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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-05
EMPIRE BOWLING CLUBS BOWL,
Its First Roll Held IN the Royal Alley
Yesterday and some High Scores
Were Made.

The new empire bowling club. the latest
candidate for honors on the alleys, made
a good start on the Royal alleys yestcr-
day at its first medal roll. Twelve mem
bers of the club took part in the roll, and
the scores We're above the average. five
of the twelve bowlcrs passing the 500
mark.
Lambert had the honor of winning the
club medal for the first time His bowling
was steady and accurate throughout and
he finished with the big total of jSi which
Will not be eNcelled many times during the
year Crtder and Watson also bowled in
iine form, the former scoring 5i6 and the
With 5l2 We're the other two 50o-bowlers
The Empire was organized for the pur-
pose of making a bid for the handsome
medal which the Royal is giving for the
high individual average for the coming
year, and from the way the club starts
bers viii win the prize.
h.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-05
OF INTEREST TO STOCKMEN.
CIiiCAGO PAPER PIpUED OVER
SALE MADE IN KANSAS cry.
Makes a Misstatcmcnt About This Cny's
Cattle Receipts Many Horses Dis-
placed by Gable aud Electric
Cars aud bicycles.

The holding up OF the cattle trade
here better than at any other poinrin the
| West is telling on Chicago's temper
The Drovors' Journal. of that city. not
only refuses to believe that the sale of
$500 cattle here was bona fidc but re-
| sorts to misstatements to belittic the
cattle trade here In its issue of Satur-
| day 1T says of the decrease OF $4,000 in
| the receipts at the four leading Western
| markets Kansas city alone shows a de-
| crease of 10000. This is wilfully untrue.
! Kansas City made gain of 100 instead
| OF loss 'of 10000. The receipts were
| 2i,NOo; same week last year. u 500 Chi-
cago's receipts were 81 ,991, against 46. .20T.
decrease of 1906.
The Northwest Texas Cattle Associa-
| ton will hold its annual meeting in
| Fort Worth. Tex. March IL. l3 and H.
1t is said that llOOO0O horses have
been displaced in Chicago alone by the
Introduction of cable and electric cars
and bicycles.
f. w. Flato. Jr.. Of the Drumm-rlato
Commission COMPANY, is back from
months stay in Texas. He visited san
Antonio. Fort Worth and Houston. He
says cattemen are in better shape than
for number Of years. Cattle are
scarce and 81 to So higher than last
year. But there is little trading. Sell
crs and buyers are slow to come to-
sether. The cattle supply is much light
er than last year. Young steers are
very short Twu-thrds Of the cotton
sced cattle have been marketed Feed
ers have all made little money and
feel encouraged.
;. Il. Hi, live stock agent of the
Kansas branch of the Union Pacific rail
road, says they had good rains last
week all along his line to the Colorado
border
William Adams. who. with Phil f.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-05
TWO MORE BARBER VICTIMS.
They Get shaved aud Are Forced to settle
INnrhiInnL Itill.

couple OF very angry men who were
in hurry to catch a train to Olathe
rushed up to Depot Master Howard last
night and one OF the said: "We lust
got heeced in one of them Union avenue
barber shops and We haven't got time TO
do anything about IL, for our train is lust
about to move out. We had "A shave each
and We're charged $3.50 for it, We tried
to get out of paying il, but they got i'm our
way at the door when we started out and
rs We had our train to catch, we paid M u
Tn" men said the shop was run by man
named Brown. one of Browns BARRIERS
was arrested few days ago on "A charge of
charged 4 for a little tonsorial attention.
Police Judge Jones fined the barber S2I
and the case was appealed to the criminal
court, which generally makes the fine In
an appealed case a nominal one or dis
misses the ease altogether.
The night clerk at the blossom house
said two men reported an nvcrChargc for
shaving to him, thinking the barber shop
in question was attached to the hotel Ii
was found that the shop was Browns
The men are supposed to be the same two
who reported an overcharge at the Union
depot.
Strangers have made numerous com
plants recently Of i'll treatment In some
of the Union avenue barber shops ana the
proprietors of honest shops are very anx-
matter as their business on the avenue
is affected to some extent by the bad re-
ports
Family jars are easily avoided by use
of Or. Prices Baking Powder.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-05
The Boad VIII BE Built.

