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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-02

BY Associated Press.
COLMA ARENA, Jan. 1.-Owen Moran
champion featherweight of England to-
day made a draw, fight Of twenty-five
rounds with Abe Attell, champion OF
America. who was thought to be irwin
chile at that weight. Moran was strong
and aggressive, quick as a flash ana
kept on top of Attell all the time.
Attell had plenty of opportunity to use
his boosted cleverness in keeping away
from the rushes of the little English boy.
Attell seemed to lack force in his punches
and found it extremely difficult to lana
a blow on vital spot. Moran's eye was
bIackened and his nose bled, but the
furnishing rips to the stomach ana the
swings to the jaw were missing.
Morans game was to lead with either
right or left and then close in. In tne
clinches he fought viciously, but dld not
do Attell much harm. ,.
The final round was most exciting.
Moran seemed to take on new lease Oh
vigor. and with head down waded into
Attell, swinging rights and lefts. When
the gong rang for the close both men
kent on fighting fiercely, and big Jim
Jeffries had to separate them. Jeftrles'
decision of a draw was received Win ap-
prevail except by violent partisans'
There came near being no fight, owing TO
the fact that Moran was two ounces
over weight Attell did the Shylock act
and had to be paid $3.50 for the surplus
two ounces before he would consent 10
go on.
Moran's manager stated after the hght
that the boy had found it extremely di1-
acult to get down to weight, and at IL
o'clock this morning was compelled TO 90
two miles Of vigorous road work.
While interesting. the contest was not
particularly exciting and did not come
up to the standard OF championship
battle.
Between 1000 and 5000 people witnessed
the fight
Moran's manager stated that while he
thought Moran had somewhat the better
of the fight, he was satisfied with the
decision. Jeffries said that the fight was
SO close that he found 1t difficult to give
decision in favor of either man. he
Thought that Attell had slightly the bet
ter of It on points, but not sufficiently 10
iustify a decision in his favor.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-02

f.. MISUNDERSTANDING. Miscaela IS. c. Hid
Ieth), lis; b. f., Watercress-Silla. England
q. e. Hoppas> lis; b. T.. Illowahoo-Emma
D. III. Trance CH T. Grif1n). IFS; b. f. Ben
lis; CHI. f., Lackford-Brogue. GYPSY Lass
q. F. Clifford, 115; b. f., Eddie Jones-My
Gypsy, Lady Martinez (Anehorage), 115 b. f.,
Yellowtail-Marie N.
Fourth race. one mile-Massa LOG. Pulleta
1O9. Lucian Jog. Down Patrick 109, Red Ball
104 Banposal 104.
Fifth race. mile-Cholk Hedrick Ill
Watchful 109, Miss May Bowdish 80, Belle Of
Iroquois 1O5. Meade 1O6, Capt Hale III, Silver
Wedding LOG, l.. C. Ackerly 105. Jake Moose
1oS Huerfano 104 Treasure Seeker 10s
Sixth race, seven furlongs, miden 3-year-olds
-Deneen 106 Last Go 40. San GIL 112, Parasol
104 Pan oe ORC LOG. Hand Me Down 112 No
Farther 106 Ursula 40. Van Gordan 1903, Bobby
Shafto 1l2, Bardonia 1l2, Prtncessa 10.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-02
Oakland Entries

First race, six DEMONSTRATING 103 Swag-
ger 1885, Hersain 1903. Boloman 1o5 Dangerous
Girl 1O7, ST. George Jr. los, Transmute 1903, Iso-
lation 1903, Dr. Sherman 105, Whiskers 105.
Second race, six furlongs-Koenlgin Luise
1903. La Rosa 100, John H. Sheehan 10. Marvel
F. 1903, Hulford 1906 Nappa 100, Tawasentha l0S.
Belle Kinney 10. Ambitious 10S Duke Of Or
leans 1872 Sam Barber 12.
Third race, three furlonge, 2-year7old hllies--
Coppit (Napa Stock FARM liz; Oh. T., The
Judge-I.ucille III Mabel Fountain (Mounce).
is; b. H. Tempo-Nanine holland, Seattle (B,
echreiber), 115; b. T., Sir Hercules-Ohio Belle.
Winnakee CKenilXcrth stock FARM, 1i5; CHI.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-02
CHICAGO TEAM MAY
NOT COME ON TRIP

