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The San Francisco call., 1910-02-07
HESTER READY TO GO
TO POINT RICHMOND
If He Is Turned Down In San Mateo
Today He Will Take Deans Otter
By WILLIAM ]. SLATTERY

Point be lightweight championship battle
Nelson and Ad WOlgast on washnons birthday unless
the path of Promoter Sid
Hester yesterday
- with 1raror Willis Chief of Police Joe Arnold
OF the offered Hester seemed
close the deal and announce
But in Hester cgs belief that he yet
aeens @ this afternoon permit
@ @ a % 6 @ ner belief along the
While Hester Point Richmond Ss people pie
with his M fight oIis The promoter s0 @
his clear to turn down the Point Richmond
TOwSsnES OFFER TO PAVILION
Richmond businessmen headed by pa at
wiling aid Hester in the the construction % Of sn a n %p pa he
% P n This % T maaR saving Of
Dean county and is very cry
popular with all classes & Go there @ % e has nds @ n WHICH @ he proposes
fit ap 50 that can accommodate is within
& he o8Sca @ Of the other cities where
Richmond anxious that the @ mg @ ng
snail be fought mis- munp @ a he's is GO % nower to interest the
people OF Point Richmond IN % the venture ana g % @ % baye made Hester very
liberal offer said Dean @ ast night g land b m biz aP eon o i0 rSe @ wi viii
chance for official interference EvfS 001y d IN fP of kpocking
srIII LOOKS IONGINGX AT MATEO
& ar e 5 @ m 5 @ @ sasG ssn E atso @ a
& sf 9 @ PG this afternoons F @ In the event % that
s,s Ma s3 board attend zqH 5bis af the
his permit But in the event eve & that
a for @ another @ @ Week The date weeks
% % Ga6 With % % open % aPms q said Mayor Willis night app
d oo aIong everything
e within minutes
Richmond people can make
Key Route and Oakland raon com
the the
40 minutes
10 minutes Naleo
MAKES LOST TINE
the job at ms
dof
the exhibition Even the rain ano tne sloppy
tion of he the fans at home
with Joe Myers and his boe An9i ne
afraid that he
might doNno light, but been dispened
nheach in a
dena stolen Bats Old
lot OF
Perry principal arng mate for all OF MS
recen engagements
furious pace with Perry and HOBO
and exchanging ne marc
watched Wogast go hrough ms "orhou
he madea his dashing style
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-07
SPRAGUE EASILY
WINS MEDAL PLAY
PreSidiO Golfer Returns Good
Net Score in Monthly Conn
petition
By GRANT SMITH

The regular monthly medal play
tournament of the Presidio golf club
was contested yesterday on the club
links at the Presidio, Twenty players
entered the competition and all bat two
of them made returns. NJ. :. SpraSue,
who played with a handicap of eight.
was an easy winner with a net score
of "a. Sprague played by far the best
golf of the day and scarcely needed his
handicap to win. He made his rounds
in the good scores of ~ and 30. Con
sidering the condition of the course
these are the best scores made IN COM
ptitiOn at the Presidio links in some
time
The winner was the only competitor
who put up a good article of golf. q,
w. Richardson and W. B. Ireland both
completed the course in 81. but the
other players were all over 90. Rich
ardsOn's 80 was the second best net
score His handicap was seven. Ire
land had handicap of six and his net
score was 81 The scores follow.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-07
GUILLOTINE AS TOY
FOR CHILDREN IN 1898
Goethe's Mother Refused to
Buy Machine for Youth

There is a long interval between
New Years day of 1898 and that of
1910, both in time and in the character
of childrens toys, observes the London
Globe. Today it is the Teddy bear
which delights the small boy. In 1873
the German child was humored with
the present on the New Year of toy
guillotine. In 1898 we find Goethe writ
ing to his mother at Frankfort asking
her to send to little Augustus this
sanguinary machine in miniature. Nine.
Goethe was indignant, and wrote to
her famous son as follows: Dear
Son-I have only one desire, and that
is to give you pleasure. l will execute
any command, but to buy so infamous
machine Of slaughter / will not in
any circumstances If / could | would
arrest the makers and burn such toys
by the executioner. Why should chill
dren be encouraged to amuse them
selves with things so repugnant by
putting into their hands this instrn-
ment of murder and blood? No. it must
not be-" Goethe did not dispute the
maternal admonition.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-07
COffROTH DELAYED
ON WAGER TRIP
"SunShine Jim" Undaunted by
Setback of Two and a Half
Hours at Omaha
Special Dispatch to The Call

