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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-23
,lTDLoTHI,S.

'hDiti nitN.
Claude Lore. son OF Nr and Mrs
T. =. Love. is at nome fot ssort
time. Mr Love has been With tAo
Feel Hartel company. wholesale
timers. al Galveston.
Uncle Joe Kelley aud Grandpa
Rely are both sick as this writing.
z. T. Rea was a Dallas visitor to-
oay. going up IN his car "a the In
terest of his insurance business.
Prof + ". Rehy. superintendent
o. the Midlothian High school. was
e business visitor to waxahachie
Saturday.
Misses Lecsa and Annie May Me
Elroy went 10 oyilla last night to
spend a week with Miss Leola's
sister. Mrs Cora Treece.
j. s Dunn. wife and baby came
town from Dallas to visit Mrs
Dunn's mother today. returning 20
Dallas this afternoon
The Maypearl ball team came IN
and played with the Midlothian boys
Friday afternoon. the score being
to / in favor Of Maypearl.
Quite a number went down to
Waxahaehie Monday afternoon to
witness the game between the Detrou
Tigers and the Dallas Quakers.
We are sorry to note that the
condition of T. A Beatty and also
that of Frank Keesee is still such
that neither is able TO be up
T. o. Cheatham and wife and Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Fugate and Everett
Williams came up from Waxahachie
Sunday afternoon TO see T. A. Bea-
y.
Sam Wise of I.ockney. Texas.
came down from Dallas today. where
he has been visiting his son, Mr.
Wise formerly lived in the valley
west of Mt. Peak.
Among new readers and renewals
te the Light and Enterprise we find
the names of p. p. Love. r. H. East
wood, +. w. Rely, f. A. Oliver.
Howard Garvin, and d. b. Mcclen-
don.
Joe Below of Fluvana visited rela-
I ffvac opd f,;apJr have Tho 1a4t.r
part of last week Mr. Bellew, who
was formerly with his brother. s.
A. Below, here in the general mer-
camille business, is now in the hard
ware business at Fluyana, Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Wallace and
children of Fort Worth we're in Mid
lothian Sunday. the guests of Mrs
Wallaces parents, Mr. and Mrs
] T. A. Morgan, and sisters, Mrs. Ward
Wheatley and Mrs. f. A. Oliver
( Mrs. Morgan will be remembered by
old friends as Mrs. Mace Hawkins
Boone Written, county judge Of
Motley county, passed through town
Saturday, taking dinner with his
kinsman, j. A. Below. Mr. Written
| taught school at Sardis about eight
years ago, his father having former
| ~ been pastor of the Methodist
church here
D. C. Smith, prominent stockman
and farmer and president of the
Farmers Guaranty Bank, last ween
purchased thoroughbred short horn
Durham bull tyearling) for which
| he paid $125. The purchase was
made from the ranch of A. j. Penn
about miles northwest of Cedar
! Hill.
.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-23
PARK SCHOOL HOUSE.

A nice rain would be highly ap-
preciatsd by the farmers Just now
Miss Bessie Roberts of Mei.ennau
county is visiting Misses Lizxis
Toone and Gertie Roberts
Ian Moore and bride are visiting
Ia Park community Mr. Moore has
a lot OF friends ia this vicinity wbo
wish them pleasant future
Dewey Kelley celebrated his i7th
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-23

