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Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-12
Metal Market

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. lt.-rThe metal market
openedauiet as usual in the absence Of cables
and prices were generally unchanged. Tin
was quoted at S27. .25G27.2 25. Copper remained
quiet at S13 S2lk013. szA for lake; sls. 50@13. rs
for electrolytic and at sls. 259l3.5o for casting
Lead was dull at s3.65q3,7o. speltsr was quiet
al sll514.20. Iron was quiet and unchanged.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-12
FRUIT MARKET
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 11.-Fancy apples,
s225; common Coo: fancy pears. So 20; persim-
mons. 50g65e; navel oranges, 81. l.25g2.50 seed
lngs. 75caS150. Mexican lines, sS 4O@4. 90;
common California lemons, 75c9sl.25; good TO
choice. 81 2591.75; fancy. S2.00g3 90; bananas.
eoeqssoo; pInespples, Ssooas.5oi Persian dates,
&c.
Dried Fruit Prices
BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE market for
evaporated apples is quiet with fancy quoted
at lOkG11Iac: choice, 91a4l0c; prime. SQDSlsc;
1905 fruit 7d101Ro. Prunes are unchanged
with quotations ranging from 5L916c for Call
fornia fruit and from 7d7ac for Oregons up
10 sos TO S0s Apricots unchanged with choice
quoted at 22423c; extra choice, 23G25e fancy,
2GQ265zc. Peaches are less active In a job
bling way With choice quoted at i1ts912l5c; eX-
tra choice. 12h913hc; fancy, iSQ1slac extra
fancy. 14614iac. Raisins quiet with loose
quoted at 6ls@71ac; seeded, 7s49,4c:
London layers, s1.659l.75.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-12
HNANIA|,(OH'ENIAL

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Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-12
CHICAGO GRAIN
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
CHICAGO. Jan. 11-Opening dun, the wheat
market showed a tendency to sag in the alb
senco of speculative interest. The selling
movement that resulted in lower figures was
due to estimate by a foreign crop Journal
show a large increase. A decline at Liverpool
Of isQ%d was reflected in the opening prices
here, May being at the start A9lc lower at
81 .05&@1.06. A momentary show OF improve
ment based on a report of probable short
age of the Russian crop carried prices slightly
| higher but the advance was soon lost May
! sold up to s1.O61s upon resumption of liquida-
ton broke to $lO5lsa1.O5ss. closing at 81. O5ss.
a net loss Of sc.
Corn opened steady on smaller country offer
ings, but broke sharply under lhs influence Of
liberal local receipts. Selling pressure was not
great at the lower level however, country ad-
vices OF weather unfavorable to the marketing
OF the crop acting in q measure q check
er at 6054 Q6Oasc, sold at 6012c, but closed weak
1se above the bottom at 60c.
Trade in oats was extremely duh and was
confined almost entirely to operations by pit
traders. There was more or less selling pres
sure in sympathy with the sentiment In other
grains and the tone was heavy. May opened
q shade higher at 544c and sold between that
figure and 5saa Q5SMo, where 1t closed.
Provisions fairly steady, smaller run
Of hogs than anticipated offsetting free offer
ings by packing interests. The close showed
down 9isc at ss.o5; ribs closed 2lse lower
at 81 271s
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-12

''1he count says he loves your
Yes
Does he claim he can i've without youi''
NO"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-12
Los Angeles.

Owing to the oongested condition of the
exhibit rooms where the hundreds Of
fowls have been displayed it is hardly
probable that the rooms will be cleared
before q late hour Tuesday night
Although today is the last day OF the
show not bird will be carried from the
exhibition pens, and the work of Grating
the large number OF fowls viii not begin
until after the doors close tonight.
Owing to the fact tha' a record Of each
bird wai necessary and tag. bearing the
result OF the close scrutiny by the j. dges.
had to be filled for reference and regis
ter, the work of the officers of the ex-
hibition has increased greatly over former
years. But the thoroughness of the
work 10 expected to be beneficial in its
results
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-12
POULTRY SHOW HAS BANNER
DAY AND BIG ATTENDANCE
Fine Fowls Exhibited at chutes Park
Prove Drawing Card, and Many
People View Feathered
Price