OMAHA, Feb. 6.-Although two and
morning, Jim Coffroth. sport promoter
of San Francisco. insisted that he
would win the $1,000 Eugene Corri
of the National sporting club wagered
that he could not travel from the
English metropolis to the Pacific coast
in nine days.
Coffroth arrived here on time. but
was delayed by a late connection COM
ing from the Milwaukee road. How
ever, when the Union Pacific pulled out
for the west the dean of California
sportsmen was assured that the lost
time would be made up before reach
ing Cheyenne, and that from there on
schedule time would be made.
Today more than half the lost time
was made up before reaching North
Platte and late tonight it was re-
ported that the train would be time
when Sidney, Neb., was reached.
Even had the time not been made
up the Union Pacific officials say that
Coffroth would have won the money.
Leaving here at 10:45 it gave him bet
ter than so hours to cover the distance
of 1900 miles between Omaha and San
Francisco. The speed that this running
would indicate, officials of the road say,
is made every day in the week.
While waiting for the train to be
made up, Coffroth talked freely of the
Johnson-Jeffries mill, and declared it
will be pulled off in San Francisco,
but as to who will win he was a little
chary on expressing an opinion,
though he said:
IF Jeffries is in condition there is
not much doubt about what the result
will be. Still there is that but.
Coffroth insists that he has no in
terest in the big fight. He says he
has arranged for Battling Nelson and
Freddie Welsh to meet some time dur
ing April and Sam Langford and Stan
ley Ketchel. and Jimmy Driscoll and
Abe Attell July 2.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-07
Hair Line Victory Is
Won by Ponies

In the finest exhibition of basket ball
seen in the st. Mary's gymnasium this
year the Ponies defeated the college 130
pound team Saturday night by the close
score of 80 to 20 The game was closely
contested throughout, the collegians
leading until within two minutes of the
final whistle
Thorpe's colts, the lightweight basket
ball team of St. Mary's, added another
to the lengthy list of their victories
Saturday night, when they defeated the
Sequoias, 80 to II.
Tonight in the college gymnasium
the colts will take on the lis pound
team of the Alta club. Wednesday they
will meet the quintet representing St
Peters school, San Francisco. The St
Mary's varsity will play the Swastikas
Thursday evening
Other games for this week are as
follows: Wednesday, st. Mary's 100
Founders We. Ponies in St Mary's
gymnasium; Thursday, st. Mary's $50
pound team VS.. the Cadets in Cadets
hall; Saturday, Thorpe's colts VS.. the
Orioles and the Ponies VS.. the $50 pound
college team, both games to be played
in st. MaryS gymnasium.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-07
WORLDS RECORDS
ON TRACK BROKEN
John Ellen and George BOnhag
SET New Marks at Irish
American M eef

NEW YORK. Feb. 6.-Two world $
records were broken, one worlds rec
ord was equaled and one American in
door record was broken at the games
of the Irish-American athletic club last
night at Madison Square garden BY
an amicable agreement with the Amer
lean athletic union Melvin Sheppard.
who is under suspension, was permitted
to compete, but his victory in the hair
mile run will be contested. His tune
of 1853 4-5 was not a record
In the 20 yard dash j. j. Archer OF
the Irish American athletic club
equaled the worlds record of 1-o sec
onds, made seven years ago by ". A
Shick of Harvard.
In the 40 yard low hurdle handicap
John J. EIler of the Irish-American
club made a new worlds record from
scratch of S1-5 seconds, but the race
went to w. Bursch of the New York
athletic club, who had a handicap of
seven feet.
In the four mile run George V. Bon
hae of the Irish-American athletic club,
at scratch, made a new American in
door record of 19 minutes SO 4-5 sec
onds, beating his own best time.
In the 2,4O0 yard relay race No
team of the Irish-American athletic
club team won in 5:O61s. This clips
fve-sixths of a second from the former
mark
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-07
Tame Auto Racing at
Mardi GraS

