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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-09-02

have been produced in the South,
leading farmers are able to produce
it at the lowest cost per bushel. Last
year the Southeastern States gre"
$50, 100000 bushels of corn. The last
government crop report, issued IN
July, showed an increase in the corn
acreage of from three to fifteen per
cent in the various Southeastern Sta
les, while the condition was much
above that for the same period last
wear. and far better than was reported
in most of the socalled corn States.
The South is preparing to kill its
own cattle and hogs. There are now
sexeral packing plants, established
which furnish a market for the stock
Of Southern farms at the highest
prices.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-09-02
DECAY OF SWO0NING.
4 Lost Art Among Our Modern Dam
sells.

-
in Cincinnati recently, to answer va
rious allegations of her American hus-
band, promptly swooned" when he
refused to speak to her. The fact
speaks eloquently Of the hunkerous-
ness of the German aristocracy.
Swooning has been out of fashion in
America for 80 years. Only at long
intervals does one encounter a juras-
sic old maid or dear old grandmother
who still practices the ancient art. 1t
was abandoned by the generality OF
American women in the year Of 1879,
which also saw the passing of curl pa
pers and the beginning of that wave
Of inconoclasm which has since eX-
terminated tae haircloth sofa, the tidy,
the novels cS THE Duchess and GO
dey's Lady's Dock" But among the
noblesse of Prussia, it appears, swoon-
ing is still a recognized weapon in ev-
cry lady's emotional arsenal.
There is always something romantic
and melancholy about the institutions
and customs, the fripperies and super
stitions of other days. One can not
help feeling kindly interest in the
ancient who clings to them and in the
reactionary who seeks to revive them.
The paleozoic granddam who insists
that her ultimate descendants be dos
ed with chamomile tea, sweet spirits of
nitre and sulphur and molasses, as
she was herself in her remote youth
and the children of Noah before her,
is an assassin perhaps but all the
same it is agreeable to observe her re-
verence for the antique. So to one
smiles indulgently upon the doddering
oldster who clings desperately to his
scarlet medicated lingeries, his beav-
or hat, his faith in Horace Greeley and
his fear of fresh air. Let us not scorn
such lingering twilight passions. The
world as world would be far happier
if it were not so eager to stop rat
holes with the ikons of yesteryear.
Swooning in it's time was as COM
plex and difficult an art as courting.
The maiden of 1855 practiced it assid-
uously in secret, beginning with easy
falls upon mattress and ending with
sensational and hazardous collapses
among the unsightly ceramics and an
timacassers Of those times. 1t was
not sufficient merely to tumble in a
heap. One had to do so gracefully and
yet, Imply, carefully and dramatical-
ly. The art in it's higher forms in
volved an almost complete control over
the lungs and capillaries The truly
accomplished swooner ceased to
breathe and turned a deathly white,
Stimulating the symptoms of syncope
in every detail. 1t was realistic and
thrilling and it lOOSed a storm of pity,
with lightnings Of love in the mascu-
line heart.
But no more! Swooning has gone
the way Of the water under the bridg-
es. The modern damsel never swoons.
She is too lazy, We suppose, to master
the trick. Instead she encases her
nose and forehead in shells Of talcum
and pads her scalp with exotic fbres.
Thus doth Cupid change his arms!-I
Baltimore Evening Sun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-25
no referee TROUBLE
With BOUT This TIME
Choice Of Pete Muldoon for
Third Man at Elliott Bay
Athletic Club Show on
Wednesday Night Makes
Hit With the Fans.

