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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-18
POOLE co. ELECTS DIRECTORS.
Prominent Wen on Board Of EnEt-
neering Concern.

The following new members have been
elected 10 the board OF directors ~ the
Poole Engineering and Machine COM
pany: Waldo Marshall, president OF the
American Locomotive Company and
vIce-president of the Fairbanks-Morse
Company W. n Baldwin. president or
the Otis Elevator Company; Henry j.
Fuller, president OF the Canadian fa!-
hanks-Morse Company and vice-presi-
dent OF the F'uirbanks-M Morse Company.
and John Il, Mckinley. president OF the
DuT Manufacturing Company and
chairman OF the board OF the Chicago
Pneumatic Tool Company.
The executive committee will be com
posed OF these new directors: s. Proc
Tor Brady, president OF Poole Engineer
ing and Machine Company, and II. ID,
Gibson. vice-pres!dent of the Liberty Ma
t.onal Bank.
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WESTERN ELECTRIC GAIN.
surplus From &3.17O.OSO
10 A~3,4S7,I13,

The report OF the Western Electric
Company for the year ended December
81, 1915, shows a surplus of &.417,ll3,
as against a surplus OF s3.l1O.3sO In
1914, This is the equivalent OF 23.lS per
cent. earned on the capital stock OF the
ompan as against ala per cent.
earned in 1914.
The gross sales OF the company Tor
the twelve months were $63.s52,+69. as
against S66,40S,AS4 in 1914. The net
earnings were st,266,777. as against
sIO33,46T. After the payment OF all
dividends and charges "A surplus re-
maIned Of sl.2I7.6l3, as against a sur
plus OF sl,lI0.690. The profit and loss
surplus of the company at the close
of tho year was $25,229.032. ~ against
s2i,Ol1,4l9.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-18
SEES DARK WHEAT OUTLOOK.
Modern Miller" Hears Of COnsid-
crnbIr Acreage Abandoned.

chicago, March 1.-THE Modern
.Mlicr crop outlook I'm Texas thou
sands Of acres of wheat have been
pluurhed up and will be seeded 20 other
crops. In Central States growing weather
in southern portion shows a weak tand
and all indications are that "A consider
able acreage will be abandoned.
Reports from growing areas are dis
tiuctly unfayuglb,e. Reports Of winter
kill and weak stand are coming from
southern Kansas. Missouri, Illinois and
Indiana Kansas hard wheat areas and
Nebraska maintain their promise
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-18
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
MISSOURI. KANSAS . TEXAS RAILWAY
COMPANY.
NOTICE.
M A.

Parsons. Kansas. March 4. 1915.
The fegular annual meeting Of stock.
holders OF the above named Company for
the election Of Directors In conformity
with Chapter 1877. Laws Of Kansas. 1885,
and the transaction OF such other business
as may come before said meeting, includ.
Ing the ratification OF such action at any
the Executive Committee or the
Executive Onicers OF the Company as may
BE- submitted to the meeting. will be held
at the general once OF the Company in the
City OF Parsons. Kansas. on Thursday. the
9Th day OF April. 1915. at 1900 O'Clock A. II.
stock transfer books will be closed from
the afternoon Of March eth until the morn
Ing Of April eth next.
c. r, SCHArF, President.
Il. +. Secretary.
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and Ohio ha. Withdrawn an in.

Baltimore and Ohio has withdrawn an in.
Quiry for nifty refrigeraior cars.
builders have taken miscelian-
eous orders for twcnty.six locomotives. in.
cludlng the three Mikado type for the Fort
smith and Western Railroad TO he built by
the Baldwin Works and two switching en-
gines for the Bethlehem Steel Company TO
be constructed by the American Locomotive
Company. The latter company has also
taken an order for six locomotives for Rus.
ala. Additional inquiries are in the market
for $50 locomotives Tor domestic roads. Tho
southern Pacific alone IL expected to put out
specl ions for 100 engines and the Penn
sylvanla Iires IVES, tor hfty Mikado type
Pennsvlv ANA Linrs East OF r'tsburg are also
preparing specihcations for motive power.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-18

y W '"TH"T HTUaI NHV NFCh Stft~ts,
Philadelphia, March s. 1916.
Tho Directors have this day declared A
quarterly dividend OF two per cent. 800
per sharel. PAYABLE April II. 1916, to stock
holders Of record at tho close % business
March 81, 1916. Checks wit he mailed,
]. W. NORRIS. Treasurer,
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AMERICAN GRApHOPuONE ca.

