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El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-08
CHARLES a. LAW,

Abogado en- Ley.
Practices especialmcnte Ell Ia OficL
ma de Terrenos, e. u.
Cla.. ton, Nuevo Mexico.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-08
4. D. RENEHAN.

Practica en- las Cortes Supreme , De
Distrito. Especialidad Ell Leyes Ge
Minas y Terrenos. PLEAS 8-9. Ed
ficio Sena. Avenida de Palacio. Santa
Fe. Nuevo Mexico
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-08

Suscribanse al Nuevo Mexicano
Espaiol.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-08

suscribanse al Nuevo Mexicano
Espanol.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-08

s~uscribanse al Nuevo Mezicano,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-25
CORNtRSTONELA|O
25 YEARS AGO
LIBRARY BOARD TO CELEBRATE
ANNIVERSARY NEXT FRIDAY
EVENING AT LIBRARY HALL
PUBLIC is INVITED.

Tho board of directors of the pub
lie library are making preparations
for the celebration of the twenty.
nth anniversary OF the laying OF the
corner stone of that building Friday.
oct So which has been announced in
The Bulletin
Appropriate exercises will be held
in Library Han. Hon. Reed Green Of
the board of directors having con
IseEted 20 be the orator. of the occa
sicu which will insure an address of
great interest
The beard invites the public to at.
tend th, celebration AID all who
have realized the great benefits Of
this excellent institution. the A. r..
Stafford Memorial Library. doubtless
will Re present on this suspicious oc-
casion.
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MOUNDS, I'LL,
October "a. 1903.

Mr. Watt Wright cf valley Reclus'
was in town Friday.
Mrs. A. l.. Compmton vas th4 g,aGpt
of Mr.. and aiis WLi H3iteaktF D.
Omsted ThulslaN
At the Grand charter Gr the Ia t
ern Star, now in session in Chicago
Mrs. H. M. smith Of ibis city ,,Y2s
elected grand associate conduc i b.
for the ensuing year
Mrs. NJ. T. McCammon was in from
Mounds Friday on a shopping tour.
Gus ReichCrt OF Grand Chain wa
transacclng business here Friday.
Dr. Hall Whitcaker made a bust
ness trip to Cairo Friday.
Il. p. yesterday, the Republican can
didate for Circuit clerk of this coun.
ty went TO Grand Chain Friday
Mrs. X. C. Poole of Mounds was the
guest of Mrs A. l.. Compton Friday.
Mrs. Wardcr Harris of Mouuda
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-25

NEWS FROM OUR NElGHBORS

spent Friday with her parents, Nj
land Mrs. A. Deyore on Fourth street
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Blum were il
from Mounds Friday.
L, G, Castor made a business trip &
Grand Clain Friday
Dayc Harris Jr, was a Cairo visitor
trldu.
Mastnr3 Ray and Tom ArmstrorG
.cra quite Sick as result of being
yactinated
Z, hder has removed his stock Of
4ct'cns to Eldorado where he will
CONDUCT his business. He aud HIS
familF ic}t Friday for that city,
Mrs sylvia Young of Mounds was
ehopping in town Friday
Pen Blum was a Cairo business cell
CT Friday.
Mrs } + Ericsson was in town Fri
day from Mounds. making purchases.
,Iohn Arthur two-months-old son of
Mr ami MIS- John Lewis, died at
A. IA saturday after an Illness of .
few da,s. Remains will be laid away
Sunday afternoon at Beech Grove
cemetery, funeral party going in car
r,9ges. Services viii be held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs otto Belts,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-25
q q q CURES ECZEMA.
-. nSs ACNE, TETTER ETC.

The index the quality Of the blood Eczema
pmp rahes show that unhealthy humo
daC ard Tie circulation that instead
pouring
relieve
itching and caused by skin troubles and for this
be udbut the blood
thorough cleansing of the blood is the only
vegetable the
quickest REMEDY down into the circulation and nutras
thoroughly
kind When
and from the blood and cooled
the acdhelel circulation the
nourishe ch hcath blood and the trouble cured
and medical advice
free to all vac r.sse SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. ATLANTA, GA
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-25
SCORELESS GAME.

