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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-17
WELL-STOCKED LINEN CHESTS
POSSIBLE ON SMALL INCOME

counterpanes, the monogram is in the
exact center. Bolster covers, in the cen
ter on the top for large letters, or Just
smaller ones.
Sheets have the lettering in the cen
ter, low enough below the hem to show
when the bed is made and the sheet
turned down; this must be regulated by
individual custom. Pillow cases have
their embroidery in the center, just
above the hem. Napkins, should have
it diagonally in one corner where 1T will
show when the napkin is properly fold.
ed, tho sometimes the letter is placed
in the exact center of the napkin, and
the folding in ironing. is arranged to
bring the embroidery in the center OF
the final folded square.
For all household embroidery, the use
of the small hand frame is the most sat
| isfactory. A wreath with a bow knot,
/ single letter within, is favorite de-
sign for small doilies.
In these few suggestions we have
spoken of the usual work to be accom-
cry swings in it's place with the pendu,,
lum of other household duties ami
pleasures. Even to keep fair stock
of linen in the neatest repair is no
small task; but there are many dainty
things for those who have money to
spend for hired handiwork or for the
ardent specialist of the embroidery
needle.
| Lunch cloths planned at Madame
Fashions dictation are laid upon shin,
ing tables with much lace insertion and
borders of running embroidery, Cen;
terpieces show minute handiwork, and
open lace work is particularly in favor
with fairy-like designs Of initials woven
in where solid linen finds a bridge like
foothold. Fine linen is fad of those
who wear the purple Of wealth, and we
NAV stop Just where we please. But
any housewife who keeps her householo
linen spotlessly white and marked with
simple embroidery has reached after
all, the "nicety of neatness and gooc
taste.'
Table Covers-Two to three inches.
Napkins-One to one and one-fourtf
inches. One half inch letters for mon
ogram.
Linen Counterpanes-Fou to- five
inch letters enclosed in wreath design
Sheets-Two to three inches; smalle!
if monogram is used.
Bolster Covers, Pillow Cases-Tw'
inches for single letter, one inch to-
monogram.
Towels-Two to three inches.
Most counterpanes need no embroid
cry, as the heavy Marseilles ornamental
ton is all-Suflclent; but many mouse
wives use the old-time counterpart
!; made of heavy linen sheeting, and thes
are made with deep hem and a mon
ogram worked in the center, with
} semi-circle in the form Of flora
wreath about it. Sometimes these mon
, ograms are embroidered in color, but O.
: the whole white is in better taste, an
} it is difficult to- find a colored cotto
/ that will wear thru time and indiscrin
| mate laundry work. Colored letters ar
l also used on towels to match their DO,
r der Of red and blue, but never on othe
: linen Of the household.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-17

What an elastic ball civilization is!
writes Marjorie March in the House
Beautiful. The very rich have their
spotless linen, snowy piles of it, in
heavy, massive chests, and it is en-
broidered for them at their order at
the shops which attend to exclusive
work-and the great mass of American
housewives envy admiringly and sigh,
eff I were rich,' and do not realize
how much, how very much, is within
their reach. The average housekeeper
goes to the other extreme, and in most
houses where economy is practlced, 1t
will be found that the linen-chest is
sparsely furnished, and that the econ
omy in laundry work is also apt to be
in that direction.
How many women that never give
thought to the number of articles they
put in the wash for their own personal
use hesitate about extra table linen
and napkins, and here of all places In
the house economy is most TO- be re-
gretted The shops are full of house
hold linen to suit all purses, and lit
tie extra expenditure in this direction
will pay for itself over and over again,
for linen, like everything else, is better
If it can rest "a bit
In olden days a girl time before
marriage was spent IN stocking her I'M
en-chest, and bits of these precious sup
plies some of US cherish to this day,
yellow with age and fragrant with
lavender. A very good modern linen
chest, patterned after the old-time treas
ure stores, may be made Of heavy wood
by any reliable carpenter for small
expense. Have it stained in Weathered
oak. and decorated with heavy stud
ding of brass nails. The housewife should
embroider her own linen. The size OF
letters used is largely matter Of taste,
but I would advise the medium led
letters as being in better taste.
Mercerized cotton is the best thing
to use for all such work. The choice OF
letter designs is varied, but the old Eng
lish letters wear well. They may be
used singly, with or without frame
work, or in monogram form, or yet again
interlaced Wreaths of flowers are q
common form Of establishment. for a
single letter. These sometimes have q
bow knot woven into the design. A
very pretty Grecian design is that of
half square with severe letter Enclosure
Almost all wreaths and large letters
have to be stuffed and worked in the
over and over stitch. Letters for al
this work can be bought at linen stores
which are transferable to the linen by
merely pressing hot iron over the bach
of the letter. For towels, letters may
be purchased which sew on the towel
and themselves form all necessary stuf
Eng. These also wash very. well, ane
the saving Of labor is obvious; Thu
proper placing of letters varies with thu
Size of table or bed covering to be- EN-
f0nd TO be- but g thsSs B
fablecloths. on each side, opposite tn
center of the cloth, leaving ample, room
for the centerpiece; or diagonally il
from the corner, 50 that it rests upo7
the near edge Of the table; forty o
6fty inches is the usual distance. 70
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-17