lg reeoverins fromh the effects Of
Two serious operations. o. T.
coulter vas planting corn. lie acnt
ne to the house for the ueedfut
which Mrs. Coulter eheerfuiIy pro-
auccd. Jeff stone and Miss Beatrice
Johnson are teaching good school
"a EbsneEer At the home % NJ
end Mrs VI = Moon : hung up for
the hight Mrs Moons father Mr.
Retry. was with them and among aa
og us Ne had fine time met Mr
ard Mrs J " tui in the road !
eld him up and let him pass on
T. u. Hhl was laying or rows Tor
corn end vas good to me Mr and
Mrs Luther Jackson were at home
Ia their new snd handsome and com
Portable home took away a part
uf hts cash . a. Nee smith was
ehoppins wood but readily stopped
! for chat tiIa two daughters
placed a good dinner before us and
enjoyed my visit very much AIRS
Nee smith Ma At Palmer. where
she conducts thriving millinery
business A. Palmer found the
Rastler At home end doing business
at the same old stand T u Rayteas
van sliekias off some freshly
sowed alfalfa BE sent me 10 the
house for check. Mrs. Katie Me
Donald and daughters we're ~ home
and ready for the Enterprise They
have cleared up two acres OF new
ground the past winter and the gir,s
will have cotton patch MT Mcs
Donald vas ditehlng az the hack ot
the field At the home Of Nc and
Mrs. j. u. Farrar | spent the night
Jim Ia a good philosopher who has
done good deal of independent
thinking and usually thinks right.
They have a house with twelve rooms
two-story high aud with some of the
biggest and most comfortable
porches ever saw Frank rrude
Was getting ready To go To work but
treated me with courtesy aud renew
o.. AT the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
Buck Farrar bad pleasant chat
and got n subscription for them aud
ore for their daughter. Mra Magws-
Dunoyant at Mickey. Texas Mra.
". d. Watson. near Red oak. got on
| my list. At Red Oak got good
dlaner at the homo Of nr aud Mrs.
W G. Nation. registered the name
| Of r. NJ Duke and played lawyer
Ia justice court ease before Judge
tlardie Harrison Tom Williams.
clyde winn and sam niuKte Drought
mo home
Saturday one Of the boys told me
10 let G W Davis paper come In
addition / transacted business with
". H. odom. D. r. Calvert. w
Washington. w. G Aday. w Bran.
nan. J r Henson. for his brother
W. H. ct Corsicana aud $. Eddie.
men II 49, Woolrey and wife Of
steamboat Springs, Sol. arr visiting
| Mrs VS. sister. Mrs. J W Mccoy.
near Forreston MIR Mccoy an I
Mr.. Woolrey are near the same age,
ulerried sisters under tire same cere.
mony and were reared ia the same
noighborhood ~ the farm home %
John Boumgartuer sew about fifty
grlneas last week tie ought not 20
be scarce Of music or eggs
/ DILL cox.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-23
CAMP MABRY WILL BE
PREPARED FOR TROOPS

AUSTIN. Texas. Mar. 23.-Thir.
ty convicts who We're granted con
ditional pardons by Governor Fer
guson for the purpose of putting
Camp Mabry in order will be
brought here Saturday morning and
put to work cleaning the grounds
Monday.
Camp Mabry is the assembling
place of the Texas National Guard.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-23
VOTE DOWN PROPOSAL To
CREATE VOLUNTEER FORCE

WASHINGTON, March pa pre-
posal to create federal volunteer
force of 261,000 men was over
whelmingly voted down in the house
today in consideration of the Hay
bill. scheduled to be passed this at
ternoon. Representative Gardiner &C
Massachusetts proposed a substitute.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-23

Admiral Won Capelle Is the sue
.eessor II Grand Admiral von TiFpltz.
Who has quit office in Germany be-
cause the kaiser did not believe In
his strenuous submarine policy. He
has been chiefly Interested In naval
construction. The resignation Of
Won Tirpltz ends the feud between
him and Chancellor Won Bethmann-
HoIlweg.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-23

II you viii read TIE Daily Light
want column closely every day you
viii pick up enough bargains In that
section OF the paper within a year
10 pay for the Daily Light subscrip-
lion over and over again. II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-23

VOTES FOR WOMEN
AND NO BOOZE

WASHINGTON, March ga =
I single family in Texas with =
90 votes has petitioned Repre- =
NATIVE Cyclone" Davis to =
-pporJ the national prohibition =
w women suffrage amend .
'"'s. W. II. Attaway of =
91'' leXas, and his nine sons, .
u voting age. signed the =
U''oh' They said the Attaway =
s,Ous are solid for the dry =
r. suffrage plans. :
NM
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-23

After he quits writing love letters,
letter writing becomes a painful duty
10 a nan.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-23
Liverpool.
Chicago Grain.
Local Market.

FThe Waxahachie dealers are pay
the following prices for country
fduee today:
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WANT TO BrY
A.I. r. A

Pay Spot Cash. Market value
any day Sell and exchange
f'orGs. boddlea and radiators.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-02-09
SHAFTER SOCCER
TEAM HAS MANY
STARS ON LIST

Men of the End Infantry have made
a good record in baseball football
and track, and now they are after the
championship in soccer. The team at
Shafter is unusually strong this year
and the players have been working
out regularly and have shown enough
to convince them that they have an
excellent chance for the championship.
Among the teams that have made
good thus far this year are the ALI
Stars, st. Louis and 1st Infantry
teams, and the End Infantry men are
anxious to meet all of these teams be-
fore the season is over" The game
is creating more interest than ever
among the enlisted men, and those
who have watched the Shafter team
in practise state that they will be
the logical men for the championship.
Sergt. G. Rand of G Company, End
Infantry, would be glad to hear from
any strong team in line for games.
He has gathered together strong
squad. In Schmidt and BertniCk he
will have two strong men at goal,
Bowling and Roberts are good fast
fGllbacks, and Bradbrook and Hart
have starred at the halfback position.
For forwards the team has Madigan,
Lewis, Rand, Deylin and Morrill, all
fast men. ~z,-.~s IL =
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-02-09
WRESTLING CARD
TO Be FEATURE
SATURDAY, Night

