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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-10-28

This country has made wonderful
record Of progression the last forty years
most Of which time it has been under
republican rule. Politics does or does
not make a difference in the progress Of
the country. sIfit does not, then the
election Of azdemocratic president and
congress can not make things go on any
better. II it does make difference,
then the election Of a democratic presi-
dent will change things to the opposite
sof what they are now and what they have
been for torty years because the demo.
cratic party stands and has stood all
thsse yeas for the negation Of all the
policies otthe republican tparty. That is
ifyou vots the tle.nocratie ticket You
give the 5liesto the history 81 the ilast for
tySSyears and par,icnlarly 10 the History
Iofsthe iiritrs fol the last FIVE years. The
attitude 81 the deno osratic party means
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-10-28

Auditor Thofwaldson ought to get
there this year with both hands down.
He has the compliment from all who are
familiar with the details of his multifold
duties of his. Office of being the best aud
itor that the county has ever had. The
duties of the county auditor get nearer
the general public than any other Of the
county Offices. He is the general agent
OF the county and of the county board.
The work of the county board is greatly
facilitated by the intelligent and
prompt work of the auditor. In the
opinion Of his former party associates,
Mr.. Williams, Who'is the opposing cam
didate for this Office, had already receivr
ed sufficient preferment, and he vas
turned down in the republican convent
ion when he sought third term. When
ne left office he left the county, but re-
turned and has now become the candi-
date of the democratic party for the third
term denied him by the republicans
Certainly there is nothing in this bit of
political history to tempt republican to
vote for Mr.. Williams, and on the other
hand it must be somewhat distasteful for
an old democrat or populist to have to
support man who but two years since
sought Office at the hands of the republi-
cans. There may be no politics in coun-
ty Office in the opinion of some people.
out we think that all will agree that there
is more or less politics in Mr.. W.'s de-
sire for office, and that is about all the
politics he seems to have.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-10-28
Henry G. Wick of 81. Thomas ;s.. y

.r-f. -
Henry G. Wick Of st. Thomas is the
republican candidate for county judge
aud therefore deserves the vote of ali
republicans. Besides this he is by vir-
tue Of a collegiateieducation and the fact
that he is member Of the bar, well TT.
ted for the duties Of the office to which
ne aspires. There is no doubt that when
elected that he'c and will perform the
important duties in an efficient and i'm
partial manner. In many ways there is
no more important Office in the county
than that Of county judge. To him is
committed by law the care Of the widow
and fatherless. No man with the slight
est stain on his record should be per
mitted IN to assume such delicate and on
erous duties. Mr.. Wick IS a man al the
highest personal character.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-10-28

Mr. yMcCrea hardly needs an introduct-
ion to our readers, as he is one of our
oldest pioneers and has always occupied
a foremost place in the business and po-
litical circles of the county ..
Mr.. McCrea has been raised in Pembi-
ra county. He came here when boy
with his father, who settled in Drayton
among the very first of those who settled
in chat thriving village and ON whose
claim the larger part Of the village was
laid out. ri.
Mr.. McCrea spent his earlier business
years in the hardware business att. Day
ton and some years ago sold out Ssssg.
was elected as cashier Of the First Mat
ional Bank of Drav,on. He has been a
successful business man and white sue
cessful in business has also been equally
successful in retaining the respect and
regard Of all who know him.
He has oc :upied many positions of
minor ublic Office, including the mayor
Ship of his town. and two years ago was
elected to the legislature from this dis
trict. In the legislature he at once. took
very prominent and influential position
tor new member and was made the
chairman of the temperance committee.
which for the fact that it was expected
that at that session efforts would be
made to annul or enlasculate that ;iaw
was one OF the most important positions
i'm the legislature. His work in the leg
islature is matter Of history and was
eminently satisfactory to his constltu-
ents. . .fs.: IA i.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-10-28
THE GRAFTON CANDIDATE

