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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-27
RESIGNS AFTER 20 YEARS.
Manchester, N. H., Teacher Asks to Be
Released by School Board.

Manchester, n HssAug, 27.-- Miss Car.
oline /. Wing principal of the Manches.
ter training school for the last 20 years,
has rendered her resignation with re-.
quest that it become at once effective.
Miss Wing had been elected principal
for the ensuing year and her resignation
comes as a complete surprise.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-27
LOCALIZED AT LAST.
Briton Now Free to Marry Deceased
Wife's Sister.

London, Aug. 27.--Marriage with a de.
ceased wife's sister has finally become
leqalized IN Great Britain, che house Of
lords last evening having, by a vote Of
ninety.e eight TO hfty-four passed the bill
making such marriages legal
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-27
ONE OF THE OLD GUARD.
Nelson Morris of Beef Packing Fame,
Died Today.

Chicago. Aug 27--Nelson Morris, late
Of the old guard Of packers who gave
Chicago the lead in that industry, died
today after a lingering illness OF heart
disease
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-27

Rutland, Aug. 2T.--The state board Of
railroad commissioners inspected the
various branches Of the Rutland Street
Railway company yesterday, making the
trip in special car.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-27
x-sc1ENcE LOSES A FRIEND.
The Earl of Dunmore Dies Suddenly
Today.

London, Aug. 27.--The Earl Of Dun.
more, one Of the most prominent advo.
Gates Of Christian Science in England,
died suddenly today. Medical assistance
was summoned. but he died before it
could arrive The earl was the author
Of an article on Christian Science re.
Gently printed in leading American
magazine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-27

Railroad excursion to the granite quar-
ries expected. Round trip 40 cents.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18
PLATERS TO
HA We CHANCE
MEDIOCRE CARD WILL BE RUN
THIS AFTERNOON
Five Selling Affairs and One for
Maidens Will Keep Public Busy
Trying to Pick the
Winners
nY IRv1NG d. cLEMrNr

The poor classes of horses will be
given an inning this afternoon to earn
their oats, as the card is made UP of five
selling races and maiden race. Usually
in these kind of events long shots score
and so it may be just as we'll to take
chance on them
Fustian is working well in his morning
gallops and is ready and fit and with his
good turn of early speed should towrope
his field all the way in the opener. Com
mon Sue should be the runner-up all the
way, but can hardly beat Fustian. Min
tia, Mazapan and The Fog are in good
condition and should fight it out for the
show money. The others on figures look
only to be in the way.
Creston Boy needed his last race to put
him on edge and should lead his field
from barrier to wire. Gabrielle was left
at the post last time out and had no
chance. Should go we'll today with an
even break and if anything beats Boy
this is the one that will do it. Progress
and Aunt Polly figure close for the show
money and Progress should land it. Out
siders that have chance to be in the
money on work are Desmages. Giovanni
Balerio and Marvel p
Laughrey Looks Good
J. R.. Laughrey Golden Shore and Tim
othy Wen stand out all by themselves
in, the third race. ]. P. Laughrey finished
like a shot in his last race after being
messed about badly and he will be the
one to beat today, as he has only a
feather on his back Golden Shore likes
a shorter distance, but her early speed
should carry her far enough to last to get
the place from Timothy Wen. The lat
ter recently worked fast mile and
should get up in time to show. OF the
others that have chance Pepper and
Salt looks best but that is not saying
much.
If Gene Wood is ever going to gradu-
ate from The maiden ranks it will be in
the fourth race today, as he looks to be
in a soft spot. Diamonito ran good
race last time out and. should improve
and get the place honors. Pendillon.
Waldorf and Latona have shown speed
in their trials and will probably do bet
ter with race or two in them Should
finish: Gene Wood, Diamonito. Pendillon.
Red Reynard ran such good race his
only start here that he is the one they
will have to beat in the fifth race. He
is a quick breaker and as game as they
come, so look for him to be first. East
End does not care for weight, but Nc
Kinney will send him to the post fit and
should be an easy second. Prolific should
go we'll and beat Illusion for the show
The latter has lot of early speed, but
prefers six-furlong route.
F'riar of Elgin, Manheimer and .Harvel
figure so close that 1t is hard to separate
them Post conditions and riders will
have to be considered. 1t may be well to
watch Godfather as he has been working
well and was heavily played in his last
race.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18