Wrestling and boxing have always
been good drawing cards at Sehofield,
but at the present time the mat game
is holding the center of interest at
the post. The big event in the wrest-
ling game will be held Saturday even
ing, February II, at the Cavalry AM
usement hall. The game will show
two OF the best men in the business
and large crowd is expected to
watch the card.
Peter Boone of the 25th Infantry
has accepted the challenge Of o. b.
Williams, the husky wrestler who has
been making great record this year,
and the two will battle for the best
two out of three falls in the coming
card. Boone has been training for
this match. and is confident that he
will set Williams down for the day,
while Williams, according to many Of
his friends, is certain that he will win
out in the coming match.
Brown and E. Alexander will also
appear in one of the bouts, and as
there has been much interest in their
match the fans will surely turn out
to the go. Brown was at one time
middleweight champion of Texas,
while Alexander held the same title
in West Virginia. In addition to the
bouts vaudeville will be staged.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-02-09
Especial ar-BuIletiu correspondsncsl

Especial StaT-bnlleftu C0rreSpCuQenCel
FORT SHAFTER, Feb. 9.-After a
months strenuous training Capt Paul
Il. Malone, End Infantry, has an
nounced his teams for the various ath-
Ietie events for the Mid-Pacific Carni-
val. February 21.26. Every afternoon,
rain or shine, Capt. Malone and his
assistants have peen putting the men
through a severe test and after elm
mating such material as could not
come up TO the scratch the final
teams and their substitutes have been
selected. When the men were first
ordered out 10 compete for places on
the teams over 200 men turned out
daily but now it has simmered down
60 those who have been announced as
members OF the teams.
Under Capt. Malone,s capable man.
agement Shafter will put in the field
some excellent material this year and
when 1t comes TO the finals good re-
suits may be looked for. Capt. Ma
lone has been assisted by Capts. Nc
Kain and Hartshorn and Lieuts Ly.
man, Greene and Cohen. Certain def.
mite work has been assigned each OF
the officers detailed as assistants and
these officers selected the teams for
the events on the merits of the con.
testants Probably one of the events
which appeals most to the men is the
marathon relay race from Schofielf
Barracks to Honolulu, and for this
event a great deal of hard, conscien-
tious training has been done by the
team and some recordbreakers can be
looked for.
The members of the teams have
been excused from all military duties
which might interfere with the train,
ing and the work win continue until
the 2lst
The following are the men selected
for the teams and their substitutes:
foo-Yard Dash.
Newman, Co. B; Mackey, Co. D;
Reynolds, Co. d; Bennett, Co. ID; Van
Dyke. Co. d; Kawlvich, Co. d; Price,
Go. E; Beeler, Co. E; Hosia, Co. e;
Lesmuster, CO e.
22oYard Dash.
Rau, Co. F.; Huston, Co. F; De
Graw, Co. r; Schaetzel, Co. H; Rets.
berger Co H; e. L. Jones. Co. X:
Rich. Co. Z; Hart, Co. L; Van Peil.
Co Ia
Shoe Race.
Van Matre. Co. E; Russakoff, Co. e;
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-02-09
FINAL MATCH in
LADIES' Tennis
TOURNEY TODAY
Especial star-Bu1letin correspOndenceI

SCHOFIEED BARRACKS, Feb. o.
The ladies tennis tournament will be
concluded this afternoon when. the
final match will take place between
Mrs. Charles Rich and Mrs. John =.
Hunt. This is the fourth year that
the ladies' at Schofield have played
for the .'Cayalry Cup presented by
Col. H. G. Cayanaugh, retired, when
he visited his daughter. Mrs. Seth
Cook, at Schofield three years ago.
To gain permanent possession Of
the cup it must be won three times.
Twice it has been won by Mrs. John
E. Hunt and once by Mrs. Livingston
'Watrous This will be Mrs Hunts
last chance, as Capt. Hunt returns to
the mainland within month or two.
Semi-FinaIs Closely Contested.
Mrs. Charles Rich won the semi
finals yesterday afternoon in a very
close game with Mrs. William Nalle.
Mrs. NalIe took the first set 6 to f.:
the second and third were won by
Mrs. Rieh~6-3 and CO. There were a
total Of 1877 points played, and of this
number Mrs. Rich only won eight
more than Mrs. Nalle. 1t was very
close contest and a large proportion
of the games were deuce games.
If Mrs. Hunt wins the tournament
this afternoon the ladies will have to
look around for another cup TO play
for next year.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-02-09
Penn UNIVERSITY
SQUAD MAY CONE
TO HAWAII soon
Castle Writes Letter to Penn
Manager Inviting Ball
Club Here