Fans who saw the MevelFh- Ma
rino exhibition. and who remember
with slight feeling ~ anger thu
holdup game Marino pulled or over
Tho selection of n referee. need not
sorry about the McNelRh Label
bout coming pp "Wednesday night at
the Seattle theatre. es everything 10
hunky dury. Pete Aiuldoon. the
well known amateur lightweight.
vas chdsen yesterday afternoon 20
- third man. and as al thu fans
know. he can b. counted upon TO
handle his position with fauitieha
care
McYeigh. or his manager. Austin.
never we're known 20 crab about
referees and such things and Label
IL about the same kind af a man. so
whsn the Friac1 lad suggested Null
doom. the happy hunch was grabbed
and nailed down IN a minute
Those who have been watching
Pete McNsiEh a. he has developed
are more than anxious 70 see what
ne viii DO with Label. who IL n fast
and clever boxer. ard one whn took
THE measure ~ Louie Long and
Roscoe Taylor. A casual sizeup Of
the two men will lead one 70 tho
conclusion that the meeting WedneR-
dag night viii be fun of pep. and
flashing with speed Label. it would
seem. has the best Of Il IN science
and general all around knowledge
- the game. while McVclgh has the
strength and rugsednesz needed TO
stand the gaff
Seats viii 90 on sale NJ the Sc
aitia theatre Monday morning al 10
o'clock
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plished q which the public has no,
been told
tu she light ~ The facts e ~ not
strange that the people who come
expecting 90 ace . man az fat az q
japanese wfnatlef stand amazed a.
they gaze upon Tho wonderfully de-
veiapod. trained % tho minute
Young fellow who dances around
the gymnasium with thc ahifiy Cor
brft 90 clever Armstrong. the hard
hitting ChoYnHki or the buriY Jack
Jeffries. tossing them about a. he
would aacAn - fies.
Jeff told mo that a. much had
been done for him IN tho rubbing
room ~ ~ the mountain runs and
the gymnasium work lie meant
nat tho proper rubbing had not
only reduced his avuirdupois. but
had pat hls muscles into shape 60
stand the work be asks th~m 90 do
u Ia hard 10 believe that the
hneadlnH and twisting and pulling
and rubbing one secs a. the four
hlR men rui and haul on the ma.
hnwnny giant has cat orr that old
bay sindo~ and brought rope like
muscles int sight that we're once
hidden b1nrath tho fatty accumu-
iatiou ~ five yearA but bore stands
thn living evidence. hia body gilsf-
eainE and shining. his muscles rip
ping like the silky coils ~ an ans
cnnda. OVERLOOKING with animal life
and boyinhaeas
Truly ~ has been marvellous. an
almost unbelinvabie transformation
and AL the men IN the camp and
chiefly Jeff himself. have a share
in the accomplishment
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advised Jefffioz. however. and
every day while touring jTff work
"a aith his stomach enCAHrd in
h.ndaEeH which made fhe lsrfspirHr
ton pour ffom him Hike mountain
creeks on fampaHo Iy the fime
he sailed he had taken orr another
80 pounds
At Carlsbad Jsfffisr vas given e
Thorough examination By one ~
tho leading specialists. who advised
him that hs WHH ofgauiCaliY able
ip bear the fiRura ~ afrefs training
and ruuld. ~ hard Norh. return 90
flEhuuw trim
nut q Waa not until h. had taken
course ~ fha baths bren rubbed
every day - exneftn and had eun-
unu@d bic daily gymnasium work.
that Iefffiss climbed on tho hcaiea.
10 weighed gao paundk
isfffiea decided g. return 10 the
rinE nns day iu Carlsbad. whsn be
returned from q ten mile run IN
good shape
Jrfffies told me- thas among an
the rubhvrs he engaged Ia the Esssi
ana in Europe not ono was in Cor
nsils clasH 30 e il no wonder he
engaged the Portland boy for this
important part u hia training ahan
h. came 10 iien I.sfnond
hut all II the credit for the
weight reducing does not 30 to
CORNELL Bob Armstrong and Farmer
Burns did fhrir share lu thr days
before Cornell Joined the camp -
San Francisco There wera days
when Burns and Armstrong were
ihr only alhlseFH and trainerm aud
In those days much w'an accom-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-25
BIG TIM OFF FOR
RENO NEXT WEEK

NEW YORK. June 25.-~BiE
Tim" Sullivan. stakeholder for tho
Jeffries.Johnson fight. arrived from
Europe on the steamer Lusitania
yesterday. lie viii start for Reno
next week.
Sullivan declared that the fact
that the fighters went 20 Nevada
without complaint following Gov.
Gilletts interference. IL enough 20
dispose Of the charges that the fight
Is a frame-up.
lie would express no opinion as
TO the probable winner. Sullivan
has received $4,000 Of the stake
and forfeit money. and tho balance
of SCI 900 wiz be due July 3. big
Tim" said today that he would have
all the money on time or know the
reason why.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-25

well the Tired Turks" were tired
again Yesterday. In fact, enc might
SAY they we're retired. Tor that Us
what happened 10 most of them
Jess baker was on the mound for
Spokane. and now has two wins Go
his credit during the five dave De
has visited with Seattle and making
q five straight games the Indians
have wrested from The rlothful Scat
tie snooEers
Spokane slipped their customary
first inning rua across. this being the
fifth time they have turned the trick.
Netael, first man up. flew 60 Akin.
Co0ney waited for four wide ones,
and walked, stole second. and scored
on ball that Hcmenway let set
by him e. tho Spokane players
bench I.ynch Camo tripping over
with a protest but u awaited him
naught Tor President Lucas has 90
ordered.
Nordyke pat ono over the fence
for gerald ln the second spasua.
and then the scoring stopped until
the fifth. when has BY Pennington
and Hendrix chased one across Tor
the Turks
Spokane rang the bell IN the sew
enth through Nordyke two haeser
and CartwriKhts single. and IN the
next frame each team got a run.
which told the tale FOR the day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-25

