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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-03

dead a, the top OF the stairway lead
ing to his room. here Monday mera-
inE. vas hurried here Tuesday after
noon. funeral service be,ng held a.
the Baptist church
Giles whcatlcy Or this clty AMI
Miss Georsia Philips Of Clehurle
we're married At the home Of the
brides father Thursday end came %
Thursday evening They wlli ~ Cd
home Win Mrs D. IT, Hendricks,
widow Of the late J. e Hendricks. u
this place Mr. Wheatley Is d guaag
business man of Midlothian anl
Miss Phillips II the daughter of Res
e. " phillips who Formerly lived
here
Mrs. nctay nroklla. AGED . years
died Sunday afternoon Al e,i5
O'Clock az the home Of her dauga
ter. Mrs VI. G Taylor. here Fun.
erai service was held at thu Meth
odisl church at O'Clock Tuesday
morning and infefment made In
Midlothian .metery
Cards are out announcing the mar.
Iriage of Mr. Curtis stauberFy ana
Miss Madge Burks. May thirteenth.
- eight o'clock. at the Methodist
Iehurch here Mr.. stanberty II the
son OF Mrs. l. A. stanberry Of TIE
Nuliin hotel. and also Vice PRECEDENT
OF the Twentieth Century Tire PRO.
ltector company, while the prospsc-
tive bride Is the daughter OF Nj aad
Mrs. r. r. Burks here aud one of tue
fayolitea Of Midlothian society
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season. the 1916 play was begun to-
day with four games. as follows
At Cedar Rapids with Waterloo
At Clinton with Marshalltown.
At Muscatine with Mason city
At Burlington with Fort Dodge
Each team viii play 65 games.
nine Sunday games and one OF two
holiday games
The death of the Federals has
aided the smaller associations and
leagues, the Central as much an any.
by making available a better class Of
players and BY stabilizing the sport.
President Justice thinks ell the
clubs this year viii pave the way
for many profitable seasons.
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. %ee%~o s~ee4 . .
} NOTES FROM THE FIELD
AND CURRENT COMMENT.
BY BuL COX.

It is an old saving that it Is too
late to pray after the devil has
come and I am forcibly reminded
Of this old saying when the spirit
moves me to write on Intervention,
or moro properly inter-meddling. in
the affairs Of Mexico; for if the
action Of the American government
in that distressed country means
anything it means that we are get
ting ready for fight with the Mex
lean people. The chase after villa
has ceased and all trace OF him
seems to be lost. So far as we know
he may be at this moment a tamale
or pecan candy vendor here in Wax
ahachie. At any rate the punitive
expedition into Mexico has ceased
to pune, yet more soldiers are going
TO the border and into Mexico Now
comes the declaration from Wash
ington that the forces are not TO be
withdrawn from Mexico notwith-
standing the fact that the de faeto
government and the people
generally are anxious for the
American troops to retire. II
does not require the prophetic
vision Of Isaiah u foretell
the result of the government at
Washington persists in keeping
armed forces on Mexican soil over
the protest of the government and
the citizenship If the directing
force of our government can see as
far ahead as a one-eyed bat on a
summer MONDAY 1t knows that all
the military preparations being made
are for the express purpose OF de-
tense against any attack that may
be made upon our troops by any or
all forces which may decide to get
into the fray. Any one knowing
enough about human nature to
know that a negro is fond OF chicken
and water melon knows that the
Mexicans are not going to long sub
nit to the presence Of an armed for
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-03
Central Texas League.

MEXIA, Texas. May 2.-The fol-
lowing is the lineup for Mexia's
baseball team that is billed for the
first game, Monday: Wren, left
field; White, second base: Huber,
shortstop; Kizziar first base; Shell
ton, third base; Fuller, center field;
Hill, right field; Naylor and Stout,
cateners; B. o. Davenport, e. c.
Davenport, j. Rankin, Bill Erwin
and d. Poteet, pitchers; Roy Aiken,
manager.
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TDMDlsif4i TALK.
) 4e.S>a4ee&eees.~~

