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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-06-10
LATE NEWS CONDENSED
WISCONSIN WAlFs.


BY the oYerturning of boat Frank
8rouck of Oshkosh was drowned az
Mansion.
Edward Olson, Merrill, who had
been missing for the last two weeks,
was found dead il the Prairie river.
r. l. Fuddicombe, chiropractic doc
tor, was acquitted at Beloit of a
charge Of practicing without a Ii
acepse.
F. Y. Beard, homesteader living
near Amberg committed suicide by
cutting his throat with a razor. Beard
net with reverses and twas despond-
ant.
The grand jury, ordered for Onei.
ia county by Judge 4. H. Reid, has
been impaneled and charged. Al
legged misappropriation Of the county's
funds are to be considered.
It is regarded as a practical Ger
Iainty that Attorney e. c. Higbee, La
Crosse, will be appointed circuit judge
to fill the vacancy caused by the
death Of L. L. Fruit, La Crosse.
Over 10000 pike fry have been
planted il the Fox river between
Neenah and Appleton. In years gone
By this portion Of the river was a
great rendezvous for fishermen, but
of late pike have been scarce.
The fishing tugs Carrie Mathews
md harriet M, which left Racine
three weeks ago for Lake Superior to
f b, returned on Thursday. While
fishing is good on that lake, it is al
most impossible to secure bait.
VI. KIM, a passenger brakeman,
while stepping from his train TO flag
another train at Baraboo missed his
footing and fell sixty feet into the
Wisconsin river below and was
drowned. The body was not recovered
His home was in Chicago.
The Prairie Du Chen Egg Case
Manufacturing company's plant was
destroyed By fire OF unknown origin
The flames also consumed warehouse
No I. The loss is about $4,000. It is
reasonably certain the factory will be
rebuilt.
Joseph LebesCh was injured in the
caVe-in Of a sewer ditch at Kenosha.
when he and JOSEPH Elmo, another
labOrer, were caught under a great
weight Of falling sand and gravel.
Both were buried to their waists.
Lebesch was taken out with a broken
nip but Elmo was not badly injured.
Discouraged by i'll health David
Virgins killed himself in the town
Of AlgOma by drinking carbolic acid.
He was 50 years of age and a short
time ago bought a farm, coming from
Auburn, ILL.,. whore he was employed
as miner. His wife and son went to
Oshkosh to see the memorial day par.
ade and he committed the deed in
their absence.
Lieutenant John H. Baker of the
United States army may be retired
from active service as a result Of the
report made by the examining board
at San Francisco. During his service
in the Philippines he contracted Z
foot disease which binders him in the
performance of his duty. He is a
brother Of Chief Of Police H. c. Ba-
ker Of Racine. formerly chief at
Madison
DesDondent over i'll health and f.
nauciaI matters, Miss NJ. Huffman, 80
years old, who went to Madison from
Chicago to engage in the conrection-
cry business, tried to kill herself with
sas in a bathroom at the home or
Prank N. Davis. She was taken to
the General hospital, where It was re
ported that sha would recover. She
formerly lived at AS Sedgwick street.
Chicago.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-06-10

Madison, June Tn the assembly
MIR. Hafght secured reconsideration
of the vote by which the assembly Or
dered engrossed the roads and bridges
committee bill appropria-ing 100000
for state aid for highways.
Mr.. Haight then presented an
amendment increasing the aDpropria-
ton to $1,000 600. his plan being to
have this sum available for use in the
event the legislature evolved a
system Of state aid at the special SEES
sion
Senator Lehr's bill, according to
Spanish war veterans the same pref
erence in civil service examinations
now enjoyed by heroes Of the civil
wa. was subjected to q severe en-
fIadin& fire by Assemblymen Bray
and Ingram, and it finally went down
to defeat,
Senator Martins bill providing for
rotation of names on the primary bal
lot was ordered to third reading by an
overwhelming vote,
MI. Ledyina opposed Senator 30
denstab's bill doing away with a sec
o-d trial in actions Of ejectment and
it was finally nOn-cOncurred in.
Mr.. Hull offered an amendment to
the senate printing committee bill,
relating o state printing. limiting the
letting Of contracts to job Offices in
his state, which was adopted.
Mr. Whittet presented an amend
men providing that advertisements
for state printing be inserted in six
daily papers in different localities.
MI. Hull opposed the bill in whole
declaring that the necessity of get
ting on work quickly required that
q great deal Of the state printing be
done at the seat Of government. Tbs
bill would permit the cream of the
business to go out Of the city.
The bill was ordered to third read
ing
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-06-10
BUTCHER TURNS MANIAC,
KILLS FIVE IN DEuRIUM