= VTFTHUH TTNTT"HW No, u,
A diNid"nd iSo. a. OF one and three
quarters ts<'o) per cent. has been dc.
cltr"d upon ia" Common capital stock OF
IA" American tiraphophon~ company, pay
abb" April ], 1915, TO stnCkho'i, Of recori
at the close OF business March 10. 1915
q ". WOpDROp. Treasurer
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WESTERN OWE CORPORATION

The hoard OF directors have DECLARED a
quarterly diNidcnd OF one per cent. on thu
preferred stock payable April Il, 1918, u
March 3lst,
II = WILSON. Secretary,
New York, March II, 1916.
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FRIDAY. March II.
P' Int. ~ he.vos were $40 head.
N.'Hiiug with previous arrivals. 20
''' for The market. steers and
'1t- we're slow ans barely steady.
n"' IN good demand at fully sustained
lr.e,, tho yards we're cleared, Ordinary
- prime steers sold at s73iHtg.2i per 100
~ bulls at s5.toms; cows az f3.bou
~ Dressed beef MAS slow at l!pltisc.
'3r city dressed native sides.
W'elpts NJ calves were az head includ-
.hs 90 for tho market. Neals were less
a'Nyo and prices weak barnyard calves
,"illnhL Common to prime rcals sold At
.,H0n Sl.50 per 100 lbs a few choice At
VIZ 10; culls at sG,j0msh. Dressed calves
Net" slow at ltI i9C. for city dressed ,eaA.
~, di6lsc. for country dressed,
Receipts for sheep and lambs were 2,i00
hc.d including about ~ cars for the mar,
set, The feeling was Arm Tor both sheep
mo lambs, but no prime lambs offered.
%'onrlon ana medium sheep sold at &6Mt!
PEI 100 lbs; a bunch Of good ohio mixed
she,p Al $50; common and medium lambs
.'.tloaNl; clipped and unShorn mixed a.
'e"b Dressed mutton was Iuiet nj. 10
ne dressed lambs at loa Sc; hog
nfr'-"t at lsisc,. country dressed not
mouse lambs AT s6W3s5O per carcass.
Receipts Of hogs were 4,S72 head. IN
cllAing rather more than = car for the
s:::s: SOLD q; siS per sr' 100 ,ss roSss: -
$50; inferior pigs NJ $3.50. c0untTS
s''sssd hogs steady NJ iovl<c' per 70.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-18
CUBA CANE SUGAR CORPORATION
Irrfcrred Mock NiXidHnd.

\ quarterly dIvidcnd of ~ has been
de AIRED upon tho preferred stock Of his
Company for the quarter ending March ~,
1915, payable April I. 1916. to stockholders
Of record at the close Of business March
~ 1878
MANUEL " RIoNDA. Assistant Treasurer.
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Algoma Central Terminals, Limited
TO H HOLDERS OF

