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The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-19
Knights After Game
With Omaha Olympic,

Ak-Sar.Ben knights defeated the
fast Valley tNeb) legion team at Val.
ley Sunday by the score OF - 20 6.
This is Valleys first defeat and the
first time they were scored ON this
year.
Singles. Mclaughlin and Wiesen-
berg starred for the knights, while
Mahoney VAS the legion teams best
bet.
The knights are open FOR dates and
would like 10 play West side. Blair
and the olympics Fer games write
Harry FinKret. eoSS North Twentieth
street. or call Webster sSol-
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GREB WINS OVER
Inn DELANEY

Pittsburgh. Pa, Nov. 1S.-Harry
Greb, who was forced to halt from
two alleged low punches, one in the
first round and another in the second,
fought a scheduled 10-round bout with
Jim Delaney of ST. Paul and won
the popular decision.
Greb set a precedent in fighting
when he was hit low and writhing
in pain in the first round he took
a short rest and continued fighting.
Three minutes later Greb received
another unintentional low blow. but
resumed fighting and romped all
around the western light heavy
weight.
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Minneapolis, NIinn., Nov. 49,
Out Of tears and prayers came the
inspiration which fired IL Min
nesota football warriors to mighty
deeds i'm achieving one of the most
startling upsets of the 1924 grid
iron season against Illinois Satur-
day, it was disclosed today.
just before the contest, Coach
"Bill' SpaIIlding gathered his men
about him in the locker room.
"What are you going to do out
there, Ted?" Coach Spaulding
asked Caption Cox.
Captain Cox arose, mumbled a
few unintelligible words. and broke
into tears.
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Ak-Sar-Ben Knights
After Grid Contests

Ak-Sar-Ben knights. fresh from
their % TO 6 victory over the hither.
to undefeated Valley tNeb) eleven,
are after game with any fast semi
professional football team in the
state for Sunday.
The knights have a fast aggrega,
ton Of hall toters and line buckers
in uniform this season. and can be
depended upon 20 give sood ao-
count of themselves.
In the second game OF the season
the knights trimmed the Harlan ua.l
team, SO to 0. The Harlan team
plays the olympics Sunday.
For games write TO The Omaha Bee
sports department.
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Shenandoah Trims Hamburg.

Shenandoah. Ia Nov. 1s.-Scoting
In the first aud third
quarters, the Shenandoah Bearcats de-
feated the Hamburg town team. la
TO o. Edmondson, Bearcat quarter
back, smashed over for tho iifst
and White. fleet halfbacN.
raced through the HambuJs team fol
o5 yards TO score the second marker
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BARTLEY MADDEN
AFTER WILD BULL

New York. Nov. 1s.-Returning to
the United States after visit to his
family in ireland. BARLEY Madden
today made public a challenge TO Luis
Firpo. South American heavyweight.
who was beaten in his last two starts
by Harry wills and Charley Weinert
In the event that Firpo's services
are not available Madden said he was
ready to meet any other heavyweight
contender.
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Ry DAVIS j. WALSH.

: w YO r *. Nov.
ls.-Unless a de-
cided change for
the better takes
place here In the
very immediate fu-
ture. the capital
of American box.
ing Is likely to be
moved. per Sc.
from New York
to San Francisco
orZLos Angeles.
just as soon as
the new California
law becomes ef-
fectiye.
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Want Lid Nailed
on High School
Football at Vinton

Nmton. Ia. Nov. ls.--Steps 10
put high school football under the
official ban OF the Ninten school
board were to be taken here To-
lay as result Of the death Of
Roger Stewart, I6, n member Of
the vinton team. from injuries
,uficred In Saturdays game
against Anamosa. Stewards death
is the second fatality ON the Vim
ton team In two years. Roscoe Far
ris having been killed in game
against la Porte about n year ago.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-19
OMAHAN NAMED
GOLF DIRECTOR