Los Angeles. Cal, March i.-"There is
no Iuestio in my mind, said II. l.. Hunt
ington TO a reporter but that the San
be built"
Mr.. Huntington is here on a trip with his
mother and has been combining pleasure
with business.
Yes" he continued, "the roads will be
built and the Southern Pacific is not put
road will not be built for any $60Ol,Oo
1T has cost the Southern Pacific $26 100 per
mile to build and equip their lines in this
company Si0,00o,0O0 to build to Bakersfield
The southern Pacific is not building lines
on any franchises 1t has in the san Joa-
quin valley nor does ii contemplate any
such construction. The road will parallel
our line and that will make roads enough
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-05

Portland. ore, March i.-united States
senator John NJ, Thurston, of Omaha. GEN
Gral solicitor Of the Union Pacific; ". s.
Pierce, of Now York, solicitor for the drst
mortgage holders on the different parts of
the oregon Short Line and the Utah North
ern system; General John e. Coweu. Of
Omaha special counsel for the government:
r. l., LomaX, general passenger agent and
George n. Pegram chief engineer OF The
Union Pacific, arrived here to-day IN two
private cars TO be present at the hearing
for a separate receiver of the Oregon short
Line and Utah Northern case, and d mod
ihcation Of the order appointing Il, Me-
Neil receiver of the oregon RAILWAY &
Navigation Company 50 as 10 absolVe him
from the payment Of Indebtedness con-
tracted by the Union Pacific in its On
Grafton Of the Oregon Railway < Naviga-
tOn, The latter case VIII probably
be heard first, II win come before
United States District Judge Ballinger to-
morrow The Independent recelvership
case win come before United States cir
cult Judge Gilbert later in the week Sen
ator rhurston viii raise the point that the
action for a separate receiver for the ore
gon Short Line and the Utah Northern
should properly be brought In the United
States circuit court at Omaha, which he
claims Is the court of privacy and juris-
dictlon. lie will ask 10 have the case trans
ferred 10 Omaha,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-05
FOR HER HUSBANDS SAKE. q
Mrs. Douglass Makes Sensational state
ment Ia n Murder Trial.

kngilsher. O. r. March I.-(SpecialD
somewhat sensational evidence was
given to-day In the trial of Wesley
Wright for the murder Il George Cur
It's on the night Of August Is. The pris-
oner and deceased were neighbors. living
in the northeastern portion Of King
fisher. quite near the creek Curtis and
wife were sitting in their yard, when
about o'clock someone crept up out Of
the bushes and fired a load of buckshot
which gave Curtis a mortal wound and
sent bail through from front to back
of the wife's left shoulder. Curtis died
three days after Several arrests were
made. Including Wright and Douglass,
both close neighbors living on bad
terms with Curtis and wife Wright
was indicted at the October term. His
trial now has lasted ten days and is
not yet completed Douglass wife tes-
tilted that Wright fired the shot that
killed Curtis, with her knowledge, and
that she furnished the ammunition. She
saw the drift OF the defense was to In
crimnate her husband. and she makes
the confession to clear an innocent man,
at whatcver cost to herself
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-05

The Kansas City Fencibles will give
another smoker and entertainment to-
night at their armory, No. ill7 Walnut
street. The programme arranged Is an eX-
cellent one even SURPRISING in promise that
of Il similar occasion some weeks ago,
which was greatly enjoyed by large au-
licnce. The floor committee consists of
\. NJ. Madeira. chairman, and Milton Nc
Is follows:
Professor Xeler's full dress orchestra
Imperial Mandolin Club; musical trio; Ar
mono Mandolin club; harmonicH solo. Pro-
fessor Ratert: selection, MIR ]. *. Leitner:
violin solo; Ray MOrey. the comedian: life
Sam Hulsc: exhibition of fencing: sparring
exhibition Lee Erb, Jake Watson: wrcst-
ling for points; orchestra: sat-to for cham
ptonslhp winner to receive gold medal Mr.
Cole Mccormack, Mr.. Emmett Melody
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-05

At clyde Congregational church tonight
an interesting entertainment will be given.
with readings by Mr.. Edgar j. Ebbels and
organ obligatos by Mrs Jennie Schultz. Fol
lowing Is the programme:
MGsic-SeleCted.
ReadinG-ta) "Our Guide at Genoa and
Rome" Mark TwanD; CbD THE Uncle"
CRelD. with organ obleato. Mrs. Jennie
Schultz; tcl"Aunt Mclissy on Boys" GROW
bridget Edgar j. Ebbels.
Music-Selected.
Reading-ta) "The Subscription List"
Q.oYeD "Watchin' the Sparkn' 'CBrooks),
Mr., Ebbels.
Music-Selected.
RCading--ta) "A Caudle LeCture"-special
(JerrolO do Home, Sweet Home" lSom-
mcrville) with organ obligato. Mrs
SchNliH. Mr. ELhnlS.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-05

Montreal, March I.-F'ive thousand per
between Martin Costello of Montreal, and
Billy Woods. Of Denver, at Sohmer park
tonight, which resulted in draw. The
first three rounds resulted i'm considerable
Clinchng and a few light taps. Then the
fourth and tifth rounds Costello COM
sixth and seventh rounds honors We're
about even. Clinching, which was IA
marked feature in every round. was in
dulgcd in more frequently as the fight pro-
ceoded, In the eighth round the work be-
came lively and Costello did considerable
dodging TO avoid punishment, In the ninth
gressivc and made the bill fairly interest
iuS, Bill steven, the referee, declared the
contest draw
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-05
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Death of W. r. Van Dorcn.

