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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-22
MfJnODlSJS MEET
HERE TOMORROW

The first meeting of District Stew
ards of the Barlow District OF the
Southern Methodist church to occur
in Lakeland. takes place tomorrow
afternoon at O'Clock at the MethO.
dist church. Rev. J. r. Cason, Pre-.
siding Elder, in the chair. The meet.
ing of the District Stewards occurs
annually and has heretofore been held
at Bartew. but naccOunt of the cas-
ier access to Lakeland of all points,
Rev. Cason deeiaekto have the meet.
ing held here this year.
This meeting brings to Lakeland
delegates from twenty of the leading
towns of South Florida. which include
Orlando, kissimmee, Barlow. Arcadia,
Fort Myers. Fort Meade, Bowling
Green, Homeland, Punta Gorda. Win
ter Haven and Mulberry. 1t is not
known who will represent all OF the
churches, however. Among those ia
be present are: Mr.. j. NJ. Lee. OF
kissmmee; Mr.. l.. y. Pipkin. Null
berry: Col Watkins, Orlando, and
Mr.. { II. Earnest. of Barlow Tho
District Stewards have the Disfric,
finances in charge, besides other mat
tiers OF Importance, and the gathering
Is one OF unsual interest.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-22
LAKELAND, FLORIDA MONDAY. JANUARY 22. 1912.
Railroad Mdsnates Meet
Death on the Rail
HIGH OFFICIALS OF ROCK ISLAND INCLUDING SON OF FORMER
WAR SECRETARY KILLED IN COLLISION ON ILLINOIS
CENTRAL RAILROAD

private car was attached. All thl
Killed wtre in this car. Only on,
occupant Of tile ear. Nicc-prcsidcn,
Melthrrs secretary, escaped. TIL,
ensinc OF No. :. plowrd lis wa,
through the private car. bu, wa
stepped by The steel coaches ahead
Il Is said that no llaGmen Went back
from No. - 10 warn the comm.
train.
The Panama Limited was schc,l-
ulcd 20 pass No - AT South Centra
LA, but the latter was late, and tn,
Imllcd overlook il at kinmundy
4 is said the fa@man did not hay,
sine to give warning. The bodies
oi HE dead have been taken to Chi
caeo The cause of the wreck is
given as a scarcity OF water along
the road which caused the miX-up
in the place where water was to have
been taken.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-22

not to reckon with tides. currents
and tropical hurricanes. These con
Siderations had TO be taken into ar-
count in the Flagler scheme When
a tropical storm blows out of the
Caribbean. il is no rcsprcter Of per
sons or structures II is asserted,
however. that The SEA going rail
road is so firmly placed Oh its ar
cheS Of masonry. that no hurricane
out OF the tropits can possibly harm
ii. In time to come il may be one
of the pleasures of tourists to sit in
a palace car and watch fierce storm
at sea. -.
The opening OF the new line
means much for the commerce Of the
country and the development of-the
West Indian islands Cuba, Porto
Rico, the Bahamas and all the Others
Will De DTOu2nt fiOSef I'D W. HffP
will be more prompt exchange of
mails and a more expeditions hand
ling of freights. Savannah aud la
yana will be~made neighboring cities.
with rail and ship service that will
encourage the merchants of each TO
an extension OF territory
As planned, the formal opening of
the Over-the-Soa Railroad is an in
ternational event, attended by the
President Of the United states. r1f m
bers OF Congress. GoSerLocs Of States
ard repre- sentatiycs II foreign gov
ernments 1t is rcd-letter DAY
in the history of Florida, and
the man who made the scheme posi-
BILE will receive full credit.
Savannah News.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-22
FARMERS HAVE
MONTHLY FEAST
GOOD TALKS AND GOOD THINGS
TO EAT AT CLIFFORDS
SATURDAY.