Princeton n j., Gee 2f-A score
less game was the outcome of a des
perate game today between Princeton
.and syracuse Universities. Surprised
at the outset by an eleven superior IN
weight and attack, Princeton was
lucky to escape defeat Syracuse
threatened repeatedly to cross the
Princeton goal line while the only
Opportunity Tor prMce;on to score
came in the first few MINUTES Of play
when Cunningham, fullback. dropped
back ter try at the goal from the
field from the htirty yard line.
With Captain Iiorr, of Syracuse, ear.
rying the ball. Princetons defense
WaVered and twice the visitors were
on their opponents I5-yard line. Cap
tain Dillon, who went into the con.
test near the end Of the second half.
and Tibbott, who relieved Read at
were beginning to reverse
when the call OF time in
terrupted their efforts
AT Green Castle Ind, Depauw "A:
Georgetown College e.
At Reno, Nevada, Stanford II, Ne.
yada 4
AT Notre Dame, Notrc Dame IS;
aud Surgeons of Chica-
goo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-25
NAVY ANp HARvARn va.

Annapolis. Nd Oct 24.--Thc Navy
and Harvard teams played each other
TO a standstill at the Naval Academy
this afternoon, the nnal score bains
six to six. From a standpoint OF
god football OF tn v1rigarel sort the
the Midshipmeu cutrlayed their oppo-
ncnts. Nhcl the first haif pndci
there had been battle royal,rcsulting
I'm the Blue and cold crossing tlIc
Crimson line within seven minut :
after the piay commenced Harvard
had not scored nor lai she been dan
perous 10 t. hitherto uaciuszcd nstv
goal line Tie crimson's score was
made about Ire middle of tho second
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half and was on fake by which
NcUrsc, from his place in the center OF
the Harvard line, got Out aud dashed
away with the recovered BAH on six
ty yard rum to a score.
OTHER GAMES.
At Chicago, DePauw o; Michigan
AGRICULTURAL o.
At Des Moines, Drake o; Grinnell g.
At Spux City. Iowa &c; Moryiug
side 0.
At Monmouth, Monmouth II; nj
nois Normal q
Az Omaha Creighton University 1G,
Ottawa University o.
At Benton HarboI. EentUn lIarbor
-; Muste.;on g.
NJ Cleveland Kenyon g. wc.ter1
Reserve %
At Cberlin. Obcrlin Il: Case Ia.
At Ames Amcs 20; University
South Dakota ..
At Bloomington, ill, Bradley Oh
Peoria 49, Wesleyan Bloomington o.
At .Terre Haute. Rose Polytechui
Institute "a: James Millillcn Upiyer
sity OF Decatur. ~. o
Al Annapolis, Navy 6: Harvard 6.
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At Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

! At Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 6;
Carlisle g.
At West Point, Cadets 6; Colgat.
o
At Ithaca, Cornell .; University Of
Vermont o.
OF Princeton, Princeton 0; Syracuse
o.
At Providence, Lafayette 8; Brown
&
At Nilliamstown, Williams 10; Mas
sachusctts Agricultural 0.
At New Haven, Yale So; Washing
ton and jefferson O.
At Fittsburg, Carnegie Technical
II; Allegheny College o.
At Pittsburg, University of Pitts
burg %, Bushnell 0,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-25

vacant lots on Ohio street, south Of
Eighth street. Architect Kusener has
The plans on hand
Mr.. Becker Of the Andrew Lohr
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-25

BOttling Co., has not yet awarded the
dontract for the fine brick building to
be erected by the Anheuser- Busch Co.
on lower Commercial avenue, easterlv
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-25

side. tbeween Second and Third
streets
Several other buildings are in pros
pect plans for which are In course Of
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-25
HARVARD AND NAVY TIE

Concluded From First PageD
between Pennsylvania and the indians
The forward pass was called into use
several times but did not work we'll
for either team
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-25

Bottled.inbond whiskey 10c per
drink at the OLD TERRELL BAR.
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.bU|LO|NCPROECTS
Which viii Add to Improvement Of
Csiro's Commercial Aspect
Others IN Prospect

