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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-29
TWO HUSBANDS WATCH
WOMAN NEAR To DEATH

CHICAGO, Sept 29.-on cot in
"a local hospital today lay Mrs Anna
'l.ossman Erickson Ruggles awaiting
death. which is certain TO come, ply
sicans say, from self-administered
poison, while on either side OF the
cot sat man, Eric Erickson. the hus-
band she had divorced, and eileen
.Rugglcs. the husband she had sued
Tor separate maintenance Each Of
lhe men had been there all last night
and all day yesterday, and though
worn out and sleepy, neither show
Ell any inclination to give Up the
vigil Neither spoke to the other.
Before taking the poison, Mrs.
Ruggles wrote letters to her former
husband. her present husband and
to her mother These win be turned
over to the coroner and il is ex-
pected will reveal the motive for her
act
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-29
DISPLAY or FARM PRODUCTS PROVES CLAIM
THAT ELLIS COUNTY Is GARDEN SPOT OF
THE EARTH As WELL AS BANNER COTTON
COUNTY.
MUCH FRIENDLY RIVALRY PREVAILS
Girls Canning Clubs and Boys Corn and Pig Clubs
Each Try to Out DO the Other in Preparing Exhibits
Which May BE Sent to Dallas Fair by the. Local
Chamber Of Commerce.

The second annual crop exhibit
held under tire auspices OF the Ellis
County Marketing association. open
"a here today under the most fsyora-
Die circumstances. Products OF the
Fnis county farms ia countless va
rietses have been placed on display
in the Getzendaner building on the
south side az the square. aud between
sixty and seyenty-fiye pigs and hogs
have been placed in pens arranged
along the court house yard terrace.
feature OF the exhibit Is the good
natured rivalry between the Boys
Corn am Pig clubs and the Girls
Canning clubs from the various pre-
eincis Of the county The boys are
exhibiting livestock, cotton. corn.
heat and oats, which might well be
termed the staple products OF the
farm, while the girls are exhibiting
the good things TO eat that make
fellows mouth wafer for a taste OF
en-.
The writer having imagined him
self fancier of hogs at one time
and possessing an abnormal appetite
with reference 10 canned sweets. IS In
the middle Of a bad fix when II
comes TO Judging the exhibits. There
are some of the prettiest pigs and
hogs ever shown any where. the long
shapely blacks. plump tapering mans
remind one of $500 bill growing
into q $4,000 over night. but when
fellow picks up a jar of pear pre-
serves and feasts his eyes on il un-
III the owner suggests that they are
for exhibit and not TO be sampled,
the fine blooded hogs and long taper
ing ears OF corn are forgotten and
n longing for good hot biscuits, well
buttered and spread over with pear
pf eserves, takes possession of him.
The crop display proper consists
o. every imaginable product, such a.
Icoitan. corn, wheat. oats. rye, barley
peas, maize, beans, hay, etc. To
make the rounds OF the stands where
the exhibits are ON display one would
not doubt for a moment that Ellis
county Ii indeed and In truth the
Garden spot OF tie earth as well as
the banner county OF the world me
manufacturing interests OF the eouu-
u are also represented in the dis
play which shows 70 such an adyan-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-29
| IaLIy FnOT BALL SEASON
] Opens WITH TARLETOk TO-DAY

The John Tarieson football team
fsom ssephsnsilie arrived just before
so today and will meet the Tsint-
d team at yoakum field this alter
Noon at O'Clock In the first game
81 he season Tarelton comes here
wsll 4 prett, good reputation and
~ game this afternoon ought 10
give Coach Bivens some idea OF bis
team. TsrIeion defeated Daniel
lakar By score o. 3 and accord
ing To reports. and Daniel Baker al
WAYS puts on; Q good strong team
The Trinity schedule this year
calls for number ~ first class
,t4me.. Cd. biggest game cuining on
tRtpbsr IL al pnIIaH when the locals
rect. she Basior Hears IN their an
npsl game
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-29
ITHE GRiDiRoN BATTLES
WILL EEciN TODAY