The Farmers club held one OF il,
masi successful me''ir Saturday Al
/, the home Of Mr. W II Clifford. over
one hundred members being in at
tendance in addition To a large num-
her Of chilir, and Young people
Col Clifford and his son are anon.
t he most successful farmers in this
section. and the men are always glad
To meet AT this home in order that
they may prof, by the experience of
these gentlemen. ana there is no way
in which TO gain the desired expert
cmcc more satisfactorily than to be
on the ground and make a personal
estigation. Before dinner the men
were shown over the farm, while the
ladies chattcd and exchanged house
hold experiences and became better
acquainted There are many new
comers who have settled here, ami
these have taken advantage OF the
monthly meetings of the Farmers
Club to get in closer touch with each
other, and especially does this appeal
to the ladies. who take pleasure In
preparing a hountiful spread and in
the social intercourse that always is
SO pleasant at the meetings of the
Club Miss Sallic Clifford is the soul
OF hospitality. and with her brother
and nephew always make the mem
bers have a royal time when the club
meets with them.
At noon the tables were arranged
under the large mulberry tree and the
company. nearly $50 In number,
gathered about the board and for over
sn hour they enjoyed the many dain-
ties and substantial viands which had
UceH pIdCcu tueCcOu Siiupstot NV
,ure e the table. just before the meal
y Il, has been taken. and II posi-.
wc will get one and have Il cut
!, a., and let all of our readers see
W spread the members OF the
lu njOy every month.
Al r. dinner. the business session
f il Club was held Judge W. $.
II presiding Several matters
~. mp for discussion, the most i'm
4 being the culture Of Irish
r. IS" Several growers gave
,he experiences and their manner
ivatlOn. Another subject dis
III. was. "Thc Culture Of. the TO
ina Mr. +. + Taylor leading the
I, is ion.
r. next meeting OF the club,
occurs the third saturday in
- ry. will be- ai the home of Mr..
iCr on Lake Hunter.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-22
BAPTIST CONVENTION
MEETS AT OCALA

Ocala, Jan - Everything is il
readiness for the Baptist State Con.
>rntion. which convcncs in this cit,
tonight, continuing for several days
The homes OF the city have been
thrown open to the ministers and
delegates. and already many have ar.
rived, while more will reach the cit,
tomorrow morning. especially from
the southern part of the State, it be-
ing incOnvenient for them TO reacl
tlere earlier. on account of the dis
tance.
The program this evening will b.
In charge of the WOman's MissiOnar,
Union, the program to be as follows
ReccssiOnal.
Hymn by choir and congregation
Devotional. conducted by DR.. W. u
Nowlin. Lakeland
Music, "The Angel (Rumnsicin
-WOman's Chorus.
Introduction of speakers by Rrt
Frank Cramer. Orlando.
Address by Dr r. l.. Willingham
of Richmond, Va.
Missionary hymn.
Address by Dr B ID Ora, of At
lanta
Solo by Mrs. +. II Mote
Introduction of Missionaries by
Dr. X. J. Willingham; Rev. j. E
Brand. Japan. and Rev. and Mrs
Ferry, Evergreen, La
Offering -thiplcy Memorial
Hymn.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-22
! COMEDIANS" TO
APPEAR HERE SOON

the road is not all pleasure.
people think. and far from
Il course. We have our good
I ! ike people in all other wali.S
Il said the l.ayman Twin
H. RS 10 a correspondent the other
das And we have somo bully GOOD
time. too, once in a Will. but the
har,ics; work connected with the
thca'cr is seldom, ii eyer, sen by
the public al large.
piece, and in writing that you try
10 find something different from
those you have played in before.
Then designs are made and models
submitted for the entire scenic eq-
uipmcnt. costumes and effects, be-
sides twenty or thirty styles of adver-
tsing. which is u very large item.
then rehersalS are called, when three
or more weeks Of The most strenuous
work the thcaier folks have to in
dulgc in is started As each act
goes on it is line changed here,
situation altered there. a sentence or
two and sometimes "A whole scene of
the play rewritten during the night
Ia be ready for rehearsal the following
morning. this song is too fast and
must bc changed, another has TO be
piIi in a different part of an act To
give the chorus three minutes more
10 make change of costume, this
dance taken out entirely and an
other put in TO better an effect or
exit. and At last. after three week, nf
this trying ordeal you play your first
ight aEd il Is almost "a certainty
more char e"s viii be made after the
first performance than i'm all the re-
hearsals before, which means Two or
three weeks of hard work on the
road.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-22
BROUGHTON GOES TO
CHRIST CHURCH. LONDON