Yesterday was a banner day at the
poultry breeders exhibition at Chutes
park. The fine fowls proved a drawing
card for many people who are interested
in high class birds, and the attendance
was perhaps the largest of any day of
the exhibition.
a large attendance is expected today, as
the exhibit closes tonight.
Aside from being a grand success the
show was notable for some high scores.
the highest score being that of a Part
ridge Cochin, which scored 971s points.
This bird is owned by L. r. Walton.
The Birth of Poet
! do not know why ROSTERS crow
So early in the morn;
The one that's near is mighty queer
Bout twelve he toots his horn.
My notions this--a rooster is
Like human beings born;
lie thinks he's 1T" and so won't quit
footing OF his horn.
It's safe to say he crows all day.
Is filled with pride and scorn
And when hens lay he right away
Starts in TO toot his horn.
It's only right to say he's quiet
From 6 p. m tin morn;
And then lie wakes, the welSln shakes
From twelve one toots his horn.
And all around / hear the sound
OF roosters--some just born;
My sleep they hound, my temper wound
Then quit,Ayes In horn
Bui there is one gun of son
W no g in my side thorn;
If ] could run or had a gun
Then auit-yes, in horn
He is all gall. no brains at all.
OF sense completely shorn;
hear him maui and scratch and fall
All night he toots his horn
And such a COB! They named him Rob-
Not cause he stole the corn
Cause he "crusoe" did they do So
His Is a wondrous horn.
But suppose the good Lord Knows
Just why he Id adorn
These barnyardN seaux, these seeper's Toes
Each with noisy horn.
At twelve naught one all start the fun, \.
For then begins the morn;
Ere rise of sun they've got me "done,
Cause 1 can't take horn
This is no Joke. I wouldn't poke
Fun when I'm SO forlorn;
For to be woke and almost choke
At footing Of his horn
Is not the thing that tends TO bring
blissful night or morn.
But let Joy ring, for I can sing
tOf this are Apoets born .
A
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-12
Market Ranges

whcat-StO5ss; July. 9sssc; Sept. 95}sc
Corn-May. 6Oc; July. 5S1s@5sssc; Sept. 5sNc.
Oats-May. old. Ss4d537sc; new, 52isc July,
old, 47l4c; new. 4bl5c.
Cash quotations were as follows;
Flour, steady; winter patents, 81 60d475; do
straights S4 25d470; spring patents, S440g5 70;
do straights. s490d5.10 bakers, s3.35Gl.SO; No.
spring wheat, s1.l0d1.ls; No 8, sL0l@L12; No.
red essc@SL0lls No. corn, 60c; No. 2
yellow 62c; No oats. 499se No. white 496t
5215c; No. 2 rye sSe; fair to choice mailing
barley, 90; No I northwestern faxseed.
s12l; prime timothy seed. $40 short ribs.
sides. loose. Sc 662ikG670; mess pork, per bbl
s12 s7lk@13.O0; lard per 100 lbs. s7s2ls; short
clear sides. boxed, SI0od7S7ls whisky, basis
aa-.- d
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-12
New York Stocks

sy Associated Preas.
NB,y YORK, Jan. 1l.-Following were the
G1ticial closing quotations today;
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-12

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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-06-26
ADVERTISING AGENTS.
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
FULL AND FREE EXPRESSION.

FULL AND FREE EXPRESSION.
The selection of the great majority
Of the stalwart candidates on the Re
publican state ticket is so overwhelm-
ingly made by the voters of the state
that there can be no question that it
was the full and free expression and
choice of the voters of the state.
The Republicans have had the oppor-
tunity to choose their candidates.
That they have exercised consider
able discrimination in voting for state
candidates is evident from the varia-
ton on the vote for different candi-
dates. Johnson for governor will car
ry practically every county in the
state-h runs far ahead Of TwicheIl
everywhere, and his choice is the ex-=
preston OF the Republican voters Of
the state, made secretly, without In.
reference, and it cannot be said that
any influences, such as have been
claimed to be used in political cam
paigns, accomplished this result. To
make this statement is to say that the
electorate of the state by a majority
OF 10000 to $4,000 is subject to i'm
proper Influences, and to say this is
to say what is entirely unwarranted.
Others of the stalwart candidates
with few exceptions have been
chosen by large majorities. Hanna
and Gronna for congress, Lewis.
Cooper, Gilbreath all will have ma,
jorities 90 substantial as to prove
Them the choice OF the voters Of the
state. It is pleasing that this is so,
for there can be no cry on the part
Of defeated candidates or disappoint-
ed supporters that the voters did not
have an opportunity fairly to express
their choice.
With Smith and Stockwell for state
superintendent, and with Spalding
and Wright for the supreme court,
there has been a closer vote. It may
take the complete returns from all
the counties to determine the result,
a good many voters of the state be.
heve that the judiciary and the
schools of the state are on different
basis from other offices, and that &C.
counts for the variation in the vote.
Both Smith and Wright have made
good races, and however the result
It is to be hoped that the Republicans
OF the state will let the battle among
each other end with the primaries,
that they will mite heartily in sup
port Of the ticket as it Is nominated,
bury the grievances that have exist
ed and swing North Dakota into line
for Taft, Sherman and the Republican
state ticket. sss
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-06-26
The COUNTY
Continued from page ID

