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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-29

Rauo, Ser iaaoon tRnfte poa lin
aamle Ror. og Den 6anfe LOG mig
oenaana, at bun ueppe uilee tnnne
Itaa Den Sfufielie, og at min Yen
Srnnifmouoen piihrof baoSe Jet lin
Ror for lioite Sang. Genne anelle
iputeS ban ogiaa at belle, oa leg no
tulte oet.
6or ct Bar Tiger ii0eu ut ban ct
9rep meo lluoerretuiug ont, at Wo'
rem par buarot ing. Gette bStentte
BAN iii itrur at rctie ior ON mltltg
NJ qienie benOe enSm cu Sang. isr
bun 0eoe. Wen netop iom bau gIor'
Sc Tia furNiq til AireiiCn, fif ban ct
Telegram. Ser brndtr ham pud Den
0citcmmcIit. at ban oI0rtG mere otl
qicnie Gori&. ndnr hau life fan fnd
ie set troiditc Hniiqt. Ser Inert War
bap0e impircrrt ham Oh ltootd- mo
ouht ban en- IN Strait | @Iucta SrTp.
Wcn nan Ii0Ciom trpr. al horoe
han rpiit THOR CONNER iom iGoudn'
Tia. uiIoc bans Nor cu0mt pTrct
ilipc..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-29

gape oct er at biGlpe 90 pleie baaoe
ocres egne % Mooltanoernes IaareOe
iaapel paa Slagmarfcn lom pan So'
ipitalerne. Baron Saiblmoto, BrG.
lioenten for bette Selifab, belsgte Den
treble @enierfonierenS % oerpaa
bIep bet organiieret iom "Selltaoet
oct rsoe acrs / Sapan".
gn pigtig 8ren al bette Selltab er
netop 0amefomiteer. iom refrrtte'
res fra Sapons beieiie SamfunoS'
flaSler meo aeilerinoen lelp lon
Yrqlioent. Nile iapanife Goner
al Rang eler 9etpouing er en'
ten Ieolemmer al eettrolfomt-
teen eaer at Ell Sofalfomite -
Griniesierne, Niniitrenes 6rrer
0. /. b.; ia set err / Sirfelighcoen en-
itRrft cmitriot % oaiaa / leilfobeIia
Senieenoe betponinaSiuIb Stiaing al
pGre Meolem al oct rebe aorS 90
mefomite.
SelIfabet ltanr unber arigSmlli'
i~terietS Detailing og boloer en- 8onl
ON aaret Neoe / Sofio for at raaO'
Iloa meo Regieringeu on bpao oe'
fan bore at gisre. ! ariBStlo Ell
oct naturIigpis, naunlig paa So'pt
talerne, at apinoernc fan aIere 6pl
ocIt; paa iclpe Slagmarfen bar DC
res monoIige SGller 10 | mango Sen
ieenoer Sortrin ior Dem. llnoe'
ben iioite arig meb aina ilontTrteo'
foriloen aeiierinoen napnltg 9nro
ncSie 6opaihi gift meb ben nl'nG
renoe eugelife @eiaubt Sonoon, Jig
Bun giorbe ieIo iprig ofttp Riene't
paa Soipitalerne.
Soar aeiierinben gaar Spto'el
felger hper &oinbe / Snpan efter,
'lutter 8eianoten line ReobcIeIIer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-29

en- TIorc T%ronifmono, NJ. Tic2ic,
Ser orbeiocr / Gntcl Som& lruttCri,
bar bper CONNER / tppc Nor giort Ell
Cur til Eoria for at bCisac fin aomIc
DIOR. ser uco Nptonretio iDIotc inc
So. NItio Ionot ban bcnoe QIToc@s
itroolenoc, iom rimcIipt cr. bucrQunQ
ban ~in0inn0t fig hos bcn62 poo ii!l
~nnrsui8ic Iltr. Get ipnte3 at Urrc
set cnCitc, ser hoIot bcnoc oppc. SET
at bun alto par bis puu. at ban fOn.
Get ino uO til, at bun funOc lcuc ct
Nur FOR huer @ana, Senueu bCrcotc
beu0e 6annP @lPoe. Wten ifior Sous
mer rCiitc life Wr, Ticic pnu @ci61
til lin Gonulc Nor / &ori@, % oo lea
oengonl ipurgte ham ON @runocn.
ipureot BON. at han nof i,lD ueotQ
OiIoc poI6e lin Nor nogcn SorQ p2o
fife at iuoiinoe iiQ iom iGOOonlig,
men at ban 0ealtnQtet mnnttc QiOc i'm
0uitru M}cbholo. naur bun ionot at
&c ocuue Sang life funoe nIc Iod
manage Ecnqe. iom ReIicu frrpcbc.
Sea hopoe oItio bcunOrCt 0cnne
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-29
Slanoeoe OYheoer.