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 6.-The second
Mardi Gras automobile meet at New
Orleans was concluded this afternoon
at the fair grounds racetrack. About
$500 persons saw the contests and were
disappointed in the program. There
were only four races instead of the six
scheduled. and one of them was an
uninteresting drive between amateurs.
Barney Oldfeld defeated Ralph de
Palma in what was scheduled to be the
chief event of the meet. The contest
was to have been a 10 mile match race.
In the fourth mile De Palma burst a
tire and was forced out. Up to that
time he and Oldfield had been running
neck and neck. Summary:
Five miles, Klsw s. Erlanger trophy for ANA
teurs-Fred Shaw (Knox), first; c. s. Bragg
(Fiat), second; Jack Darcy tStoddard Dayton
third Time, sos. Hsndicaps-Shaw. Is sec
onds: Bragg. scratch; Darcy. A seconds.
Ten mile special worlds championship match
-Oldfeld BENZ. first; De Palma (Fiat), with
drew Time. 9:36.
Five miles Gentilly automobile company tro-
ply for New Orleans championship-Won by
VI. Pierwin CThomas carl on a forfeit for lack
of starters.
Ten miles. free for aIl--Kirscher Darracq),
arst Oldfeld (Knox), second; De Palma Fiat J,
third Time. 9:32 Handicaps-kirscher Is
seconds; oldfeld. 30 seconds; De Palma, scratch.
Ten miles special handicap eFent-oldfeld
CKnoxl first: De Palma (Fiat), second. Time,
a.47 Hapdicap-Oldield 2S seconds.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-07
CARBON DIOXIDE is
USED AS ANESTHETIC
Pressed Into Pencil Form and
Freezes MoIes, Warts, Etc.

Carbon dioxide, though normally
gas. is readily obtained in the solid
state. For this purpose gaseous car
bon dioXide is allowed to escape under
great pressure from a cylinder, when
carbon dioxide snow" is formed. This
may then be put into a tube and
rammed tight, when pencil of white
solid carbon dioXide is obtained The
pencil can be pared like an ordinary
pencil, and it can be held with COM
fort in the hand, provided it is wrapped
round with one or two turns of cloth,
although it's temperature is below
80 degrees Centigrade.
Carbon dioxide has of late had such
an evil reputation in connection with
gas stove fatalities that it is a pleasure
to record something in it's favor.
The pencil referred to above is, ac-
cording to the University Correspond
ent, of great service in the treatment
of certain skin affections. When it's
pared end is pressed, say, on mole on
the face, the mole and the skin imme-
diately adjoining are frozen hard In
about 80 seconds. The mole can then
be cut out with practically no pain to
the patient, and the scar heals quickly.
PORE wine marks warts and horny
growths on thes skin are also amenable
to this treatment.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-07
ELKS' TEETH RAPIDLY
INCREASE IN VALUE
Emblems in Demand and Now
Bring Big Price

During the last five years the value
of elk teeth has more than trebled,
said a western traveller at the Frederic
in the St Paul Dispatch. I'm 1904 you
could get any number of fine specimens
in Idaho, Montana, Washington and
bordering states for $3.50 apiece. Now
you will pay from $3.50 to $1,000. and
they are hard to get for even that.
"The Apache. Sioux, Comanche and
Chippewa Indians used to have dozens
of them in their possession and traded
them for trinkets. But the redskin got
wise to their value, and you can buy
them from a regular dealer now than
from the Indian. The passing of the
elk and the great demand made by the
members of the Elk lodges for elk
teeth for emblems have boosted the
price"
The traveller recited an incident of an
Oklahoman who bought robe covered
with elk teeth from a Wichita Indian
for 500. He cut off the teeth and
cleaned UP $1,000 on the deal.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-07
St. Mary's Tossers Win
And Lose