CHICAGO, Jan. lit appears possible
that the projected tour to California and
Hawaii OF the Chicago team of the Ameri-
can league may be called Off unless Presi-
dent Comisky secures better transporta-
ton rates for the transcontinental trip
than ha has thus far been able to obtain
If the Pacific trip is abandoned the
team will likely be taken to Texas and
begin the summers work with series of
games with the Texas league clubs.
Mr.. Comisl1y would like to take his men
to California, and he is impressed with
the idea that Honolulu would be quite an
ideal training place, the only objection
being the loss of the time on the occa-
sion of the trip.
The matter will probably be decided this
v'lek.
additional Sport on Page Ten.)
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GRiF'S SELECTIONS

Firt Race-VeIma c., May sutton,
BiiIOwy.
Second race-No selections.
Third rnce--Canique, Ed Ball. Nib
lick.
Fourth race-The Fog, Lee Har-
risOn ii, KlrlSheId Belle.
Fifth rnce-Airs, Taxer, Aunt
Polly.
Sixth race-GentIe Harry, Ell PrIm-
erO, Ed Sheridan.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-02
St. Louis Meet Defeat

PORTLAND, Ore, Jan. 1.-The Mutt
nomah Athletic club was victorious In
a football contest with st. Louis uni
versity today winning by score of II
TO g. The game throughout was Multi
nomah's, the home team generally out
playing the visitors, both in Kicking and
straight football, though at critical times
st. Louis made strong and effective
defense.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-02
SCHOOL TEAM DEFEATS JOCKEYS

In a football game between the Thir-
tenth street grammar school and the
Ascot Jockeys yesterday afternoon the
latter were whitewashed by score of
SO to O. The star players on the winning
team were Everett Robinson, fullback.
and Conayer. who played left half.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-02
CLEM'S SELECTIONS

First race-VeIma c., BiIlowy, Mny
Sutton.
Second rnce-BantheI, Walsh en-
try, Rose Queen.
Third race - Niblick, Chippewa.
Taylor George.
Fourth race Lee Harrison ii,
Kirkheld Belle, The Fog.
Fifth rRce-Aunt Polly, Airs, Hal
lie sherman.
Sixth race-GentIe Harry, Big
Bow. Ed sheridan.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-02

Steam trains to the races 1915 D. m. and 1915
D. M; IS minutes. Seats for everyone SOUTH
ERIN PACIFIC. 600 South Spring street. or
Arcade station.
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CHARLIE WILLIAMS QUITS

1RHoNNEFtNF
SALT LAKE. Jan. 1.-Charlie Williams
Of Rock Springs quit at the end of the
ninth round in his scheduled 20-round
fight today with Rube Smith of Denver.
Smith was easily the superior throughout,
knocking Williams down in the fourth
and eighth rounds and Furnishing him con-
siderably with a straight left.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-02

II you want to go east. c. Haydock,
Agent Illinois Central r. r.. I1s w. 9Th
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-02
1874 SEVENTH RAcE-s furlonss; purse s-year-olds

40 p t wnnerS Winner
Ranchf by
dhandMy
out showed
tspeda dmadhe
I
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-02

1855 Value to winner 1926. Winner
trained by C. Buxton. start good. won
Play IL lbs. Smirker AZ lbs, Sugar IA
10 show Maid won as rider pleased.
Tho latte showed brilliant speed but
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-02
100 SECOND RACES fronss; $500; s-year-od colts

A posts o Winner s
br c Plenty
w B.
fNdsha early
n
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-02

Tine-23 rs AZ, 1:l2 2-5. At post minutes. off
Tleur de Lis Stables b. g. Salvado-Saccharoid;
easily; second and third handily. Overweight-By
place, out show; Toupee IL place, out show; stray
%oupee passed this firing Stray In closing strides.
fnilad 70 stay High prlce-Toupee TO 2.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-02

1oO THIRD RAcE- furiongsi purse so years
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-02

SECOND RACE--o IuIIOIBHI PuI5VI @-9N'''
old fllies and geldings-
zee. Rose Queen ....1OIlB. T., Hammon-NH-
Br f. Kingston-White ginia Keene.
Rose 80. l. Heene hlnuoo'to'
-. Achieve .107lCh T. The Fog-La
Br. Z. Watercress- Hindoo -
Stellaris. SO. CHI I. 2..,.,.''''Io'
.. May Dieudonne .1O7 Alvescot-Sunnght -
Br I. inns. Dieudonne $50. xGreen Grove '~'
May Pinkton Ch I. Nasturtium-
Banthel .107 Grove Queen.
CHI (. Boanerges-Eth- .... xMattie Russell lV'
eli n b. f. Woolsthorpe-
-. Annie Wells i07 Amelia Strathmore.
b. (. The Commoner- .... Clover Lear ',.'n'
Annie Lauretta CHI T. Marius-Makawa
80 Beeswax .. .107 x Walsh entry.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-02
Round Thirteen