tisa sort Of innovation 10 auto
mobile circles to have the dealer
guarantee occasional inspections IN
order tbat your ear may be kent "a
trat class condition. but that g ex-
aetly what the prutoa Motor car
company viii do FOR the purchasers
o. the Chevrolet cars An expert
mechanic WITH inspect your ear ~
ogton an desired without coat TO yaa
and Will keep Il IN tune. Such
eareiu9 attention wili in many IN
stanees double the lie Of Your car
Il Ii no greet amount Of trouble 20
drop IA occasionally and have the
mechanic look over the motor. il
nay be there s screw loose of
some adjustment needed that wiil
save a repair bin.
Another feature Of the chevrole'
service il that any broken part VIII
b. replaced at = minimum cost an
assembling plant Viii be located 81
Fort Worth and I'll accessories VIII
b carried "a stock here 70 make
quiek repairs but repairs are the
least 81 the Chevrolet owners troae
bles. one man ia Ellis counts has
operated Chevrolet faF two years
with less than si.o0 expended for
rerairs.
BRrT0N MOTOR CAR Co,
West Jefferson street.
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waxahaeh.e lodge. and Col /. y
Qnaite Of waxahachic were thu
principal orators. found both
stores IN good running order. Ira
Gravcs presiding ever oae and y. J
CLAYTON the other.
Thursday AZ Fovreston ! met and
renewed Il &. Justice aud Ncstor
Ne gtou save ire piece Of money
s. contribution from J. l.. Rid
de. Mr and Mrs Q w Martha
we're at home but Mr. y was COM
planting Of serious nervous trou-
bic. $ n Kirby on Italy was a.
home and said be vas not so sure
about renewal but when he re-
ferred the decision TO Mrs. Kirby !
sot the dollar. J C. Maglors. Who
hammered iron az Howard last year.
IS conducting blacksmlthing ousi-
nee. e AVIATION and said he was get
ting all the work he could attend
TO. n. p. Mcdonald is having an adj
dstion built Ia hia residence. which
win give biz family more room and
greater comfort ] accepted IN In
vltatlou 10 spend rho uight with
them aud OBJ the good ham, red
gravy and liakey biscuits | did de-
your. Mrs. Mcdonald surely knows
how to cook and Pat puts the raw
material to her hands Mrs. A n
Fleaman was At homo we'll and
ready with the money. ". s Me
Kline. the road man and farmer,
took me ia his auto part of the way
II Lone Cedar At Lone Cedar
reinstafed John + Robinson. who
had been out Of my class for more
than year He Is pioneer Of the
community and an old time reader
ard / think good feEsow ON the
way Il italy | saw Joab Hendricks
and his son y n aud collected
money from both OF them. ] Z.
Mathers and number Of others
we're at work on the I.oftiu Branch
school house raising and strengthen
ms It, 4 little further up the road
met J L. Taylor. another pioneer
of MIN Creek, and got his renewal.
Near Italy Jim Harrison. who bad
teen down on his farm where he was
having some building done. took me
In his auto and WIS soon at home.
Jim 81 one OF the best landlords IN
the county 20 make comfortable
places for tenants 10 live. ! was
much impressed by his remark that
1t was his desire 10 make his tenant
houses such that he would not hesi-
tate To occupy them himself.
Saturday / met and had business
and social relations With j w Me
Kay Of Forreston Il. who has been
~ one place so long he has almost
forgotten where he came from f..
G. Miller, one Of the best looking
Young farmers on waxahachie A, j..
r. Haryille, an old Waxahaehian
who has strayed Off TO cleburne,
end Mrs. p. n Johnson OF Henry
who was here shopping.
Last week l forgot TO mention that
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Ward OF near
Forreston, while going on visit to
near Ray, gave me ride IN their
auto. Mrs. ]. F pitts, the chicken
queen, phoned me 70 not let the
paper stop.
BILL cox.
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Texas COLLEGES.