to his corner with the round in favor OF
the dinge.
They rushed to close quarters IN the
third, and Langford kept up his Hotcn-
kiss work on Barry's body. In 1ast
exchange. Barry had the better of 1t, put
Iangford evened up before the close py
sending over some nice body blows
After a clinch Barry sent his right to
the head in the fourth and Langforu
slipped in a well meant right to the pooy'
which was a trifie high to prove enec-
tual Barry's nose began to spill claret
and his eye was opened wider by wen
directed jab
Two nicel,- timed swings sent Langford
across the ring in the fifth, but Barry
was too slow to follow up the advan-
tage. Langford had all the better OF the
period. D Tying for the body whenever
Barry ran into clinch.
Barry improved a little in the sixth
spasm, and whipped in two rights to
the head that stung Langord Jim was
unable to take advantage of the opening
and the smoke finished out the round to
his own advantage. In the seventh
nice exchange found Barry gaining
ground, burt again he could not Keep ar
ter Langford long enough to prove Nef-
fectual. Sam cut Barry's eye wide open,
and the big fellow was splitting blood
when he adjourned for the minutes rest
The eighth was one of the slowest
rounds of the fight, the men standing on
for the first time and sparring instead
of trying to do some damage.
In the ninth Barry came to the front
with a rush, and had he kept up the clip
in the final period he might have gained
a verdict over Sam. Barry started in
smuggling, and instead of coming into the
usual clinch, tore loose and went after
his man. Langford was strong when he
went to his chair. and when Barry failed
to do anything in the tenth act has was
given good decision.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18
HEREAFTER LEADS ENTIRE
DISTANCE TO WIN SECOND

The second number. a six-furlong race
for all aged platers, was procession all
the way around, Hereafter leading Money
Muss and Halton to the wire without
trouble The winner was held at 10 and
70 80 on the boards, while Money Muss
ruled favorite at odds-on. Alma Boy was
next in demand, and the rest were any
old price.
Kunz never left the result in doubt, and
at the quarter was three lengths to the
good over Money Muss, which led Halton
BY five lengths Turning for home Money
Muss made bid to draw closer, but
Kunz let cut a reserve wrap and Here
after came on again. At the finish the
flly was a length in front of Money
with Halton seven lengths back to beat
Governor Orman for the peep coin.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18
MOTORCYCLE CLUB ELECTS
OFFICERS FOR ENSUING TERM

The Los Angeles Motorcycle club
elected OFFICERS as follows:
70. c. Kehl, president; II. Shafer, vice
president; H. Garfield, financial secre-
tary; G. Blalock. recording secretary;
Carl johnson, treasurer; F. Bruner
captain, and s. L. Lyon. press agent.
The regular pleasure run of the club
win be Sunday, December %, leaving
clubhouse, 100 West Twenty-second
street, at 10 a. M. via Pasadena boule-
ward to Arcadia, returning via San
Gabriel mission
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18
FAvoRITE is BEATEN BY
A TWENTY TO ONE SHOT

PLAYING Phil Igoe and Harry Scott to
win the fifth caused the talent to overlook
The Sultan, which has been consistent
runner up in his recent races. twenty 10
was post time price when eleven horses
went TO face the starter at the mile
chute. Phil Igoe being favorite at around
three. and Scott having second call with
to 2 as the post price.
Kunz rode one of his nice races and
took The Sultan right along about his
business He and Phil Igoe kept first
and second between them all the way
around, and at the finish The Sultan was
leading by two lengths. Harry Scott,
away from poor start, made up ground
throughout and beat Gromoboi half a
length for the small end of things.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18
FAvORITES FAIL TO LAND
IN FIRST ON PROGRAM