The candidacy of left M. Myers If
Grafton for Judge OF the seventh iudiciai
district should particularly appeal to the
voters Of Walsh county, irrespective Of
political faith, and receive hearty GIN.
port. Grafton is considered to be the
natural center of the district and is easily
accessible from all directions. but i'm.
mediately following the election Of the
present occupant Of the bench Tud La
Moure secured the, repeal of thel W fix.
ing the chambers of the district Judge at
Grafton and they were removed to the
extreme corner of the district. namely
Pembina. This new arrangement causes
Y great amount OF oiinconvenience and de.
lays in the transaction Of urgent bus;ness
before the court. Park River Gazette.
The voters o:Pembina county will see
by the above editorial from the Park
lRlver Gazette the sort of arguments that
are being made to appeal to the preju-
dices Of the people Of Walsh county. It
is safe to say that this sort Of argument
is never made to the voters Of Pembina
and Cavalier counties in behalf Of Mr..
Myers Here they ask the voters to
stick 10 the ticket and pay no attention
to the iact that Judge Kneeshaw as a
Pembinas county man has any claim for
local reasons
The, Gazette, either through ignor-
4 sSa'lcs i or malice, ialsifies the facts. It
y was Walsh ounty--or rather Grafton ~
stl,atin the first place did the hog act in
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-10-28

The advantage of returning man So
well qualified by experience and ability
IN legislative matters should be apparent
to the voters OF all parties. AS rule Il
takes the nsw member most of the leqis.
lative session to get onto the ropes. and
by that time most Of the legislation has
been practically made.
There is also the matter of the cho;co
Of republican senator that needs the
attention OF the voter. Your democratic
friend may try to convince you that. if
will make no great difference politically
whether you vote for republican or a
democrat 3 for the legislature. It NAV
make all the difference. between a re-
publican or democratic majority in the
U. ;. senate. It did. once before and
may happen again. Another important
matter is that the legislator who is work.
ing with the political majority of the leg
islature can do something. The leeis-
'ator that belongs to a small minority
has but little influence in. law making
and that only by the suffrance of the ma.
Iorlty' 1t yo" want Pembina county to
De somebody in the coming legislature
1T you went your representative in the II.
;. senate to be republican and that re-
publican Senator McCumber, then cert
ainlyicast your vote for George Mccrea
and his coadjutors, Messrs. Chevalier
and Briden, in this district, or if you re-.
s'oe IN District Two then vote for Mes.
srs' lruemner, Ganssle and Walters.
For most of the arguments that we have
advanced for Mr.. McCrea apply as we'll
to his associates on the ticket.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-10-28

No democrat can be elected at this
election TO county Office without republi-
can votes. Every democratic candidate
knows that fact and is conducting his
Canvas on that platform. There is no
good reason that a republican shall vote
for democratic candidate at this elect
ion. Every republican candidate is at
least the peer Of the opposing democrat-
ic candidate in personal character and
5ability-and is a republican candidate to
boot Vote your ticket straight.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-10-28

to put the county back in the scale Of
time and progress for all that period.
Sincerely Speaking, however, we know
mat sa!' no democrat would be willing to
move backwards the hands of time..in
any such manner. They only want to
oppose the present-in the hope of get
ting Office.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-10-28

Are YOU toI ROOSEVELT Then vote
for rs R oosevelt's friends and supporters.
You cannot be for line general and
against bis army. Vote the straight tick.
,et.S e. 81 VI Cd ss
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-10-28
STATE TICKET

~ E. Y. sARLEs,
of Trail County
For Lieutenant Governor,
DAVID BARTLETT,
of Gtig gsConnty.
For Members Of Congress,
THOMAS F. MARSHALL,
OF Dickey Count y.
A. ! GRONNA,
OF Nelson County.
For Justices Supreme Court,
N. c. YOUNG,
OF Cass County.
EDWARD ENGERUD,
off cass County.
For Secretary Of State,
E. F. PORTER.
Of Foster County.
II. L. HOLMES,
Pembina County.
A. PETERSON,
of Sargent County.
For Superintendent OF Schools,
w. l.. STOCKWELL,
OF Walsh County.
For Attorney General,
c. N. FRICH,
OF Nelson county.
For Insurance Commissioner,
E. c. COOPER,
of Grand Forks County.
For Commissioner of Agriculture,
w. G. GILBRAITH,
of Morton County.
For Railroad Commissioners,
c. S. DEISEM, of LaMoure Co.
ERIC STAFNE, of Richland Co.
JOHN cHRISTIANSON, Of Town r Co
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-10-28
JUDICIAL TICKET.
For Judge, 9th District.
Of Pembina
COUNTY TICKET.