Attell jabbed lightly with left to face
ard some desultory sparring followed.
Then came another clinch, and Attell
missed two fearful long right and left
swings that might have ended matters
had either one been landed. Moran bled
slightly at the mouth as they fought
and wresded against the ropes Moran
swung a vicious left flush to the jaw, and
Abe fought carefully, and his face lost
its smile. The men continued to con-
verse a. they fought but their remarks
We're unintel.igible. Moran missed a left
swing for the jaw. and they clinched as
the bell rang. Moran had a shade the
best of IT,
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-02
Round Twenty
Round Twenty.One

They spared carefully. Moran missed
a left for the Jaw and the referee sep
arated them from a clinch. Moran swung
a left lightly to the head and shot a
straight left to the face. Moran swung
his right to the rigs and Attell upper
cut with a left to the stomach. He re-
peated it shortly afterward and tried a
right for the body which was short. Mo
ran drove his right to the kidneys and
Attell pelted Moran with rights over the
ribs in a clinch Attell then sent
straight right to the body and the round
closed in his favor
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-02
Round Twenty-Five

The men shook hands and rushed to
close quarters. Moran rocking Attelrs
head with a short-arm right jolt to the
Jaw. They wrestled again and then Mo-
ran whipped in furnishing right to the
body.
They fought viciously at close range
both landing telling rights to the head
The referee parted the men with diff.
Guilty. Attell then shot a wicked left wal
lop to the face and they mixed it ham.
mer and tongs, wrestling and punching
like grizzlies Moran forced his man tc
cover up in a last desperate rally, In
which he outfought Attell.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-02

1913 FIRST $500; 'ysar-Olds up.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-02
Round Eleven

Attell rushed in with left to the jaw,
and in a clinch Moran swung two rights
to the kidneys. Attell jabbed straight left
to the face, and the men broke from
clinch. Attell sent two lefts TO the Jaw
in double quick order. and missed a
vicious right for the head. Attell stag
gered his man with vicious right to the
jaw, and a right cross found Moran's
nose resting place. Moran swung a
hard right TO the jaw. Atten swung a
gancing right to the nose. Moran shot
hard right to the face and the men
clinched. Moran was pounding on At
tells kidneys with rights when the gong
ended an even round.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-02

OOs-TwENTYsE SECOND DAY Weather clears
A. J. Hotnan starter
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-02
Round Twelve

They spared slowly. and AtteIl missed
left for the jaw. Moran nearly shot
through the ropes from a mis- directed
left swing. and quickly covered up as At
tell waded in looking for an opening.
Both missed several vicious swings and
each displayed great cleverness. They
wrestled to the ropes, and Moran Sent
out the banner punch of the fight, a
vicious right swing flush to the jaw. At
tell came back with a stiff left to the
face and they clinched, AtteIl appearing
a trite worried. Another clever exhibi-
ton of ducking followed. and the bell
ended round in Moran's favor.
His right swing to the Jaw was the best
blow OF the fight.
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additional Sport on Page Ten.)
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-02
Round Nineteen

They fought to clinch Separating,
Moran shot right to the face. Attell
then swung his right to the stomach and
Moran scored with straight left to the
face. Moran rushed Attell against the
ropes, but the latter easily wriggled Nut
of harms way. As they locked together
Moran put in two short lefts to the pody'
but right swing to the head sent him
back. Moran swung viclously with left
and right TO the Jaw and Atten stalled.
GO at him." yelled the crowd to Moran.
Abe. however, called his cleverness into
play and the round ended with the men
in a clinch Moran had a good lead In
this round His left and right swings
staggered the little Hebrew.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-02
TODAY'S RACE ENTRIES
SANTA ANITA

FIRST RACES furlonss, purse, maiden 5
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-02
Round Twenty-Five
Round Twenty-Three

Attell jabbed left to the face and the
Briton swung a vicious left to the nose,
and they broke from clinch. They ex-
changed straight lefts to the face
clinched and were broken apart by the
referee. Again the monotonous clinch
ended with the usual prying apart. At
tell shot straight left to the face and
Moran hooked his left to the body. Attell
sent a straight left again to the face
and followed it with another a moment
later Attell once more threw his left to
Moran's face and the round closed.
No damage In this round, both men
slowing up perceptibly in their work
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-02

They c.ashed together in an embrace
and Attell cleverly danced away from a
right swing. .ttell drove a hard. left to
the body, and they clinched. Moran
missed a hard left and right swing for
the body.
Both men displayed some clever duck
ing and footwork
Moran swung a left to the jaw and fol-
lowed with a right to the stomach.
Moran missed a third trial and ducked
a hard right swing intended for the jaw.
Attell sent a straight left to the face
and then got IN a short arm left and
right to the eye. Moran's left eye was
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-02