Hon. w. T.. Van Dorcn, aged G2 years.
d.ed at his suburban home near ARGENTINE
AZ a late hour sunday night. from BriGht's
disease from which he had been suffering
for .everal years. The funeral will take
place at the house this morning and the
body taken to Leayenworth for burial at
1880 o'clock. Mr.. Van Doren formerly
TWO terms recorder of deed for tho cotin-
ty, and from which place he served two
terms in the senate of Kansas He was Il
sas since lsl6 Mr.. Van Dorcn leaves a
family of grown children. They are II
Van Doren. manager of the Kansas and
Texas Coal Company. Of this city: Percy
Van Doreu. of ST. Joseph; Scaton Van
Doren, of Texas, and Mrs. Minnie Kester
OF Onaga. kas.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-05
FOR AN ATHLETIC TOURNAMENT
"rarsun" Davies Combination seeks Per-
mission to Give AN Exhibition in
Kansas CITY.

Victor kost formerly of Gallatin. Mo-.
but now manager of athletic tourna-
monts, was in the city yesterday and
called on the mayor to make arrangements
for a grand athletic tournament to be
held at the Auditorium in the near future,
If the proper authorities will give the re-
quirCd permission The tournament IL
given will be under the auspices of Par
son" Davies.
farson Davies has formed n strong COM
hination Of boxing stars and is now en-
gagged in forming n circuit of the principal
cities of the country for exhibition pur-
poses.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-05

Sew Orleans, March i.-Seventy-thlrd
day OF the Crescent city Jockey Club
winter meeting. Weather fine; track SLOW.
First racc-Solling; Eve and one-half fur
longs. Merritt won Tramp, aecond Ifidgct.
third. Time, l,ll.
Second race-Maideu 2-year-olds: three
turlouss- Virgo won; Eileen. second; SA-
rgh r., third. Time, :39
Third raG.G,-SellinEi seven and one-half
'urlpngS. Florence T.. Won Brakeman, see
oud' Silvau, third. Time, lIla,
Fourth race Iiaudlcap; six furlonps Miss
Galop won; Miss Lilly, second; Hibernian
queen, third. Time, 1:lS.
Fifth racc-rurse; fvc furlongs ATiuivar
won; shelby hoston, second; Walter %,
thlrl Iimn. l.nlla -
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-05
MISSOURI ITEMS.

Mexico, Mo-, March i.-(SpeciaI) To-day
H. a, Fergey. wholesale liquor dealer Of
this city, made an assignment to j. O. Ar
mold, of the National Bank of Mexico.
urday night while Thomas Helms. aged iS
years, was hunting near this place, his
gun was accidentally discharged blowina
hand, He was climbing over a haystack
with gun cooked and his hand over tho
mouth of the gun and kicked II off with his
foot.
congregations of the Baptist churches
here have united in extending an invita-
tion to the Baptist Young Peoples Union,
ing on June IS ana 20. in this city. The in
yltation is supplemented by the assurance
Of other denominatlons that the delegates
will be royally entertained
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-05

Topeka, kaS., March i-(Speciall I'm
der orders from General Manager Frey, the
santa fe Shopmen at Topeka begin to-
morrow morning to work ten hours a day
and six days In the week, instead OF
eight hours per day and five days in tho
week. The order affects every shop on
the santa Fe system, but In all others OK
cept the general shops at Topeka the in
crease Is to nine hours per day. The in
crease Is indicative Of increased business.
and Is likely 10 be permanent
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-05