4 + 4a.1l II
Confined from page ID
Mockler q. WEIGH Is.
4 Hull s.; Hughes %; Reade 81;
Thomas II: Wolbert II.
Hubert i: McGillis 2s; O,Hara Z.
Hea1y IL: Morris 16.
Fortune q; Kositzky 49,; sellens
40.
Cook 90; Kaiser IA.
Fort Peterson %.
Anger IL; Stevens 10.
Mckenzie ~; Tandberg Z.
Hanson "a; Vigness II.
Tees Is.
Harold rs.
Field 20; Ward s.
Cordner A Smith III; Waldorf
~; Korn 2.
Andrews Hansbrough l8; John
son 0 !; Little s.; MaMrshaIl 2.
Gronna II; Hanna s: Helgeson
5; McClory 4 Midtbo 4; Robinson
81: Williams 2; Young II.
Johnson is; Twichell s.
Bendeke 8 Lewis Is.
spaIding 1efi Wright s..
Blaisdell 49,; Buchanan IL.
Brightbill A: Jorgenson IL; Oh
son 5.
Bickford 49,; Mckenzie L..
Smith s.; StockWell 20.
Larson s.; McCue q; Miller IS.
Cooper II; Taylor s.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-06-26

Gilbreath 10; Main s.
Anderson 5; Axtell 2; Mann z;
Nelson II; Osborn z; Reid 6; Stafne
8; stutsman S; Westby 8.
Register 12;; Winchester IS.
Mockler A.; Welch 20.
Hull 8; Hughes 6; Reade IL;
Thomas IL; Wolbert 49,. Al
Hubert /; McGillis &c; o'Hara 1.
Healy %; Morris A.
Fortune 4; Kositzky II; Sellens
II.
Cook rs; Kaiser 2.
Fort IL; Peterson 15.
Anger 9; Stevens IS. .,S
Mckenzie 10; Tandberg II.
Hanson IA; Vigness IL.
Tees "a.
Harold 20.
Field Ia; Ward 10.
Thelma -Hansbrough 3; Johnson
6; Little IL; Marshall 8. Il
Gronna 8; Hanna 10; Helgeson
q; McClory 8; Midtbo 4; Robinson
s.; sinkler 1; Williams Q; Young q.
Johnson II; Twichell s.
Bendeke q; Lewis IS. Il
Spalding z; Wright IA.
Blaisdell IL; Buchanan s.
Brightbill 8; Jorgenson u; Oh
son 4.
Bickford II; Mckenzie 9.
Smith 10; Stockwell IA.
Larson 8; McCue 8; Miller 6.
Cooper Ii; Taylor 9.
Gilbreath Ia; Main z.
Anderson q; Axtell s.; Garnaas g.;
Green 10; Mann s; Nelson z; Os-
born 8 Reid s; stafne s; stutsman
s.; Westby 8.
Register 10; Winchester -.
Mockler z; WEIGH 15.
Hull 10; Hughes 10; Reade 81;
Thomas i6; Wolbert 1.
Hubert 8; McGillis Is; O'Hara Q.
Healy ID; Morris Z.
Fortune IL; Kositzky 4; Eellens
g. a,
Cook 20; Kaiser 8.
Fort s; Peterson Is.
Anger 10; Stevens IL. szl
Mckenzie s; Tandberg II.
Hanson Il IL: Vfgness II
Tees 81.
Harold 20. s5s
Field IL; Ward 9.
y Naughton Hansbrough IL; John
son Il; Little 10; Marshall 4.
Gronna 8; Hanna 9: Helgeson 4 !;
McClory 1; Midtbo 8; Robinson D;
Williams 10; Young Q.
Johnson 10; Twichell 5.
Bendeke 6; Lewis 10.
Spalding 8; Wright II.
Blaisdell 1t; Buchanan S.
Brightbill Il; Jorgenson Is; Olson
A.
Bickford 8; Mckenzie Is.
Smith 16; stockwell {.
Larson A; McCue s Miller a.
Cooper 10; Taylor 3. 81
Gilbreath Is; Main 8.
Anderson s; Axtell A; Garnaas Q j;
Green 4; Mann a: Nelson 8; Osborn
!; Reid s; stafne 4; Scotsman 81;
Westby 2.
Register 16; Winchester 12ss
Mockler 10; WEIGH 9.
Hull 3; Hughes II; Reade Is;
Thomas A; Wolbert 12.
Hubert 8; McGillis 20; o'Hara Z.
Healy Ia; Morris Is.
Fortune s; Kositzky %; sellens 1.
Cook 16; Kaiser 8.
Fort Is; Peterson 70.
Anger IL; Stevens Is.
Mckenzie 10; Tandberg Is.
Hanson 9; Vigness ~.
Tees 10.
Harold 10. 5.@
Field IT; Ward 8.
cordner s; Smith z; Waldorf 9;
Hood 8.
Telfu Little IL.
Gronna 2; Hanna 3; Helgeson /:
Williams 5. ss
johnson s Twichell 8.
Bendeke q; Lewis 6.
spalding 3; Wright 6.
Blaisdell s Buchanan 2.
Brightbill 2; Jorgenson 4 Olson
g 9.
Bickford 8; Mckenzie 6.
Il cr,,itt. I. O. o1r,,,a1, q IA X. ysfgs
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-06-26