The Nictors, the third team of st
Mary's college, defeated the Buffalo bali
tossers yesterday morning on the col
lege campus by score Of N to Z Ross
and Spicer, the college battery, got
splendid support from the Outfield. Do
Ian for the bisons pitched a consistent
game. but was wTetchedly backed up.
The Hanley Ryes. otherwise known
as the Yosemites, trotted out on the
college campus at noon and succeeded
in bestinS the COllegians, St. Mary's
second team. by the score of Il TO g.
The Gautner-Matterns and the
Shreves had not finished the first frame
on the Oakland diamond yesterday
when they were obliged TO abandon the
field on account Of rain. The game will
be played next Sunday
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-07
St. Yves Beats Four
Contenders

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 6.-Henri st.
Yves, champion Marathon runner of the
world, won a race against four other
starters here today over the regulation
distance of 2e miles 3s5 yards, but he
did not come close to his worlds record
of 2:3e:3O for the distance. His time
was 2:46.
John D. Marsh, the Canadian. cham
pion. was a fairly close second. He
weakened in the last three rounds of
the FIVE lap course and ended nearly a
lap behind. James Fitzgerald, holder of
the worlds amateur Marathon record,
was third.
The weather was perfect and the
track in excellent condition. 1t is prob
able that st. Yves could have come
closer If not actually beaten his worlds
record had he been pressed harder by
Marsh in the last three rounds of the
race. He was running strong at the
finish, while the others were evidently
all but out.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-07
*'BarbS'' Give Albion
Rovers Hard Fight

The Barbarians gave the Albion Row
o-s q SITTER argument than expected
when the teams lined UP at Alameda
yesterday in the postponed soccer
game. The Rovers won by a score Of
= TO ,. but the Barbs were fighting
every minute of the time and the re-
srllt was in doubt until the final whistle
blew.
The game was played in drenching
rain but the grounds were in compar-
stiveiy good condition. Walters scored
the first goal for the Rovers. when he
sent in a slanting shot from the right
wing. which struck the goal keepers
foot and went into the net. Ollerdessen
,quaIized with a beautiful shot from
20 wards range Pike made 1T two for
The RoVers from a center by Marshall
and before half time Saul made 1t two
apiece from a center from Bernard
Onerdessen missed a. penalty kick just
before the interval.
Ten minutes after the resumption
of hostilites Pike scored with a splen-
did screw shot from the left wing, and
Two minutes later the same player was
responsible for another point
The lineups:
Albion Rovers-Marra. Anderson.
Milne. Hurst. Nizen. McKiernon, Wal
tiers. Marshall, Aitken, Pike and Bal
main.
Barbarians-BrOwn, John, Bucking-
ham, Bartlett. Ayres, Phillips, Lees,
Bernard. Ollerdessen. Saul and Wilcox.
After playing 10 minutes in the rain
the Thistles-San Francisco game was
called of by Referee James Duncan.
The Thistles were one goal ahead at
the time
The Burns defeated the Independents,
6 to 2 in the game played at the
Fruitvale grounds. Bob Airey was the
star player for the Indies. and the en-
tire Burns team played in great form.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-07
BIG KILLING MADE
ON {. HARGRAVES
New Workers. Horse Wins By IL
Lengths, With BedWeH En-
try an Also Ran