Times, 40. 1:1s 1-5. 1851 2-5. At J
P. T. Chlnn's b. &. a, Longstreet-Lal
second handily, third easily. Scratches
2-1 place. even show; Molesey 1-9 sho
to offset Marster's challenge. Latter
tired stddenlv
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-02

Time-25, so, 1;141k. 141. 200 At post minutes
T. A. Davies & Co.'S oh. & a, st. Carlo-Jude: ira
easily; secont and third same scratched-Lord Ro
CAP g. Dewey 3h Fastoto 2is lbs. Ellie 7-1o place,
can 7-1O show ElIe trailed close up first furcnge.
Rubicon tired badly when challenged by winner aft
have winning chance eighth out. but weakened bad
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-02

Moran muffeG his man with a left over
the eye and missed a hard right swing
for the jaw Attell met Moran with a
left upperodt to the face as the Briton
rushed in.
Several clinches followed. Attell hook
ing his left to Morans stomach. Attell
swung his right to the ear as Moran
backed against the ropes and they
clinched. The pace slowed up consider
ably, although neither looked tired Mo-
ran swung left and right to the body and
missed a right swing as the round ended
Attell had a slight lead.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-02-26
PUPILS EXAMINATIONS.
1908
Examinations Of Graduates from the Common
School win be Held March 5 and 6, at the
Following Named Places and in Charge OF the
Committees Named Below.

Observation-Disclosures Hilda Carmichael Anna
WEIGH. Elsie Paudler Addie Huntington.
CHRIsTIANA-Dist. MOL Matte jackson. Emma
Olson. Bertha ,Preus.
CHRISTI AsA-=pist. NJ. g. Elizabeth Won Ruben
Sarah Mills. Olga johnson.
CANTON Bloom-l gdale-Inga AIgaard. ToIena
Medium. Oluf johnson. Minnie Reed, Alice Mc-
Henry.
CLINTON -C,st. No L Ida Newlun Cora Wheel
err, Rena He yes, Rosa Ericsson.
CooN-C Don Valley Helen Joswanger Barbara
Won Rude q. Emma Christensen. Caroline john
son.
iona schmidt, Nellie Butcher. Lucy Krauss.
FDREsT-Dist. No. S-John Lawton, Geo. Wheel
err Ethel Hansberry. Eunice Matteson.
FRANKIIE-Lioerty Pole-Belle Clawater. Olive
Umberger, Luella Carpenter, Blanche Jasperson.
FRANKLIN No. 7--Lottie Riley Celia
Tolefson. Rosina Ellacott, Maize Browne.
GENOA Romance Josephine Beffa, P. J. Nc
Manany Letha Powell. Mabel MoreIli.
GREENwooD--Debeo-N Nellie Rice Irene Shreye.
Alice Whalen, Edna Thompson. VIM. johnson.
HAMRuRG-C haseburg- Emma Hoff. TilIie Hole.
Olga Egstad.
HARMoNY-Newton-Jo John Riley, Nellie Graham,
Kathryn Campbell, Della Farr. Vera Townsend.
Katie Dake.
HILLsBoRo--Di No 2-Ella Lloyd. Buel Water
man, Wallace Mccoy.
JEFFERSON Springsille- Agnes johnson, Larry
Shower, Katie Melvin.
JEFFERSON Dist. No. 10-Mary Hooverson.
Ruth Potter. Bertha Thorsness Julia Gabrielson.
/, JEFFERsoN-Dist- No. 81 Edna Groves, Huda
Hauge, Eleonora Won Ruben.
KICKAPoo- Readstown-A. w. Hasten, Maude
Groves, Olive Rabbit, Alice Anderson.
LIBERTY oss-Jean Rolfe. Emma Schmidt.
Mabel Chambers, Amy Bishop.
STARK--North Bear-Tena Siolin, Ray Norris,
Elsie Krauss.
STERLING Retreat Mabel Bolstad. Emma
Elvin, Mary Bates,
STERLINc-D Dist No S-Hattie Conklin, Alma
Gauper. Rachael Joswanger-
VIRoQuA- Court House-Ada Smith, Louella
Swan. Elise Preus. Betsy Lund.
VIRoQuA- Dist. No. 3-Agnes Reed, Ella Glenn
ents. Sadie Officer
UNIoN--Dist No s--Eertha Morgan, Ethel Lep-
ley. Nellie Hunter.
WEBsTER--Dist. No. 6-Dora Buchanan. Fred
Woods. Leslie Wadell. Edward Schmidt
WHEArLANp-' Partridge school Mary Smith.
Alta Davis Harry Tulloch. Amy Marshall. Myrtle
Wakefield
WHTEsTowN- Reckton Il Elsie Gather. David
Wallace. Esther o. Tuhus. Anna Beranek
The committee appointed to conduct the exam :
nations at each place will have entire manage
ment of the examinations. Ii is expected THAT
zach committee will mark papers and send 70
county superintendent all papers of all applicants
whose average is not less than 90 in any branch
and whose standing is not less than Is. The re
suit Of the examinations should be forwarded to
superintendent immediately. Candidates for
diplomas may select such place for examinations
will be most convenient for them The exami-
nations should begin at $50 a. of the first day,
and each candidate should come supplied with
en-. ink and good legal cap paper. Any member
Of the above committee who cannot be present at
said examination. may provide a substitute.
H. L. GARDNER. County Superintendent
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-02-26
NOTES FROM NEARBY PLACES.