DALLAS. Texas. Sept. 2s.-The
Texas intercollegiate football season
"opens today with four contenders for
the state championship playing. The
games scheduled for today are as fol-
lows
Austin COLLEGE VS.. Southwest nor
mai at sherman.
Southwestern university VS.. How
ard Payne az GEORGETOWN
Trinity university VS.. John Tarle-
ton college at NaaNhaehie.
The closest and mostly holly con
tested game viii probably be THAI
between the Aetuodists and Howard
Payne from Browuvood The Brown
wood team is always good Both
teams viii have nine letter men IN
the line-up. and both have fair
number OF last years second strins
men to pick FROM.
The Austin college expects to take
its game from the State teachers.
rams viii have an opportunity TO see
what progress Webster II. Warren.
the new coach for Austin, has male
with his men Chloe Kelly. his as
sistant. is experienced in Texas
weather ana has probably trained
his men we'll The sherman col
lege only hiss five cid letter men
back. but has a wealth of experience
eli material 10 pick from.
Trinity does not anticipate much
trouble with John Tarletcn college
The waxahachie crew turned out at
the opening Of the season with ten
letter men. This gives them cute q
bulge on some OF the best teams in
Texas Trinity also has a new coach
In left Biyins and it win no doubt
prove interesting 70 see his men ia
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-29
COTTON SEQ BOOSTED UP
Br 4 vIsII|AG BUYER

W. f. wideuer, representing thu
Teas Cotton end. Cotton Seed cont
pMuy Nnk~sSHfYfs. was -n5re yesterday
and today buying cotton seed. he
sss ansn price OF So per ION which
was 81 raise Of the prevailing
prices.
Farmers learned OF the high prices
and sold him several loads OF seed
durlna the day. This morning tbs
ksrangcs folded his tent and left he
city alter disposing Of his stock 4
seed and The price dropped back to
$40 aeain today
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-29
StudebakerS
for the United States Army

cevei orders for six Studehakers be delivered To
different Officers upon their to the United
States.
Another Stakeholder Six has Just been purchased
and delivered TO the Quaiieraaster's base Colunl-
bDs New Mexico. This order is also reproduced.
IL viii be noted that the order specifies For the
OF General Pershing" When this car was de-
liveFed from FL paso 70 ColumbGs very bad roads
and a eioudburst We're encountered. but the ar
rived IN Columbus time and incidentally on the
trip order Tor six additional Studebakers was re-
ceiNed from +. G. Wells Studebaker merchants at
Deming New Mexico
Government orders, after test. and repeat orders
such this for General Pershing the cars
have undergone the hardest kind OF usage under tho
most trying conditions. most eloquent testimonials
" the sterling quality 81 the Studebaker.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-29
.PHIILIES AHO DOlGERs
STsRT THEIR SECOND GlME

EBBETs FIELD. BROOKLYN. Sept.
After waiting for heavy ram
- subside tho rh.llies aud Dodgers
rot together for the second game IN
their fight for The National league
championship A rubber sheet haa
kept the ground dry. but the usual
warm-up was prevented hy the rain.
less than 5000 FAIRS occupied the
grand stand at O'Clock and the
came was scheduled to start al 1880
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-29
NINE HUNDRED UNION MEN
At OALlAS Gu On SIRIkE

DALLAS. Tex. Sept. 29.-Nine
dred Building Trades union men en-
gagged In completing work on the
Oak Cliff. Forest Avenue and VIM
netka high school buildings struck
today because the board OF eduea-
ton refused to employ sheet metal
workers to assemble the clothing
lockers. The board contended that
this was not proper work for union
men as il consisted merely of bolt
ing the lockers together.
Work on the buildings is COM
pletely tied up
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-29
HFNRY BARTON FILLS
AN Eli P8S0 PULPIT

Mrs Maude Wilson, teaching in
tie I'll Paso public schools. writes
her homefolks about the success OF
Henry Barton, as young minister,
Henry Barton, a former Trinity
student. and relative of the Mayhem
and Robinson families at Waxaha-
chic. is Filling the pulpit at Trinity
Methodist church, while the pastor,
DE-. Packard. is in Marlin for his
health 1t is said that Dr. Packard
recommends Mr.. Barton very highly
and believes he promises useful
life in the ministry
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-29
Novel Exhibit.
DiGNITARY
GUEST Al CAPITAL.