Erof. z. Sftcbal. Zen 220e Iart3
iplote YroieSior Soen SftebaI / Din.
neapoIiS lit 60Oe aor % moOtog man.
&c 2pfsnifninger / anIeOniug al IA.
gen. NogIe 8enner bra8te BAN en-
paffer StoI % ct 8uIpteppe. Suart
agter ban paa 8runO al iu9ftet Sci,
brcN at reSlGgge lit gmbeoe. San
fom til Amerifa / 1873 % bnr / ooer
80 aar uRret 2Prer oeO augsburg
Seminnrium. Gels oeo i'm 2Prer.
oirfiombeS % sells De0 i'm offentlist
SptrGoen bar ban inoifreoet lit RaOl:
/ anterifas airfebiitorie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-29
Stgaret: %
Sobaf=SAmcm
GmrcrcS frit pna CT Sag.

~ prr a. uuNsrteancrc trtlrrsr for ZIG it7 frt:
% u3ca iuaHl ~fslggt0t:
,lra brfrR.ter bFrurn. a. ieQ blev tulDtruotl 90
pcrmlurut B~iyTeest Al i0ba'vGntH peo cl fit Srspes
pail, a. EaB0ttu SpgCNc ior aBer Il Var heeH. lel
bIl Gululu hte tn 2Bpat zoe lcB iog zen Brsot.
fr4 hur l,fr braRt ben I uogrH Form. o. Ttn ptibr.o
n brOrs crb BEN var tor. 3tR tfemlTaltr Hislr
aieueEarWtHQtt nit o. uNe1 IpdH1 o. ia haa9er a.
aHlr iom !iotr al I0ba'tUansu. oil iGrs Of min
Sriartaa.
Gtas Tucctt, Rt1muuc. Wo.
u. n. gbam. Scr 900. BieHDoOo. @B.
Sulau Z. Moore, SIHia BtpiI. No.
o. oHtG. 40 IraH' ct. Chattanooga, IeuH. :
VI. .. GUcriuH, trimsut no.
gamrt Robtrt'eH. Srrpnu. NJ.
lgmsS *. Bdrb. Southern putyl. Ghtca9p, JI-
3 Rru. 9. COTTON. @rtrUstoro d!a.
SObu ". NenabD, JliHaus. Ter.
@'Ibrrt Broom. SduIs, u. e.
GdrFte dtIeS. Wcuon. Via.
TX. u. 3e @ttt. Tufcr. Sro. Ter.
6uuereeer AZ arbr, Joli 1dr bart iimms Grfarina
Htp u Bpsplifsrus az ObaccU Spect'tc. Ect a. e
n~dbtslsft "a prditti 'ndRlgft Niobcl. Tom TAN atosS
/ Tar o. Erttie % uI 1tiolut iurtrc EitleHtsu. uoeU
hiRs 9ioCube outs BGtttutcH taaer bet ieIo CT Nltes
lt ita,iad iI,irrt I'll al ~tslstrbc. Rsserk 8rIi *
G1suaral 60. IFS tSttth 4 Race StTtcis. Cincinnati.
rhie. uI ieroe otl en- irt srsvcDGttt AZ Tobacco.
psCihc / bIaHtt CHtllg. t0tS on leuocr oi Ra1H %
gortsie. StrD ftraE.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-29
Sfanbale / Sainuis.