~ 1 - ~ 4 IL
snussSu
To TIE IO1 OEpc 0E
N t,~, wo.,s... r,,. ~. r... ...- 49,. NJ. a.. .-.
-. 49,. '""" N'"'s'
-
NoiOE ~ hEfEbf Give nat pursuant to he provision OF ths
1911 no n' " OF HoV"pe' W. fM'n"u v
Nso"a Central criminals Limited TN United states orsas" and Trust Com
pN, ir~ee. AM I'M Lax superior corporation. securing the said bonds a
' 'W"s y! .s sac hdhoider Is neeoy called TO l" hd at Winchester
n ou nroed stree, IN no CWy of Aondon' Ehsand on FRIDAY Inc ZEN
Al, uLa.. "'" ~" Wv p"P"o
NM""m H"o I" 'housh. nv spproVhs a Scheme OF irahgrmeht prepared
s.s.sS pt.e"uns "o .Hu nuH'ur sn q C"mmutee representing
go =" oons ous'Ano'n nnur 'o MORTGAGE and iced or trust lated the
~ Nv eH""-u w nv N'So"a NehTH a" h""h hF f'iway
~ 80. .o ."eu e"es Morosse ma i!M, mpdhy trustee ma N
-. c.u""- y" a.m. s"c oehems pro""ms TOT Inv" feOs am"aWh OF me
,..,... ~ .~u 'sr"ns" ""p""y Au 10" 'e re- oJu'meht OF nHr
rA. 80. 80 NV o"e. smu ~" "e mo""'A'"" "u c"pr'hiM OF inc
.n..w,.. v" e." .ts VI p"' !" fFp"' u" 'e ""'sase r'
,... .% "A te ssme ma OF 'ne Hsnus Z" e"n lass :" "dho"Hs IN
oM' ea '" s"n eu '''sue'ms ""' " '""sht NJ passing
- U"..uon 1r NJ purpose ina 10 he extent mat me pow'r
y.d ~ IN 'o h"oes o inc oohds OF eN' rrmmh 'mp'hy az pro
""'""se occurring INV eSme OF o"e'"se OF e"""k INC o"h
/ To sanction h said Scheme for .e reorganization of N. criminals,
ompan nd for thu adiustm O. It's relations with 4. Railway ma
as In HI sid Schemes eel, ont. Such scleme pro yidrd among ,ber things:
"a, Far ,. ,o,m,,,, ., =. ,,,,,,,.. a.. J.. ,,,u, ~. a.. r,,,,o,,.,,
m No., ,c..a,n~ a.. ,.rnho,. 81. a., 1000. :. . =" n
smith.rnnsham and J. C Dalton representing the Railway Bondhoide. and
holders The members for the time being to have power to MI acsnci IN
." NUMBER OF 'ect eddN'ohsI memo'r hot exceeding NV" IN ", WIN '"
-. m "'" ,u s ntns: rNr au uWN ="
80 ma u"e""e ""e" 'e p""rpa anu """' '" NV H""'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-18
dividends AND INTEREST.
kenefjck Zinc Corporation,

ii5 broadway. New York Guy
Notice II hereby given thar an Initial
dividend Of ten rrnts ,tl0l per share has
been this dnv declared hy the Board OF III
rer,ors' on the common without nominal or
mar value capita stock Of k~en"iirk zinc
,'orporation, PAYABLE Murch Soth TO holders
oil record March .3rd.
Transfer hooks close al 2 p, NJ March
card and reopen at 10 A.. NJ. March 3lst.
DAY, Treasurer.
Nav York, March I'm. 1916.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-18
DIVIDENDS AND INTERrsr
LEHIGM VALLEY RAILROAD C0MrSTV

fh!!ad"l phia, March IL, islG
valley Railroad Company have this d.,
=. Jared u quarterly dividend OF 81, - Ior
Ni'!o per shnre) on Its preferred sfoCk =,
So" kholders OF record March q. islG. ruI
a, quarterly dividend OF :tg'c cor Si,.s neg
Of record March %, 1915; both nnyabi,
April 4. 1915. law
checks VIII be mailed
G. j. KVIP. Treasurer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-18

TIE II 4 VI. bids to Liverpool were May,
SO, July. u lfc: October. - re January
80 The market there ~ due to open to-
iay ~ TO 4 points decline
Port reCetpt- and stocks
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Open. High.Low Clos

The Liverpool market opened dun There
sas . quiet business In spot cotton. with ma.
1N'- = points adv ,nCe Al Ih1d. Sales $500
bales receipts. 1000 bales. inc!udln. loo
American Closed steady
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Open.H igh.Low. Clos

sBid
The local market for spot cotton was Quiet.
5 points decline; middl,ns 1885. southern
spot markets "a officially reported were un-
hanged to = points advance New orleans.
''st.; Galveston, l23Jc. say annah. lie
Memphis, ll.Ssc Augusta. n,Uc; Houston.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-18

In ~. wear ended January n. lFlS, ~"
'hfcaso Surface Lines had gross earnings
- ~ b50.Tb2 ana net earnings of Sl0,biH,-
nS OF these net earnings s6,-s@,l ~, were
rernrtrd IS the Chicago Railways Com
many. and si,3tS.Sjs by the 'hI,igo 'I,r
RAILWAY Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-18

q. VI. CLlVIO.
Ce!Ie Nuncx No. g2s. Casiila n. q. ~
No; ss4: Gable nddrr.s Agrncisl" \. n. {.
eoac . IN y; used; Lima. Peru. :. 4.
representations solicited.
First class bankers references given.
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Exports Yesterday were s.SG1 bales Total
ihus lar Tins season. 3,.JS.1sJ bales Total last
season. 6,l.J.ils bales.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-18