JUAREZ Mex, Feb. 6-Charles Hsrgraves
reported to be owned by James Butler of New
York, was the medium of a big killing at Ter
razas park today. He opened at to l in the
betting, but was steadily pounded to 8 to l. He
won by L lengths The Bedwell entry and
favorte finished outside the money. The track
was in bad shape, the rain of last night making
sIls. FIRST RACE-Five and half fur
longs, selling:
5-1-Doctor Mack, 104 CAIoesworth, 1900. l
9-5-Shirley Rossmore, 1O4 MCCARTHY -. 2
12,I-Hgh Street, 81 tMondan) 80. 80; 5
Billy Taylor. Lillian Day. finished named.
si14. SECOND RACE-one mile, selling:
Odds Horse, Weight and Jockey Fin;
2-1-Hardlyson, 101 q. WILSON, ......-...... 2
s-lmBll Bramble, III Molesworthl :, )
Eckert, Sabado finished named
el15. THIRD RACE-Six fnrlongs:
Odds. Horse: Weight and Jockey. Fin;
31-Light Knight, lo2 Ofolesworth) .....- /
15-1-Sensibe. 104 CLouder( .....-......-..
sSmocean ,, =, Queen 100 Gamer, stcsc: 5rnsy
King. finished named.
odds. odd % Horse. l eve Weight and Jockey. Fin.
31-Charlie Hargrave. % (Benescoten)
15-1-King Cobalt los (Creery) ..-.--...... =
Time. 1:14 l-5. Prince Ahmed, Right Easy.
Richard Reed, Jolly, Al Muller, finished as
GILT. FIFTH RACE-Six furonss. selling
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
3-1-Marchmont, 116 (Dugan) ..............
1S-5-Gibson. 90 (Benescoten) ............... =
5-1-McNally, 93 (Ramsey) .....-..-........ 3
Time. 1:l6 3-5. Anne McGee. Hidden Hand
Royal Ben, finished as named.
GIG. SIXTH RACE-0ne mile:
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
3-1-Fantastic, 100 (Gamer) .................-1 ]
5-I-Banbury, 107 page ...................
4-1-Apologize, 103 (Ramseyl .....--......... 3
Time, Al. Howard Pearson, Whip Top, Busy
Man, finished as named.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-07
Rival Colleges Agree on
Baseball Dates

The dates for the annual baseball
series between Santa Clara and 81
Mary's were selected by joint con-
ference that met at st. Mary's college
Yesterday. The varsity teams will play
two games. one at Santa Clara and the
other in Oakland.
The first game will take place at
Santa Clara Saturday, April 2. The
date of the second contest, to be played
on the Oaklanders' home grounds, is
Saturday. April 9.
In the event of breaking even third
and final contest will be pulled OF IN
San Francisco Saturday, April 10.
The varsity basket ball teams OF st.
Mary's and Santa Clara will hold their
championship games February 19 and
% The first game will be played IN
Oakland, the second at Santa Clara
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-07
Steinman Winner of the
Six Night Race

The six night roller race meet OF
the Bay City Wheelmen came to close
Saturday night and w. Steinman, with
a handicap of 43 seconds proved the
winner.
T. Burns. the only scratch man en-
tered in the event had no chance to
overcome the generous handicaps al
lowed the other competitors, though ne
made the best time for the six nights
of riding One mile was ridden each
of the six nights. The corrected times
of the riders follow:
T. Burns, 6:56; ". Steinman, 6-1s 90 ). Dd
6:53 2-5; G. Long 6:57 40; F. McCarty, 6;1S 70
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-07
RAIN STOPS GAME
[Snrcinl Dnpatch % NJ CaLIl

SANTA CLARA, Feb. 6.-The San
Francisco gas company Santa Clara
baseball game at Sodality field here
illis afternoon was called by rain in
flle second inning with the score Ito 1.
Weather permitting the Santa Clarans
viii put in strenuous week of prac-
fice to be ready for the Ireland Indep-
endents next Sunday.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-07
DORANDO QUITTING
GIVES KING RACE
Italian FOrfeifS IL Mile Contest
at San Jose to Preside
Runner

SAN JOSE, Feb. 6.-Discoura ged by a
sudden heavy downpour of rain. which
created a slippery track, Dorando
Pietri, the Italian Marathon runner,
quit today in the fourth mile of his -
mile match race with Soldier King of
the San Francisco Presidio
King struggled through the mud for
five miles and was awarded the race.
The first mile, on a firm track, was
covered in SIS. Kings time for the
five miles was 30:16. The race was
under the management of T. c. Nc
Grath.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-07
RICHARDSON THE WINNER

George ]. Richardson defeated Will
fred Stoutenberg in their mile roller
skating race before large crowd at
the Dreamland rink last night The
time was 3:06 2-5. Stoutenberg fell
near the finish. Last nights race was
the first of series of three for val
liable trophy
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-07
Playoff of Soccer Tie
Ends in Tie