The University of Pennsylvania
baseball team may be an attraction in
Honolulu In the near future They
have been invited to come here hy
A. l. Castle. IN letter to Robert
Dechert, manager of the Pennsyhania
team, according to Philadelphia des-
Patches, Castle agreed 10 entertain the
Pennsylvania club for one month in
Honolulu and would pay the teams
travelling expenses from San Fran.
cisco and return.
According TO the despatch Castle
will organize an aggregation called
the Roselawn team which will be COM
posed of college men who are In bust.
Eess in Honolulu. DR.. Jack Peden,
who is a former Pennsylvania baseball
and football star. recently has left
Honolulu and states that they have a
number of good players in Hawaii
Fast Team
The Pennsylvania team has had a
number Of stars in the past, and
should they come here would give any
OF the locals a strong fight to win
from them. They have sent number
OF their stars to the majors and min
ors, and class right up with the Chi
eago aggregation which proved To be
a star team during the tour In the
Orient.
AS to Roselawn team, it has not
yet made its appearance in Honolulu
but may be selected from a number
of the Punahou players who have
claim to an alma mater. That a
months stay here playing against one
team would fail to draw is certain.
and should the arrangements be made
it Is thought that other teams will be
given chance TO play against the
FrankliA Field squad
DIR. John Peden, who was one oE
the local stars. viii no doubt boost
for a trip of his old alma mater, and,
With a strong following in Honolulu.
the team, should 1t decfde to come
here, will draw. The Waseda squad
viii leave Japan soon for tour OF the
United States and viii stop off here
to play the locals, so there does not
appear to be much chance of landing
Dngdaie's wonders for series.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-02-09
OIL LYhPIC CLUB ..
I0PLAY FAST
\. N. c. A. FIVE

The Olympic Club baseball team
has a number of basketball stars in
its ranks and headed by Speed Mar
tin as captain they will meet the
T. NJ. C. A. Tigers in a special ex-
hibition game next Tuesday evening.
Otto Wallfisch, who is one of the best
athletes in the party, will appear for
the Olympics. .*....= " = @<-
William H. Meinecke, who has kept
the Tigers in the running throughout
the season and successfully piloted
the AlI-Stars, who gave the Y. NJ. C.
A. first team a great game last week
before they LETT for the coast, will re-
organize the Tigers for next Tues
days game.
Meinecke will use his best men,
Mott, Goebig and Comes. Ed. Can
uon and Harrison will be the centers
while Doty, Whitcomb, Dreier and
possibly one or two more players will
he called on to assist. The team prac-
ttses tomorrow at o'clock while the
Olympics are scheduled for a work
out in the morning at the Y. NJ. C. a.
games hall. >
The Olympic Club Won the cham.
Eionship OF the United States at
basketball last season. While none
of the present baseball team was on
the first Olympic basketball quintet,
several of the men nov in Honolulu
have been members of various 0lym-
pie Club basketball teams. past and
present. They Will wear the regular
club uniform in Tuesdays game.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-02-09
Howard DREW IN
old Time FORM;
DEFEATS LOOMS
CoIored Sprinter Comes Back
. After Failure in San Fran
cisco Meet

In New York last week Howard
Drew demonstrated that runner can
come back as we'll as other sorts of
athletes. You know after his fizzle
at the exposition meet last summer
was such a disappointment that the
wiseacres without any hesitation de-
clared that the colored streak had run
his last good race. In that meet the
ceIored boy was beaten at the start.
He didn't seem to be able to untrack
himself Drew's excuse was that he
was not himself, and he as much as
said he believed his racing career was
near its finish. Then he went back to
the dining car and worked until he got
this invitation to race before the Mel
rose Athletic Club. which holds mon
ster indoor meet in New York every
winter. He was informed that he
WOULD be expected to race Loomis. the
crack who beat him at the exposition.
Loomis or Myer is the last word in
100-yard racing in the East, but Myer
was unable to train for this meet, so
Loomis was sent against Drew, but
Loomis was unable TO finished better
than third Morse, also colored, ran
Drew to standstill, who beat his man
a few inches at the wire. The time for
the 40 yards, which was Is seconds.
ties the worlds record. The time
shows that Drew is once more the
great runner he was when he came
10 California to reside.
The 600-yard race was won by Cald-
we'll of Boston. Time, l minute ii
seconds. Meredith was second and
Homer Baker finished no better than
fourth.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-02-09
YORK in SHAPE
TO STOP SQUAD
FROM BAY Town
Punahou- Olympic Game Will
Start This Afternoon at 3:45;
Battle of SouthpaWs