Hair that has become matted during
severe sickness may be untangled by
| moistening it with alcohol and combing
the locks out little by little with very
coarse comb.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-17

If hot bread or cake must be cut ct is
usually better broken) heat the bread
knife and there will be no trouble.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-17

cdr. Lauritzen's Malt Tonic' is a
superior blood-enriching drink. At
druggists or delivered to house. Phone
N. W. East 440; Twin City 1890. ,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-17

Cottagers' Train to Hotel st. Louis.
Beginning May Is the Chicago, Mil
waukee and st. Paul railway will run
cottagers train daily, except Sunday,
between Minneapolis and MINI etonka.
Train will leave Hotel st. Louis 7:45
am, and Minneapolis at 5:45 pm.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-17

over boiling water and cook, allowing half
an hour to each pound Of ham. The rea-
son ham is so often indigestible is that it
is underdone. In Vienna hospitals, where
great attention is paid to the dietary,
ham, boiled and baked until it falls to
pieces under the fork, Is given patients
convalescing from typhoid fever.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-17

Chinese newspapers owing to the cheap quality
Of paper used and to the low price of labor, both
literary and mechanical, issued at ex-
| trcmely small figure. The price of the ordinary
Shanghai journal is cash, about one-dfth OF
a cent.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-17

Cloths in which buildings are boiled
are more easily removed when the pud-
dings are done If they are Of linen in
stead Of cotton. Every kitchen should
have a supply of such cloths, hemmed
and plainly marked pudding" which
are never used for other PURPOSES.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-17

In Pinch, Use Aliens Foot Ease.
A powder for aching feet. Druggists, 25t
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-17

A small ham may be steamed instead
OF boiled. Prepare the ham in the usual
manner by soaking it in cold water for
eighteen hours, and afterward scrubbing
and trimming IT. Put it in the steamer
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-17

Philadelphia Lawn Mowers.
Gardner Hardware Co.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-17

In removing cold dishes like jellies,
ices, buildings, etc., from their moulds,
wipe the bottoms and sides Of the mould
with a cloth wrung out Of hot water
In removing hot dishes from moulds
wipe the outside of the utensil with a
cloth wrung from cold water.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-17


these points in az
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-17

To clear a house Of reaches, put pow
dared borax into a tin with perforated
lid and dust the borax into cupboards'
about the stove, on the floor and every
where the reaches are found. Use the
borax steadily in this way for time
and YOU will find that the reaches dis
appear entirely. This remedy Is perfect
" safe, for borax will not inJure dogs
cats or other animals.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-17

Salt prevents moths from getting into
the carpets.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-17

From across the seas comes the 1nror-
nation that If a piece Of flannel or cotton
wool be well saturated with turpentlne'
kept moist and hung up in room, hles
will give the apartment a wide berth, says
the Chicago News.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-18
atprn Dnkotu.
Epuntn mScn Eonnmir0e. Mc0