COUNTY TICKET
For Sheriff.
CHARLES ATKINSON, Pembina.
swain THoRwALDsoN, Mountain.
FRANK H. ANDERSON,
Walhalla
For Clerk Of the Court,
A. L. AIRTH, Pembina.
For Register of Deeds
JOHN f. GILL, Flora.
HEN HENRY RSt g. v1cK, St. Thomas.
F. M. SHERARTS, Hamilton.
For Coroner
6. F. ERsKINE, Hamilton.
Eor Public Administrator,
JOHN HALcRoW, Bowesmont.
N. N. CAMPBELL Glasston.
T.D. STACK, Walhal,a.
S. O. SOPER, Crystal.
G. MURPHY, Necle,
For Constables
JAS. McQUARTERS, Glasston,
OLE DAHLMAN
JOHN THOMSON. Bithgate
JOHN GAFFNEY Crystal.
q LEGISLATIVE TICKET, FIRST DISTRICT.
. 4 Z J. JUDsoN il LAvloURE,
Of Pembina.
GEO IA. MccREA.
/. cHEvALlER' 8 D''y'0n'
8 /. T..BR1D ,zil EN-, 3 DAs'sa'e'
ofiWalhalla.
SECOND DISTRICT.
For Representa- 5Es .,s
RUEMNER,
Joseph WALTERS. ,15s
CHRIS. GANssl E
of st. Thomas,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-10-28

~ All serious lung troubles begin
D|OHC/llL/S with tickling in the throat. You
a., can stop this at first in single
cods and for coughs Of all kinds a. i.sS
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-10-28
Republican Ticket.

Republican Ticket.
For President of the United States,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
ofNew York.
For Vice President,
CHARLES W. FAIRBANKS.
Of Indiana.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
* B. S. RUSSELL,
.N$'' Of Stutsman County.
3> ROGER ALLIN,
of Walsh County.
SAMUEL RICHARDSON.
OF Ward County.
]. F.V. KIEEBER.
of Oliver County
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1904-08-17
Z poIItIcke srtny.

Minute atfedy bylo zvlastoim
ygborem, v narodni demokratieke
konyenei )menoyaoYm, oznameno
sudlmu AItonu Il. Parkeroyi v
Esopasa, N Y, isho imenoVAni
"a presideuta. Pfedseda yyboru,
Champ Clark, olnamil mu Gfedne
jmenoyanl delAf Feti, natez sud-
Parker odpovsdel. Rozbor ieho
fe6i naleznou etenafi ma redakenim
mists.
v Texasu populistieka strana
odbgvala svnj sjezd We Fort Worth
a postsyils do pole s,Atni listek .
temito ksndidaty, IA gayerners
Pat B. Clark, "a namestks G.
Nugent, "a dteiniks Z. p. Ais
bury. "a pokIadnlks S. Evans,
"a komissfe poxemka HIP Jones,
"a nAvlsdniho g. T. Todd.
v Idsbu odbyyana byla statni
konysnee republikAnska ' Moscow
q "a guyernera nayrsen byl t. b.
Gooding, "a yrehniho soudce !. N.
Sullivan a do kongresu b. L.
Frenehe.
v Indiznskam 1zemf hlasovsli
rudolf Cboetsw pro sveho guver-
ners a zvoIiIi opetne guyerners
Greena McCurtsina vetsinou rza4
hlsso. Bude TO posledni guyer
ner kmene, nebot kmenoya vlAds
ustsne roce 1906.
Senator George Graham West,
zsstupujici stat Missouri. zemfel
! We Swee, Springs dne 9. srpns pc
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1904-08-17
Z washIngtonu.