GEoRGET0WN, Texas, May g.
Southwestern split double-header
with 7. c. I. here yesterday after
noon. The first game was won by
the visitors in the ninth inning by
a score of 4 to 2. The second game
was called ON account of darkness
in the fifth inning, Southwestern
winning, to 0. The games were
played en- a heavy field and many
costly errors were made.
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ld.G.aI. NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that az 10
o'clock A. m. on the Goth day Of
May. A. -. 1915. - ms office In tho
Federal Building IN the city Of Dali
las, Dallas county. Texas. a session
viii be held for the purpoae of in-
vestlgating. hearing proof. and pasa-
Ing upon claims and interveutiOnA
against the Trinity a Brazos VALLEY
Railway Company heretofore filed IN
the names OF the following claim
ants. to-wit General Eleetfic com~
pany. Kansas City Bolt Nnt
Company, Westinghouse AIR Brake
Company. Philip LipsitE. American
Brake shoe & Foundry Company !:
Pierce Fordyce OH Association
Remington Typewriter COMPANY;
Colorado Fuel & iron Company;
Handlan- Buck Manufacturing Com
pany; American Express COMPANY
Dallas Terminal Railway & Unlon
Depot Company, Cleburne Foundry
Company: American Well worries
simmons Hardware Company. White
Rock Gravel & Sand Company;
American Steel Foadries. Mother
hood Magazine Railway steel snring
Company Texas Portland Cemeni
Company.
JAMES G. WILSON.
adv. "a Master liz chancery
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eign force within their borders
Premises considered IL Uoaid seem
that Ne already have laid a souuds-
tioa FOR American Intervention in
Mexico AMI are only waiting for the
attack 70 get down % business ia
good earnest.
But what 7 intended Is speak
about was the virtue Or lack q ylr-
tue 81 Intervention The Mexican
pccple are. IN their sent state OF
simplicity and isuorance.
incapable OF rolf government. The
fact that under Moutesuma they
had IS rood and probably a better
government than they have had dur
ing several hundred years Of white
domination goes far toward demon
strating the facr that e let alone
and given the benefit 81 the civili-
cations surrounding them they would
In time work ont fer themselves a
stable government. That there
would be countless revelations aud
counter revolutions no one viii de-
ny but Ii IS their country and they
are nation whether veil or badly
governed. No other country has a
rieat 10 NEEDLE with their Internal
affairs unless they have the right
to administer upon their affairs in
tc-to. Some win say but We should
intervene to prevent the horrible
butcheries which must ensue II these
people are let q themselves. Cen
we do so without sacrificing multi
piled thousands Of our Young men
and after the Job shall have been
completed what viii We have2 4
Frustrated. declmated Mexican peo-
pie under the dominion 81 a foreign
master with thousands OF carpet
baggers to exploit her resources.
Again ! know OF bur one civilized
government which has not been
built up out of just such expert
ences as Mexico IS UNDERGOING nov.
That is the United States. and we
have exterminated race possibly
almost as noble as ourselves and
done il all in the name OF civilization.
Warren Iuckey, colored. visited
an old white friend from Mexia last
Monday and at parting his friend
gave him a piece of money which
Warren very dntifully brought to me
his pastor r y. Carroll from Waxa-
hachie c was here Monday and
handed me a token of remembrance.
Mrs Margie Williams from Italy 3
was here Her husband ]. r. VIII
liams had died few days before.
Uncle Joe. sc every one called him,
was we'll known and leaves some
very devoted friends to mourn his
going away. Mrs. T. V Carroll. Wax
ahachie c. viii read the Light. one
of his sons having given ne the need
ful / got letter from Nick Akin
al Denton With q check for n doliar.
Nick was raised here and was con-
stable Of Precinct several years.
The Denton sheriff discovered hts
fitness as peace officer so Nick IS
deputy sheriff. ana his friends hope
to learn of his becoming sheriff
Wednesday night tho Odd Fellowc
and Rebekahs at Boz gave feast
in honor OF the 97th anniversary
OF American Odd Fellows. To any
one who ever enjoyed the hospitality
Of those Boz people IL Is needless to
say that ali was the very best b.
+. Forester was master OF eeremo-
MES and notwithstanding the In
clement weather the small crowd ass
aenhled had glorious time c r..
Gibson. the veteran Odd Fellow OF
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aa .... 80 4 81 IA 2
-'paF batted for Coveleskie in
sAse betted for Erickson in
'sAAd ,... oil 2o2 000-6
i0A ''..,., 100 600 O00-1
'-S-IuFoer ,, Speaker, How
"aaosglnss, O'Neill, Cobb.
s''se hits Roth, O'Neill 2,
/. 'e2cb Burns. Stolen bases
'-' Double plays-Wambs-
l 10 Gandii, Baker to Kava-
6ases on balls-Off Morton
.''e-eskie ,, off Boland /,
'AsoH 3 Hits-Off Coveles-
q innings, off Boland / in
~s off Erickson l in ? in
struck out-By Morton 6.
by Bolaqd ?. by
By NcTigue /. Umpire
ana Cain.
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American League.

weather permitting, single contest
will be staged at Gardner park be-
tween the Dallas and San Antonio
clubs.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-03

ST. LOUIS. May with the
score 4 to 3 in St. Louis favor, Ter
ry, pinch hitting for Danforth VITA
two out and two on bases in the
ninth. doubled. driving in two runs
which gave Chicago its third straight
victory over ST. Louis here yester-
dav, 5 to 4.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-03

-E.s, May For the
tive dav all four
.Aas league schedule
teraay because
which means a null
Cay matinees for
south Texas clubs
end OF the cir
rip. Today. the
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CENTRAL ASSOCIATION SEASON
OPENS WITH FOtR GAMES.

CEDAR RAPIDS. Ia. MAY g.
With eight strong teams IN tAe NFA
tfal association and better pros
Than LAST wear for a money making
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kniSS MAKE IT THREE
STRAIGHT FOR TIGERS

BgTROIT. May Except for
|, first two innings Morton had
h trouble with the Detroit bats
b Yesterday and Cleveland, thru
perfume hitting, made it three
Eagat victories over the locals
[.rinr n /. The score.
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and Brooklyn .