Spriugiielb, Sopeoitaoen / SaiuoiS,
neoiatte for en- Sio iioen Ell aomite
for at unoerisge SommInens ftnan.
cieIle Stiaing. og isrgeIt9e Sing er
fommet for 0ogen. 9Dens Banter
beifplbes for, at De bGrer en- Itor Eel
al Sfploeu. &c bar gobfieuot
8ieIbsbepiier ira 9pembeosmpnb.
Ifisnt De pibite, at De par ialife.
Iange al bisie 9epiier inObra9te Dem
Ell itor 6ortieneite; ianleoeS betaIte
De finn 1886 for ct 8icloabeois pao
81, 900, og 9peu betalte alto 6 Bro
cent / Hente.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-29

Gn IS %ur QommcI o6ulnml SUt'
ter / e.. 4. 3. Mr. &oms@ @oitu.
faISt pluoicliQ 500 ON ior,cNcn Co0.
San bar Qiit mco cit oepium apinoe,
ser tioliacrc hapoc pnrct gilt mco Ell
Tppitum. @unIc @cItn citcrlaOcr
ia ire 9sru. ser cr / @cijOoclic Al
tine lem Sonicr5 iuloe 0rul. Zen
rI0Itc Ssu or aanonccr poo Nrtl2.
iff6ct "8rnrinrgc", MI itationcrct orS
9enincolo. SnmcS @cItn hoo0C at.
beihct / Observation-Disclosures oucr &c
Nur.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-29
Sra Dr.. SieIee.

Sr. Reoaftsr!
!. en- artifel fra Rorae al Sr.
gaitor 5enrif golbal ler Ie9 9onoe.
unooomslaeet j ariitionlu nrunt.
Iette Dor uoget al bet lrtlteIte, leg
ioa / Rorae. % ieg blep IeIo'slgelig
rent begeiitret ouer Sonoeungooms.
laaet oa bets Irbeioe. 6erite Aften,
iea par Der, talte Sr. STgitoo, %
inopiot ieg buffer, bar emnet "San9e
Roal". Gette par pit tdget ira ct
Steb / Sagoerne, at NorOmPno life
fan tunfc paa giebliffets @IGOer %
Sober. men letter Iia Itorc % LANCE
Maol for Die. "giera Bert, iom onaa,
til gcr6i sroeIt." ~ 9iitop &oua par
Der ogiaa. % ban taltc ON @uo@
9greS IcrfpnOcIie pea S~ouo2moal
iom ban ogiaa bar orepet t0lcnncm !
ariitiauia. - RcnS ri iuoto1 pore
6oririifniuacr. blep ieg giort betituot
me0 &oitor 9briitopber 9rlum o. 9is
ifoppen. Drum iortoItc mig, al
bauoe ban pGrct pngrc, iflIo2 ban cn'
Ifet at toae Ell Sur til Amcrita ior
at beIoac set norife GtrttloIf Der
ouer. - 9iifop Bang iag0c ban bar
IpGrt emit iii at gisre oS Ct &c's9 %
par he6reuet ouer, at bans (ur tIlor
bIep i~orflu5iet % icrpurrct. Ntcr
iaa beguuote 0anIen, % '0o mo
Ifglote ieg mig. ga, 0t&'c ToItc'
piiebanicnc ma De ie p0a," mcrtt
Bang, og oct boIot iea mCO ham |
iSor Oct par onffert % intcrc@'ant oi
~nationoIt, noget leg life bar lcct ter
6erit off oc un9e 9cIcmoriden
iom bIcp iungen, % oa Sen life pol
lang uof blep ga ri elifCr. tn ri
aItio fInge % fipta," ~ 9torge:
@lomiteroal" iutgne. Gutter ot
ISenter bar oelpiS flGbte | n~oticnaIr
0raater % iblanbt families Ell &c
8aoetter % 9onoeIhlocnter, lom ttfJ
ifiPmte &cget no.
"1Qle6u Sobnion", "Gcr Spilmol
ban boooe Ell einaite &uL" "@on Tor
Itein toIa til Stapen i'm, "1al
Woos % ban 2nSie," 0. !. y. bIel
opisrte. Get %iorunoret mig, at D.
oeltugenoc funoe ial mango 6oIte
Ionge uoenoo. Gisie lit ct poffer
llotrpf / oisic ioafolote Touic. MTnj
oo auinocr bcI6er %bueronorc Suonj
II 6uono / iIuttet Sing mems Ser inn
aeS % 0anieS. Sipr ipntc@ ic3 goo
ONT Tprepoaniene. Ter Dor nO9c
pitt iprigt oq fiGft peo Dem. Qon
} iene bar forifielIge, efterIom &lrohol
oct al Songene oor friger't mDltllt
erotiif cler bumoriItiif.
Soor Iongt pofrere par life ol@'
: SunQoanie mco rationale 9ra9te
emo DC Der / @onoet bruueIiIe "Hltil>
, 6unie" &c "Sqliare0nmlc" meo De
! itpgge Ropingen /. Get tOm mi
itrar fore. at oiaic blr0e oocrfere
a.. poa amerifonit SorbbmO blonot 90,
: 6olf beroocr % Oo lIFr paa Dor
norife 2preouitoltcr iom Gecornt
) Ifolcn ct. Slof, NuG2burg, GomI
' Seminorict / Rco @in8 o. |. ..
Sfolelipet blir nemli1 Tor elepcrr
, no9et fieoeliat % en@rorrigt, % D.
I er ofte ponIfeligt for Sprerne 0
( 2Grcrinoer at forbin0re, at Gleuerr
miiter SSnteresie ior line Stloter
I Sfolen. life brpr Jig ON at ~foretol
ben for 2egcmet % Aonoen neooel
oige Wotion % NcpGaelie. Au
iom bar Qaaet iiGr poo en- 9oaroln.
IfoIe, fien6er BERTH.
Solfepiieoanienc Dil uGre al it,
. SiGlp MOB ct iaooant "Qrambad" Il
Sfolcungoommen. Gc CT ret og II
=. en- 6oririifeIie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-29
@nlb tabcs 90 aicninSes.