issue exceeded the limit by several
thousand dollars.
The federal district court returned
a verdict for the full amount sued for,
in favor OF Truman, but District
Judge Amidon, writing the opinion for
yhe court OF appeals reversed the
Judgment and ordered a new trial.
District Judge Riner dissented.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-06-10

complish this result and others would
have been necessary but for Mr.. Ba-
con, whc, seeing the futility of oppos-
ing the committee, suggested a group
ing OF the votes after the first two bal
lots had been taken.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-06-10
UP IN NINE BALLOONS
All Start Near indianapolis in Dis
lance or Endurance Race.

lance or Endurance Race.
Indianapolis, Ind, June 6.-Nine bal.
looms were case loose from their
moorings late yesterday, five miles
northwest Of this city and sailed due
south in straight line over the city,
six of them competing in the national
distance race for the trophy of the
Aero club Of America and three for
the cup offered by the Indiana Aero
club to the pilot and aide that shall
be able to stay aloft the longest per
iod
The balloon Ohio landed at Nash.
vile Indiana. at $40 last night At
ten o'clock several balloons were re
ported passing over Seymour, Ind
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-06-10
COinC. Coinn-

The aeropIane capsized by a sudden
flaw Of wind, was falling with fright
full velocity.
Pat" said t1e inventor to his as
sistant, 30 you think tbs Lord is with
us?"
IF ne is" Pa replied. hes going
some"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-06-10

Washington. June 5.-Afrer devOt-
ing the larger portion of day to
listening 10 discussions of the cotton
cloth schedule, the senate entered
upon 6 period Of voting late IN the
afternoon and very rapidly disposed
Of the entire subjece Of changing from
ad vaIorem to specific duties for the
purpose Of preventing underyalua-
tons On all votes taken the finance
committee was sustained BY 3 major
irv Of ten or e-eveu,
Three vooes wore necessary to ac-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-06-10
CHICAGO MARKETS.


Livestock
Ca-tle-Receipts. estimated al $500;
market steady: beeves, 5.30GT25;
Texas steers, 1900 $50: western
steers. 4.75G $40; stockers and feed
ers. 5.6oG5,50; COWS and heifers, 2.40
SIS; calves. 5.7567.75.
Eogs-Receipts estimated at IA
600; markec steady to strong; lish-,
-.o0G $50; mixed, 7.20G7.70; heavy,
1859 80: rough, 7.25G7.45; good to
choice heavy. 7.45G7 80; pigs, 6.1O0
100; bulk Of sales, 7.35G770.
SLeap-Recetpts estimated at 10
COS: market steady: native, 1000
ESQ: western, =.25G $50: yearlings,
$50 7.2Q; lambs. native, 6.000S.25;
western. 6.25GS.30.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-06-10

And is she engaged to the count?"
"Only tentatively Nothing but an
option has been paid yet. "APhiladel-
ph.a Public Ledger.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-06-10

their feet simultaneously. Some one
shouted: Mr.. Speaker, I move we
adjourn" and quick as a fash the
question was put 10 the house A
chorus Of ayes greeted the motion,
and with a whack Of the gavel the
speaker sounded the death knel OF
the Irvine plant and declared the as
sembly adjourned.
Under suspension of the rules the
assembly passed Senator HazeIwooTs
bill making St. Johns military acad-
envy an auxiliary Of the Wisconsin
National Guard, comforting titles
upon the officers Of the school and
providing for inspection Of its ca
diets
Two child labor measures occu-
pied nearly the whole Of the senate
session. The first was the Busack-
er measure which prohibits children
under ten selling newspapers, which
was attacked by Senator HudnaIl
Burke. Lockney, and Bird and was
defended by Senators Gaylord and
lakewood
Senator Burhe's motion to non
concur was defeated, 7 to - and he
bill was ordered to third reading.
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Tairv.