Tn. report of the Caroline Power and
Lat Company for tn" rsCal year ended
ne ,nher ~, 1915, shows gross earning,
= sl,362 S23, as compared with tI,2S4-
t'i fnr ~. previous wear; net earnings ~
'ftF'se. q. compared with 3|d, and
..,.p.ls Of s-i',il', as compared with STd,-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-18

Tho report Of the Louisville Grs and
Electric Company for the year go l"i Feb
mary - disc.oses gross earnings Of s.
'i13'. which IL an Increase OF s-iH,-3i
over the previous years figures, and net
s,rn'rss OF 2l.33l,30S. an increase OF >-Sl,-
t2S.
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Por February the citics Service Com.
paw f'puf'S gross earning o. tnI'. 400, ~
sssin7' ~tHss.itl for February l"li, net
'arnl'rs Of Sb5i.ots. as against s37iilI;
nd not 80 surplus and reserve siIAtiT, -
1mrtg,I with S203,ijl. FNr tho year
'1''l Fchruary % tho COMPANY repori .
gt"ss otrulngs OF 3. OO-,Gsj a. compared
avn '",Ei-,is9 In tho previous year. net
..trr.Nt- Of hAlf,-32, a. compared with
't.-3'. and surplus and reserve 81 s.
'Nt' as compared WIKI $3.50 SGT
y. Commonwealth power, Railway and
r. Company ports for February Eru.-
'aFL'hRs ~ f,"pl,EJr, or = gain uf - o.
h'I cont over IA" ngul'- for February,
rfi earnings Of s1-5,3GN, an increas"
~ l'I' per cent, and surp'us Of s-iI.2j5.
an '%o"reaSe 90 33 20 over tho 'Hrre.poud-
- month In the previous year For the
''' ended February 20 gross earning
''' ;li317.05i, "A gain 81 - per cent .
"trniUgs of Es36,6+I, or an Increase
per cent, ant surplus OF $50 .
W "A'lh IN Il gain Of 6l1 per cent. over
'N' teircH for the previous twelve months,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-18
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

n. Western states Gas and Electric
reports for the year ended Fen
rusry - gross earnings OF Sl.iFs.53 and
me- earnings OF tiNl.jsg. III" former is .
gam Of tsi.i3s and the latter Il gain NJ
it(.ls3 over the preceding twclvemonth.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-18
NEGOTIATIONS FOL VOTING PROXIES, ETC.
sVANT To SECTION ~ or SCHEDULE
DEED OF 81.

pop,stred ponaholi.r. may attend. enc meeting p.rsoranv or hy rr,x
,bou 4. production OF th-tr bonds The bonds may he roenrrcd a, y.
onm. OF, United states Mortgas. snd Truss Company, IS Coda Street. New
York CITY, I =
alder o. bond. 20 "t.arer' may .th.r proiure the bonds a.. ~. meeting
or derost, hir bonds with sny respon.rs BANK or Tur. ,orruv pho III
t,o a ccrtnca. showing thai a. !. date thereof not more than one. month
hs,uc III. date appointed fo- n meeting of Ponihoideis th- bond. uumho~i
and d~crhcd IN suh certificate al been deposited with the said Rank or
rus, COMPANY and emitting the holder thereof o attend personally a. the
meeting UGH certificate may run to an individual nv same. o. % holder
vuhout mentioning name.
Holders OF bonds 10 "hearer' dcsHInE 80 vote. ny proS" must rcsiy~- thar
hands. or secure a certificate OF deposit. Holders Of crruacars ~ dcposItr NAV
cot, by proXS, mt in swh CRe the proxy nus pc endorse on the -rsr,,,
IA such way as TO b. detachable by th- srutine'rs at said moounG
The nstrunen ~ ntIng Il proxy aud M power OF attorney Or orh.r
authority, ~ any. under which II Is signed, or a notar!auy certified rory ri,
such power or Authority, nd IN case of the holder OF a c.rnhci'e o' dcrmIt
dosrinx to vt. ~ rroNy TIN" c"rinc,t" ~ deposit should b. deposited with m,
Rank OF Montreal ~ Thr"adne"le street, London, T. -, England not les,
nan forty eight hours before !. tim. appointed for holding uomtos OF am
Adjournment thereof.
corporations holding bonds to "r.arr' desiring 70, VOTE. must, .h.r
heir bonds.
Arrangement, which AN - obtained ~ u. ONO. ~ III Trgro. IS C.ia-
street New FORK city; Bank OF Montreal a. Thrcadn"oic street. London. T.
G.. M~srs Ashurs, Morris & Crisp. - Throgmoron venus London y g.
england, Nrssra Rowel, Reid, Wood & wright. Canada Iits BIGIrs Toronto
Canada
Certificates nd sorns for dspo.t OF bonds IN pcNe. may !. oh',iu.t a,
ny ~ the addresses mentioned In he foregoing notice.
This notice is sven pursuant to 'he provisions contained IN tn. .,t
mortgage and deed Of trust, whereby this Rondhoders may by cxraudnsy
resolution passed at a meeting exercise II. powers In such mortgage referred to-
ALTOONA CENTRAL TERMINALS. LIMITED.
Traders Bank Building. Toronto.
Dated, Toronto. February sAh. A. D inG
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-07-19
Marriage This Morning.