Yaffe, inoeboloeuoe for $4,000 |
Sub, ialot no % blep Iigaenoe | Den
bpbe Sne pes 6ooen al Goscnoes
Sieloene, oa to 5rGn paa 8reat
Rurtberns 9anen pasiereoe hinanoer
Den Soe Narts. labet opoageOes
life isr Here Timer eiter, o9 %
isate SerbanemFnoene at bolbe oet
bemmeIig. Neu en- &auo ueo Rour
Sobn gbriitian, iom er iot til at be-
fare 9anelegemet. innot Pnften oq
oueraao Den til aomponiet. Con
9elsming for Jim serligbeo bar bar
iaaqt en- goo Foit peo BlImpeitatio.
men / GbipalIfum.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-29
etnt,n Chin. Rntn Tpkbp. I

puCls SguHtp.
IraHf . Gbsutp 'n0rQ,r al ban CT bet rlhuc
WtbIsm Of ftrua't Y. y sbsHeu a Go. BET ortosr
= rrtrtRlu ina gucu JuIrbC. ~'erHUUue SpaHtp % StaL
"a ct famine Jtrma MT betaIc ca Sim al 81 butI
prcbc IouaTa for hptvt turir ItI'Ribc al qatarrh.
Der itt tan b~slbrrtts ptb srugtH al Halls Catarrh
lutE,
SrRrtl Gbtusp.
9esbIgst for MIG pU unbsriunet MIN ErroRrsIit
cen cite fftsHlbeU 1885.
- n. 10 @IsaiDu
CIV Nstarus RubttuS.
II l'sCatarrh Cure tagss HbosHotg o. OJrtcE d.
rrs paa gluSst % Slimblrbtrat Spittnst. GtrgU
tiiCT DtbusSbprb. gratis.
4 GltHtpNS o, [plteo. 6.
~, SGlsrs hos apotBstrrt. 7bc,
HaiIs Family Pills or e bsbitt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-29