Atlanta, Jan. 2l-Dr. Len G
BrGughton. pastor OF the Baptls'
Tabernacle. the first Institutions
church to be founded in the South
today rendered his resignation to thf
congregation to become effective
April |. He will 60 to the pastoratf
Of Christ Church. London, England
succeeding DR.. F. b. Myer. anothei
widely-known divine.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-22
CAMP MEETING ON
NORTH KENTUCKY AVENUE

Old-tlinc eampmreting will begin
al Lakeland February 2-Ii
Several tents are already pitched
on North Kentucky avenue, where
preparatory meetings are held every
night, and more tents will be erected
as fast as the campers arrive. Those
III charge OF the meeting will be
Bishop w a. 3elleW. Rev. Il. VI. San
dys. h. r. Shclhamcr.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-22
CONCERT LAST NIGHT.

The Italian band, with the Joining
Jones Carnival, gave u concert last
night in Mum Park. whic, was
heard by large crowd.
The work Of hauling tents and
other parapherna!ia to the show
grounds has been in progress all day
and West Lemon street will no doubt
be visited by tremendous crowds all
week.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-22
SUPREME COURT GIVES
BUSHNELL COUNTY.SEAT

Ocala. Jan. 2l.-Reversing the de-
risiOn OF the lower court which al
lowed the Sumter county court house
10 remain in Sumterville, the tele-
gram received here tonight by Hock-
Il and Duval. attorneys for the
Bushnell citizens. announced that
the Supreme Court held the recent
election valid. and that Bushnell will
be the county ,eat cf Sumter county
in future.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-22
WILEY UPHELD BY
COMMITTEES REPORT
Chief Chemist s. Administration of
Pure Food Laws Given Congress
sional Approval.
(By Associated Press.

Washington. Jan. 30. The rcpor;
Of the House Committee which inycs-
iigated the Wiley Wilson McCahc
trouble in the Department of Agr-
culture, and which unanimously
clears Dr. Wiley of any wrong doing.
was filed with HE House. While the
chief Chemist is held entirely blame
less as regards the charges in admin
ist'ring the pure food laws. q recon-
incubation is made to head OFF other
like cOntrOA erSicS.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-22
DEATH WARRANT.
RlCnfSON ISSUED
Execution to Take Place During
Week Of May 10, Unless Com.
mutation is Granted.
tIiy Associated Press. }

Boston. Ian. - The death war
rant fer the execution, during tn
week of May ~. of Rev. Clarence V.
T. Itichcson, for the murder of Avis
l.inmcll, has been served on Govcrno,
FOss. tho warden Of the prison and
the sheriff. RichcsOn's petition fOl
communication Of sentence is expect
ed To BE- scn' TO the State House next
month
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-22
'GRAUSTARK" MADE BIG HIT
WITH TAMPA PEOPLE

In yesterdays issue the Tampa
Tribune speaks in highest terms oi
the Graustark Company. stating tha,
il was by far the best production
witnessed this season n The Tampa
Bay Hotel Casino
This excellent prGdurt.u .un comes tn
| he Heron Thcaier to morrow uieat
and al! indications point 10 its being
heavily pairnnizrd
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-22
RAILROADS MUST
CARRY BEER
Courts Rule That Shipments From
Other States Into Dry" Ter.
ritosy is Legal. !.
by Associated Press. (,

Washinc ton. Jan. 22 Beer bcin.
a commodity that can not be barred
from interstate shipments into dr.,
counties. according to a decision OF
the United States Supreme Court
railroads must carry it when offcref
for transportation. The case arOst
from situation when Kentucky
sought to bar shipments from Indiana
into dry" counties of the former
state.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-22
LADIES INVITE STRANGERS
AND OTHERS TO RECEPTION