This Wednesday morning at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. j. Tufte, on Mechanic street,
occurred the marriage of their
daughter, Agnace Wilhelmina to Mr..
Thomas H. Kerr, Dr.. G. S. Lakeland
of the NJ. E. church officiating. The
bride is one of Decorah's very best
young women, and for some time
past has held a position with the
Galena Glove and Mitten Works at
Galena, III She is young lady pos
sessed of pleasing disposition, and
her friends here are legion The hus-
band of her choice is a travelling
salesman for the Galena Glove and
Mitten Works, and is said by those
who have had the pleasure of his &C
quaintance 10 be an excellent young
man, and we join with the many
friends of these young people in
wishing them much happiness. Mr..
and Mrs. Kerr depart tomorrow on
honeymoon trip to Chicago, and after
November first, will be at home to
their friends in Galena.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-07-19
WOldums Selling Lots of Cars.

The Woldum Motor Car Co. of De-
corah have been doing a big business
during the past eight days. During
that time they have sold six Dodge
cars and three Maxwells. These cars
have been giving great satisfaction,
and at the rate the cars are going it
looks as if the finn will have a hard
time to get enough cars here to sup
ply all their customers, as the stock
they have got on their floors now "
going rapidly.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-07-19
Passed Away i'm Pittsburg.

Mrs. Emily Bennett passed away
at the home Of her son in Pittsburg,
Pa, on Tuesday, July IL, her death
being due TO stroke of paralysis.
Mrs. Bennett was resident of Decor
ah for some time, and while here
was the efficient housekeeper for H.
j. Green and children. She made
many friends in DEBORAH who will be
grieved to hear of her death. The
funeral services were held last Fri
day, burial being in Chicago.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-07-19
Mrs. Patrick gallagher Passes.

Sunday night at ten minutes to
twelve Mrs. Patrick Gallagher, one
of Winneshiek eounty's pioneer mo-
theirs, passed to her eternal reward
at her home on Maple Ave. in this
city, after being in failing health for
about year. The deceased was in
her 18th year and was born in Sligo,
Ireland, coming to America when
seventeen years old, locating in
Ohio. In the year 1865, just after
the Civil war was over, she was unit
ed in marriage to Patrick Gallagher
at London, Ohio, and they came to
Winneshiek county Immediately af-
forwards and located on a farm in
Bluffton township, where the family
home was until eight years ago, when
they moved to DEBORAH to make their
home Ten children were born to
the union, John, Burr Oak TWP;
Patrick, Bluffton Twp, Rev. Father
p. ]. Gallagher, East Dubuque, H.,
Sister Mary Alacoque (Anna) who
passed away four years ago; Mrs
Mary Donlan Bluffton; Frank Gal
lagher; Mrs Nellie Mcconnell, Burr
Oak Twp; Luke Gallagher, living on
the old homestead in Bluffton; Bird
get at home and Margaret, East Du-
buque, Ills. In the death of Mrs.
Gallagher, the community loses one
of its most highly respected and be-
loved pioneer mothers. In her long
life here she enjoyed the esteem OF
her neighbors and friends, as her
life had been such as to win and hold
the regard and esteem of all.
The funeral services were held this
Wednesday morning at nine o'clock
from St. Benedict's Catholic clurch.
The mass was read by Rev. Father
Gallagher, assisted by Father Court
ney as Deacon and Father Whalen as
sub deacon. DR.. German, OF Du-
buque college, preached the funeral
sermon. The remains were taken TO
Bluffton for interment in the
Catholic cemetery there.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-07-19
Building a Fine Barn.