Smith IA; Stockwell 16.
Larson 5; McCue 70; Miller 9.
Cooper 10; Taylor 10.
Gilbreath II; Main IA.
Anderson 6; Axtell 10 !; Garnaas
q; Green 6; Mann Al; Nelson s.;
Stutsman 8; Westby z.
Register II; Winchester 13..
Mockler L; WEIGH "a. Al
Hull 8; Hughes IA; Reade TO-;
Thomas IA; Wolbert 10.
\ Hubert 1; McGillis %; o'Hara g..
Healy IL; Morris 8. 4
Fortune s: Kositzky IA; sellens
n. &c
Cook 1s; Kaiser s.. ~
Fort 5; Peterson 90. ~
Anger 10; Stevens 16. BAG
Mckenzie 10; Tanberg 16.
Hanson ID; yigness 16.
Tees "a.
Harold 20. 3,4s lS5ii
Field 10; ward lO.
Missouri Hansbrough s.; Little.
16;; Marshall 1.
Gronna s.. Hanna s; Helgeson q;
McClory Il; Robinson /; Williams
s; Young 9. e
Johnson 81; Twichell 4.
Bendeke 8; Lewis 16.
spalding 10; Wright is.
Blaisdell 8; Buchanan s.
Brightbill II; Jorgenson s.; Oh
son 2. ta.A.z-
Bickford a; Mckenzie %.
Smith ID; Stockwell II. ahssi.ss{
Larson 1; McCue Is; Miller 10. ,s
Cooper IA; Taylor II.
Gilbreath "a; Main l.. $50
Anderson 8; Axtell g.; Garnaas L;
Green s.; Mann 8; Nelson 10; Os-
born s.; Reid z; Stafne S; stutsman
s.; Westby 8.
Register 8; Winchester 10. Ess5a
Mockler II; WEIGH 1S.
Hull 4; Hughes IA; Reade 90;
Thomas 8; Wolbert 10.
Hubert /; McGillis 10; O'Hara 13.
Healy 20; Morris s.. ss "
Fortune q; Kositzky 10; sellens
6.
Fort FL; Peterson 5.
Anger ~; Stevens 49,, s
Mckenzie "a; Tandberg 1.
Hanson 10; vigness Is. S5ti*
Tees 81. 41q8
Harold 90. a@ss2 II
Field 49,; Ward 8. - 2 n II
Boyd Hansbrough 4; Little q;
Marshall I.
Gronna 3; Hanna 4; Helgeson 8;
McClork 4; Midtbo L: Robinson 1
Williams 3; Young q.
Johnson 8; Twichell s. ,ab
Bendeke s; Lewis 6.
Spalding 81; Wright s. ..ga
Blaisdell z; Buchanan S.
Brightbill s; Jorgenson 81; Olson
1. S5 .se 4, I,
Bickford 6; Mckenzie z. 5.s
Smith s; stockwell z.
McCue s; Miller s. a
Cooper s; Taylor 6.
Gilbreath Z; Main S.
Anderson A.; Axtell 4 /; Garnaas 8;
Green 4 Mann a: Nelson 2; Osborn
2; Reid L; stafne /; stutsmani 8; !
Westby 1. n ~
Register 10; Winchester4.
Mockler 8; WEIGH 10. 4, Is,
Hull 5; Hughes 81; FReade 81;
Thomas 8; Wolbert 5. .,;s-s
McGillis 10; O'Hara 4. y, 5sss
Healy IL; Morris 8.
Fortune 2; Kositzky 10; sellens
3.
Fort IL; Peterson 8.
Anger q: Stevens Z.
Mckenzie 5 Tandberg 5.
Hanson z; Vigness g.. 4 ,gss5
Tees 10.
Harold 10.
Field 10; Ward 4.
TT. Rice Hansbrough 8; Johnson
4; Little IS.
Gronna z; Hanna s; Helgeson 3 !
Midtbo /: Robinson s; Williams 8;
Young 4. .esss1
Johnson 13; Twichell A.
Bendeke s; Lewis 10.
Spalding Z; Wright a. n5slI
B1aisdell 8; Buchanan 8.
Brightbill q; Jorgenson q; Olson
2.
Bickford A Mckenzie IS.
Smith 10; Stockwell q. #
Larson L; McCue 10; Miller 4.
Cooper 8; Taylor 5.
Gilbreat 49,; Main A.
Anderson s.; Garnaas q; Green 4;
Mann 9; Nelson 3 !; Osborn 2; Reid
~ ri Is
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-06-26