The Womans Missionary Society
Of the Methodist church extend a
cordial welcome to all strangers in
the city to attend the reception to.
morrow evening at the Methodist
church. and all ministers Of the city
are given a special Invitation to bt
present
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-22
|0VfR.SfA ROAD
OPENED TODAY
,vr.7 Of INTERNATIONAL I'M
r1gTANCE WHEN TRAINS
nrEE KEY WEST.

IAN. With thou
drroraling every avail
N, "A the downtown and
ritts. Key West today
.ala appearance when
steamed into the city
ork bearing the con-
.Mly from Washing
aat IT, NJ. Flagler.
arist and cabinet and
,,nl citizens from this
states. Six separate
,.pctssary to bear the
i..a ~ no aNailed themselves
tInity of witnessing the
m all of which We're
+ grated
la Il lrr distinguished persons
ere Assistant Secretary
4rr. as representative of
d., f5it. the members Of tho
.ll Ai1airs Committee and
N niativps of seevral for
ya
lS .iN, crossed the long via
:, . aching the island, thou
,asl. h'husiastic people. all in
lo'd. .t.ire. welcomed the great
ror y, with cheers that resOund-
I'd far ana wide, and for many min
NJ, whistle in the city gave
r,h ,l- and loud their welcoming
bas's M hundreds Of bells clange1 j
a~.r N".romr. Several brass bands
NJ, rain and escorted the visit
b. d 'o@n
The pgogram was opened today
|sRh sand reception to Henry M.
Ea.lc the man who Is today re-
|ei,il- more attention and recOgni-
bon taan any other In the United
Plates liz ambition of a lifetime
aas O"yn realized today In the COM
s.e.oi % The great Over-the-Sea
|Ealroli, which could we'll be includ-
NJ II 't seven Great Wonders Of
r. Nosld Another reception will
sH,A his afternoon to the Con-
|se2 party, foreign diplomats
|ift on prominent visitors. A
|sfaaa ofii il the government build
Z i.-f will complete the frs,
| d! > ',>'hities
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-22
lrARTERLY CONFERENCE TO
BE HELD AT M. E. CHURCH

Quarterly conference of
stI be held tonight at the
D hnrch. Rev. ]. r. Cason,
Elder, in charge. This is
a' ur Rev Cason has come
@" 4 IN the capacity of Pre-
r, although he has had
eAp"riencc as Presiding
old home State. Arkah-
I"li quarterly confer
a"en Saturday and Sun
A.A@ there Saturday afte"-
.4} morning and again
oor He was heard at
church here last nigh;
appreciatiye audience.
sad cf The opportunity Of
again.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-22
PROPOSED REDUCTIONS
IN TARIFF SCHEDULES
fBv Associated Press. =

Washington. Jan. - Reductions
CT from 81 TO 80 per cent. on all
items in the iron and steel tarin. the
lla Ia. on the free list Of iron crr,
sewing machines. printing machines.
cash registers. nails and other arti-
cles, is proposed in the Democratic
steel revision bill, made public today.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-22
TAFT and HITCHCOCK
STILL GOOD FRIENDS

Washington. Jan - The Pr..si-
Gel' denied that member of tk..
cabinet are urging him 10 dismi, -,
Sc5letaIy lit acGck He made +;
clear that he placed no crt dence ia
the stories that Hitchcock mas been
disloyal
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-22
ROYAL VISITORS
IN new YORK
Only Living Son Of Queen Victoria
Guests Of Ambassador and Mrs.
Whitelaw Reid.
BY Associated Press. :,

New York, Jan. 22.--The Duke
and Duchess OF COnnaught and their
daughter. Princess Patricia, arrived
this morning to be the guests OF Am
bassador ard Mrs. Whitelaw Reid.
The Duke is the GovcrIOr-General CT
Canada and the only living son OF
Queen Victoria.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-22
:" iEG SCHOOL OPENED

- der opens his dancina
-A' IN Orange Hall. in
Gerry building. a notice
IN another column
Quoted a dancing 2
4ast season with which
success, ard all those
take dancing lessons
lp his advertisement in
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-22
WEATHER FORECAST.