Punahou-Judd, If: Argabrite, cf;
ChiIlingworth, IS; Akanl, IF; Lyman,
Ib: sadtler, 2b; Doty, Sb; Henshaw,
c; York, p. # #
Olympics- -Andrade. ef: Traumuto-
la. ri Benn, 3b; Kennedy, 2b; Frfene,
ss; Riordan. c; McGrath, ID; Barker,
If; Howedge, p.
The Olympics will meet q mighty
fast team this afternoon when they
line up against the Punahou nine at
3:45 at Athletic Park. With York on
the mound for the locals, the visitors
should have a hard time landing on
his slants, as the lst Infantryman has
shown a heap of stuff in his last
workouts. 1t will be a battle of south
paws, and the locals are pinning their
faith in York to bring home the bacon.
Fans of the city may have an oppor-
tnnity of watching Ed Nell in action.
The popular manager has been out of
the game for some time, and had not
figured on en:erIng the game again,
but Henshaw has been i'll, and may
not be able to don the windpad this
afternoon; in that case Charley Ly-
man will go behind the plate, with
Nell at the first sack.
If York is in his real form he will
send many of the Olympic players
back to the bench, and with a number
of good hitters on the Punahou team
they should amble home with victory
over the visitors. Barker has been
hitting them hard, but the fact that he
received cablegram this morning
that he was the father of a bouncing
baby girl may mean a change in his
hitting for the day. If he fails to hit
them today, please do not be unkind.
He's a happy father, and should not
be disturbed. .~"
tchange in Prices. .a. -. 49,. 49,. +. F.
The prices announced for the game
have takenI drop--which is mighty
good move on the part of the manage
ment. The seats, as announced, will
be sold at rs cents, and no mention
has been made of 81 seats, which is
an unusually high price for a series
of this sort That the management
will realize more by the move and at
the same time help out the fans, is a
certainty. .~ ~.
The lineup Of the Punahou team
will be strong, and the first four men
up should do something with the pei
let. All the players on the team are
good nitters, and it is hard to say
where a weak spot in the batting
order is to be found. Lang Akana is
always stationed in the cleanup po-
sitioR, and although batting against a
southpaw should do something this af-
ternoon for his team h.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-02-09
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Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-02-09
GAME FISHING
CLUB To HOLD
ANNUAL meet

The Hawaii Tuna Club has issued
the following notice of annual meet
ing tomorrow afternoon:
The annual meeting of the Hawaii
Tuna Club will be held al, the Hawai-
ian Trust Company's offices on Thurs
day. February 10, az = p. M
in view of the great impetus Civ.
en- to game fishing in Hawaii through
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-02-09

the recent worlds record catch OF
game fish in local waters by Mr.. j..
w. jump of Los Angeles, the holder
OF the worlds record for yellow-tail.
at Catalina. the directors trust that
you can make it convenient to attend
the above meeting. Business OF Inn.
portanee viii be transacted.
Very truly yours,
n. GooDING FIELD,
Secretary"
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-02-09
SADTLER T0SSERS
TRIM MULE BATTERY
TEAM IN, SIX INNINGS
Especial star Bulletin Correspondencel


SCHOF1EbD BARRACKS, Feb. s.
In a game (which was interrupted in
the last half of the sixth inning by a
small clondburst, c Company defeat.
ed the team from the Machine Gun
Company by score Of 3 to 0. So
FAR this season the Machine Gun Com
pany has not won a game but its play
is steadily Improving as today's game
shows. G. Company hit the ball hard
and often: 10 hits in six innings is
going some, but all they could do was
to get three men around the circuit
The Mule Battery boys fielded like a
winning team and it is safe predic-
ton that they viii soon be out of the
cellar Alfred and Greenway pulled
off b fast double play and Greenway.
the NJ. G.'s second baseman. got five
putouts and two assists to his cred.
il At present F Company leads the
league with clean slate, but G Com.
pany has only dropped one game and
Lieut. Sadtler SAYS he is going to win,
the pennant.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-02-09

Thomas NJ Osborne is named as one
OF the ineorpOrators OF the New York
state Prison Council, which fled pa.
pars of Incorporation with the secTea
tary OF state at Albany. ..@-