Clear Lake Hansbrough s; John
son IL Little 8; Marshall q.
Gronna 10; Hanna 13; Helgeson
10; McClork g. Midtbo s; Robinson
s.; Sinkler L; Williams 2; Young Q.
Johnson FL; Twichell 1.
Bendeke 10; Lewis 1s.
Spalding IA; Wright IA.
Blaisdell 10; Buchanan 8.
Brightbill s; Jorgenson 10; Olson
Is. "A 81 n
Bickford III; Mckenzie 16.
Smith Is: Stockwell IL.
Larson 10; McCue 9; Miller 9.
Cooper IL; Taylor is.
Gilbreath %; Main g.
Anderson / 81; Axtell 13; Garnaas
s.; Green 8; Mann s.; Nelson 16;
Osborn 4; Reid 8; stafne 2; stuts-
man 8; Westby s.. 4 .s u
Register 10; Winchester Z.
Mockler s.; WEIGH 20.
Hull 81; Hughes a; Reade s.:
Thomas 20; Wolbert 9. s
Hubert I; McGillis %; O'Hara 81.
Healy 81; Morris s..
Fortune 10; Kositzky 5; sellens
IL. n ii
Cook %; Kaiser 4.
Fort III; Peterson 10.
Anger s.; Stevens IS.
81 Mckenzie Z; Tandberg 20.
Hanson 9; Vigness II.
Tees %.
[ Harold ~.
Field -; Ward IL.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8; johnson
/; Little s.; Marshall 8.
Gronna 8: Hanna s.; Helgeson 5;
McClory 81; Robinson 2; Sinkler 2;
Williams s; Young Z.
Johnson 13;; Twichell 8.
Bendeke 5; Lewis Is. as.
Spalding 8; Wright Is.
Blaisdell 18; Buchanan A.
i Brightbill II; Jorgenson s; Olson
S.
l Bickford 10; Mckenzie -.
Smith Is; stockwell 6.
Larson s; McCue s.; Miller 10.
Cooper IT; Taylor 8.
Gilbreath 10; Main 9.
Anderson 4; Axtell 8; Garnaas L;
Green s.; Mann s.; Nelson 3; Osborn
g Reid IL; stafne s: stutsman s.
Westby 1.
Register 10; Winchester 8.
Mockler a: WEIGH 49,.
Hull 8; Hughes s.; Reade III
Thomas Q; Wolbert 10.
Hubert 1; McGillis 13: O'Hara 8.
Healy 10; Morris Z.
Fortune 3; Kositzky 9; sellens
10. @
Cook Is; Kaiser 5.
Fort 10; Peterson II.
Anger s.: Stevens IA.
Mckenzie 10; Tandberg L..
\ Hanson 10; Vigness 10. gi
b Tees 18. ss
Harold II. .55 s,;.
Field IL; Ward 3.
Painted Woods Hansbrough 81 {;
Johnson 2; Little IL; Marshall.
Gronna 18; Hanna IA; HelgesonH
4; McClory 1; Robinson 8; sinkler8
1; Williams FL; Young 10.
Johnson 81; Twichell 8.
Bendeke 10: Lewis 15.
spalding 20; Wright is.
Blaisdell "a; Buchanan IL.
Brightbill 8; Jorgenson s; Olson
20.
Bickford 8; Mckenzie &c. .ss
Smith 90; stockwell IL.
Larson 10; McCue 10; Miller 49,.
Cooper 10; Taylor Is. ssE
Gilbreath 20; Main s.
Anderson 20; Axtell s: Garnaas 5;
Green 8: Mann 10; Nelson 18; Os-i
born s; Reid IA; Stafne 6; Stutsman
8; Westby s. \
3s5 AsC6AoSSi - = d W1W ACucSISr ~ u s565E,sa
Mockler 8; WEIGH Is.
Hull 49, Hughes 8; Reade 49,;
Thomas Z; Wolbert 81.
Hubert s; McGillis 26; O'Hara 5.
Healy IA; Morris 20.
Fortune 8; Kositzky Is; sellens
IS. .t
Cook 30; Kaiser 5.
Fort IL; Petehson rs. d /.
ri Anger 10; Stevens 26. N
Mckenzie %; Tandberg IL.
Hanson 20; vigness Is.
Tees 81. 55sF
Harold 80.
Field 10; Ward Is. s
Ghylin Hansbrough 10; johnson
s; Little 6; Marshall 5.
Gronna IA; Hanna IL: Helgeson
s; Robinson s; sinkler 81; Williams
49, n 3
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-06-26