The walls for the second stcry Of
Glynn's big IRE proof warehouse On
Commercial avenue are mp AMI the
concrete fioor VIII be ruf in this week
This building will give Mr. Glynn.
with thai cf which % r. 10 be com
panion. warehouse In0xlZ5 feet
three stories.
Negotiations are still pending for
the erection Ct a fiftyfoot front build
ing by the Halliday estate. on the
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-25

The Cairo Bulletin Is the only Cal
70 paper with the service Of the Asso-
Ufstsd Press.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-27
BOND ELECTION FOR
HARBOR Is PLANNED
Mayor and City Engineer Favor
Scheme to Raise Funds for
Water Front Needs
Board of Public Works Agrees
on Plans for New City Gar
bage CrematOry

OAKLAND, Aug. 26.--MayOr Mott and
City Engineer Turner held a consulta-
ton this afternoon, at the instance OF
several members of the city council. to
formulate plans for the calling Of
bond issue to cover the cost OF the pro-
posed improvements on the water front
Both the mayor and the city engineer
feel that conditions at present do not
warrant the issuance of bonds repre-
senting a large amount. No definite
decision has been reached as to the
amount of the bonds. but the mayor
and the city engineer will submit
recommendations at a special meeting
of the board of works to be held within
the next fewsdays.
Plans to erect a garbage crematOry
in this city have been practically
agreed upon by the members OF the
board of public works. and 1T is pro-
posed to ask the city council to In
elude an appropriation for this pur-
pose IN the call for a bond election for
water front improvements. The loca-
tion of the proposed crematory has not
yet been definitely decided upon.
The early realization Of the municipal
scheme to convert the lands bordering
on Lake Merritt into one Of the beauty
spots OF Oakland has been assured by
the engagement Of Architect Prayer, a
landscape artist OF San Francisco. to lay
out plans for a series of parks on
Adams point and other portions OF the
lake front. The board OF works will
confirm Prayers appointment in the
next few days.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-27
MUSICIAN GETS Sz2.75
DAMAGES FOR BLACK EYE
Sues Groceryman Who Forced
Him to Appear With Face
DiSfi2ured

SAN RAFAEL, Aug. 26.-John w.
Lewis. a well known violinist, has
solved the problem of just how much
a musicians feelings are worth when
he is compelled TO stand before a Sc
lect audience and produce sweet strains
Of music while one eye is blacked and
his nose is swollen and sore" He
asked for s22.f5. including a doctor bill.
Justice Dahl allowed Lewis the sum-
Early in July Mrs. Lewis decided to
have some friends to dinner. To pro-
cure the necessary dainties she went
70 3. L. Haubrich. q grocer of San
Rafael. The goods were delivered and
Haubrich demanded the amount due
Mrs. Lewis demurred and so did her
husband A melee followed. and Lewis
came out with bleeding nose, one
black eye and sundry bruises.
The groceryman went unscathed to
his store.
Harmony in the musicians soul was
badly out of tune. however. when he
stood before his audiences with the dis
colored optic. In consequence he has
tened to Attorney W. H. Mahony, hop
ing that legal salve could be pro-
cured.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-27
CONTEST IS FILED
OVER GROVE WILL
Nieces and Nephews of Wealthy
Rancher Make Charges
Against Second Wife
Adopted Daughter of Late AL
biOn Weeks Petitions to
Share in S5O,OOO Estate