WASHINGTON, Sept 20 Baron
Yoshira sakatani, former Japanese
minister Of finance. who had charge
of Japan's financial reconstruction
after the Russo-Japanese war arriv~
ed here early today for a two-day
visit TO officials ana friends He IS
en- route to Japan from the recent
economic conferences at Paris look
ing TO a commercial campaign after
tie war
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-29

= g only OF interest 10 every Studehaker
man 20 know something OF what Studehake~
~s lnng with the Government but il also faf
H.. every salesman with very valuable
sssaspg material W. reproducing herewith
L dated from III Paso. Texas. august "a. "a
/ sfsh We advised that Studsbaker hal
s4zssa ~ the most test that the Government
se8s4 cas- them 10 in the toughest roads In Mexico
s fazs result. the Government had pnrehas
s. - ihst DAY three Sudebaker six touring and
q Ns1rebaker Four roadster In the July issue of
as Slndphaker News there appeared article
tsl@6 General pershing Uses studebaker tn Mexico.
A. st@tsa It that tins. the General Communicated
= s.f rem its Mr. Taylor. and used Il from
to heannsng OF bis Mexican campaign. Tho
n fprired satisfactorily that Messrs EiottCar-
rels. sta&esaker distributors at hi paso Texas.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-29
THREATENED STRIKE Of
TEXAS MINERS M{RIED

FORT WORTH. Texas, SEPT. "a
The threatened strike Of S.50o coal
miners at strawn. Thurber. New
castle and BRIDGEPORT was ayerted 10
day when at final conference BE-
tween the owners and the miners
Icommittes the aaee increase demand
ed by the miners was granted and
the amieable settlement of other dis
feronces was reached.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-29

tage. Beginning on the leit az you
tnter the building one sees a dis
play of honey. made L. Tom BurIeson
OF this city. II Is needless 10 say
Burieson makes a good display OF
bis products Next In line comes
the waxahachie Medicine company
with its various remedies, SO well
known to the people of the county
J.. f.. Simmons. the candy man,
has display OF the various kinds Of
candy manufactured by him.
Further down the line comes the
displays by the Goth Century Tire
Protector company and the National
Rubber Filler company OF Midlo-
THAN. Alongside this is the display
of the r. W. billiard Roller Mills at
Midlothian. One of the attractive
exhibits is made BY the Waxanaehie
Cotton Mill Overhanging the ex-
hibit is a large photograph of the
plant and grounds, and clustered
about on the counter are samples OF
the raw material. the cotton in its
various processes as being woven
into duck and samples OF the yari-
Gus weights of the duck.
Next in line comes the various pro-
ducts of the farm product exhibitors.
All these exhibits have not vet been
h. beIed. In the center of the build
ing ON stands built especially for the
occasion are exhibits of fine corn.
There are samples of as fine corn as
will be found anywhere in the state.
Making the circuit around the
length of the building and turning
back towards the front one comes in
contact with the exhibits by the Girls
Canning club. Be sure you don't
Ipick M the jars lest you damage
them There is place Il
finger and make mental pic
lures of the progress made in
the art OF saving the products of the
farm that have been allowed TO go
to waste Ii points out an avenue
for money making as we'll as money
saving Here the writer found Miss
Elah Glenn of Bristol busy putting
In place her exhibit. Assuming the
role of a pessimist we suggested to
the Young lady that the department
represented source OF amusement
for girls who didn't find enough to
dc at home, and worthless to the
country at large That was the
the straw that broke the camel's
beck. We were informed that our
IDEA of home economies was dwarf
ed. The young lady declared most
emphatically for home demonstra-
tion work. saying the best money
spent by any community was that
expended in carrying on home DEM
oistration work. We argued with
her. bur she wouldn't have it any
other way than that the Girls Can
ming club was OF inestimable worth
10 the young girls of the country dis
triets. Take my work. for in
stance said the young lady. Il
have tut up over AS cans and jars
OF fruits and vegetables during my
fist years study. enough and more
then necessary TO run the family
through the year. 1t means any
thing but pastime to be member of
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-29
SOUTHERN PACIFIC PLACES
EMBARGO ON EASTERN FREIGHT