JOHNSON WILL PROBABLY
WEIGH LESS Than 20l

ihe place hot as an oven A..
hours when the negro ~,l' si-'iif &
Johnson expects 10 d. sla
NJ his time 10 boxing ~. "a
Day Die program woud ~ 3
NE that az the Seal R,.,.' ne
a y ..l,..l BE- YIN apend 49, \. 40
Much ~ the time H.
SPENDS Ia tits outdoor 49,. s..'lls'
wilton VIII be devoted y 80. ..s =
ana breaking away "A.
realizes probably better ~ "
" DIS critics. that Jsff W, ~ s.
a rough elose quarter ~ sa
be - going 70 be ready y, g
sort ~ battle The gresis.' ~ e
bic work viii be devoted Il W - I
Ing himself In infehfisg
drFpiinE q lot Of time = y ]
nous nppercut and 10 perfs,, ~ :
defense. '-s'ks :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-25
GILLETT POISON
STILL WORKING
nv UnIird Prrssl

SAN FRANCISCO. June 25-That
Governor Giiletta order preventing
tho Jeffries- johnson and LanRford-
Kaufman fights In this city was far
reaching enough 10 NH the real fight
game in San Francisco IL realized
by fight fans here today. following
action Of tho police IN stopping four
four-round contests between profess
sionni pugilists last night Among
the bouts scheduled was n boxing
contest" between Al Neil and George
Green. two old timers atftha prize
fight game. IL was the oplflfon Of
Chief Of Police Martin that these
men were professionals. and would
fight professional prize fight Of the
prohibited character, 10 ha'fntkrforod
and prevented the match.
Three similar fights were stopped
and the management filled IN tho
bill with three or four short bouts
between amateurs.
Dance az Dreamfand tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-25

manhood proves what q marvel IL
thia shaggy man bear ~ ths Ai~rraa
When Iefffiva shook fhu alfalfa
from hia shoes ana said guadabYr 20
the saloon. be sent FOR Roger Cor.
nell. Tor whom hs claims the dis
tiuctiun nf -thr best rubber Ia thr
business gurncil spent three
weeks wifh Jrffrira. and IL f. no
srcrrs that the ~biE fellow aais bed
1t1 pounds ths daY Cornell Jalaed
hsm
AZ the sud ~ three weeks. much
% which was spent in huf baths
nnd % the rubbing board. 80 pounds
had disappeared
Jaffrien sent East ard 4shef COR.
neil 20 accompany him. but cornell
uaa under contract 10 The Portland
baseball team and couldn't 90. he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-25
BY TIP WRIGHT.
SAL Corraapan laaen.

RENO. New. june st--Whrn Jim
Jeffriea enters ths Reno arena. July
8 90 win the title he newer isst he
wis weigh 100 pounds less than he
1i1 when be came eat u retirement
IN response 90 the call for a white
man t1 beat johnson
Decent aectn possible for a hu-
man being o. reduce his weight 100
pounds and retain tbs strength and
vitality tn enter che ring fll % hat
iln fpr the richest puFec ever Of
frFed xiadiafura. does it,
The Anawcr--JefffteN Ia the fuil
possession 81 nis iurnmparabis
strength and In ire flush u bis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-25
On MAY hALTtAaAP.

MDANA NfHiN8s TRAINING
CAMP. RENO. New June Is -~T be-
outdoor ring back ~ Jefra cottage
was fitted with It's pad and rims
para phernaiia today. ready for tho
uudefeated champion 20 DO a little
real work With his HparrinE part
uarN The pad arrived via autom0-
bile from Hownrd@unau early today
The trip was made In Jeffa nav
car Tho drivers had rough trip
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-25
SKY PILOTS WANT
BANKERS SCALPS