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Gairtes. Z9l@@ 1+13c.
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cases: . mark cases included. 19c;
6-zls. 1919: prime frsts. 21lzc.
CEeese-Steadv: daisies, 12&G
1910: wins. "a 1212c: Young Amer
.,2s. l5-2 ll5r1: long horns, $40
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-06-10

Madison, June 5-Without one
word Of debate the senate killed the
Austin revocation of license bill.
The longest debate Of the afternoon
session was upon the Bishop bill re
Iating to the sanitary equipment Of
passenger cars. Indefinite postpone
melt was refused, 10 to Is, and the
bill was ordered engrossed. It re
qutres cuspidors in cars, etc.
The Disch bill, intended TO pre-
vent the voting of students in college
towns and the bill relating to home
finding corporations from the
assembly and the assembly bill
creating a state board Of account
ancy were killed while the Brew bill
making an appropriation for improve
mants at The state fair park, Nilwau-
kee, as it came from the assembly
and the capitol appropriation bill
were c0ncurred in.
Speaker Bancroft was given q sur
prise at the opening Of the assembly
session when he was presented with
beautiful gold watch as a token Of
the esteem and friendship OF mem
bers of the assembly. The presen-
tati0n speech was made by Mr.. Bray,
who paid handsome compliment TO
the presiding officer Tor his fair rul-
ings and capability IN guiding the af-
fairs Of the lower house. Tears
stood in the eyes Of the speaker when
ne arose to thank the house for the
token presented him.
The assembly passed a joint resolu-
ton offered by Mr.. Ingram instruct
ing the attorney general to begin and
prosecute actions against the present
and former insurance commissioners
and the sureties on their official
bonds. receiving any fees or cOmpen-
Stations in addition to the salary pro
vided by law, and that at least one Of
said actions involving all questions,
including the right to the retention of
fees for the valuation of policies, be
brought to trial at the earliest pos
sible time.
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MARS HILL.

Mars Hill.-Mr. and Mrs Potts OF
Libertyville, Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Rob.
erson of Selma are visiting at the pa.
rental Robertson home in this vicinity
this week
Mrs. Will Shank visited the first of
last week. at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Buchanan
Miss Nell Curry, G. o. Warren, Cor.
neal Curry and T. Y White visited at
the Mowery home Sunday.
Jim Courtney is driving the water
wagon for the huller which is In this
vicinity now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thayer Ryse are this
parents of baby boy.
George Deiters delivered a load OF
fat hogs to the packing house in OF.
tumwa Saturday.
Frank Turner was in Ottumwa Sut.
urday
Mrs. Roy Kashner and little son OF
Ottumwa visited at the home OF her
parents last week.
Bob Croft was in Ottumwa Saturday.
Mrs. G. o. Warren of Ottumwa ID
visiting with her mother, Mrs. Now.
cry for two weeks
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WILLARD.

Willard.-Jane Price has returned
to her home at Mystic after two
weeks visit with relatives and friends
at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Baldwell and
Pete Pearson and family were enter
tanned at dinner at the James Newell
home Sunday.
Andrew Smith was in Ottumwa last
week
Fred Johnson and family spent Fri
day evening with Mr.. and Mrs: Otto
Carlson.
Elmer Anderson visited last Friday
with his brother, Charles Anderson at
Hynes.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Smith and Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Thayer visited Mon
day with MI. and Mrs. Frank Smith at
Bidwell
Walter and Charles Smith were in
Ottumwa last Friday on business.
Miss Ruth Johnson of Ottumwa Wis
tied Saturday and Sunday with her
friend, Miss Ethel Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Baldwell have
moved to their farm near Blakesburg.
Misses Maggie Jane Price, Ellen and
Edna Anderson and Alfred and Elmer
Anderson spent Friday evening with
Stella and Roy Pearson.
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PLEASANT GROVE.

Pleasant Grove.-Lonnie Fine and
Willie Morain were business callers in
Ottumwa Friday.
Gladys Hancock is on the sick list.
Walter Crook spent Sunday at the
j. B. Kendrick home.
Martin Smith was caller in Ottum-
wa Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thayer Rupe are the
proud parents of son born January
4, 1909. T
Charles Crook spent the past week
at the home of his brother, Walter
Crook
Miss Annie Dial was a guest of Miss
Lois Kendrick Sunday
A. G. Mcdonald was caller at
the Martin Smith home Wednesday.
Herb McVay was caller in Bloom
field Monday.
Misses Bessie and Belle Smith
spent Sunday at tie home of their
uncle, Jack Simmons.
Miss Mile Turner spent Saturday
afternoon at the j. B. Kendrick home.
Frank Turner was caller in OF
tumwa Saturday.
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minutes and gets $4,000. Nothing said
about that The president of a life in.
surance company draws 100000 a
year; nothing said about that. An
opera singer receives $500 night
nothing said about that. A man re
ceives $4,000 year drawing car,
toons; nothing said about that. A doc
tor receives $4,000 for an operation
which requires two hours of his time,
nothing said about that.
Yet if it costs a few thousand dor
lars to move a city for God and bring
thousands to the cross, let everybody
get out his tack hammer and knock
When God puts his seal of approval
on the labors OF a man, that's my cue
toepray God to bless him more and
more, and not knock. God is in a
hurry to bless this old world So God
bless the preacher in the brown-stone
front church.
God bless the mission worker gath
ering up the derelicts that drift in
from the seas of lust
God bless the Salvation Army, with
drum and fife.
God bless the preacher in the mis-
sion field
God bless the evangelist holding III
the bleeding form of Him who is able
to save.
Yours on the firing line,
For God, home and flag.
w. A. Sunday
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RLAkEsBURG.