Although Niblick and Scarfell divided
the big play of the opening race between
them. there was plenty of play on f. b.
Shaw to cop the seven furlong AFFAIR ior
which nine selling platers sported silks.
Those who remembered General Haley S
record of always winning his first start
went to the Chinn trick when the odds
reached fifteens, and he rewarded them
by winning from Lady Vashti by nose
with F.. e. Shaw third.
Monte Lucille set the early pace, carry
ING the field along to the half, where she
stopped. Scarfell took it up at this point
and led the pack into the stretch by
nose, with F. E. Shaw. Niblick and Cen
eral Haley running in the order named.
In the drive for the wire General Haley
and Lady Vashti both caught the tiring
Shaw and fought it out between them,
the general winning by a snoot. f. u.
Shaw was third. with Scarfell and Nib
lick, the early birds, out of the money.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18
TALENT HIT
IN HANDICAP
Wise Ones Play Winner Strong, and
He Rewards Them by Taking
the Race in Handy
Manner
Special to 3-he Herald.

Special to -he Herald.
EMERYVILLE, Dec. 1.-THE Sausalito
handicap at six furlongs was the feature
event of the card at Oakland today The
race resulted in hard blow to the talent
the heavily backed second choice, Ocean
Shore.
The wise ones landed on Ocean Shore at
the opening of the betting.
Burleigh led into the stretch, but when
Lynch called on Ocean Shore he responded
nobly and won handily by half length
with something to spare.
The horses ran well to form on the
whole excepting in the last race, in which
All Ablaze, II TO 1 shot, won from
Celeres.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18
NV ORLEANS SUMMARY

BY Associated Press.
suits:
six furlongs--Mr. Peabody won. Constant
second, May Rowe third; time. 1:19 80.
Five and a half furlongs-Ray Thompson
won. Arch Oldham second, Hickey third; time,
40 2-5.
seven ftirlongs--La Jeunesse won, BrimmeI
second. Miss Mazzoni third; time. 1881 4-5.
SIX furlongs-Jack Atkins won. Fantastic
second, Old Honesty third; time. I'LL.
Mile and sevent5 yards-Goldway won. ST.
Noel second, Delmore third; time $50 rs.
Mile and observation-disclosures won, Anna
Day second. Tudor third; time, i:503-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18
COAST RECORD BROKEN
WHEN LIsARo RUNS MILE

The coast record. and near approach
to the worlds record, was registered in
the free handicap, when Lucky Baldwins
Lisaro ran the distance in 1877 As and
beat Acrobat by a head. Orilene, the
favorite, was a dismal last, stopping to
nothing after leading for seven-eighths
of the journey.
They were sent out of the chute III nice
array and Orilene showed in front before
the first calling station was reached
Daruma was second. with Acrobat third
and Lisaro taking all the dust. The order
remained the same until Strengthened for
the final run, when Harty. who rode a
superb race and avoided the early rum
ming. brought Lisaro up and ranged
alongside Acrobat at the paddock. It was
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18
DAVIS NICELY RIDDEN TO
BEAT BLoNDY IN SPRINT

Blondy and Edwin 7. Fryer delayed
proceedings in the third number, a six
furlong purse race, and when they were
finally Strengthened out the field of seven
was sent away to a nice break Edwin
r. Fryer, in his slow beginning style. cut
in behind the bunch. and zelina was al
lowed to lead the march for half a mile.
Here George S. Davis. which had been
following in close pursuit of the pace
maker, moved up to the front and turned
for home a length in advance of Zelina.
In the real going the Walker trick backed
up, and Blondy, which had been laying
off the early running, came fast In an
endeavor to catch Davis. There was
nothing doing, for Hutchinson. who rode
a nice race had his mount we'll in hand
and crossed the line three lengths to the
good. Edwin 7. Fryer came like shot
from sixth place at the head of the
stretch and finished half length behind
BIondy for the show.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18
RECORD FOR
COAST MILE
is LOWERED
.LISARO STEPS DISTANCE IN
1877 as
FAvoRlTEs HAVE BAD DAY AT
SANTA ANITA
crcston Only First Choice to Score
and Cookies Are oratified-Fast
Time Made by Selling
PIaters
BY ). G. GRIFFIN