Podpody s o6sanskJmi hsb.-- .St,je
Sam boyd iodftpo ma snifdna. -
7yasedie pr 0eslaf,kjA sdro.
deeh.
NasIedkem vysetfovani jedna.
tel0 yystehovaleckeho odboru sc
odbaduie, BE 100, 900 pfistehoval.
ca ziskalo falesne obcanske listy
behem minuleho roku. Tyto pa.
piry, ktere je opravhuji X plnym
pravnm smerickeho obtana, byly
psdslany blouekem podvodnikh
blize New Yorku a prodayany po
Spojeuyeh Statech ! Y cizine. Kdyz
cizinei pFijeli do New Yorku, po.
tfebovali ukazs,i pouze obtansky
list a byli beze yseho pFipusteni.
Mimo New York byly podyody
zJisteny v Bostonu, Indianapolis
jiuyeh mss.eeh. Neivfce fales.
nyrh obeanskych listh prodano
bylo Iialnm . jedine Y New Yorku
bylo jich pry prodano nekclik
,isic, . niehz mnoho Iicb bylo jia
xkonhskovano. z toho ovsem I'd.
sleduje, he jmena msjiteln techto
fslesngcb ottanskych listo budou
20 peznsmu volitd yyskrtnuta q
oni nebudou moci voli,i listo-
padoyych volbach, kteratto okol.
most pdsobi newyorskym demo
krstickym vddc0m znatne starosti,
nebot ytlsins itsln hlasovalo vzdy
. demokrstickou stranou.
Minute sifedy radili sc nFednici
statnfho a namofnibo odboru, Jake
mail byd dany rozkazy eyropske
esksdFe strgce Sama, al dorazi do
Smyrny. vseobecne panuie ma
bIed diplomatickyeh kruzich, be
sultan zaby, po pfiiezdu admirala
ewelIa do Smyrny pfijde X roz'
umu he vyhovi po1adavknm W.
Stance Leishmana, ktere mu tento
menem nail ylady pied neiakou
acbou p'sdioz,i.
v hofenim Poiomacu utonulo
I3. srpna odpoledne 10 osob pii
zavodech veslafskych. Psrni lod
ka Recreation sc pfeyratila po'
iopila a S muzn as Zen ztratilo
sye ziVoty. Behem prvniho zavodn
vyjels parni Iodka eestu osmi'
yeslovkam a kdyz i bylo naflzeno,
ably SO klidila ze zayodni drahy,
obratila sc ku bFehu a narazivSi
ma spodni proud, potala SC kol6
bait a kdyz zdsseni vyletniei utekli
ma jednu stranu, tu Sc lod pfevra
lila a ysiehni Sc uiopili ve ylnseh.
v zavodech se pokratoyslo vzdor
teto tragedii, mezi,lm co mrtgoly
byly vytsbovany vody.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1904-08-17

pied lin d,ahem 20 eele s,yry
iny
Co pia tadly pIleme, asla,a
byl ptS ncyy d,ok na pevnosL pii
ntmi se sdtss,nilo | isponske
lod's,vo. : iskym vysledkem, 10
dosnd noni snAmo.
Celia yAlesnA einuost Iaponea v
miuulem ,Jdnu pla,ila Port Az
ihurn, ale Lisolansu bylo dplne
lieho. Rua,i rssdoyt, vyslani ma
VIE shny s,rany, nemohou pry ma.
lts,i s,opy po iaponskem voisku.
eitalieim 40, 600 muia a BOO del
Tento nevyssetlitelny strategieky
tab Japonea Jest oiissem, k,ery
nedovede rozlousknoeti sui mel.
lepsi evrops,i experti q xaiiste da
take znaene Iamani hlavy kuro.
pstkinovi.
obavaji-li Sc Japouoi vzdor svt
pIesile udefi,i ma slime opevneny
Liaoiang, ei zdali chteji Kuropa.
ikina od,ud yjlaksti tasenim na
Mukden, to objssneno bude bes.
pocbyby v neibliasich pFistich
dnech,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1904-08-17