NEW YORK, May 3.-New York
won it's first home game of the sea-
son here yesterday, defeating Brook
Ign, to 1.
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BODY OF CLARK RiAiit
BURIED AT NIDioriitAs

MIDLOTHIAN, Texas. May g..
The body Of Clark Blair, city mar
shall Of Midlothian. which was found
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National I4eague.

CHICAGO. May 9.-Pitcher Doak
allowed but two hits yesterday and
st. Louis broke Chicago's winning
streak by winning, 8 TO 0.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-03

PHILADELPHIA. May S.-New
York hit the ball hard and aided
hv the wildness of the philadelphia
pitchers won yesterdays game, .
to 4.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-03

BOSTON, May 81 Boston defeat
ed Philadelphia, to 2, yesterday.
and jumped into first place through
the defeats sustained by Chicago
and BROOKLYN.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-03

WASHINGTON NeE o
ington beat Boston yesterday iof
the third consecutive time % I.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-09
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

The Northern Electric Company. Ltd
has asked for tenders until June Is,
through tho Montreal Trus, Company. for
sufficient Of It's FIRST mortgage s per cent.
bonds to exhaust &73.920 now available for
Its sinking fund.
The Havana Electric Railway. Light and
Power reports for April gross earnings OF
Sts6.5S an increase OF s3?.395 from the
previous year net earnings OF s?7s.e3l an
increase OF 1899, and a surplus Of s7ci.-
$40. an Increase OF si5.7e?.
The California Electric Corpora
tion reports gross earnings of subsidiary
companies for 1915 OF fi.5jo.565. not earn
ines Of S9s9.S59 and a surplus Of foi.oSi.
The Nevada-Caiifornia Electric Corpora,
December 81. 1915. gross earnings OF
81. 45s.c56. compared with sl.s9s.o23 foi
the year 1910. net earnings Of s930,53'
compared with se?s,.es for 1914 and 2
$3.50. ii5 In 1914.
For the twelve months ended March s.
all of the properties controlled by 'th'
Utah Securities Corporation report gross
earnings OF s5.0lt.725, as compared VIII
st.5ss.ls5 for the corresponding. -perio,
as compared with 3e,?3?.si4. The combine
earnings statement Of the Utah Securitic.
Corporation and the Utah Power and Ligh'
Company. with all of the %latters sub
twelve months ended with March of 81.
25s.029. and net earnings of si,O49. lis. TIT
Utah Power and Light Company reports
FOR the same period gross earnings OF 81.
twelve months last year: net earnings. o
u.s77.5ic.. a.: against N.lsa9os. and
surplus Of ssst.sso, as compared Will
t39s. +os. The Utah Ligh; and Traction
Company for the twelve months snde'
420. $50. net earnings of 9t15.72+ and
balance OF S25.3's.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-09
n METALS MARKET.
Tin Hisher-.Copper SIN Dull
Lead Quiet.

Copper continues dull and prices are
nominally unchanged Substantial amounts
Of elcctrolytic are still seeking a market
through second hands. but there Ia scarcely
any demand for either domestic or facian
shipment at 2sT2shc. for June and
july and at 27m27isc. for October. No.
vember and December. Exports reported
yesterday were only 100 tons and Imports
were i65 tons pigs and 20 tons ore from
Peru and 1855 tons ore from Chile. IT,
April imports were 1880 tons, against
arrivals In April last year of $500 tons.
American electrolytic at London was un.
changed at fIi2. but standard declined
II 70 $40 for spot and fii9 for futures
Tin was higher abroad and sympathcti-
cslly higher here, but the demand was
light for nearby. The sharp advance
abroad would indicate some large orders
sent from this country for future delivery.
prices at London and the straits during
the last four days. At the close prices
were about VIC. per. pound higher. spot
S S1,s'': es'Ss e&so,a0ISS u,s at - .stH sS,
August at HSSsc; September at isisc
October at tic. The steamship Eeremcnt
Castle has arrived from the straits with
June T. toni s.soS %s ;sns' 1Gss' L cHFlSs'' ms ' !
was up 90 on all positions. and singapore
advanced e. los. to lisa. with sales of i25
tons London and Singapore are now o"
Lead was again quiet and easier al
Louis for spot. June and July shipment
London advanced %. Sd. to f32 Is. Cd. fol
spS, and t,2 q. Sd. for futures u,,, ,,,,
sales for Jun and July to domestic con
sumers in the West. spot sells at 13s. n
isNe.; June at lsh9isS: July az iat
iA s%sss.SS { At ii h.., ST. Sc L tSl.d 2 2UnGts1 re e.
covered f3 to f76 for spot. but futures wers
unchanged at f63.