Chicago. Nov. 17.-Despite his an
nouncement at the western open
championship that he would retire as
president of the Western Golf asso-
citation next year, Charles o. Pfeil OF
Memphis has been nominated for a
third term, II was announced tonight
by the nominating committee who
said that the southerner's terms had
been so satisfactory that # had been
deemed unwise to change chief exec
utiVe.
For directors, the committee
named y. ]. Clarke. Cleveland; W.
NJ Armstrong. Los Angeles; \. S.
Kerry. Seattle; Guy Hitchcock, ST.
Louis. and W. J. Foye, Omaha, most
of them incumbents. The annual
meeting at which officers will be for
mally elected viii be held In Chicago
December Is.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-19
LINCOLN CLUB
buys PITCHER

Springfield. Mo-. Nov. 1s.--Leo
Rossi, star southpaw with the local
Western association club, who has
been a holdout since the close OF the
1923 season, has been sold TO Lincoln
OF the Western league.
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Visner, Neb.-The Wisner town team
defeated a picked team of players from
Oakland and West Point. TO .; In one
OF the hardest fought football games
ever seen on local field.
Sioux Falls 8 D.-The opening Of the
deer season on November Is bought many
hunters to this section in quest Of deer.
and early reports Indicate that deer are
more numerous than ever before in the
The timber of the Black Hills country
ie more open than that of the deer hunt
ing sections Of Wisconsin and Minnesota,
and there Is less danger OF hunters being
killed.
Boston-Dartmouth defeated Brown In a
hard fought game today on the Boston
American league grounds by a score Of
IL to 5. What little kicking was done
was very poor. but the rushing of both
sides was spirited. varied. and at times
even brilliant.
LincoIn--Sebraska university won hand
lily and with the utmost ease from
Bellevue college the university grid
iron today, the final score being 81 to o.
The colleglans were hopelessiy out
classed by their opponents In weight
speed. and In every department save
kicking. in which Brown, Beilvue punter
gave clever exhibition
The spectacular feature OF the game
was a sprint made by Fen1on. Nebraska's
great halfback. Taking a kickoff on
Nebraskas b-yard line. Fenlon circled
the Bellvue left end and behind the superb
interference Of his teammates, shook him.
100 yards for a touchdown.
The tifnekeeper's watch registered 10
seconds for the touchdown. stablishing
a new record on the Nebraska field.
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Freeman Wins by Knockout.

New Orleans. La. Nov. 17.-Tom.
my Freeman. Hot Springs tArk) vel
terweight. knocked out AL Knowles
Of New Orleans here tonight In the
fourth round Of a scheduled l5-round
boJIf
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Will Help Dog
Exhibitors File Entries

Entries for the annual Nebraska
Kennel club show will be hold at the
Auditorium December I, and 9, are
coming in fast. according TO L.. c.
Faublo, secretary OF the organization
Secretary Fauhle states that the Of
flces of the Kennel club. 6SS Securi
ties building. viii be open Tuesday
and Wednesday.
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~ WYfh tie
MS1- q Me,