Los ANGELES, Cal, Sept 30
The Southern Pacific has announced
an embargo on all eastbound
freight. effective at midnight to-
night, because OF congested condi-
tons at New York and Galveston.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-29

action.
The University of Texas does not
'open It's season until tomorrow, when
|SouthN eseern Methodist university
viii take on the Long Horns at Aus
tin. The University Of Dallas also
"opens It's season. playing BurlescH
college here. Texas A and NJ. Dan
iel Baker. T c. T., Baylor and Rice
DO not open their playing season IN
iii next week.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-29
THE FRENCH TROOPS MAKE
FURTHER ADVANCES ON SONllNE

PARIS, Sept. 29.--Advancing be-
tween Morval and FreRicour Gen.
eral toch's troops made further
progress last night north OF the
Somme. sweeping eastward 10
squeeze the Germans out of Peronne.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-29

Every day people are hunting
rooms to rent II you have more
rooms than YOU are using. why not
lease them 70 some one? Let the
Daily Light want column find YOU
occupants for them. N
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-29
BRITISH CONTINUE ADVANCE
WITHOUT MOMENTS DELAY

LONDON. sept. 2D.--The British
advanced from The direction Of
Cparerictsc early to-day without a
n,orsras's iaiI IN the five days bat
~ north ~ the Somfne. capturing a
slTs,ngl, fortified farm southwest af
IL knss
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-29

4 good mixer has got to have
something besides "howdy, old kid :"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-29

Mrs Davis class. sincerely hope
the age limit w1l not bar nae nexi
year"
Miss Clean has u magnificent dis-
play. no better perhaps than many
o,hos girls. but te-a vas 10 the
stage % being arranged and could
he seen better az that particular
tine. Pinned on the vall she had
a most iuterestlns narrative Of her
work Miss Glenn started out 70
cultivate a tenth Of an acre Of to
matoes Sine selected plat Of
sroand S3xf22 feet in size. She
gathered as pounds Of tomatoes but
let the chickens get about as many
IS she
Miss Eunice ~ sullivan, also Of
Bristol. was present. not in the
capacity OF member Of the Girls
Canning club. but supplying for T.
T. Truitt Of Bristol, who mad samples
of cotton and corn on display Miss
sullivan displayed knowledge Of
agricultural affairs and talked cot
ton and corn as big as any OF the
exhibitors.
Along down the line were found
exhibits BY Mamie Mae Fulks OF
Ray. Frances Dunaway of Boz, Hat
tie Walker. Dollie Jenkins. Daisy
Pierce. Evalyn Gaultney. Clara
Hayes. Emma Hayes, and Matte
Lou Bruce II would take up too
much space to describe each and
every one. but II is worth travelling
some distance TO inspect these ex-
hibits The housewife of today as
well as the housewife of the days
To come can get good and useful
ideas from the girls who have spent
a season in study of home economics.
Livestock Department.
There are thirty exhibitors in the
livestock department of the annual
exhibit. and if addition TO these Mat
Robinson of Ray is showing a bunch
OF his prize ring hogs that are very
fine In a competitive contest Rob
inson, however, would have to go
some TO keep pace with the Boys
Pig clubs Some Of them have six
moaihG old pigs weighing over 20o
pounds.
There seems to be preference
for the red hogs as only couple of
the black pigs were shown and a
couple OF white ones we're shown.
In the exhibit are some pigs as fine
as were grown anywhere A large
number ought to rank with the best
that will be shown at the fair Rob
inson is arranging to take LOT of his
hogs to the fair at Dallas. His
senior hogs are very large, some
weighing as much as $50 pounds.
Novel Exhibit.
Tom Burleson, the honey man, IS
planning to bring down this after
noon a. hive OF bees in glass frame,
which may be viewed by visiting the
exhibit hall He says it will be pos
sible to see the bees at work and
the Queen bee in her apartment,
This will prove very interesting to
the school children as we'll as the
older folks.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