6ru Sneenisr 9erit 8eoericn isSt
9ranot 6soe / uorbre auronl Den zoe
os. otter l9ngere Sios Spgeleie, Al
Glar gummel % begrauebes ben LOBE
IS. UNDER itor 0eltaeelie ira fierut og
NOR. Ssitioeligbeoen foresif | Ser.
oebuiet. bpor Ser blep afiunget Ell
patter RinSeiaug meo Nelooi: "3i'
ouS @pgter bGper Rsiten" buorefter
grooit @islefi talte ! enfle % bierte'
parTue Orb. iaa oct bar pei neppe ct
frt gle blauOt Den itore Ssraeifure.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-29

9ubpig 9ode Sugse bar fs0t 1899
/ llrne$ So9n, SafsIo SreitegiRlo,
bpor bans 6aoer bar 9ensmano.
San par &irfeianger peo Bangs Sir
fe % Carer peO &lofferbaugeuS
8reos / ca. 30 9lor oa isgte afifeo
1898. Seo lin AftrRbelie %erinoreoe
WenigbeOen % Sfolebsruene BAN
mco Here SGoerSgaper. San bar en-
meget begdpet Wano % / line pHgre
Mar Ell opgtig SGrcr, Der punot line
Soreiattes SilirebsbeO. San c~fterla.
Der GHte % en- 9atter her. iamt .
Conner % 4 Gstre / gmerifa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-29
SlSc6ranb.

Isprc SfolebuS neobrGnotc ON
s(ftcnen Ben s. o5. Oct par opfert al
CONNER % osiureret / norore Nur'
OoIS Qieniioi9e 9ronbfnSie. N.ria'
gen til 9ronoen formcnes at pore en-
ooorIig SforitcnSpibe. 5ortiGttclieS'
ifolen ifol Eeiten al 8llriet boloeS
hos Grit @itGitno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-29
0s Sorrctnius paa 2eira.

8aa 2eiru / II. Iuroal bar 8ulo'
imco @uabagcn ira Sulingbul be-
gpuot 6orretnit9 / @ltlb. og Selpor'
bcioer, % BET iigeS, at ban bar goo
NfIUtuinq.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-29
TO SUCCEED DIR. swENssoN.
President of Bethany College Is to Be
Elected TODAY

Lindsborg, April 29.LThe kansas con-
ference of the Swedish Lutheran
church is holding it's annual session at
Salemsburg, nine miles north of here.
The conference includes the Swedish
Lutheran church work in Kansas, Col
orado, Texas and western Missouri.
Two Institutions are owned and con-
trolled by the conference, namely, Beth
any college at this place and the Or
phan home at MariadahI Both are in
a hOurishing condition.
This is college day at the conference.
The election of a president of Bethany
college to succeed the late DR.. Carl
Swensson will be up for consideration.
The constitution of Bethany college
provides that the president must be an
ordained minister of the Swedish Luth-
eran church.
This constitutional provision makes
it impossible for any laynnan to be-
come candidate for the presidency of
the college. Tt eliminates Professor ".
A. Granville of Yale university, and
Professor Frank Nelson, both of whom
have been mentioned for the place.
Since the election of a president IS
limited to the ministerial candidates, it
is believed that either the Rev. Ernst
Pihlblad. the acting president. or the
Rev. G. A. Brandelle of Denver, will
be elected.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-29
DRUGGISTS AT LEAvENwoRTH.
Twenty-fifth Convention to Meet Three
Days in May


Leavenworth, Kan, April 29.-The
Leavenworth Druggists association is
making quite extensive plans for en-
tertaining the Kansas State Pharma-
ceutical association, which is to meet
here on May "a, 25 and 26. They are
making arrangements for the enter
tainment of three or four hundred
guests, many of them accompanied by
their wives This is to be the twenty
fifth convention of the association and
in honor of this event, they are plan
ming to make the occasion one long to
be remem bered. The business meet
ings are to be held in Elks hall, and
the Planters hotel will be headquar-
ters.
On the afternoon of the oath ley
have planned for the entertainment
of their guests a carriage and auto
mobile ride to the fort and environ
ment; in the evening a reception and
dance at the Planters, which is to be
a very swell and enjoyable affair.
Wednesday. the 18th, they will take
a trolley ride over the Kansas City
Leavenworth line to Lansing, to visit
the penitentiary, and return by way
of the Soldiers home, where they will
be entertained by a band concert in
the dining hail while the old soldiers
are at supper. In the evening they
will revert to romance and indulge in
a moonlight excursion up the river.
Thursday will be devoted entirely to
business sessions.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-29