The village of West Salem has clapped
the lid on good and tight. Hereafter
the saloons must close at 10 O'Clock in
stead of IL, and patrons must get THEN
Sunday drinks the night before, for 1hc
town is dry on that day.
The postal department at Washington
has officially announced that free de-
livery of mail will be instituted at Sparta
on May 18th, next. The delivery will
be made by three carriers and one sub
stitute.
The Sparta Driving and Agricultural
society has been reorganized and entire
ly new officers elected. Efforts will be
made to create interest enough in that
city to warrant the holding of another
fair the coming season. The new Off
GERS are: w. 7. Sarles, president; A.
Schlaver, vice president; VIM. Mcbride,
secretary; D. w. Cheney, treasurer.
The people of Gs.lesville must be pa
triotic. Already they have begun to
make arrangements for the celebration
of the Fourth of July.
Mai. j. M. Ballard of Eau Claire, an
officer in the Wisconsin national guard
nearly twenty years, has been declared
insare and committed to the state hos
pital at Mendoza. Maj. Ballard served
as captain in the Third regiment dur
ing the Spanish-American war, and vet
eransof that regiment are deeply grieved
to hear of his sad misfortune.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-02-26

Fnoqua cigars are the pest.
-Dudley's coffees at J. 0mundson's.
Madge Nuzum has beer on the sick
list.
Lawrence Peterson has been at
home for visit.
Money to loan on real estate secur-
ity Butt & Butt.
Yes your drugg.5 1T sells H. W. Bark
er's Cough Remedy. Nothing like it.
Mrs. Lutte Grub as Mauston has
been visiting her father, Rev. George
Nuzum.
Leo Stout of Ross poisoned his
hands II some manner recently and
they are quite painful.
Three little girls, Myrtle and Pearl
Larson and Tillie Severson visited a
little daughter of c. Holte at Westby
last Sunday.
Ole T. Fortney OF Soldiers Grove
and daughter returned from a visit at
Wheeler with MIR. Fortney's brothers,
John 7. and Hans T.
Mr. and Mrs. Manley Norris ar
rived today for a visit at the home of
the gentioma1's parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Norris are travelling with p theatrical
company.
The three months child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude De Garmo was brought to
Viroqua today and the funeral was held
at the Coon Prairie church and inter
ment was made on Asbury Ridge.
Mrs. A. Roberg and Mrs. Thos. A.
Thompson spent last Sunday visiting
Mrs. A. Tryggestad, who has had a
difficult surgical operation, and is stay
in, at Westby under the doctors care
Rev. Fl. Smeby preached last Sun
day at Mt. Sterling in the new church
built last summer by Rev. Hendrick-
sons congregation. Rev. Smelly will
hereafter preach one Sunday in each
month at this church.
Mr.. Mills a lineman of the La Crosse
Interurban Telephone Co, went through
VirOqua today OF his way to Viola 20
make a thorough inspection of the lines
recently purchased and put them il
good working order.
On the l4th of March Albert Sol
version will sell at public auction on the
farm recently purchased of John T.
Fortney all kinds of farm implements,
S-horse power gasoline engine, harness
ses, blacksmith tools, head of horses,
live stock, ETC.,
F. w. Alexander, town of Viroqua
farmer, reports that his eight JERSEY
cows produced in 1907, 1899 lbs. of but
ter which sold for S524 II; three calves
which were worth on January l, $40. 90.
and 4,0OC lbs. of milk each, which was
worth al 20 cts. per hundred SOS 90, or
an average of all products of SIS. 81 per
cow. Four of these cows were farrow
In the ibove is not included cream
which was used three times day for
family Of seven.