81 Louis. March 4.--Results at Madison.
First race-f'lvc furlopes Repeater Wont
t:07is.
Second race -Eleven-sixteouths of n mile.
IRISH Mike won. Bob rryhack, second /.
The Surgeon, third Time. ij
Third racc--t'ive furlongs Agnes ".
Won; Lemon Blossom, second. Tie clever
third. Time. i0s
Fourth -Eleven-sixteenths Of a mile.
Cerberus won, ivanhoe, second; Gertie
Black. third. Time. l.15.
Firth race-Three-q quarters OF mile.
Chance won. Moses solomon, second. Jor-
dan. thIrl. TImo. ~.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-05

st. Louis, March 4.-In the case of the
Missouri Kansas u Texas Railway Com
pany, appealed from tho Judgment of the
federal district court OF Eastern Kansas
in favor of an employe of that road for
damages for Injuries received in a col
lision. Judge Caldwell to-day overrued the
contention that the fellow servant" law
Of Kansas did not apply to railways in the
hands OF receivers, and sustained the
Judgment in favor Of the plaintlff.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-05
win Build to Kansas CITY.

jefferson City Mo, March 4.-The ST.
Louis \ Kansas City railway was incor-
Roratod to-day Il is proposed to build the
line from Green Ridge in pettis county, to
Kansas city, 4 distance of ll5 miles, and
connection with Kansas city direct from
81, Louis. The capital is $l,ll5OO0. Incor,
I'm, j. NJ, Dyson, +. H. Leland James
liaGorman, all of 81 Louis.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-05

morrow they will open at Little Rock,
playing there the games scheduled for
nor, Ety.. Dowd. McDoueal, Staley, Brett
onstein, Twineham. Ehret End Lyons LETT
ionEhi and will be Joined at Little Rock
ny Miucr ana Cooley quinn Will leave
horc about March ~ Manager Bucken-
berger Is still dickerng with Peita Clark
son and Brown and hopes to secure their
ndnes hofore the Souihern tour rs nNAr
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-05

Indianapolis Ind, March IA sensa-
ton was caused this afternoon when it was
discovered that the enrolled hill prepared
by Governor Matthews TO prevent winter
sons who nstigated the theft evidently
thought that the theft of the enrolled bill
SO near the adjournment of the Legislature
would prevent the passage of the bill How
ever, 1t did not have such effect. as the hill
had not then been signed, and all that was
was to enroll the bill again aud
present it to Governor Matthews. who
promptly signed 1t ahd it Is now law.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-05

Los Angeles. cal. March 1.-THE cut in
overland railroad rates continues one
each rebate check for $3.50. which is a
raise of $50 on Yesterdays cut The
Santa Fc strenuously deny that there is
any war. 1t is learned from a source that
ought to be reliable that by the 18th the
doned and that the brass band style of
drumming up business ana letting the pub
lie know that the scalping knives are out
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-05
HAS DISAPPEARED.
Frank Iolson, u Medical st"''nnt. Missing
FROM Ills Eon riding House.

The police Of Kansas city. Kas.. were
notified last night of the mysterious dis
appearance of Frank IIobson. a young man
who was n student at the College of Ply
scans and Surgeons in that city. He
roomcd at the home of DR.. Troutmau, ono
of the faculty OF the college, at Sixth
street and Minnesota avenue. He left there
at O'Clock sunday morning, and since
then has not been heard from. In his room
his hat ana two ovcrCoats were found,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-05
Mr.I.nnspm OunIilies.

Washington. March 4.-Within two hours
after Mr.. Ransom, of North Carolina,
ceased to represent that state as a sena-
tor, he had qualified as United States min
ister To Mexico The ceremony took place
at . o'clock. Mr., Ransom viii leave for
home tomorrow to put his personal af-
fairs in shape and will return to Washing
ton In the course OF three weeks to re
celve his Instructions before going TO his
post, William Crichton, OF West Virginia,
appointed serrrtay of legation at Rio. also
tnnk Tho nAth of ofline lo-laN.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-05

Grno was smiling when he tapped Leeds
lightly on the face. Grifro hit Leeds on
Tho eMr Leeds made a wild swing hut
Gr1o .iodged once more. Leeds punched
Grno In the mouth aud Critic tried his
shoulder once more. The gong then ended
the fight amidst shouts of "Grlmo" and
counter shouts OF Leeds" Referee Hurst
decided In favor OF Griffo
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-05

in the circuit court to-day granted Cap
tain Gloris petition for the appointment
of receiver FOR the Bob Fitasmmous
show. which Il performing in this city this
week. In his application, Manager Glori
alleged that he had been advised that the
receiver appointed at Buffalo last week
has no iurIs sdiction In MarNand.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-05

r. j. Baird sold lot, twenty-four feet
front on Grand avenue. adjoining the site
of the Shukert building, 10 a California in
vestor for sci goo yesterday.
Crutcher & Welsh sold for Walton II
Holmes to James Mckenzie, 200 feet al
Humboldt avenue and Warwick boulevard
for 50, QQp.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-05

Topeka, Kas.. March 4,-(Special) The
secretary of state to-day issued n charter
TO the Twin Chemical Fire Engine Manu-
featuring company, of Kansas city, Kas.
The capital stock Is fixed AZ $4,000 and
g. j. Twist and W. Morrow, of Kansas
city, kas, and i, y. Knox, of Kansas
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-05

Louis Mannheim, of Montreal. who is in
the city visiting at No. 307 East Eleventh
street, was struck by a car on the Ninth
street line at the Junction last night about
. O'Clock, The car was moving slowly and
Mannheim was not seriously hurt. He re-
ceived few cuts about the head and was
slightly bruised about the body His inju-
ries were attended to by Police Surgeon
iuen, after which he was removed TO his
stepping place on Eleventh street.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-05
THE Animal Extra It's.