Blakesburg.- Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Ahee were Ottumwa visitors Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. G. F. Slavin returned home
from Coatsville, Mo-, Friday.
Mrs. Lydia Thomas Of Canada is Wis
iting with her sister, Mrs. Calvin
Smith.
Mrs. G. Petit and babe of Mt. Pleas
ant came to visit her husband, Rev.
Petit, who has been holding series
Of revival meetings at Christiansburg.
Miss Laura Smith Of Ottumwa 10
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Woodford has been quite sick
the past week.
Born, Jan Z, 1909, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Phelps, a son.
Ison Chedister has been in Dakota
the past week on business
Ruth Tinsley was in Ottumwa Satur.
day and Sunday.
Letha Cohagan is visiting with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Cohagan.
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II. " Adams, lecturer and entertainer.
Frank Osborn of Roscoe, Pa, and
Mrs. William johnson of Carmichael.
Pa, returned home last week after
visiting their sister, Mrs. Arch Bar.
ron, who has been critically Ill.
Grant Smith and wife OF Burton
Mo-, are visiting relatives near Abing.
don.
Newton Nelson and family are visit
ing friends at Bristol, III.
Supernois Bros. are building an
office near their tile plant. 1t is con.
structed of hollow cement blocks.
Mrs. Hyatt Marbourg of Washing
ton arrived Monday for weeks visit
with her brother, c. S. Adams and
wife.
Miss Mary Davis OF BIadensburg
and Miss Gladys Wilson of Abingdon
were guests Of Mrs. G. r. Norman on
Monday.
Fred McClain is making trim
through the south. Walter Smith has
charge of the Southeastern telephone
during the absence Of Lineman Nc
Claren.
G. A. Norman Of Braddock, N d..
who spent the holidays with relatives
here, has returned home.
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BIDW

Bidwell.-Mr. and Mrs Curtis CHS
man of South Ottumwa are guests at
the Henry Oswald home
Mrs. Carl Right of Ottumwa visited
her mother, Mrs. Jennie Odenbaugh,
recently.
Elmer Williams is visiting relatives
in Lincoln, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vactor Wilson visited
a few days last week with relatives
at Chillicothe and Dudley.
Misses Mary and Fannie Yenger OF
near Blakesburg visited briefly at the
home of their brother, Frank Yenger,
last week.
Quite number of the Bidwell peo-
pie have been on the sick list as this
result of bad colds.
& On account of the severe cold wave
Sunday evening there were no SER
vices at Christianburg on that even
ing
Luther Olney and daughter, Mrs.
Clarence Nye of Dudley, were guests
at the c. r. Chisman home Friday.
Bert Ross and Frank Yenger were
in Blakesburg Tuesday on business.
Clarence Harding of near Eddyville
visited relatives here last week.
DR.. Rambo of Chillicothe was at the
Noyse Garfield home Wednesday to
see Grant Garfield, who still remains
about the same as he was last week.
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cottonseed oil mill in Kansas City, is
spending a few days with his mother,
Mrs. Rachael Cough and family at this
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E. Davis have moved
to their new home at Memphis, Mo.
r. p. Bogue has returned to Taintor
to resume his work as principal of the
schools at that place
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Masden are at home
following a visit with their children
at La Plata. Mo.
Miss Sadie Larson of Keokuk recent.
ly visited her friend, Mrs. Ida Ayers
at this place.
Miss Grille Huxley was Sunday
guest of her brother, Clyde and family
at Keokuk.
Frank Jackman left Tuesday for
Madison. Ind, where he will visit rela
tives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gruber We're called TIC
Ottawa, H., by the death of the LAT
ter's father, B. Hill.
Miss Edith Oglevee. who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. G. D. Raw
houser has returned to her school dl
ties at Cedar Rapids.
Miss Phoebe Stanley has gone II
Danville for an extended stay.
Mrs. Enoch Berry Is entertaining
her sister, Miss Wright from New Lon
don.
W. A. Pool has sold his drug store
and residence property at this place II
E. D. julius of Davis, South Dakota
Mr.. Julius has arrived and taken pos
session Of his purchases Mr.. Poo
and family will move to Bushnell, ILL.,
where the former will go into the jew
elry business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter Fem have gone
on trip through Texas and New Mex
ico
Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. Glover de
parted for a visit with relatives al
Tulia, Texas.
Mrs. Bert Foster and daughter, Der
nice, left Tuesday for their new home
at Hereford. Texas
j. B. Jorden and family are enter
tanning their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. El
lis. of Wellington.
Miss Emma Eighme has returned tc
Cedar Rapids where she is attending
school,
E. D. Kinsington has sold the Salem
telephone system to the German-Amer
lean company.
Mrs. James Brown and her daughter
and son. Mrs. c. w. Davidson and Oss
Keller, went to Salina, Kansas, Fri
| day to visit .sthe formers daughter
Mrs. G. 3. Bailey, anG family.
Mrs. Nellie Davis departed Friday
to spend few weeks with friends il
Chicago.
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kEOSAUQUA.