Tampa, Fla. January - tlaud>
tonight and Tuesday.
WTRTZ
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-22
--Av.s DAY PREPARATIONS
Go.SG RAPIDLY FORWARD

rom tomorrow Illinois
celebrated by a large
hlies who have located
'A'e section their hcme.
ior the celebration is
ana preparations are go
or a great and grand
! big spred will be en-
Illinois families in the
- that night speech
take place. All of the
FIJI be held in Mum Park
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-22

iear 5 day Miss BuHoch
+ coleman, of Tampa,
III marriage. The bride
ENDS in Lakeland, hav-
f sister, Mrs. o. NJ. Ea-
iS times. and who. will
ra Of her happiness.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-02
ORATORS BEING ELIMINATED
First Series in High School Districts
Practically Completed.
WINNERS PREPARE FOR NEXT
Higher General Level of Work 10
Indicated In This Years Con-
test for state Cham-
pIonship.

LINCOLN. April lSpeclall-ln the
rtth annual contests OF the Nebraska
High School Debating league Of seventy
schools the first series Of debates In the
twelve districts Is practically completed.
and the winners In the first series are
pairing off for the second series. The
championship In each district II TO be
determined by about the middle OF April
n month before the state championship
contest at the University OF Nebraska
on high school fetc day,
A higher general level OF work IL indi-
Gated by tho unusually large proportion
Of split decisions this year, While last
year only twenty-siX out Of the entire
forty-soven decisions were two to one.
this year eighteen OF the first twenty-slx
were split. vcrdicts for the affirmative
and tho negative are also about even la
number.
Results of First series Contests.
The results OF the first series debates
follow, tho school named first In each
case maintaining the affirmative OF the
proposition THAT the movement OF organ
iLed labor for the closed snop shouiu
receive tho support OF public oplnlon'
CENTRAL DISTRICT
STUNT w H. Simons, Friend, Director,
Geneva-York-At York, February =
Won by Geneva, two to one,
Friend Oseeola-M Friend, Mareh 3
Won by Friend. two 10 one,
EASTERN DISTRICT.
Supt, ]. n. Clark. Weeping water
Director
south Omaha Fremont--At South
Omaha, March /. Won by south Omaha
two to one.
Weeping Water lattsmouth-At Weep
ing Water, March & Won by Weeping
water, two to one.
EAST CENTRAL DISTRICT,
Supt, j. A, Woodland, Haveloek, Director
University Place Aahland-M University
Place, February IL. Won by Ashland,
two to one.
WilbeT- Havciock-At WILDER. March g.
Won by Havelock. two 10 one.
Lincoln Teachers College.High School
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-02

General Plaza was commander Of the
government troops which opposed the
recent revolutionary movement He was
president from 1900 to 1904, minister to
the United States in 1906 and served also
rs minister 10 other countries.
After the death OF President Emilio
Estrada last December. General Montern
was proclaimed president by the troops
stationed In Guayaqull. A month later
Montero was shot by the angry popu.
lace. dragged into the streets. beheaded
and his body burned. An Infatuated mob
broke into the Quito penitentiary on
January IS and lynched five OF the most
prominent revolutionists. Generals Elroy.
Flavio and Medardo Alfario. Unpano Paex
and Manuel serrano.
About three weeks ago General JUNO
Andrade. military commander at Guaya-
Gull, was killed In an attempt to gain
control In the republic. General Leonl-
das Plaza was then offered the provis-
lonal presidency, but refused IL. Or.
Francisco Plaza continued. however. 10
be the popular candidate for the presl-
dency and his election followed.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-02
SENT TO PRISON FOR SENDING
FALSE FINANCIAL STATEMENT