Culver City, Cal.-Tony Fuente, Mex
lean heavyweight. knocked out Fred Full
ton. Minnesota plastererpugiiis in less
than half minute Of fighting.
Miami. FIa.-Barnsy Adair. New York.
oufpointed Jimmy hurry. Atlantic City.
in 10 rounds
Springfield, Mo.-Jimmy Finley. Louis
Vile tky.) welterweight. outpointed Cow
boy Padgett OF Colorado in 10 rounds
weight champion OF Canada. woY the
judges decision over Joe Lucas. Detroit.
in 10 rounds
Newark. \. J.-Jack Rapaport Of New
ark outpcinted Jack zivic Of Pittsburgh h
in - rounds.
At New York.-soIly Seaman, California.
sot decision over FRANKIE Kitchie. New
1ork acli u rounds; na Spencer GsrSdnsr New e
don. New York. Il rounds.
At Detroit. Howard Mayberry. bantam
weight champion Of Canada easily beat
Joe Lucas. Detroit. 10 rounds. Babe
Willard outpointed Joe Mckeen-
Abe Goldstein has signed to defend
The banssmwsight pamnawshgsht title against Eddie
his best days as top -notcher.
At Rochester. n. Y.-charley o'Connen
Cleveland. won decision over Harry did
Brown. Philadelphia. 10 rounds: Willie
Cunningham. Buffalo got decision over
Frankie Laureate. Troy. won by tech
meal knockout over Al Gross OF Syracuse.
five rounds; Buddy Ahearns. Buffalo. won
decision over Johnny coffey, Rochester,
four rounds.
Sioux City. Ia. Nov. 1s-.fKid" worIey
and Johnny Harris batiled 10 rounds in
saturday Morley was the winner by a
shaa to EysnD pf Yos R
beat Phil Longo OF Des Moines frankie
Smith beat Freddie Crook OF York in the
Cincinnati. o.. Nov. 1s.-The west Il To
bexers @sd under the % generaiship l si" Of "Biddy
Invading host viii leave cincinnsti on
wash. and from there work. their way
south and back home. Bishop has a
most ns ssomPrehasnsive list Of sattlsrs.
pion; Jimmy. Moore, Senegambian middle
weight. Anthony Dcwney. middieweight:
na sns sI & iha
and x; Q; Mars. Sammy sandow and
The Bible and the boxing glove go
hand in hand with Mack Liilard Of spo-
ksns .,S, Wash ss on sgsSaays Liliara ...,,I, Is
church In Spokane; on other days he Is
professional boxer To his Sunday
according to the sccepted doctrines
'Whosoever shall smite three -on the
night cheek turn to hin the 9ihsr s,srs Si1s Ss
other ideas on the turn the other
cheek" lesson. II perchanee fhe happens
battling Liilard simply tears into his
out. And most Of the time he lands it.
eastern sSsi ne territory s soon SOON n Quest Of bis
game.
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An automobile caravan containing
Cornhusker rooters will leave here
saturday morning at s. The distance
from Lincoln is but 1S5 miles.
Because of their numerous and
intricate forward passes, the Aggies
always furnish spectacular game,
winning or losing. There Is large
doubt In the minds Of many whether
the Huskers will be able to take them
this year.
In the eight previous games which
have been played between the Aggies
and Nebraska the Huskers have
emerged victors in each instance The
~ecord Of previous games:
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At Salt Lake City.-flEhting Nobe of
Denver won decision over Frankie parren.
salt Lake City. six rounds Wild Bill
Farrell and Red Davis fought efx-round
draw; Eddie Brooks. Salt Lake Csty, and
Imey Garfinkle, Denver. fought four
scored knockout over Jimmie Bryce. sec
ond round: Jimmie Cotton. Salt Lake
City. was knocked out by Henry Polkey.
Pocatelio, third round: Nern Noser won
over Hobo Red" four-round decision
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Shoot to Be Held at Ashland.

- Turkeys. ducks. geese and several
|, quarters Of beef win be the prizes
IL the annual Ashland turkey shoot
TO be held at the Kiddle feed yards
Tuesday, November rs.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-19

Tony Fucnte, Mexican heavyweight, who
ia now fighting In this country In an
effort to get TO Jack Dempsey, banks
largely on an. overland right smash 20
the head what would Dempsey do 10 q
guy like thatf
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-19
NE&ELETG