SphF'iU HUH 0uuuiulWpf. utCStet'
sic Gonntp bIen of iibite 2egislntni
oartuet at en- Tel df DC iiorgauiereoe
eountper allreo og Wnunee. @iiper.
iisr Carries bar ubnrpnt DC fleiie
GountpembeosmGno, bIanot hpilfe q
Salpor 8. Roe, Regifter at 7eeos
% aIbert Stenietter, CT of Isiesio.
rernc. Men Der er life en- cneIte ab.
potat eIIer. SfoIetGrer | oct npe Gpun.
IN bporfor Der enbnn life er i,onGon,
ltoaen Stntsabnofnt eller Sfolein.
p%erintenbent. Ter er heller life en-
gin, iom fan bore GountpiGbe. TN.
pfrnsrfn bar nbnrnnt gmbeosmGn.
oene ira Glitter, ieltot til BAN ira gor.
aere | McaenSie Gonntp; Oct cr oe.
idd bans Eligt at uGpne Ell 9u icru
GpnntplGoe, men oct fan ban life
siere, isr Ell 9p arunolrsses. Oct
BIZ forbnabentIig mart lfe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-18

aoniuIaiiosen ipneg mig ioa fIar
og grei % Norges Ret ioa ilomtpiitc-
liz, at ies life fan anoet end npre
9dab ON at Rorge boooe mart o.
bel man faa fit eget aoniuIatDrien.
Der ct flere geie, ifienner lea. Man
buroe life pGlge en- Bel .ioa lang, ar
man gaar trGt, inoen man iiaar frem,
bpis en fortere Sci fsrer til UsnnIcr.
"Soppeien" Ter greieit no for mia.
Ten nlaa iclses nseo 30 og Cortland
o. Inn meb bet enc MaoI for gle at
ffaffe Worge ben ioIeflare, niet, al
gcftrGutianerne f~orncetebe Ret, oet
bar til eene aoniuler. SAB iaa "Stor.
ipelifen~ buIore ON llnionens Gp.
lssning og arig og gestilenie. Get
blir fitn bare BUILDER M Tom for.
Or.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-18
'GauitabIe"s Pertaining.

Senrp 6. 8rif er SornmtS i Ben
aoluite. ser or nehiat for al uuSerisgc
SorbolSerW ilsoen SET itpre 2tpSfpritf.
riugSiclitob gotitaie / Reu s1urf, %
ban bar i en- SfripeIie til SeIffabets
Grniioent IleranSer iorlargt SpIpS.
ringer ON bets 6itcnier, llbqiftcr,
2erminger til SieneitemonS % Igeu.
ter. SorretutusaSriit on aft mitIig.
Mnn fnar peS at Inie barrS Sfripelie
S,itotrpf al, at Sclifabet Iioer mrSer
morge StrebcIi9heher, % al Set lig-
ncr bin Iuaia@ Stotb, boorom oert
giraffe Mntbe iortGIer. at 1900
Srer bapbe itaact Der / sloreuiS, uorn
Of ser par 9iort rent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-18
JnoIanoet.
2p,nn.

Sers1irlp. Sra Seofuf beret'
teS, at ,sorofiGln ieItes ocr i Gors.
bags ioa itcrtt. al gnsnineerne m.
ftcoe.
CrGbcs al Ct SrGn. Wiuium
s. Solmotleu / ges MoiHeS pieirSt
hper Tna at inofinoc fig | Serubane-
aanroene oa pilcne op anI % @eb,
San aft flGnt i ,Sfacr. % riau troeoe,
at ban npiamIcoe nlt Yfialo Tor al
foa noget Of Iepe al, Sn8ba9 Den
f2tr Ipril bar han paa lin ponte
&Iaos. IA foft Ct lrTn % ilpg BAN
libel. 5 hans alGocr ionot man en-
Sparcbonfbna pao 81 600 oa Seoler
til ct 9cIeb Of $f25, ar inhinet / 10.
ret. &ooo ban ppiamIeoe iolgte ban
% tiente 1euae, % ban bolbt iia %.
faa irit 9rpn0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-18
Scotia ginoabI. Or. phil.