N ARRIVING 102 pounds and LEscky
Baldwir's colors to victory. Lisaro,
~ the big back son of Rey Ell Santa
Anita and Seven Up lowered the coast
record for one mile TO 1:37 40, ineident-
ally coming within two-fifths of second
of the worlds best mark on a circular
track. When the horse, in mighty
struggle with Acrobat, crossed the line
a. head in advance of his adversary, the
grand stand and crowd on the ground
went wild and the volume OF applause
which followed the hanging of the num-
bers was token enough that the victory
was the most popular of the meeting.
But the noise which followed when the
time showed itself on the indicator across
the track was even more thunderous than
that which preceded It when Lisaro
stuck his handsome head across in front
of Acrobat. While the horse was not
supported to any marked degree the fact
that Baldwin's colors had finished In Old
time form caused the entire crowd to
shout itself hoarse over the remarkable
run.
Lisaro's time is just one-fifth of sec
ond better thar anything ever recorded
on the coast. At The Seattle meeting
last summer a mile was negotiated In
1873, and until Santa Anita park was
opened it was thought that this mark
would stand for some time.
But few better miles than that run by
Lisaro have ever been made on the recog-
rized turf Salvador, which raced on
straightaway course, negotlated the dis
lance in 1875 IL, but the only horses TO
do 1t on circular track were Kiameisha
and Dick welles. which Jointly estab-
Iished the mark of 1877 20 which now
stands.
Only one favorite all day long reward
ed those who follow the book, and the
way second choices and outsiders COPIED
the coir was a shame.
Creston was the only first choice to
win and he was held at such prohibitive
odds that the books lost nothing when
he romped home in the last event
Phenomenal time was the order OF the
afternoon, for In addition to the Llsaro
record several fast distances were record
ed. General Haley, in the opening num-
Der equaled the track record for seven
efghths of mile by stepping in 1:25, and
in the second event Hereafter ran six
fur.ongs, in 1:12 As, Considering the class
of the filly, this time is remarkably fast
and only goes to show how real horse
could lower records on the local track
were he to start.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18
GRlF's SELECTIONS

First rnce-COmmon Sue, Fustian'
Toller.
second race-Gabrielle, Aunt Pol
~, Creston Boy.
Third race-Golden shore, Tim
othy Wan, j. r.. Laughrey.
Fourth race - Waldorf, Gene
Wood, Latona.
Fifth race--East End, Illusion,
Sharp Boy.
sixth race-vMenheimer, Harvei'
Friar of Elgin.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18
cREsToN GALLoPs TO WIN
CLOSING NUMBER ON CARD

Never better than to 8, Creston was
easily the class of the closing number,
and in gallop led his field from start to
finish to win the five and half furlong
event by a length Bal Reid showed
nice turn of early speed, but stopped
when the pinch came Old Settler was
second by six lengths, and Liddington
third.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18
cLEM's SELECTIONS

First race-Fustian, Common Sue,
--.atia.
second race--Creston Boy, Ga
brieI1e, Aunt Polly.
Third race--J. II. Laugnrey, COL
den Shore, Timothy Wen.
Fourth race-Gene Wood, DIR
monte, Pendillon.
Fifth race-Red Reynard, East
End, Prolific.
Sixth race-Friar of Elgin, Man.
heimer, Harvel.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18
Prohibition Spreads in Chicago

CHICAGO, Dec. 17.-Chicago today has
one more square mile of dry" territory
than it had yesterday. Last night the
square mile, almost / per cent of the en-
tire city, was added to the prohibition
area by the city council.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18

post minut on
KaodoE
show;
tcassh took
rive tired
-BynenO
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18

a ding dong finish but the Baldwin horse
proved better by head. Daruma was
seven lengths back for third, and Orilene
was a bad last.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18
SANTA ANITA sMATTERINes