REDWOOD. CITY, Aug. 26.-Two sem
sational will contests have been set
for hearing tomorrow in the superior
court over the estates of pioneer resi-
dents of the county, Albion Weeks and
Matthew Grove. the former being valued
at $4,000 and the latter at over
500, 900.
The Grove estate contest was filed
by his nieces and nephews. Julia Storcn,
John w. Corey, Dennis NJ. Corey. Mar
garet Walsh and John w. Dunn,
through their attorneys, Ross & Ross OF
this city. Crow made his fortune In
the Comstock and later went to MEMO
Park, where he started a ranch. He
lost his first wife few years ago and
left the bulk of his estate to his sec
ond wife before his death, which oc-
Cured early IN 1907.
The contestants of the will. which is
dated February Is, 1907. are lighting
it on six charges-that il was not his
viii, because he was too feeble to make
will; that Mary Grove used undue
influence, and that many of the be-
quests made to various missions were
contrary to his views and wishes. In
the will recorded at the county clerk 5
office the widow is made executrix
without bonds. with full authority to
sell and dispose of the property with
out any order OF the court.
In the Weeks contest the adopted
daughter. Alma NJ. Ireland. also claims
that her fathers mind was turned
against her by his wife, Margaret
Weeks. and that the will itself was
not signed by Weeks. Weeks owned a
large and productive ranch on the coast
and was prominent republican poll
tician. Through her attorney, S. NJ.
Shortridge. the adopted daughter has
objected to the probating Of the will
by E. F. Fitzpatrick, a legatee under
the will, and a prominent lawyer of
this place. AS Fitzpatrick is related
to Judge Buck by marriage the Weeks
contest win undoubtedly be heard be-
fore some other Judge.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-27
TOWN TAKES SIDES
IN FACULTY FIGHT
Prof. Magee Says 0usted In
structor Could Not Fill Po-
sitiOn in University
James w. Rhodes Viii Drop
Charges Until More Pro-
pitiOus Time

BERKELEY, Aug. 2s.-Little else
was talked of in the clubs and on the
campus today but the sensational
charges made by James W. Rhodes, the
dismissed instructor from the depart
ment of physical culture, against Prof.
Walter z. Magee, the popular head of
that department. Friends Of both men
have risen to their defense and there
is a division in this city over the
merits Of the case From the present
outlook Professor Magee has the situa-
tion well in hand as far as Rhodes Sc
curing his place in the faculty, but
Rhodes friends have thrown down the
gauntlet and declare that while the
matter may be temporarily dropped the
night viii be carried on to a success
1ul termination Of their just cause.
REITERATES CHARGES
Professor Magee reiterated today the
clared that the charges of incompetency
and drunkenness made by Rhodes were
Of whole cloth. He denied that there
was any jealousy on his part.
why, the man had no hope to be
head Of this department" exclaimed
Magee, and why therefore should l
be jealous Of him? He was an in
grade of assistant professor, associated
professor. then TO a full professOrship
before he reached my station.
As far as drunkenness is concerned
Rhodes is no judge of that. Ny con-
duct has never been a matter Of in
vestigation and I invite the fullest in
Quiry into my acts. This matter is but
a piece Of byplay for revenge.
LETS RHODES DOWN EASY
Rhodes was. given every chance TO
make good in this department and
II
totthls effect. He knows very well that
he did not make good and therefore
he was dismissed. l tried 10 let Rhodes
down easy and told him him that he
would not be reappointed to the faculty
OF my department. 1 therefore asked
him 10 resign, but instead he raised a
fuss about the matter and prefers 10
vent his spleen in trying TO humiliate
me. Instead he has let it become
known that he was dismissed for the
very thing with which he charges me-"
President Wheeler was noncommittal
on the controversy. He said that as
the matter was a thing for Professor
Magee TO adjust he would take no part
In the trouble. President Wheeler has
consistently followed the university
rule that heads of the departments
regulate minor matters in their de-
parrments, and his refusal to discuss
the affair IS in accordance with his
stand in the Schilling- -Centner fend. No
blame has been attached TO DR.. Wheeler
as a result.
Friends Of Rhodes declare that the
time is not quite ripe for further de-
velcpments in the case. They are con-
tent with the statement of the charges
issued by Rhodes, and said today that
at more propitious time in the near
future there would be further develop
ments. The family of James Rhodes
refused to discuss the matter, except
10 emphasize their stand of yesterday.
and declared that Rhodes had been the
victim OF a plot
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-27
PROPosALs