Jack Nolan, one OF the progressive
farmers, living four miles north OF
DEBORAH is building a fine barn or
his place this summer. The barn
was raised last Wednesday, under
the supervision of Thos. Gilman, OF
this city, and his crew OF carpenters.
The building is 32x4S, and will be
we'll built in every particular. r.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-07-19
WAUCOMA .-DECORAH 4.
Poor Sticking is the Cause of Decor
abs Defeats the last Three
Games.

Waucoma says they refuse to be
licked any more this season. They
have only lost one game and Decor
ali is responsible for that, but unless
our boys get their batting eyes to
working pretty quick they will have
to be content with third place in
the Little Four League. The last
three games DEBORAH has only Sc
cured IS hits to their credit.
The fans turned out well Sunday
and have been turning out in good
shape all season, and We hope that
they will continue to do so, as it costs
money to run ball team, even when
you haven't got hired players.
Waucoma punched eight hits in
the second, third, fourth and sixth
innings and tailed Z times. Harris
started the game for Decorah and
pitched the first four innings. Ber-
natz finished with his south-paw
twisters and allowed only three hits
during the remaining innings. Wau-
coma only scored one run off Denny.
DEBORAH secured their only tally
in the seventh inning. When we
tCtalled up the score we found Wau-
coma had while DEBORAH had only
l.
Following is the box score and
summary OF the game at the fair
grounds last Sunday:
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-07-19
Delegates Go to Des Moines.

Atty E. j. Hook, chairman OF the
County Central Commit
tee, of this county and L. B. Whit
ney, 4th district committeeman, de-
parted Monday as delegates to the
Republican state convention which
opens today at Des Moines. 1t is es-
timated that over 5000 delegates
will attend the convention. County
Atty. c. N. Houck, who is also dele,
gate, went to Sioux City on business
Monday, and will be in Des Moines
today for the convention.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-07-19
Installed Electric Elevator.

The DEBORAH Furniture Co. have
added another convenience to their
store which will be much appreciated
by their many customers, and make
shopping a pleasure in the big store.
They have just installed a fine cleo
trio passenger elevator which will
accommodate the three floors and
basement of the big store, which are
all filled with furniture of all des-
criptions.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-07-19
Band Concert Next Sunday.

The band concert advertised for
last Sunday was postponed, on ac-
count of the heavy rain OF Saturday
night. But Park Commissioner s..
Larsen tells us that another concert
is scheduled for next Sunday, and
with good weather prevailing big
crowd will be in attendance. Plenty
grounds, and the visitors will not
have to go dry or hungry.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-07-19
Civic Club Meeting

A special meeting of the Civic
Club will be held Friday afternoon,
July 81, at four o'clock in the Ii
brary room at the court house.
Members will please bring dues or
leave the same with officers during
the week.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-07-19
Congregational Church.

The entire spirit Of the photo
Play, "The Birth of a Nation" will
be challenged next Sabbath morning.
The pastor will eEdeavor to point out
the dramatic absurdities, the out
rageous historical misinterpretation
and the more outrageous appeal to
race prejudice.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-07-19
w. c. Il. u. Convention.

The w. c. T. U. county conven-
ton will be held at DEBORAH Thurs
day, July 81. A picnic dinner will
be served in the City Park and also
a program at two o'clock, followed
by election of officers. All who are
interested are invited to participate.
Mrs. E. M. Logsdon, Pres.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-07-19
Attended Medical Meeting.

The Austin Flint-Cedar Valley
Medical Society which met in Iowa
Falls last week was attended by the
following physicians from this vicin-
ity: DR.. DAILY of DEBORAH, Or. DAILY of
Cresco and DR., Mckinley of Lawler.