Recommendations Geo. A. Pratt
and James Bell left Wednesday even
ing for Chicago on business.
Amos Sherod and family have
moved to Valley Junction, where Mr..
Sherod has position with the Rock IS
land railroad.
Mrs. Cllpp, wife of Rev. Clapp and
baby returned Monday morning to
their home at Washington, Ia Mr..
Clapp has been guest of her parents.
Rev. and Mrs. Thorne Of Keosauqua.
Misses Helen Walker, Edna Irish,
Maud Miller and Amy and Alice
Cheney returned Monday to Mt. Pleas
ant to resume their studies at the uni
versity.
Miss Hazel Black is visiting friends
at Selma.
Mrs. M. Spencer and two daughters,
Goldie and Ivy are visiting relatives in
Davis county.
Misses Susan and Mabel LINING
went to Bentonsport Tuesday where
they will spend few days with their
sister, Mrs. Joe McCracken
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AGENCY.

Agency-The third number of the
Epworth League lecture course will
be a lecture by Bill Bone in the M. E.
church Monday evening, January IL
At the regular meeting of Winslow
Post, G. A. R., held Tuesday nipht, the
following officers were installed:
Post Commander-G. L. Nye.
Senior Vice.-Axel Giltner.
Jr. Vice.-Jas. Enyart.'
Quarterma ster-S. v. Sampson.
Officer of the Day-E. 7. Allen.
Adjutant-M. F. Patterson.
Chaplain-J. G. Hankips.
Surgeon-E. Cooper.
Sergt. Major-J. Ankrum.
@. M. Sergt. John Dwire.
Officer of Guard-W. Franklin
John Dwire was elected mastering
officer.
Mrs. John Connolly and Mrs. j. S.
Reno are ILL.,
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GAS FUMES KILL TWO.
Dick Upton and Ellen Burke Found
Dead in Fort Madison Resort
ottumwa Woman III.

Ft. Madison, Jan. l6.-Dick Upton
and Ellen Burke were found dead Il,
bed and Garnet Walker seriously i'll
yesterday at SIT Front street, the two
having been asphyxiated from fumes
from gas stove.
,The two bodies were removed to the
undertaking parlors of John Lehman
and the sick girl was taken to the hos
pital. The house at SIT Front street
is conducted by Julia Upton. She dis
covered Upton and the Burke woman
in the bed, both dead and notified the
authorities. Garnet Walker occupied
an adjoining room and was taken out
critically i'll from the effects OF the
fumes. She was removed to the hospi
tai and will likely recover. She came
here from Ottumwa and her home is
said to be at Peoria.
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PAckWooD.

Packwood Henry Chandler return
ed to his home at Goodland, Kas., last
week. His sister Miss Vina Chandler
accompanied him.
Samuel Anderson is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Charles Carlson and
family in South Ottumwa
Rev w. R. Gardner of Keokuk, adj
dressed the congregation at the M. E.
church Sunday.
Sol Wilhermsdorfer, who has been
very Ill with pneumonia is GONZALES.
cling.
At the Winfield poultry show, Clark
Scott of this place won first, second,
third, fourth and fifth on pullet, first
on pen and second on cockerel of the
barred rock variety. and G. S. Adams
won second and third on buff rock
pullets.
The third number of the lecture
course will be given Friday night by