Seattle ministers. having taken
the Tacoma tribe Of Hky pilots into
camp In a baseball game. are ycarn-
Ing for more teams 10 conquer, with
special desire 20 wallop some
bankers aggregation In the city.
The gospel sharks admit that they
can play ball. but claim that they
have been mallgned by the bankers.
and want revenge. Tho challenge
issued BY Row. Y. l., Hayden, man
aRer of tho truly good. asks for a
game at Dugdale's park In tho near
future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-25
MOANA OUTDOOR Ring
READY FOR JEFFRIF,

over the mountains Par .
rln was made with a hrots. ! !. !
Ing gear. and Ted Bsss = Z.
Chauffeur Murray had s,s,.,
row escapes from serioss 49,.
Jeff was pleased whsn a. -, :. j.
rived He vas glad % n, y 3
for ths ring. and hs was ~
glad 70 zee that the n. -, -
succosafuily stood the rossi -. -.
tain climbing contes, 4 a. - !
had been subjected. :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-25
nv TIP wRloHT

HtcK'H TftAIEfNG CAMP. RENO.
New. june III he follows bic an
uounced program OF road work in
the morning and boxing ln the az
fernoon. Jack Johnson viii probably
enter tho ring Tor the big battle
July 4 Weighing between 1876 and
200 pounds n Is hardly possible
that ihc nYi0red champion can hold
himself up 90 2i0 pounds. AZ De- has
announced he win DO.
Iiis new training camp and Tho
shift ~ Nevada are going 10 make
ii big difference IN him. and - iH
not going % be possible FOR him 10
keep up hia weight and train hard
az the Same time
Kicks resort, whore the training
camp ia located. IL situated a. the
foot ~ hili The cool breezca arc
shut or and the desert sun makes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-25
BEAVERS KEEP UP
WINNING STREAK

VANCOUVER h. G.. June sa.-
The Beavers easily defeated Tacoma
In the game here yesterday. finish
Ing up with this lopsided score Of
Z to 1.
Erickson, pitching for Vancouver.
was IN great form. allowing only
five hits and refusing 70 issue a
pass
McCamraent opened for the Tigers.
but the ScotChmau was chased 90
the woods IN the third. after the
Beavers sluEzed him for five hits
and three runs. Butler replaced him.
and pitched a Wild game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-25
ATTELL OUTPOINTS
MORAN IN 10 ROUNDS

Los ANGELES. June 2s-Abe
Attsll and owen Moran fought a 10
round bout here last night. the news
paper decision going 20 the shlfty
Abe. The fighting was fast from
the start, and while most Of the time
II looked ike a real prize fight, Dis
trtct Attorney Fredericks. who was
at the riugside. stated that there
Was no violation Of the law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-25
LANCUID TURKS ARE
WALLOPED ONCE MORE

Co g. no scoring being done In the
ninth
Rakcr pitched a nice game and
whiio ho only struck out two men.
everything gathered from his drliv-
cry was easy for his support 20 put
into pickle
Hendrix was found hard hy every
body. but good. though mnguid. sup
port hept the score down, Same
teams play today,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-25
JEANETTE PICKS
JEFfRIES To WIN

BOSTON. June 25-Joe Jeanette
the eolored pugilist. today predicted
mat Jeffriss would win IN 10 rounds
Jeanette speaks from tho experience
ne acquired In his six fights with
Johnson.
"Jeffrics has the head and the
heart 70 whip Johnson" said Jean
cite. II think that Jack h n won
derful boxer, and that no viii make
Jeffries look awkward for a couple
OF rounds. Then Jeffrios viii sail
In and beat him 10 "A frazzlo. John
son cannot stand the gaff Give him
couple OF blows In the stomach
and he ~cHts"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-25

H4tNFNAfFt or - base NftaHa2sN ain
Fvusuisf Twp-b base hit--JansinK sac.
rifi~e nit4-~HFsen James. Sfgirn NsssH--
Rorksafieia Coleman HFrfn go. a6rHih
etruok aut--Bg Erickson. : by Mccain
meal; - natlef-~i Bases % balls
Off AEcaumaHt q al bat IL FHns 3
hits rasstis piaY--gansinr % Fear-
uier. CoisfHan q FoaFuisr. Left on tassa
Tacoma. s. Vancouver. 4 Tinas--l
hour ard IS minutes Umpirs-Frary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-25

Seattle had a regular chocolate
drop sitting on The bench in a futile
lope 10 stop the iinkA Chocolate
didn't stop u worth q cent Pafhaps
the Turks had better wake up % the
fact that tbs reason they are losing
u not bad luck Failure % smise
the ball is the real hoodoo hanging
over the MoMfngmm
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Al Detroit.
At Cleveland.