First race: Five and one-hslf furionrs.
sdISsy sSoafs Sssey E HbsTss,' 20 ss
Time: i:os IS. wrsekiane.' 'ciavicherd.
o Love, Westover. Mary Ann, snowdrop
and Rosamoad also ran.
camouflage HarveyD .....I..So $40 $50
uuSsy lsssssy stflKe tFisTee) .....--..s-oe $50
ShS Time. s'1mhs me9ripae rre.sor,; c.s
elemental, silver Maid. ST. Michael Par
ihems. Rags Marie Maxim. katherine
KanAin; oralegso. Miss Jinso and steel
.Ss,o Tsird ssss ssss: six sy.,Ssn f,SSslCnss:
Time; il - Pos SHOT Panic. FAD.
kiEs FSuF,s aSlS rsse !, Me and seventy y.Ed.:
Setting Sun tI<yiandl .....'....s.so s.4s
Z Time; T,.,I 81 IS; Psshan. Golden Biiloss
Fifth ssse: Mile and one sixteenth:
TSs TSs'RR Ron S1Srl's cal weasfs, So ss
Belphrfzonfa tNfeAtee1 "a
Time: .i.se. Blue and Red. Triumph.
Aodo and orpheus also ran.
sixth raee; Nile ana sixteenth:
Suecreek sSesr "aRsI sE is-ss SO
Mary ASnss tR' Rrneninsa,. ..-.''S'-R s.Yss
Time; 1851 IS. Priqee X. Ashsarton.
Our. Our star TisAssy, nesdew Lawn.
- "a ~ am AAAtA AIlCStt>> &l>O
Seventh race; Mile and sixteenth:
vsn srn'fs Pa,Sss sSs AsfRa siIean, ttS Ses
pemi1ohn .Mcriyuel ...............s.s
zoaaTs a%s desraSa si i kSgsI ks%sIs ErG'y nsy
intrepid and Double tip also ran
LEXINGTON.
First race. sss furlongs:
Lucky prift CKeisss1 .........sse saa
Hemins Bird tzueehinn ,......,..,-.. .kie
Honey Nit. Ada SiaeStacS. si 'ns asrors S' Nest
Sirl. ssulah stone. Gloria ouayle and
second race mile and a sixteenth;
Sepsn.er tssn,tsl ......'se s -;
seshs s ASassr.nen Nsan'sss' ;.,,,,,, sac
Time, las Rnnouoi, Uncle Nele kenn-
mare. Lierre. Threnedy aud Billy Card
Third race. rusur,tv course.
May LLOYD tMeAuiiffe) ...i..se tle sle
safer 4,saFhefl s'....st+.....Ss 80
Tims, iii. ROYAL springs. AttIaetiss
and pslsan also ran.
NeSSns SSfe Matte Nat SsSrk ,erie,5 S'lSs issS xs.se
Dusty MARY ,csssieldl ....s.,..s sss
Reaatifal Aadis. Our opsisn. Man Msh Jcnx. Jsn
Rumorette. Snoker and = seclusion also
Firth race; Mne and an s,shA:
lily NJ, tAcnermctn ......Sso 2.Se r -
Nalli seeundus tMecoyl s.......s.se ace
rime; iSs aeerSis. Iscas roistse saa
\cgalcs also ran.
sixth rave. NilHt
sslhoa. ies tEuGehinn s. 50 Se.1e lsss
1fiks. feT sfnetA D. ...........sse ia
Naiettc. les tGornieyA yA......-.......ss
Time; lsss f-t fAIsN Master. R4x-
nenia. eroadWsy Jones. fanny necearsy
Al>o van
seventh race = miles.
Gem. ief fSafrttyA - ace asa
Huooct. les tNcNern3ottA .......4Ea x<a
cheer Leader 1es (zueehinN .........ssa
Time t.ss So. Felnar, 1pyxc, "a.
Fair Orient. sir. lxfd A1ss rSa
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-19

means another Saturday afternoon
against play basically the same as
that Of Notre Dame, and It was a
long afternoon for the Huskers at
South Bend.
The Aggies have had an in-and-out
season. The seasons scores are as
follows:
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Bachman Crew
Known for Skill
at Passing Game
Wildcats Have Had in and
Out Season-Kansans Have
/; Yet to Win Came
From Nebraska.