Earl Moore, of the Clevelands, is in
Mount Clemens, taking the baths for
the benefit of an arm which is said TO
be sadly out of repair.
The way CantiIlon is landing play
ers from Comiskey indicates there is
some bond between these men, They
live in the same shoe evidently
Fleming, Dufys new fielder. is
making his second plunge into fast
company. New York tried him some
years ago when he was very green,
but he failed to make good
George La Chance, the first base
man of the Boston Americans, recent
~ celebrated his thirty-fourth birth
day anniversary. His teammates
have chrIstened him Candy"
Jimmie Sebring is batting like a
fiend. This young player will I'M
doubtedly be better than he was last
year. and there was no discount on
the quality Of his work then.
''AIuggsy' 8IcGraw thinks he has a
gem of a utility man in Smiling
jack Dunn. The happy fellow did
well down south, taking Mccormick
place when the latter was injured.
It looks as though Lee Foil would
not hold Manager Barrows' attention
for over two weeks. The manager is
reported to be looking around for an
other backstop already for Detroit.
Curtis. who led the Central league
last year, but now with Cleveland
has not worked this season in a man
ner to satisfy Armour, and it is fig
ured that he will be among those to
go.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-29
DIR. SHOWS RAIN THEORY.
Lawrence Professor Says Moisture
Comes from the Gulf.

Lawrence Professor says MOISTURE
Comes from the Gulf.
Lawrence, Kas, April 29.-The
theory that the rainfall of Kansas de-
ponds very largely upon the snowfall
in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado
is not supported by DR.. F. H. Snow,
of the University of Kansas, who be-
Iieves that the rains of Kansas are
caused by winds from the Gulf of
| the weather of Kansas thlrty-seVen
years, supports his theory by argu-
ment, which is the result of much
hard study and close observation. me
| United States weather bureau recent
/ " sent out warning to persons in east
ern Colorado and parts of Nebraska
stating that on account of a deficiency
/ in the snowfall in the mountains last
winter the supply of water IN the
Platte river for irrigation Will be ex-
hausted prematurely. This has called
attention and promoted discussion re-
| garding the theory which attributes
the rainfall of Kansas to the melting
SHOWS in the Rockies.
According to this theory, an excess
| sive snowfall in the mountains is fol-
| lowed by an abundant rainfall in
Kansas the following season, while a
| deficiency of snowfall indicates the
proba ability of a serious deficiency in
rainfall. In talking of the question
as to the source of Kansas rainfall to-
| day, Dr. Snow said:
Notwithstanding the deficiency of
snow in the Rocky Mountain region
| last winter, the rainfall of Kansas in
March and April greatly exceeded the
normal amount and furnished sufi-
Client refutation sof the theory that
Kansas rainfall depends upon the
mountain snow. The most probab
source of the moisture which pro-
duces the Kansas rainfall is the Gulf
of Mexico. The prevailing winds Of
Kansas in the latter part of spring,
the entire summer. and the first half
of autumn, are from the south and
southwest
DR.. Shows theory is that the winds
of western Kansas come from across
the hot, sandy country of New Mexico
and western Texas, and that the winds
of eastern Kansas come from the gulf.
| The moisture-laden winds of eastern
Texas, central Oklahoma and after
crossing Kansas take a northw western
course through southeastern Nebras-
ka, northwestern Missouri and over
Iowa. This territory is in the rain
belt and is not subject to dry seasons
as in western Kansas and parts of
other states over which the dry hot
winds from the far southwest pass
These dry winds. after their course
over New Mexico and western Texas,
cross western Kansas and pursue a
course further east in Nebraska than
in Kansas and then into the Dakotas
THE sea breezes from the Gulf of
Mexico" said DR.. Snow, "extend west
ward into south Texas for a consider
able distance, gradually xaerfng to the
north and joining the regular south
west winds. bringing abundant mofs-
ture to the eastern part of Kansas
while the western half of the state
| lying beyond the moisture-laden
winds from the gulf, has a different
its distance from the northward NOV
ing mOisture-laden currents"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-29
shouId Name Pitchers.