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Gronna q; Hanna 8: Helgeson 8 );
Williams 5.
Johnson s; Twiche1l 3.
Bendeke q; Lewis 6.
spalding 8; Wright 6.
s Blaisde1l 6; Buchanan 2.
Brightbill 2; Jorgenson Olson
g. 3.
Bickford 8; Mckenzie s.
Smith 4: stockwell s.
Larson 4; McCue s; Miller 1.
Cooper 3; Taylor 5.
Gilbreath s.
Anderson q Axtell L; Green i:
Mann 2; Nelson 1; Osborn q; Reid
i; stafne 1; Westby Q.
Register 3; Winchester s.
WEIGH 10.
Hull Q; Hughes 5 Reade 8;
Thomas q; Wolbert 2.
McGillis IL.
Healy S; Morris 4.
Fortune A; Kositzky /; sellens 8.
COOK q !; Kaiser j.
Fort 9.
Mckenzie Z: Tandberg 2.
Hanson 8; vigness 1. a.
Tees z.
Harold 9.
Field 4; Ward s.
Lyman--Hansbrough la; Little q;
Marshall s.
Gronna Il; Hanna 49,; Helgeson
q; McClory /; Midtbo q; Robson
3; Williams q: Young 6.
Jihnson ~; Twichell 4
Bendeke II; Lewis IA.
Spalding 10; Wright Ii.
Blaisdell IL; Buchanan 10.
Brightbill 8; Jorgenson q; Olson
I8.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-01-22

Besides Rev. DR.. Robt. Hill of the
Westminster Presbyterian church of
Dallas, who officiated at the funeral
of Rev. Angus Johnson, on Monday,
other ministers who assisted were
Rev. w F. Galbraith, Oak Cliff
church, Dallas; Rev J A. Creighton
and Rev, w. A. McCloud, of Ennis.
Among the other out of town people
were Mr. Clark, Ennis, Mrs George,
Milford, Miss Clara Stay and Miss
Arthea Dilworth, Italy; DR.. and Mrs.
O. c. Grant, Mr.. Tom Smith and
daughter, Miss Lorena; Misses Ger
trude and Sallie Henderson; Prof.
Davis, Mr.. Will McCluney and fami-
ly, Messrs Jack GLADDEN., Will Snei-
der, T. F. Crayton, Jenkins and
Mark Henderson of Avalon, and a
number of others. whose names
could not be learned,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-01-22
A Pleasant Affair.

John V. Singleton, the retiring
president of the Adelphian club, was
host with a most delightful six
course. dinner recently at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Singleton, on Vest Main street, in
honor of the old officers of 1907,
and the new officers for 1908 of that
club.
Pretty decorations of red carna-
lions added to the beauty of the
long table, which was further en-
HANGED by snowy linen. shining sill
yer, cut glass and china.
This stag dinner was most de-
lightful affair, as was evinced by the
twelve guests present, who partook
heartily of each course, from the
large turkey and stuffed crabs on
she'll on down to the delicious des-
sert and relishes
Plates were laid for the following
guests:
Messrs Jam s Redman, Marcellus