VIOLIN, nov. l6.-
A strenuous scrim-
n age w as tn q
order Of the day
Tor the Nebraska
varsity SO u a d
ru Q s d ay. Tn 9
freshmen. u sin &
X an . . A ggi Q
plays, furnished
the opposition.
Bill Bronson was
calling signals for
the first string,
Blood & o d and
Myers were both
on the side lines
Bacllillan's Ag.
sies are held In
high regard by the
carn lluskerB. IN
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-19

Newark. y. Jack Rapnport of New
ark outpcinted Jack zivic Of Pittsburgh
in IL rounds.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-19

At Detroit Howard Mayberry. bantam
weight champion of Canada easily beat
Joe Lucas. Detroit. 10 rounds; Babe
Willard outpointed Joe Mckeen-
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-19

AT New 1ork.-SoIIy seaman, California.
got decision over frankie Ritchie. New
York. IL rounds. Spencer Gardner. New
port. R. l., got decision over Jackie Cor
don. New York. IL rounds.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-19

Abe Goldstein has signed 20 defend
the bantamwelght title against Eddie
Martin. December Il. Martin has seen
his best days as -notcher.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-19

Cleveland won decision over Harry 1kidl
Brown. Phiiadslphis. 10 rounds; Willie
Tommy OToole. Rochester. SIX rounds;
frankie Laureate. Troy. won by tech
nical knockout over Al Gross OF Syracuse.
five rounds: Buddy Ahezrns, Buffalo. won
decision over Johnny coffey, Rochester,
four rounds. =
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-19

Detroit.-Howard Mayberry, bantam
weight champion OF Canada, wo2 the
Judges decision over Joe Lucas. Detroit.
in 10 rounds.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-19

Sioux City. Ia. Nov. 1s.-"Kid" Wcrley
and Johnny Harris batfled 10 rounds in
the main event OF a show staged here
Saturday. Woriey was the winner by
shade. according to newspaper men at the
ringside Rusty Evans OF York. Neh
beat Phil Longo of Des Moines frankie.
Smith beat Freddie Crook OF York in the
sefni- Nfndup
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-19

Culver City. Cal.--Tony Fuente, Mex
can heavyweight. knocked out Fred Full
ton. Minnesota piastersr- pugiiist, in less
than q half = minute Of fighting.
Putnam patriot., 1924-12-05
Magician Coming

Local people who love the art of magic, will have every opportunity to get an eye-ful of bewildering illus ions when Davis, master magician appears here with his program of ma- gieal feats. Davis is scheduled here for the evening of December lith at the High school hall He is one of the best in the business and his en- tertainment is elaborately staged. Davis does all the old time feats of magic and adds Co the list new line of sleight of hand work which is most bewildering to say the least. He has been called the man who mystities and his list of illusions includes his famous trunk trick which has 90 far been incapable of solution-at least from the audiences side of the foot lights. In this trick Davis is bound hand and foot. tied up in a mail sack, locked up in q trunk, after which the trunk is securely rOped. The whole job is done by local people. Of course Davis jumps out almost as soon as the last knot is tied on the ropes, but just how he does it is a rather bewil- deriug question 70 answer, He siips in and out of handeufs with a most astonishing eleverness, and he does a hundred and one other stunts which at times almost make the cold chills run up and down your spine. Ills appearance here Is already being dis cussed with much interest, and one of the largest audiences in the sea son will doubtless greet him on Thurs day evening. December lith.
Putnam patriot., 1924-12-05

eve under the auspices of the Band Canadienne. The prizes were award ed to Mrs. Arthur Morin and Roland Fancher and the consolation prizes went to Mrs Ida Lafiamme and Charles Bellerose. The door prize, \ big turkey, was given to Miss Juli- cite Cardinal Az whole the affair was a success and brought satisfae- tion to all the band members.
 The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society met at the home of Mrs. Dyer s. Elliott Wednesday afternoon. There was good attendance. The president, Mrs. Gretchen Bisbee, pre- sided The subject was China and Mrs. Lola Rawson gave the chap ter from the book being studied by the society. Mrs Abbie Potter gave a reading and Mrs. Luella kimball and Mrs. Mary Elliott had dialogue. Miss Thyra Walker sang a solo, .Ghina for Christ" The Mystery box questions were answered and the meeting ended with poem. sThe Bell of the Angels" by Mrs. Bisbee. The program was in charge of Mrs. Hattie Blake. During the social hour which followed refreshments were served by the hostesses. Mrs. Mary Elliott and Mrs. Luella kimball.
Putnam patriot., 1924-12-05
ouinnatiuet Grange