Sohan Saralo Soiuo 2inbabl fsbtes
3ntaarssas 1914 | aongsbacFd, Gbes
riae. bpur bans Saber bar Yreff. gfz
ter 6anerens 9sb 1854 tom Spiua til
SIRgininge / aarIsbamn, bpor ban ait
II Stole flere anr. Senere tpm ban til
annb, bpor ban tog Gtnoeutereramen
1868, f~iloipfif aaneibatseramen 1872,
og 2 adr icnerc oisputereoe ban for Gofs
tor @raben, bburefter ban pirfeoc en- tort
lib iom Decent ! 3opIpai peb liniperiis
tetet.
alerebe I fine Stubieaar toe Or.
Sinoabl Sci / nbitilige b~ibenitabeIies
Srpeoittoner; ban a Iaaleoes meb
paa ben al 8upat Soeietb / 2cns
bon uoienbte Grpebition for Sbbpanbs>
nnberis9eIie | 1870, % / 1872 on
1873 tcg ban Sci / ltnbcrisgeIler / Sfas
geraf % aattegat M. M. ium ~foranltals
teoes al 8~onbusldns SiisboloningsIels
itdb.
s December 1873 blep ST.. 2insabl al
Strcttionen for auenItana Gpueqe o.
theological Seminarp / 8ocf SsIanb,
ST., ubnroni til ErofeSior / Iatnrpioens
Itaberne 90 9tatbematif, bpiIfen Sti(s
ling ban rtbfpIbte meb pperorbentli1
9bgtigbeo | omtrent 40 aar; Ienere
ppertog ban Stiaingen Tom Curator peb
S~tdtsmuiGct / Springfielo, Suinois.
Rnl0et iao inee meb Ell rigbpISia CANT
ling. men Der bar en- tdotiIf Sorpirrina
t ait, og Or. 9tnbabf fit Seiliobeb fiji at
aipe geoiS pad fine uomerfeoe gpner /
aomtntltratio % orbuenoe Senieenbc.
Aeo tin frbudniise gnersi fog ban fat
paa Grbeioet, os ba ban 5 aar ienere
frdtraaote S%tiainseu, bopbe ban af bet
f~creIigsetbe Rateriaie ifabt ct msniters
b9roi9t WfuIrum. til 8apn % @lebc
iaapel for Stuberenbe iom for 1ublifum
/ Msninbeligbeb.
Chen 1895 bar 9r. 9inbabI beflebt
Stilingen iom "Girector Of the Societs
Of Natural Si'torD" ! Cincinnati, Ohio,
n9 bet er unebpenbigt at iige, at ban ogs
Iaa / oenne Stining gier tit aamIe Ses
breiauo 8re iom Ell af bets meit frems
ragenbe Ssnner.
uItoer tine praftiife Irheiber, Tom
bible bere tilitrrffeIiee til at lagge ges
llng a ell bpetis Manbs belle arbeibss
trait. bar Or. 2in6abl fuhoet Sio til at
sipe iig at meb IiterGre Spsler, oa Der
foreligger fra bans Snnnp bnnbe mere
itrGngt pibenIfabeliee Arbeiber OF andre
Sfifbriuger. Tom Ylabien forbbber al
obrle nPrruere beo.
Sa Spfinoeren % Sa6ritanterne of
bt bersmte i~peulfe argemiboel SaIlbrin
snifcbe at slsre peres 2anbsmGnb Der i
2dnoet belastiee | bette fortrGffelige
9tiboci, CT bet natilrIigt at De giorbc alt
for at iifre ZIG Or. 2inbnbls 9iitanb /
eenne sag. o9 ban leher III Grbeibet peo
"She Saiubrin 2~dbpratorn~ I Gincins
nati. git Salubriu er ct pirteliat enc
itaaenbe 2egemibbel, berfpr berger 9r.
2iuhahis siapn iom 8ibenifabsmanb, pe
IiaeleSes Den mnSeuiifc Troiesior Sca
peb Hibbing. 90 at SaIubriu biz bIipe
er Stfoes Der | 9anbet, berfor berger Or.
Sinbabls enersi os Spati9beb.
Com rimeIigt er. bar Or. 2inSabl
punbet bbre Gnertieubelie paa forifielige
Waaber. Ser ifal htu rGprcs ut Song
Cscar-II / 1877 uburpnte bam til Rios
Der af @dia Srbcuen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-18
miaruunlt.