Helen Green, the noted writer for the
New York Morning Telegraph, was a VS.
itor at Santa Anita yesterday afternoon.
Early Wright put over two good things
things yesterday. Hereafter and The Sui
tan, both long shots.
Jas. Blute, trainer for r. #. Carman,
accompanied by Al Blute and Jockey
Burns, were at Uncle Toms Cabin last
night watching Langford and Barry mix
1t up. Billy Mckinney. smile and all,
was also there.
The mile record for California was
lowered yesterday when Lisaro, owned
by e. ]. Baldwin. ran the distance in
1:37 As. What would a high class stake
horse run mile in over the local course?
The little "gun play incident which
happened yesterday afternoon when
brother of the vice president of the Los
Angeles Racing association went up
against the majesty of the. law is any
thing but conducive to the best interests
of the track A few more stunts Of the
kind and decent persons will begin to
stay home.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18

atched-Tetanus. Meada. Win
trained by ]. P. Jones.
Celeres was in on the rail.
Funny Side had some speed.
Miss May Bowdish 1-2.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18

steam trains to the races. IS minutes: seats
for everyone. SOUTHERN PACIFIC, 900 So.
spring street, or Arcade station
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18

A postm or
deasl
show;
inside ralf
rush
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18

scched
h.
amy
TIL
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18

Time-5. s. IS Apost31
show
;.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18
III gEcoND RACE furlons. s.00; an ases sslns

1n246 Al nlnue on&p o
4 Cos
handIy Denton Lisba Tole PAU
Hereafter on Mus
Journey tired
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18

1874 furlonss seins ayear-Od purse sloo
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18
furlongs; 2-year--olds;
TO the Races
T RACES furlongs, selling.

(Four ngures Oakland index.)
Apprentice allowance.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18

so 2minue
Warden
easily;
btngWaen Yell 80 49, Last Co. So 7lO;
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18

47 5 At post min Winner T. H. S
wchu by Mrthful trained by owner start good won IN gaop
showed speed Place and show
IL IL Invade 81
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18

m THIRD RAckd furi0ngs purse 5000 for 8 vear-Olds
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18

Time-24 IA AZ rs, 112 AS, 1881 AS. At post
Winner E. ]. Baldwin's br. or blk. h. A. Rel FL
Baldwin. Start good; won drivng second and
weght-Lisaro Lisaro 6-5 place. out show AZ
show Iisaro gradually wore down Acrobat Anal
long last eighth drive, finishing sturdily. Oar
pace for six furlongs.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18

20 FIFTH $500; s-yearOds and selling
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18

Time-2s s-5, As, 1l3. At post minutes; OF
webber's CHI s. 3, sombrera-Bellane; trained
second and third driving. Scratched-Arragoi
weight-Virginia Lorraine. III. Davis rs plac
FRYER $50 show Davis overhauled the tirins
Blondy in long stretch drive tired only In clos
rush final eighth. finishing like a shot.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18

Time-24 AS, As 3-5. 1:14 As. At
Mason's b. g. Ocean Shore. by Kisr
easily; second same. Ocean Shore
the heavy going. Hector was beatt
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18

1t post minute off 307. Value to winner $500.
Rel FL Santa Anita-Seven Up; trained by Geo. W.
ond and third easily. Scratched-Sr Edward Over
how; Acrobat place, out show; Daruma out
final sixteenth under keen urging. Acrobat stood
" Daruma fell away fast after closely following
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-18

ayear-Olds sf
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-18
STATE WINS POINT
|NHAYW0OD TRIAL
COURT HOLDS THAT PRosEcU-
TlCN HAS RIGHT TO AS MANY
CHALLENGES rs DEFENSE
JURY STILL UNTITLED.

