOs. has been directed 10 make
such disposition OF the troops that were about 10
sail In his judgment will best the interests
Of the Army. \ short time ago brigade under
command OF General Snyder ordered 10 be
aced In readiness for immediate service ana occu-
ia ion Of Cicnfuegos. Since that time it has been
found that there now nineteen thousand Span
ish troops At Cisnfucgos. and that more are 70 bc
sent there that the Spanish garrison cannot he
removed in tine for occupation Dy the American
troops about December = This was the date
originally fixed when General Snyder should 20 to
CiNafuegOs. Besides the nineteen thousand troops
originally at this place Il has been found ucc"s-
sary 10 send large number of troops from Ha-
vand ON account of the disturbances and mutiny
which nave occurred there
The prcpa tiOns thus far made do not indicate
thai the authorities here are in any great hurry
q bout sending troops to CUna No transports have
been assembled AZ Savannah. and no orders have
been issued for the Quartermast"rs Deparim
70 send transport Ia southern points for the en-
barkatiOn OF troops TO cuba.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
IN EASTERN CUBA.
THE PEOPLE TAKING KINDLY TO COMPULSORY
VACCINATION -- COLONEL HOOD Ar
POINTS GENDARMES.

Santiago de Cuba. Nov. 1.-THE United States
transport Rena de los Angeles returned to-day
from her tour along the northern coast Of the
Province of Santiago. after larding medical sup
plies Gibara. Her officers report that the people
in that district taking kindly 10 the new COM
pulsory vaccination order recognizing that it is for
their good.
Colonel Hood. who is in command there. has ap-
pointed seventy-five gendarrres at salary OF s25
a month. but General Wood sent courier to-day
instructing him to reduce the number 10 fifty,
making selection OF the best mon. and TO increase
the pay 10 $50 month. the amount paid in other
parts Of the province.
General Wood pleased at the efficient work
done by Colonel Hood. He IL much gratihed also
over the report TO the health of the troops Of
Colonel Hoods command There Is practically no
sickness among them. nor are there any signs OF
smallpox.
The Rona de los Angeles brought large quan
tity OF Mauser rifles from Guantanamo which will
shortly be shipped North.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22

Atlanta "a, Nov. 2l.-Thc committee IN
charge uf the Atlanta Peace jubilee. set 'or
December II and H. has received tele-
gram from the Pre- .ident requesting change
nf tho name - the celebration from Peace
Jubilee 10 a demonstration over our Nictori-
Gus Arms The telegram gives as the reason
for tho change TIE uncertain outcon" of the
Paris conference ard the eXgcncios which may
arise
The Executive Committee of the celebration
held a special meeting on receipt of the fresi-
dents telegram and decided to designate the
demonstration The Atlanta jubilee The dateS
vi remain as at first announced. and the pres
ence of all the prominent people who nave ac-
cepted invitations to the affair IS believed 10
be assured
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
CORNELL TEAM OFF FOR WAYNE
WARNER SAYS THEY ARE II GOOD SHAPE To
MEET PENNSYLVANIA

enthusiasm tonight. and tho Cornell football team
got a rousing sendoff when "a started for Wayne
Penn The students came down from the hill in
large numbers. and while the players were being
drawn 20 the special car they shouted and chcered
until they were hoars" Tho cheering vas KEEP, up
until the football mon were in the car ana when
the crowd was asked 20 retire to give the players
an onportunitv 10 go 10 sleep they turned back up
the hill sill shouting down tho cornell cries
The practice at Percy Field this afternoon was
devoted largely to signal work. There was short
lin..p however. during which tho varsity scored
Two touchtowus against the Freshmen eleven. The
coaches were NOT entirely satisfied with the work
"a there Wa consd.rlhl, fumhling. and the in
reference was not 20 good as " might have been.
Warner said after tnr practice that u" expected
10 sec = close game with the Qudkers and hc does
not think his opponents viii De able TO run UP as
large a score as II is reported they expect.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
TAKES AWAY A COLUMBUS MONUMENT.
INCIDENTS OF THE SPANISH EVACUATION OF

Havana Nov. 2l.-The Spanish mail steamer San
Augustin. leaving NueVitas to-day for Spain. car
ri.s the Columbus monument formerly in the Ca
thedral with 2s7 boxes of archives She also takes
q officers and lG0 soldiers
The Mexico and Chandcrnagor. leaving to-day
for Nuevitas. carry twonty-sevcn officers. From
Nuevitas they will take the troops Of the Puerto
Principe division
According to official reports. 10 81 persons have
arrived here passengers by the various steam
shin lines since the raising Of the blockade.
To-day work was hegun on IN" wharf ~ Casa
Ba. ca in Havana Bay. which IL to ho connected
by rail with the United Railway tracks above
Guanabaco with view to the shipment and dis
tribution Of stores.
The steamer Laura arrived to-day from Calves
ton and the Aava from Caibarien. both with cargo
and passengers.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22