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gliidlid 5u nodben Die 8erpanotcn,
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nidtcn ibm ans ocm Jlcbel berfloiic,
nar Sabre, ooS froblidcSimmcn oeS
seunplaBes ihlug an iein DIR, Siut.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-02

la fuerza, d dominador niuy rara se
hace en- Ia hembra, por eseqoial, d.
bill temerosa.
Abundan los Otelos pero es msiy
dificil ~encontrar mujeres que encar
men al Moro de Venecia
FL hnllo concepto de Ia mujer loda
.aulzuras sencillez j bondad, de IA que
ante 81 ipfortunio no anhela a otro re-
curse Qne al De las lagrimas de la 10
tre doncelIa desdenada, que pena III
81 rincon de Al que es alma cariiiosa
N tierna ~ heroica en- sus tristezag.
sabe c~oRFcrtirIas en- blando rocio cue
caieR sohpe ia cuEa de sus hiios, nos
lace Yef, como case monstruoso. al
iemenlno tipo ~pasional que va hasfa
n crfmen ala maijer que sedients de
enor, ruFiente, loca ante 81 abandono
y Ell desvfo, nlata. Infunde pavuia III
idilio clafdo Sc ie We a traves do in
veto de sangre. 1salhriagado de vida.
gozogo de aire y de sol. penetrado 1e
|la<sana dulzufa de 10 que es fecundo.
y luminoso y pArdurable, 81 espiritu
Sc reyela ante Ia tragedia, v conside-
IA entonees. sobrecogido, esa aspira-
cion lirica que a veces, So t~ransforma
EN- obsesion read. en- tremenda obse-
sion de la muerte.
CARLOS GONZALES PENA.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-02
go PARA EL HOGAN.

"a cFlhoiiha y q aiaApfe nan Huelr
2 pgia qultafnos hnestra paz en- cuer'
AZ Y lama EeYoiucionanao "a slineta
DC mucnos amos atras
Ialto t'einpo ame~nazanuqlicS y
Ieaanoo menosa y esperapamos' de' nn
saifo' este nKielno, 81 aparecen y
$500 ~
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s III 9@aS AaD.,uVss " oonIsu
01a 1850 W.
."Ssa tanea esia'
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-02

Rep0rtes Dc Roma dicen que los car.
c~enales v obispos de Alemania y Aus.
tlia estan preparando un manifesto
collective en- respuesta a Ia ~reciente
Icarta de los obispos Belgicos, Esta
caftas fechada ea dia "a de Noyiembre
1915 fifmada por 81 Cardinal Mer-
cier, Arzobispo de Malines, v por los
ctros miembros del Episcopado Belgi-
lcog cat6lico Romano dos obispos de
Ghent, Bruges, Namur, Iiega "a Tour.
nal, fle dirigida . los ca~rdenales Y
obispos del impeFio Aleman y Austria
tungria, y S0htenfa una apelacion, EN-
|el nombre<de su religion comun, por
Ia Yerdad y la i~ustioia para 81 clero
fieIes de Belgica, Acnsaba a los
A;emanes de males i~ntolerables encon-
i'm del pueblo Y cIero de Belgica. III
Cardinal Mefcier ia estado yisitando
Eomas en- clya cipdad Ia acompanante
.pinttra tue tomada recientemente.