Boise, Idaho. May 17.-Aside from
The threshing over the Orchard inter
view of last night by attorneys for
both sides the only other develop
ment of the day in the Haywood case
was the raising Of the question as 10
the right of the state to enjoy ten
perempto.y challenges. The state had
formerly only five but at the last ses-
sion of the legislature which was sub
sequent to the assassination Of Steu-
nenberg. he law was amended and the
number increased to ten, the same as
allowed to the defense
The question was as to whether
this amendment constituted eXpost
facto law After the argument the
cour. decided the law was not ex post
facto. and the state had right 10
ten challenges.
Five peremptory challenges, three
by the defense and two by the state
were made late this afternoon, and at
the adjournment an effort 10 fill the
places made vacant was in progress
United. there are Is more challenges
to be exhausted and of the special
venire of 100 talesmen. only "a re-
main.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-18
BROWN LEADER IN
A NEW TAFT BOOM
OHIO STATE CHAIRMAN CALLS
HAND or DICK AND FORAKER
IN FAIRBANKS RuMoR,
HINTS AT SHOW DOWN
In Form of Popular Convention IN
less They Coma Out For Secre-
tary--State Leaders Also
Out For FaVorte.

Toledo, O. May 17.- Chairman
walter f. Brown, OF tAe Ohio State
Central Committee, today broke
through The reticenee he has SO far
ohsery since the commencement of
the Taltlroraker imDraslio. lie dee
clarel himself as ulqiali1edly for
Taf said me Rpabl cans ~ Ohio
we're solldly n favor of bis candidacy
and declared Foraker and Dick owe
i to themselves and ir friends to
settle the report that they are see
reilly supporting the candidacy Of
Vice President Fairbanks.
lie declared moreoy !, that the sen.
iment for Taft is so strong that #
further opposed, or in any way mis-
represented By Foraker ana Dick, i
viii burst all bounds and demand eS.
pression in d popular convention
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-18
SUIT FOR
INHERITANCE TAX
u. 6. DISTRICT ATTORNEY ASKS
COURTS TO FORCE PAYMENT
BY TRUSTEES OF WELLS Es
TATE or OVER s5Co,o0.

Milwaukee wis, May 17--Under
ustr Ctious from the depar ment %.
iustic at Washington. United States
District Attorney Butterfeld oday be-
gan action asainst tho trIs ees an
executors Of the Daniel Wells estate
10 recover over 100000 alleged to be-
du the government unjer the Wa
revenue az laws Of 1898 and 1901
The complaint after reciting the
fact Of the death rf Wells in May.
1902. alleges that be left an estate
estimated at SG.oo1o99 10 $1,000 'oo.
that under The provisions of th inner
i ance TAX law. there is dae the gov
er1rcut Sil3.fee. which, ,oee'ho.
.th accrued interest since that tlme
lrines The total due up to abogt $3.50
l. and that the tras-a Of fta g.
ate are liable for his amount
Wells died two months prior fo the
repeal ofile inheritance ta1 Ae
Trisres ad executors of the es
tate hat lstauily refasei to pas
fhe revenue laE. Isaac stephen
xho was today formally elected fn-
ed states senator from Wisconsin is
one uf the trustees.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-18
"BRAINSTORM" IN
DOLLAR WHEAT PIT
TALK OF s1.25 PRICE COUPLED
WITH RENEWED DAMAGE RE
PORTS PUTS MARKET m
WILD FRENZY TO BUY.

Chicago. May 17.-In ihe wheat
mraket options FOR july. September
and December all fed past the dollar
mark today and stuck there up 20 tho
close with the pit in condition which
was described as brainsturm.
The mythical dollar wheat being
q reality. he prophesy took on new
cnthus asm and talked Of sl.25 wheat.
II vas fhis srt Of talk coupled with
Tc.tcrations cf ureFio Short crop ru-
mors which brought the flood of buy
Ing orders into the market today AMI
seI a new record Tor The volume Of
business done.
News from CaEf-rnia today was
surprising ! nihaf tie state IS buvi-e
a half mill 1n bushels of real wheat t0
BIZ delivered 81 her grane-ies and fhe
rredictions from California were that
The state would need close 10 10.0G0.-
01e bushels ere long.