p,,.of-t .o,d 10 n wilson Liverpool -. I.i5o
Gaiety bay s-iIne. to Andrew Freedman. for ~"
Jubilee and Carnival. bay brown geldngs, I" r. y an
Hercules and Vulcan. bay geldngs 70 II. Dumar- ,-
~ Philadelphia for go
Ronulus and Register. brown geld!ngs. to j. II o
Wilson. 81 Liverpool. FOR w"
",r,1'', sn 1In fad i'''' f,eianS for $50
cue md Tes,or hrnen geldings ~ g Kier for. b2j
Gay BOY Richard <. brown and chestnut geld 49,.
lnEs. t. H. Townsend for "''
Adonis. hay geldirg. eight Years ola. champion al
Morristown White Plains and reserve cham 49,
pon at Chicago to J. H. Wilson - Liverpool, f)s W.
A coach bv Brewster & CO. for show purposes
sold to 5. 7 Shissen. New-YOrk. for $sZ5.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22

SID HAS FULFILLED THE REQUIREMENTS FOR
MAIL BOAT AND AUXILIARY CRUISER.

Boston. Nov. 2l.--The steamer Admiral
Dewey belonging 10 the Boston Fruit Company in
her four hours Government speed trial to-day
made an average OF La knots hour over a
measured course in Massachusetts Bay from B"s-
ton iightshp to Cap" Ann. As the speed called
for was fifteen knots tho Dewey viii probably ro-
ccivc the Government subsidy for conveying mails
between this country and jamaica and Will b"
enrolled auxiliary cruiser for use in case ~
The steamer Will leave this port At O'Clock on
Wednesday morning for Port Antonio calling 80
Santiago N" way. Robert j. Porter. who has
been delegated Dy the Government 10 proceed at
once to Cienfuceos To- take charge OF IN" customs
affairs at that port accompanied by corps Of as
sstants viii be among the passengers.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
SHIp F0R BROOKLYN NtUAL ufLTTf.

Washington Nov. u. The Navy Department has
loaned TO the Governor OF Ncw-York tho auxiliary
naval vessel Aecn for the Use OF the Brooklyn
Naval Militia.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22

Girls who have TO stand
on their feet most Of the
time work as hard as any
day laborer yet they do
not get what is rightly
called exercise. Close,
conhning. indoor occupa
ton gives no cxlilaratiOn
10 the nervous system
nor active circulation TO
the blood. II wears.
tears and drags a WON
All life way The
whole physical system
grows sluggish and tor
pid under it
No wonder 50 many
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
ENGINEERS ORDERED TO HAVANA.

Washington, Nov. 1.-THE War Department has
ordered four companies OF the 2d Volunteer En-
gineers 10 embark at from Savannah for
Tampa and sail thence 70 Havana reporting TO
Major-General Greene who commands a division
OF the 7th Army Corps
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22

under the command Of General ta.Nl" ~ aL ,iace
I'm the chapel Of the cemetery. .,..... Co,nrnis.
Tho members of tn, American Military 'oIl,i,
dion sent two beautiful wreaths TO the ctImie.cis
10 he placed on The collins containing the poules "i
the TWO Spanish generals.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
\ NEw.YoRK SOLDIER DIES A. PONCE

Washington NOV T.-General Brooke reports
from Ponce the death OF Private Arthur S;uckey.
9th New York. from typhoid fever.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22

AMERICAN WREATHa ON THE COFFINS OF VARA
DEL. RFY A%D sANTOCnDFs

Havana Nov. u.-Thc bodies OF Generals Santa
cildes and Nara del Roy were taken this morning
70 the colon Cemetery. The funeral party left
Ounta de los Monos O'Clock 1t consisted
O, Captain General Blanco and his stan the mem
hers o, the Spanish Military Commission. General
soano the chief Of STAFF: General Arolas. the Mill
tary Governor OF Havana; all the military and civ
authorities two battalions OF infantry and squad
ron Of cavalry. The military force, which was
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
FOOTBILL.
BROWN. l.. DARTMOUTH Q.

A WELLFOUGGiT BATTLE ON THE PROVIDENCE
GRIDIRON
Providence. No. 2l.--Brown defeated Dartmouth
AZ Provide nee. - to o. i'm a hard fought game OF
football this afternoon. In the first half neither
team scored. although Brown had slightly the bet
ter OF The game. In tho second half she braced
UP ana made Two touchdowns from which Rich
ardson kicked goals. The feature Of tho game was
the foriy-yatd dash OF Richardson through the
whole Dartmouth team for The arst touchdown.
This Browns las; game of the season The
lineup
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
TO SrccEED JrSTICE NAVY e.. GREEN

Albany. NOV. Ex-Governor Black to-day desIe-
mated Justice Peter B. McLennan. OF Syracuse ~
Associate justice Of the Appellate Division Of the
Supreme Court in tho place Of Manly C. Green
deceased. Justice McLcnnan's designation Is for A
i,rm II five Yoare.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
= FRESHMEN vIcToRIors.