SACRAMENTO. Feb 6.-The Cali
fornia soccer cup tie playOf here to-
day resulted in a draw between the
Jubilee ROvers and the Sacramentos
Both teams fought hard and the match
was one of the most exciting played
in this city this season. finally ending
with score of 1 TO 1. The tie will
probably be played off next Sunday
and the winner will be qualified to
meet the Independents OF San Fran
cisco in this city March g.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-07
Ketchel and Langford
May Fight Here
ESPECIAL Dispoich 10 The CALI

Los ANGELES, Feb. 6.-Preliminary
negotiations were closed here tonight
for a match between Stanley Ketchel
and Sam Langford, to be staged in San
Francisco in March. Joe Woodman
acted for Langford and Blot of San
Francisco closed the deal for James
Coffroth. Blot says negotiations are on
for match between Langford and any
one of the following: Al Kaufman,
Sandy Ferguson and Tony Ross. He is
trying to sign up Langford for series
of fights, but Woodman is holding back.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-07
SOUTHERN PLAYERS WIN
I Special Dispatch to The Call

Los ANGELES, Feb. en-. Mcguire.
the Olympic club challenger from San
Francisco, was defeated today at hand
ball by Gordo Whelan of the Los An
geles athletic club. MCGUIRE Won the
first game but lost the next two NC
Cuire and Hampton of San Francisco
were defeated in doubles by Whelan and
Reynolds.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-07
GERBER SHES At JOB
Social Dispdtch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO, Feb. e.-William f.
Gerber, mentioned as the probable sue
cessor of General George S. Stone as
state fish commissioner, is out with a
denial that he is after the position.
Gerber formerly held the position of
fish commissioner. but said today that
he and Governor Gillett understood
that he was not to accept the Office
again.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-07
CHICO FORFEITS GAME
I TSpeciol Dispatch TO The Call

SACRAMENTO, Feb. 6.-The Chico
normal basket ball team forfeited the
preliminary game of the S. V. I. A. L..
to the Oroville high yesterday The
graduation of a number of members on
the Chico team necessitated the cancel
ling of the game Oroville will play
the Woodland high team in the semi
finals next Saturday.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-07
WALSH AND COsTER SIGNED
ISoeciaI Disoatch 10 The Call

BOSTON, Feb. 6.--Jimmy Walsh and
Joe COster. the crack eastern bantam
have been signed to go l12
rounds in this city next Friday even
ing under the auspices of the Armory
athletic club.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-07
TURKISH wREsTLERs COMIyC

CONSTANTINOPLE, Feb. 6.-Three
champion Turkish wrestlers, Ali
Ahmed, Izzet and Hall Hedja. have
started to make tour of America.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-07

Negotiations were recently conclud-
ed whereby European syndicate
takes control OF the best Is gem mines
in Ceylon.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-07
Observation-Disclosures WAT
DESPERADO-AKS-AR R-BEN-CORLESKIL ~
Remarks

Remarks
Has recovered his form.
Giving away weight.
Very much improved.
Canadian form spleu1id.
Prefers dry going.
Throw out last race.
Raced at Juarez.
Smart race Saturday.
Had a rest.
Others less chance.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-07

apprentice allowance.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-08-25
Register

Miss Lucy Farnham is regis
trar for Parma precinct, and her
office OF registration is at Fisk 6
hardware store on Saturdays and
Wednesdays. You must he reg
istered before you can vote at
the primary election, August 80.
Previous registration don't
count. Ii you register before the
primary, it will not be necessary
to do SO again before the Noyem.
ber election. Registration fol
the primaries will close August
9th. II you want to vote at
the primary don't forget to reg
lister.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-08-25
PARMA, CANYON COUNTY, IDAHO, THURSDAY.

DIED;uAt the home OF his
parents On Parma Heights.
Thursday evening about 0
O'Clock. Lalo WymeF. aged 20.
He waa takan down about five
weeks ago with typhoid fever,
and at times hia condition has
bean critical. but until lately he
had been improving and shnwed
sigpa OF recovery, Ths funsrnl
took place at tha Easidsnpe Sat
urday aitsrpnnn, and iutermept
was made in Fraternity Gene
terry. Mr.. and Mra. Wymsr have
the aympathy of the entire COM
munity in their bereavement