The regular meeting of Quinnatis set Grange was held in Chandler s Hail on Tuesday evening. Worthy Master kimball presided Miss Mar ion Bates was elected lecturer and Miss Lena Smith secretary for next year. The new officers will be in- stalled January sixth. The next meet ing will be December l6th and will be Christmas social. Mrs. Ethel Peterson is chairman. The Grange accepted an invitation to visit Put nam Grange next Monday evening. Worthy Lecturer Leila Rabbit pre- sented the following program which was in charge of the worthy chaplain, Mrs. Estelle Bernklow. Chorus sing ing by the Grange, Loves Old Sweet Song" vocal duet, Mrs. Ethel Peter son and Miss Lena Smith, aceompani- ed by Miss Marion Erickson; theme of reading. "Reminiscences of Days Gone By" reading, "The Old Swim ming Hole" Mir. Dunleavey; reading, "The Old Fashioned Man." Elwell Y. Kimball: reading, "The Old Rail Fence" by James Barton Adams, E. $ Backus; reading, "The District School Mrs. Estelle Bernklow; read ing. "The Old Fireplace" Mrs. Grace Amdon; vocal duet, Louis smith and Fred Bernklow. accompanied by Miss Marion Erickson. The new officers furnished refreshments of sandwich es. cake and coffee Dancing follow pd
Putnam patriot., 1924-12-05
EAST THOMPSON
Harold KimbaIl has q radio install

Harold Kimball has il radio install ed.
 Mrs. Emily Jacobs of Grosvenor- dale spent the day Friday with hrs' Minnie Bixby.
 Miss Ann Hoyle K at the parsonage for the winter where she has been Tor the past five years.
 Mrs. Emma Johnson and Lottie Al len are very busy making wreaths and other decorations for the hoii- days.
 Mrs. silas Joslin had the misfor. tune to fall recently and has suffered somewhat as the result although nos thing serious.
 Mir and Mrs. r. C. Ross entertain ed Thanksgiving, Mir and Mrs. Charles Hilton and family of East Hartford and Mir. and Mrs. Sarelia Rhodes and son of Waterbury.
 Cards have been received here from Mir. and Mrs. C. k. Robbins of their safe arrival in Zephyrhill. Flor. ida. They report pleasant trip and good roads most of the way
 Mir. and Mrs. Ellsworth Bixby en- tertained Raymond Bixby of Wor- cester and Mr-s. Bixby's brother. geniamin Bates of New Bedford, the latter remaining for few days visit.
 Mr. and Mrs, George Bixby had as guests on Thanksgiving Day relativ. es and friends from Providence and vicinity. A turkey dinner was served af the Kings Daughters Hall to about thirty.
 At the parsonage Thanksgiving Day were Mir. and Mrs. Charles Clark and son Donald of Eastf0rd. Miss Ann Hoyle and Mrs. Miller's mother, Mrs. Abbie C. Buell.. With Mrs Miller there were four generations present
 Mrs. Eva Huntington entertained at dinner Wednesday in honor of drs. Elizabeth Bixby, whose birthday occurred on that day. Those pres ent including Mr. and Mrs. Hunting ton were Mir. and Mrs. George Peek. nam Of Seituate. R l.. Mrs Charles Franklin. Mrs. Addison Tourteilotte. Mrs. Harriet Carpenter Of Putnam. Mrs. Charles Kelley and Miss Minnie Kelley, Miss Edythe Woodward Of WilsonviIie, Mrs. George Bixby, Mrs Emma Peckham and Mrs. ]. K. Miller. Mrs. Bixby was presented large bouquet of yellow ehrysanthemums.