delM aemoei q, q, West nare
al ~ Y Kentucky q. 1890 a stu.
dassl p,as. kdsl sypukls OBJ
tsnskk valta, boiovll ma strand
Thu. pIctidlis sc do Missouri,
satastuil se politickeho iivoia a
svym neobyteiujm talentem do
mohl 40 utnAni, 10 v q 1879 byl
avolen do spolkoveho aenAtu a
stat Missouri ' mem sastupovsl al
do foku 1908, kdy pro teikon
ehursvost sc musel vsdati ,ctei :
neho tivots. V senAtu byl vysoee
e,en pro svt fcenieke nadani, pro
svai vtip a pro ssoii poctivos,,
III a zemtel ehud.
Demokratt s populisty optt spojeul.
Hlavne vlivcm Bryanovym do
slo letos opetne ku spojeni demo.
kraticke strany Sc stranou populi'
stickou We stAtu Nebrasce. spojeni
to vsak dociIeno bylo pouzc pfi
stAtnim listku. Pokud sc tYec
.listku elektorskeho, tu obe strany
postavily sve vlastnf kandida,y do
pole a timto rozdvojenim naprosto
poiistily vitezstvi strane republi.
kanske, ktere oststne bylo iiste, ]
kdyby byli populis,e a demokrate
SC spojili k narodnimu boji. Toto
spojeni Jest asi posledni, ktere
mezi obema stranami bylo docile
no, nebot ami populiste, ami demo
krate nejsou lfstkem spokojeni,
zvlaste ne demokrate, jims Sc ma
listku dos.slo yelice spatneho "a
stoupeni. V eele listku postaven
prohibicionis,a Berge a tato ma.
klonnost ieho k yoditkafstvi eini
no velice slsbym kandidatem. Lii
beralni zivly bo zajiste budou poti'
rati. IDA Sc, ,ze yndcove obou spo'
Jenych stran mali tuseni, jaky
osud je y letosnich volbach oee f.
kava a proto jim ma tom nezaleze
10, kdo byl vyyolen "a obetniho
beranka ma statnim listku, ably v
lisiopsdu BEL ma porAsku. Popu.
liste nominovaii tekance sve pro
vsechny hlavnf statni dfady, a
sice; George w. Bcrge nayrzen
"a guvernera, j. S. Csnaday "a
auditora, FIN. Osborn "a poklad'
nika, A. A. Worsley "a pozemko
veho komisafe a A. Softly "a
skoldozorce. Demokrate museli
spokojiti Sc pouse se ttemi nayr-
zeaci, jis isou; DR.. A. Townsend
"a mistoguyernera, Edward Wha-
len IA nejyyssiho navladnfho X.
4. Watzke "a statniho sekreiafe,
- Byla TO ,rpka pilulks pro de-
mokrsiy, ale tito j statesne po.
zFeli v nadtji, he sc jim "a pomoci
populistn podafl spise poraziti
republikAny po jichA misteeh taxi
velice touzf
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1904-08-17

Vase Bfezohorske the jest veli-
CO dobry prostFedek proti ysem
plicnim chorobam. MOI syn ho
usiyal a delslo mu dobfe, kasei Sc
dplne ztraiL F. Sverel. Lomice,
N. ID. Bsllk sI.oo. postou 81 40.
v iekzrnzch. r. r. Simanovsky,
6s4 Scott ST., Milwaukee. Via,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1904-08-17
Nova kontlnentAIni dopraya Hambur'
sko-AmerIeke llnle.

Dnem 4. fijna zshzji Hsmbur'
sko America linie noyou konti-
nenialni doprsvu do Neapole, ia
nova, Terstu a Rjeky, jez bude
udrzoyana novymi dvousroubov5'
mi parniky Prinz Adslbert. Prinz
Oskar, Pslatia a Pboenicia. Ceny
v mezipslubf pro tuto novou do.
prayu budou sI5 do Itslie q sr6
do Terstu a Rjeky. Jest to poea'
TEX novebo hnuti proti Cunard
linii, Y nemz bude souttz Mantle
Eens proti jeii italsKemu a adri-
stickemu obchodu jevi peyne q
rozhodne stsnoyisko, jet Hambur.
sko.Amcricka linie zauiima proti
Cunsrd iinii v zs.atlantickem boii
cen dopravnfch.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1904-08-17
SIspc0ye yrahy.

v sobotu veter byl 5olety slepy
staFeo John Gomersoll Kewau.
nee, I'll. ,pozyan svymi pfAtely, Jas.
Brennsncm Henry Gouldem,
kteFi jsou take slepei, ably . mimi
straw! vescy noei byI mini TAX
zuuten, be nasledkem utrpenych
ran zcmFeL Phi koronerove IN
kyestu byli Gould ! Brennan cd
kazani X velkoporotk a nyni male
zali Sc We vtzeni. obs isou pies
10 rok0 staff Obzslovani udavaf.
,c povazovali syou ober "a lupiee
proto sc ma nj vrbli, ale dfady
jim neyhfi, ponevadz ie znamo, he
zpali Gomersolla dobfe essto SC
. MIN bayivsli. Zabity pfisel do
jich domova Neponset na veteI
a kdyz marsal mesteeks kracel ko
lem jeiich obydli zaby veeera,
~ videl, iak vsiehni nj slepci pfa
telsky spolu howell Asi o 4 hod
ranni Brennan sc odebral do do
mu souseda Blackburna a probu
div bo, fekl mu, be Goulden
chytili lupiee be ho mali poo
zidli Kdya Blackburn dossl d.
chslfIe, nalezi tam Gomefsolla
Mel syazane ruce q nemohl SC an
hnouti Stsfse byi TAX zrantn, y
nemohl utiniii Aadnou vypovff
zahy ns 10 zemFel.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-26
TEXAS MAN HERE.
He Says Some Nice Things Of Wieh
ia and Kansas.