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. Yosem-
ite National Park. Yosemite. California, August
18th. 190S-Sealed proposals. In duplicate. VIII
be received until o'clock p. n. September 10th.
1905. at the office OF Major H. c. Benson. 18th
Cavalry, Acting superintendent Yosemite Ma
tiona1 Park. Yosemite. California for the follow
ing work: II IS desired to alter the grades and
widen the bed OF portion of the roads In the
Yosemite Valley and to macadamize the same.
for which about So. 10000 more or less Is TO be
take this work. furnishing all tools labor and
material. and that the completion OF the work
he be paid actual cost OF the work. including
cost OF tools. material. etc. plus a reasonable
BY vouchers All tools purchased and material
remaining 70 become the property Of the Cow
ernment- He shall furnish the laborers shelter
and board at price not to exceed 75c per day
and may furnish them store supplies at rea-
sonable rate The sheltering and feeding OF the
laborefs Is not TO be considered part Of the
cost price under any circumstances The price
for labor not 70 exceed 81 per day for pick and
shovel men. $3.50 for drillers and 81. - for
powder men. Eight hours actual labor to con-
selected By the Acting Superintendent and to be
paid By the contractor and charged part OF
the cost or the work The bid stating the low
est rate gf percentage to be considered as the
the satisfaction OF the Acting Superintendent.
Each bid must be accompanied by certified
check payable to fhe order Of the secretary OF
the Interior for s5o0-oo guarantees that the
satisfactory contract and furnish bonds In the
sum OF $5.00o00 for the faithful performance
OF the WORK All proposals must Be made N
duplicate and nf1st BE- ind0rsed the envelope
Proposals for read work in the Yosemite va. IA
all bids and to waive technical defects II the
interest Of the Government require It.
H. C. BENSON, Major T. ) A., Suet-
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-27
COLLEGE ROMANCE
BRINGS WEDDING
Miss Marion Allen and Edward
Heinrich, University Grad
nates, to Be Married

BERKELEY, Aug 26.--The marriage
Of Miss Marion Allen, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Francis. Allen, and Edward
Heinrich of this city will be solemnized
at the home OF the brides parents in
Scenic avenue September 2S. The cere-
mony will be a quiet one, only the
members OF the two families and their
close friends being present.
The bride to be is college graduate
with the class of 1906, and her ac-
quaintance with the prospective groom
began in the classroom of the univer-
sity. He received his degree with the
same class. Miss Allen was prominent
In sorority circles and was affiliated
with the women of the Delta Delta
Delta Greek letter society.
Heinrich was graduated from the col
lege of chemistry and was elected to
the Min Kaph Min chemistry honor
society. He is also member Of the
Acacia club.
After a honeymoon the couple will
live here.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-27
ST. LOUIS JURIST LOST
IN MOUNTAINS TWO DAYS
Staggers Into Hotel at Estes
Park, Colo, Almost Dead
From Exposure

ESTES PARK, Colo, Aug. 26.-After
wandering hopeless and dazed in the
mountains, without food or shelter for
nearly@4S hours, Roderick Emile Rom
bauer, a St. Louis jurist and author,
staggered into the Drake hotel at 1O:30-
o'clock today. For two nights and days
the judge had been a1mlessly seeking
the trail and he was half dead from
exposure and ready for the care OF
physicians when he found shelter to-
day.
With careful nursing Judge Rom
bauer, who is "a years old, is expected
soon to recover.
Afraid to lie down for rest lest he
would freeze TO death Judge Rombauer
had kept constantly going since he
from the members OF the
party with which he started from Hal
let glacier and which he left to make
the ascent of Hayes peak at noon Mon
day. The judge is believed to have
wandered 80 miles or more.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-27
DEPUTY GAME WARDENS -
FACE MURDER CHARGE
Carpenter and Bond Arrested
at Redding for Killing Robert
Junior, an Indian