Pittsburg, Pa, April 29.-Before
leaving for St. Louis Stanley Robson,
vice president and secretary of the st.
Louis club, declared himself emphat-
ically against the practices in the Ma
tional league, the principal one being
the decIination of managers to name
pitchers for the following day Rob
ison said: This thing must stop. It
is pure nonsense for a team to with
hold the name of the pitcher of the
DAYS game. 1t is nonsense to say
that a man must warm up to see
whether he can pitch ball or not that
day. He is paid for pitching and he
is paid for being in shape For in
stance. we have three stars, Nichols,
Taylor and Corbett. 1t is only right
that we submit in the morning to our
patrons the name of the man who will
pitch that day"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-29
Root and Gardner to Box Mon
day Night.
Light heavyweight Fighters
to Battle at Waverly.
THE FIFTH OF CAREER.
Have Had a Draw, Foul and
Two findings.
Regarded as the Best Pair That
Can Be Matched.

Chicago, April 29.=The next big
fstic event of the city will be decided
Monday night in the arena of the
Waverly Athletic club on the west side,
when Jack Root the local Bohemian,
and George Gardner, the Lowell light
heavyweight and former holder of the
title, will meet in a six-round contest.
1t will be the fifth meeting of the
pair, who are generally regarded as
two of the bestrmen of their weights
in the country.
All arrangements for. the meeting
were closed yesterday and the full
card for the show. was fixed up by
Matchmaker Sam Pooler. On paper
it looks to be one of the best that has
been arranged this season. The full
card is as follows:
Eddie Sullivan and Packie Leyden,
11S pounds.
Young, kid Farmer and Young
Duffy, 122 pounds.
pounds.
Diamond Dick and Fred Cooley.
catch weights.
George Gardner and Jack Root.
catch weights.
When the match was made a few
days ago George Siler was selected as
referee Of the match and it is probable
that despite his recent Illness he will
act as the OIlclaI. SnOulQ IL De IOunQ
that he is not able to do so the men
have stated they will easily be able to
select some one else.
The last match between Root and
Gardner at the Battery D club on the
north side was one of the hardest and
most closely contested that has been
seen in this city in a long time. 1t
resulted in a close draw and opinion
was about evenly divided as to which
man had the better of the argument
nofv ?,
should have received the verdict and
Gardeners followers were equally posi-
tive that the eastern man had scored
a good shade the better of the work.
In the other meetings between the
men Gardner lost on a foul in seven
rounds, beat Root in seventeen rounds,
again won in twelve rounds at Fort
Erie and then secured a draw with
the. Bohemian in six rounds in this
city. They are generally regarded as
the best matched pair that could be
brought together and there is not a
little feeling between them.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-29
Cars FOR CARD PLAYERS.
Latest Thing on Wheels Is a Kentucky
Poker Room.

The man Nvhoc has a love for poker
need not be deprived of his favorite
amusement while travelling the Chicago
& Eastern Illinois, for he VIII find rail-
road equipment suited to quiet game
at his disposal. The American Car &
Foundry company at its JeffersonvfIle
plant is completing two buffet cars, for
the Chicago & F,easteFn. Illinois divi-
sion OF. the Frisco system. They are
being built solely to accommodate those
who wish to toy with the chips while
being whirled between Chicago and
southern points.
One-half of the interior is given up
to card rooms, where a game can he
as quietly enjoyed as if the players
were in a private apartment at their
club. On one side is a row of Ave
compartments, in each Of which four
men can be accommodated around the
handsome tables, while across the rich
" carpeted aisle are five smaller rooms
that will furnish a place for but two
each to amuse themselves.
The other end of the car is furnished
with reclining chairs, each of which
will do its duty for a bed if required.
The aisle side of the compartments is
finished in lattice work but curtains
may be drawn to keep out the gaze of
fellow passengers.