NEW YORK. April IA year and
three months In federal prison at Atlanta
was the sentence imposed yesterday
upon the first man convicted OF the new
crime Of setting up a false financial
rating through use OF the United States
mails. Until the recent amendment of.
section Is OF the criminal code was
enacted the unlawful use of the mails
Included only fraudulent stock schemes,
get rich quick" propositions. etc. but
with the conviction yesterday Of Jose r.
Scheinberg for sending false statements
about the solvency Of his business
through the mails a precedent was set,
The federal authorities will follow Il up
with similar prosecutions.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-02
At Lincoln Hish school. March IL

AT Lincoln High school. March ID Won
by Lincoln. two 10 one.
NORTHERN DISTRICT.
Supt. Celia Corby. o'Seill. Director.
Atkinson Nalentine-At Atkinson, Feb
ruaTy II Won by Atkinson. unanimous.
o'Neill-Atkinson--At O'Nelil, March Is.
Won by o'Neill, two to one,
NORTH CENTRAL. DISTRICT.
Supt. l.. II. Oberkotter. Madison. Director.
Hooper Fullerton-At Hooper. March &
Won BY Fullerton. unanimous
Madison Newman Grove-At Madison,
March 2. Won by Newman Grove. two
to one.
NoRTHEAsTERN DISTRICT.
Supt !. II. Kemp, Wayne. Director.
Randolph Hartington-At Randolph.
March 3 Won by Randolph, two 10 one.
Pierce -Creighton-At Creighton. March
Is. Won BY Creighton, two to one.
SOUTHWESTERN DISTRICT.
Prin. J. A. Hanna, sidney. Director.
second Series BeEias Friday.
The second series contests open next
Friday evening with the Randolph wayne
debate at Wayne and the Diller-western
contest at Western. Blair and South
Omaha will compete at Blair April >.
This is Blalr's first contest In the cham
pionship series. there being an odd num-
Der tfive). OF members In tho eastern
district.
The two largest audiences 30 far re-
ported we're the 80 at the South Omaha
Fremont debate at South Omaha and the
wymore- Beatrice at wymore. In the
contest at South Omaha officials OF
local labor unions actively Interested
themselves by selling tickets.
Alliance Sidney--At Alliance. February
N Mnu by Sidney. two TO one,
Chadron- Crawford-At ChadrOn. March
|. Won by Chadron, two to one.
Gordon Rushville-At Gordon, March l.
Won by Gordon, unanimous.
SCOTS Bluff Minatare-At SCOTS Bluff.
March |. Won by MinatAre. two TO one.
SOUTHERN DISTRICT,
Supt. J. A. Eastwood. Diler. Director.
ohiowa- western-At ohlowa, February
Is, Won by Western.
Edgar Blue Hill-At Edgar. February
y. Won by Blue Hlli. two to one.
Hardy. Dnler-At Diller. March I. Won
by Diller. unanimous.
soUTHEASTERN DISTRICT.
Supt, q. 4. Martin. Nebraska City.
Director
Nebraska Clty-Auburn-At Nebraska
city. March l. Won by Auburn, two &c
one.
wymore- Beatrice-At wymore, March !
Won by Nymore. two 20 one.
Falls City stella-At Stella. March .
Won BY Fails City, two 10 one,
SOUTHWESTERN DISTRICT
Supt e., r. White Trenton. Director.
Beaver City-oxford--At Beaver City.
February %. Won by oxford. unanimous.
Mccook- Trenton-At Mccook. March !.
Won by MeCook. unanimous.
Minden.oxford-At oxford. March q.
Won by Minden, two 10 one.
McCook- Franklln-At MeCook. March 2.
Won by McCook unanimous,
WEST CENTRAL DISTRICT.
Supt. &, 3. Jones, ord. Director.
81. paul-Ord-At 81. Paul. March /. Won
by st. Paul. two 10 one.
Mernn- Broken Bow-At Broken Bow,
March Is. Won by Merna, unanimous.