"oreanic beings possess the power OF assinii,.
e,ing from, the nutritious matters tney ansul az. u y
lie reruliaf pahulun which each organ on ,ne
body demands for it's development, ana Sus,e'.
ance. The brain selects that part wnleh !.
REQUIRES the heart the material necessary 70, ioI
its gfowih and prcstrvation. and SO on Win ,ne
liver the lungs, the muscles and Tue various
other ufrans Of the body. No mistake Is W. e.st
corriittcd The brain never taxes nvtitlui,,-
ucnt, nor the liver brain nutrincnt' nut . ea.h
selects tina, which II requires ihete aIei i,oN ~,
evrr diseased conditions of the various ofSah il
which this power is lost OF impaired, anu' as. as .
consequence disturbance oil junction o' even
death itself is the result. ,..,,,, ,,
"lf we can obtain the peculiar matter t tla' ~ ~
organ Of the body requires anu taEc IL ul.e.als
into the blood, do away with the pctloIn-
ance of many vital processes whioh are Accom-.
plished only by the expenditure OF large
amount of vital force. ,....,
TAKE person suffering from an eahaus.eu
brain, the result OF excessive brain WORK. me- m
hearty meals are eaten every day, but, no tnaMueI M
how iudciously the food may be arranged, tne
condition continues. Then II we can iut .hto
that persons blood a concentrate eN'iaol oI
the brain OF a healthy animal, VIC supply az one
the pabulum which the organ requires. iher,
II under this treatment the morbid symptons
disappear. we arc justified IN concluoing, tlat
we have successfully aided Nature Ill uoitG
that which unassisted she could not accomplish
"Ali this Ia applicable not Only TO the ptain,
but certainly to the heart, the spinal cofu, !ne
muscles and IN fact every other organ oil 'he
body ,..
Above is the theory upon which is based the
ion ~ ha lslf
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-05

Cannes. March l.-Mr. Henry Aliens
American built yacht Dakotah won the
ogden goblet and James Gordon Bennett $
challenge cup No. to-day NJ the Mediter-
OF the match. for the Richard Winslow
cup, value 1000 francs, VAS won by the
Deanagh, owned by Mr.. Bafour Neill of
RelfaSt
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-05

san FrancIsC0, March l.-Thrcs f1yor-
ties won to-day at the Bay district The
hnc weather Is bringing out biz crovjs
and making the racing swift The cara
this afternoon had some fine entries AID
close finishes were The order Of the day.
First rdge,-Sik furlonss; naidens GT6t-
10 won; Tom Clark, second: NV Sweet
heart third. Time. l:l5ia.
second race-Flve furlongs. Broadhcad
Wqni MTahosanSy' second May Mccarthy,
=. Third race-sX furlongs. George T.
smith Won; Ion Fulano, second; Tim Muir
Fourth race-Six furlongs. Harry Lewis
Won; Marietta, second; Mutinecr, fhIr,I
Time, l:l3ai.
Fifth race-One mile; selling Rico won.
lngomar.. second Rear Guard thIrj
Time. l:ilh
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-05

The weekly roll of the Bellevue Bowling
Club was held ON the Royal alleys last
evening. Huth Won the medal with $50,
Morris being tho only other bowler to
pass the 5oD mark. The score;
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-05

The ideal investment is Or. Prices Bak-
ing Powder, The inevitable dividend is
perfection In the cooking.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-05
OMl nnMIimg Clmh.

The weekly roll of the owl RowIing
club was held on the Grand alleys yestor-
day and some good scores were made. c.
Dietrich captured the medal with 18l and
&. i. Crider also passed the 500 mark,
- ILLELA -.-.. m
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-05

Never leave success to chance in the
baking. Or. Prices Baking Powder makes
ii pure and sure.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-05

The official forecast for to-day is. Mis-
fair, followed by local SHOWS In the ex,
trcmc north, slightly colder The highest
temperature yesterday was q deg and tho
lowest deg Following is last nights