Batteries-Olmstead and Payne;
Falkenberg, Mitchell and Easterly.
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Baker has had tWo chances az the
Turks. and has boosted his repuga-
Indians Fingers are wishing the
seTiHa WAS lust tNiee as long. 80 thsy
could get two halpings az the barbe-
cue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-25

The Tired Turks woke up sat.
ncientiy IN the fourth 20 retire
Weed and keener an a nice double.
Weeaei~ the first up. hit and came TO
- to Raymond. who flashed the hail
~ Bennett. catching Weed nennats
doubled 20 Pennington lu time 10 flag
krencr
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Az s. Loul,.


Batteries ~ Wills. Pickett and
Bliss; Casper, Rowan and Clarke
Umpires--Risler and Emalle.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
stsndino q The Clubs.
At Philadelphia.


r. ". r..
chicago .,... ......... . Z 2
rittsDufg ..s..ss.... 8 10 z
Batteries Richie. Cole McIn.
tyre and Archer; camnitz. Phillip.
pi and Gibson.
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Nordyke was the heavy hitter u
the day. getting three hits. one o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-25

Nothing 10 q. Seattle win have 20
lind some eaaY team % wmlinp so
confidence Will be- restored until
this happens e iooka black for the
Turks But where VIII Seattle find
the easy team e. wailopf Take on
sha Seattle Ministers baii team7 No.
she sky pilots might erimp the
TurkA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-25
PASSED BALLS

Even n Hendrix VAS found for
many hits he scoFs.d one u Ssattle's
runs with nice hiugle Hendrix
got two hits for twice up
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A. New YORK.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
standlna 81 ths cluh..


r. II. r.
Washington -. .....i S 3
boston -....s......
Batteries-Gray and Street. Hall
and Kleinow.
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COAST LEAGUE
Standing Of Tho Clubs.
Al San Franclacn.

X. II. n
San Francisco ...........6 7 1
Vernon .................1 I 1
Batteries-Henley aud williams:
Hit and Brown.
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A. Sacramento.

X II VI
LVi tlhhu ss...s.ss...s..s.3
oA0iAmtutO ..s.s.s.......f
Batteries 49, Garrett, Gregg and
Fisher Fitzgerald and Thomas.
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Dance at Dreamiand tonight.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-23

boom the project. Sacramento, realiz-
ing that the development of the valley
means its own development, will send
a large delegation. The chamber of
commerce of Sacramento will come in
a body several hundred strong on Sat-
urday.
All the fraternal bodies of Oroville
will take part in the carnival, men and
women working together to make it
the success that is promised. A water
carnival was held last fourth of July,
which was a great success, and all the
lessons of that celebration win be put
into practice this year.
The executive committee of the Oro
vile carnival is constituted of the fol-
lowing: r. Leo van der Naillen, chair
man; John J. Hamlins z. Meyer, r. S
Kittrick, w. J. Sharkey and George c.
Mansfield.
The politicians are not overlooking
this opportunity to bask in the glow
of the populace. Nat c. Ellery and
Alden Anderson, candidates for the re-
publican nomination for governor. will
be on the spot, and all the Butte
county candidates will be in the field
shaking gracious hands with voters
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-23
RAILWAY MORTGAGES
LINE FOR $z,OO0,OOO ISSUE
Important Contracts Filed With
Recorder

The Oakland and Antioch railway
company's transfer of all its proper
ties to the Anglo California trust com
pany as security for a s2.0O0,O00 80 year
5 per cent bond issue guaranteed by
the trust company was placed on rec
ord yesterday.
The county recorder also received for
record the deed of REIMBURSEMENT given
by Frank D. Stringham to the city,
abandoning all rights conferred in the
so called Stockton street railway fran
chise.
The abandonment was to clear the
way for the construction of the tunnel
in Stockton street to bring the North
beach district in close touch with the
downtown section.
An agreement between the Hicks To-
comotive and car works and E. P.
Clark and r. c. GILES in regard to
rolling stock furnished the ocean Shore
railway was also recorded. 1t was a
contract for 75 Hicks fiat cars, 20 box
cars and 5 stock cars at a total price
of S53,125, the final payment of which
is to be made January 80, 1913.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-23

MUSIC AT RELIEF HoME-The League of the
Cross band Of As pieces, under the leadership
of Professor Williams. gave concert at the
Relief home last evening. Both classical and
popular numbers were given by the musicians
and over 500 of the aged inmates OF the insti-
tuition enjoyed the entertainment.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-23
WIDOW GIVEN $1,000
MONTHLY ALLOWANCE
Mrs. Elizabeth BixIer Says 5000
Was Insufficient

Mrs. Elizabeth Augusta Bixler, widow
of David Bixler, was allowed an in
come of 81, 900 a month from the estate