\ game ~ football was played between the New
York University freshmen and tho Columbia fresh
mon on ohio Field. University Heights, Yesterday
afternoon. The New-YOrk University men We're
victorious by a score Of p TO o.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22

The total Of tho sales yesterday WAS &7.7h dis
tributod as follows. Miscellaneous owners. $50.
Arden Farm. Goshen y. y. Si.2N,: r. Il. Bovine.
NcW- York. $40. William H. Fearing. Jobstown.
y H. NlS. Marcus Days Ritter Root Farm.
81 qis: James Butler Ncw-York 800 and James
A. Nurphv Chicago $4,000
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22

sales girls and factory girls and
housewives suffer rom Indigestion
and con stipation and bilious troub-
les. No wonder they are subject to
the diseases OF the delicate special
organism Of their sex. The wonder
Is rather that they can stand 1t as
u.riI 4
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22

Tmplr"-- Mufrhy, Yaie. Roferee- Durlap- HarNaFd
Lincsmen Watson. Brown Smith. Darlm9ath Time
k''p-r Weeks Brown. Ton 'ndowns- RI DhaiGson.
Time Two twenty minute halves Score-Brown l.
UaItmnIih. 4.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22

lc,
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22

star Pointer. PAGER. fastest horse the world.
/ ..pi, b. 49, 1SS9. sire Brown Hal hr Tom Hal
I.zzie. dam Sweepstakes. by snow Heels XII.
eo,d b, lanes \ Murphy. II chicago. {" ". I
White II t1rvelaul Ohio. J.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-04-07
CORRESPONDENCE.
VALVERDE.

Many contemplate sowing frozen oat
ground to corn later.
Henry Nally OF Ohio is visiting bis
sister, Mrs. JnO. Messner.
Rev. Moore returned from Barber
county the first of the week.
Miss Elsie Osborne visited with
Miss Nora rOmpkins Sunday.
JnO. Wartick Jr. is planting corn on
widow Kincaid'S farm this week.
RObt Norris returned to the Strip
to tend spring crops on his claim,
Dave Patton is to take an overland
trip to the mountains this spring.
Rev. BernstOrf was welcomed as
pastor of Mt. Carmel on his return.
L. G. Schafer has one-half acre OF
onions from the seed up, and doing
fine.
Wiggington purchased some blooded
fowls and proposes to sell eggs by the
bushel.
Many of the early peaches and
nearly all the neCtarines are killed by
cold weather.
VIM. Vaughn has purchased a new
top buggy and sold his wheel, so girls
be on the alert.
I've Tenant had a saddle stolen
Saturday night, Another man had
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-04-07

his harness badly cut up, culprits un.
known.
Geo. Miller marketed l94l bushels
of wheat at rs cents to 81 cents per
bushel at Ashton.
Miss A. NJ. Schieml returned from
Wellingtnn Saturday where she had
been the past two weeks.
Marion BledsOe has purchased new
top buggy, lister, and corn drill. He
holds his head as high as The rest of
Us.
The frame to the Church of God
building is up, and the third Sabbath
10 June is the time now set b.
dedicate.
Humphrey Osborne is putting up a
Jew fence and breaking out to square
up his farm purchased lately from Ed
Graham.
Ashton received a car load lot of
implements including surface cult.
vat RS, Osborne binders and three new
brands of wagons. Turner brothers
mean business.
1t would be funny if we were to
compromise our Spanish difficulty as
quietly as we did our KlOndike
boundary with England. We believe
it will be done just that way.
OLD MAID.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-04-07
PRAIRIE CENTER.

Mrs. Joe Smith is on the sick list.
Peddlers and tramps are thicker
than weasels In the barn yard.
Lon Webster OF Wellington was il
this vicinity on business last week.
A very successful term OF school
closed at Jackson Center last Friday
Mr., ShOwalter went to Argonia last
Thursday after a couple OF loads Of
corn.
f. W. Erwin planted corn Monday
with the expectation Of raising a large
crop.
Clarence Haslett has started to the
High school again after d Two week.
lay off.
The weather keeps 50 cool that the
frosted wheat aud oats has no chance
TO grow.
Clearance HaSlett bought forty acre,
of land up near Belle Plalne that must
mean business.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. il. Kirkpatrick
are down here from Mayfeld putting
out spring crop on his eighty.
Mrs. Sarah Erwin started THURSDAY
morning for Wallace county, Kans
She expects TO stay about two
months.