A w Miller. president Of the Darling
ton & Miller Lumber company Of Calves
ton. Tex. was in the city yesterday on
his way TO attend the Iurn berTnen's CON
vention AZ Kansas City
Lake the most OF people who come 70
Wichita from distance Mr. Miller did
not fail 20 put IN a good word RI przize
for this city. Mt Miller is one of the
largest manufacturers and exporters u
yellow pine lumber IN the south.
when speaking Of wichita. h. ssid.
1T hes been about Ken years sfnce !
have been in yoar city and the vas,
change that has occurred durinx ti1ozs
years Is plainly BotsceaoI On every sd :
] can soc where yoG have made great
and permanent improvements Really. ]
did not thizk that II would ever grow O.
such prcportiSa~ II has. hat one czn-
no. tell what will hapEen tn these days
There "a. however. advantages ss0urt
here 30 induce people to cezBe here. TIE
country surrounding Is sery fertile and
rich The climate Is healshfsi ans every
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-26
WINTER HAS COME.
Todd Says 1t Will Be of Short Dura-
ton However,


ton, However.
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity: Gen.
orally fair weather and colder
In regard to the cold snap that Kansas
is now experiencing, Observer Todd says:
1T is nothing unreasonable to expect
some winter. Up to the present time we
have had scarcely no cold weather at all.
This spell of winter that we are having
will be of short duration, and l think
that the coal man will in few days
again have rest. Today will be very
cold. but it will clear up, and it is safe
to predict a moderation of the weather.
You know little cold weather is needed.
and l am sure no one will have a kick
coming on this score"
The area of high pressure with accom-
panying cold weather that was central
over Manitoba Saturday morning, has
moved southwark causing a decided fall
in temperature over the Missouri, upper
and middle Mississippi valleys and lake
region and now overlies the eastern por-
ton OF the Dakotas. The following low
temperatures We're recorded: Coneordia,
o, Dd'ehpoit' L. chicago anu OIndHd, 10,
st. Paul and Duluth 81; Bismarck, "a;
Minnedosa, SO. The pressure is lowest
over southwestern Texas. The precipita-
tior in the past twenay-four hours has
been unimportant. Clear weather is gen.
eral except over the middle west and
western gulf coast. Snow was falling this
morning at Dodge, Kan, and Oklahoma
Cities, st. Louis and North Platte.
The minimum temperature is ten de-
grees below zero; the maximum, SO de-
greeS above
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-26
news FROM ALL
THE RAILROADS
Companies Clash in Making
Worlds Fair Rates.
CONDUCTORS GET PASSES
Items of Interest About Differ
ent Employees.
CONDUCTORS GET PASSES

Indications point to a serious row
among the railroads over worlds fair
rates to st. Louis. Thus far the trafic
officials have been unable to reach any
kind of a conclusion. and there is little
prospect that any material reduction In
the rates viii be made until the latter
part Of the exposition.
Most of the roads which have no ter
minais at st. Louis take the position that
they cannot permit the Generalization Of
the passenger trafic throughout the
country for the entire season. They say
few people Will go to ST. Louis until fall.
They do not object to the establishment
of low rates for that period.
Under no circumstances, however, will
the Chiea CO. Missouri river lines. which do
not run direct trains through st. Louis.
consent to the making of lower through
rates via St Louis than are made via
Chicago. This stand is necessary, they
say, to prevent ali the through business
between the East and West going via St.
Louis. Some of the st. Louis lines may
act independently and grant special privi-
leges and rates, but if they do this it
will surely cause rate war, as the ohter
roads will not permit the diversion OF
most of through business via st. Louis
throughout the summer.
The American Association of General
Passenger and Ticket Agents, the Gen.
trail Passenger Association. the Western
Passenger Association, the Transcontin-
entail Passenger Association and the joint
passenger committee will each hold in
dividual meetings in ST. Louis Tuesday
and Wednesday, and the matter probably
will come to focus at that time