REDDING, Aug. 26.-Deputy Game
Warden M. A. Carpenter was arrested
here this afternoon on charge of
murder. Deputy Game Warden .. Nj.
Bond was arrested this evening near
Dunsmuir on the same charge. Both
We're taken to Red Bluff this evening
where bonds will be fixed
The. arrests were. the result of the
deputies shooting and Killing Robert
Junior, an Indian, on Battle creek last
Thursday evening when he resisted
arrest for illegal fishing. Mrs. Junior,
the widow, swore to a complaint.
The state fish and game commission
has wired from San Francisco that an
deputies. Carpenter and Bond admit
firing three shots at Junior, but say
that Carpenters life was menaced by
the Indian.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-27
WIFE JAILED FOR
SLAPPING HUSBAND
Mrs. Jessie Mitchell, Who Was
Bridesmaid for Mrs. William
IL. MetcaIf, Is Arrested
Admits Pulling Mother in Laws
Hair and Chastising Her
Better Half

OAKLAND, Aug. 26.--Acknowledging
that she had expressed her displeasure
at her mother in laws alleged inter
ference in her domestic affairs by pull
ing the venerable woman's hair, Mrs.
Jessie Mitchell, a stately blonde, who
was the brides attendant at the wed
ding of William Howard Metcalf. son
of Secretary of the Navy Metcalf, and
Mrs Bevans, at San Rafael. appeared
in the police court this morning to face
charge of battery.
While Mrs. Mitchell was sitting in
the office of the captain Of police, soon
after her arrest, her husband entered.
during conversation that followed
Mrs. Mitchell arose and slapped her
spouse in the face and as result an
other charge of battery was entered
against her. Prosecuting Attorney De-
coto endeavored to persuade Mitchell
to drop the charge against his wife and
carry his grievances into the divorce
courts. but the husband refused to
listen.
Mrs. Mitchell was present when her
husband swore to the complaint against
her, and during the proceedings Mitchell
dramatically accused her of being over
familiar with an Alameda man. He
gave her revolver, which she keeps
loaded in her room in order to intimi-
date me- he told the prosecuting at
torney.
Mrs. Mitchell denied both charges,
but acknowledged that she had been
tantalized into attacking both her
mother in law and her husband. She
was released after depositing $40 bail
on each charge. The hearing of her
case was continued until September II.
Mrs. Mitchell lives with her husband,
clerk employed by the E. G.. Arps
furniture company, at 1852 Seventh
street, while her mother in law, Mrs
Rachel Mitchell, lives at 1912 Grove
street
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-27
COL. cLEM TENDERED
FAREWELL BANQUET
Loyal Legion Honors Officer
Who Goes to New
Post

Colonel John L. Glen, quartermaster
of this department, was given a fare
we'll banquet by the Loyal Legion last
night at the Golden Gate Commandery
hall.
General Frank NJ. Coke presided.
Speeches were made by Colonel NJ. p.
Maus, who paid a handsome tribute to
the drummer boy of Shiloh" whom
he said he had known in army life for
3S years. Then followed short talks
by w. j. Ruddick, Colonel ]. B. Gordon,
Lieutenant S. NJ. Graham, United States
navy; Charles III. Blinn,. Colonel Lun-
deem, Colonel G.. r. Smith, Colonel j..
c. Currier and Colonel Ruggles, while
songs were interspersed by ID. b. Bow
ley.
Admiral o. w. Farenholt, who repre-
sented the United sStates navy, made
q short talk on the wonderful achieve
ment that the great Atlantic fleet had
made on it's tour around the world.
The banquet hall was decorated with
a great mass of American flags.
Colonel Glenn will leave for his new
post in Texas September 8.
Following were those present at the
ho
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-27
FUNERAL OF CLAYTON
HELD FROM RESIDENCE
Real Estate Men Close Doors
and Attend the
Services
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SAN JOSE. Aug. 26.-The funeral SER
vices Of Edward w. Clayton. local club
man and president of the Clayton realty
company. who died Unexpectedly two
days ago.. were neld from his late
morning. Rev. Wilmer Gresham Of
Trinity Episcopal church officiated. The
services. according to the wishes of the
family. were brief. The real estate
men of the city closed their doors this
morning and attended the funeral in a
body. while a large number of the de-
ceased's friends from all walks OF life
and members Of the Elks and Masons
Were present to pay their respects to
the dead.
The pail bearers were chosen from
members of the B. p. o. Z. A multitude
of floral tributes from lodges of which
Clayton was a member and from many
of his friends gave evidence of the high
respect in which he was held.