SirbD Sbpmas, Goitmcitcrcn / Gil.
perior, bar reiigueret for at ouertoae
9eitprcIicn al ct MinebIao oeroppe,
oa 8. 81. NeIiou, ell MebeIbanbler,
pil bIiue hans giterfslger. Neliou er
dlIercbc onbeiolet for Soften al Son.
grcSurauo SCnfiuS.
StaffciS Tiae' Clara Gpcniptl
ira Spring Saarp er inbint pnn Ga.
lebuiet | S~oue5piue. Senbes 6aber
CT 800, % Wcberen lao igien / imoa
SmitdH6i9he6er. Clara nilbe biioe
Srrerinbe % gift poa Sfole til bum
III ct Gertiffot; mcr bun fit iusct
Yoit % berof to8 hun Jig iaa urr,
at bun CIT fra 5oritou1cH.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-18

SenS "Ieeorab.E oitcn" til sIGgt
% Senner ! Oct gnmIe 2nno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-18
RuuTuH.
Carrie Nation nnScr Tom

Carrie Wation nnSer Gom. Sra
@id)ita beretteS, at NrS Carrie go.
ton, Rrs. Mprd @cSenrp og @rS.
Sitcp @ilboit | Sreoags i 0iitrifts.
retten bIep innone ifploige / at babe
soelaat Gienbom. Mrs. Nation bpln.
ties til $3.50 gsoer % fire Maaneber
/ 8Gngiel; Mrs. McScnrp til 10
Nomeoers 6Gngiel % $50 | 9s,
Der; WrS. @ilboit fem 8oge | 5eng.
iel % $3.50 | @eber. 9ommen bIep
liispcuberet, iaalGn9c iom biSie apin.
Der ppierer iia ififfcligt. Sorieelien,
for bpiIten DC bsrntes. btep beaaaet
Den 30te September iihitIcorn, ba DC
fnuitc Siuouerne / ct mbolelale grGrt.
oepinsbls | 8id)ito.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-18

Seize Wprun, ell al De Gibite ior.
mere ! Glap Gonntp, bebe | tit Stem /
Vteflin Somnibip iioiie Snsbog.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-18
lnarbtnatntt.

siblis @aar. Sra Some, stloifu,
telegraferc8 til SeattIe, at ocn for.
garl9ne Ginter bar pGret ltieononlig
milo oa oaben. Sien er MI bruot
op luttgs belle apften. : ct. Ri.
dnelsbligtcn er Gauoct nnbent, % /
geortonbiigten er Sieu brnot op Ioa
longt Iom til Some. geringsitrp.
oct bar paret aabent | belle 8inter,
iioeu sSoul,nr bar Sermometret
life pprct lrnber Sero. s Sen iioItc
Sio bar Seuperaturen pGret so Sra.
Der pper Zero.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-18
Suo gnkntu.

Scige Mprun, Ell al De pfoite ,Sor.
mere ! GIap Gonntp, bsoe | tit Stem /
Weflin 5omniblp iioiie Snsbng.
Gaarpnncn or giort. Sra Reofielo
meooeIes, at 8aoronnen iaar blep
giort en- Mooteo tioIiaere cfto flor,
% at 0aorarbeioet life bar pGret
giort ina tiblig iioen | 9egpnoeIien
al Sttiaarenc. 6oftiif al Gaming or
giort | Spinf Gountp,. SorSen er i
ubmcrfet Silitanb, Der err 5iigtigheh
not % lloiigten til en- goo Seit bar
afbrig prret lpierc.
z. R. Robinion / 9cIle ,Spurhc fit
Hegieringens aontraft ior llbfsrelien
al @rsfterne % 1rmningerne, ion
fol bcnpttes til Srrigntionen Ser
belt. Gnbuoene oobncbes brn t3be
oS. al Sngenisr 6. $. Std ! 3enper.
Hobinion bar ngiau faaet aontraft
ior @~rooering al Sonen og Spfsrelie
al groer for Rtsionrt 8iper &
HorthpeItern Scrnbonen mellem SD
pib Gitp % 0ipitic.
SSbsfnIS / Nprac. s ct Eripot.
breo iii Siour Sails meobeler YaItor
6. Strais / @eiterpiae, 2. Cat,
at ban bar mootaoct Den isrgelige
Weooelelie fra Siemmet / Staponger,
at hans 6ooer aigif peo On.
ben Den 2ibe December ~iioitleben, og
at Ell al bans SsItre bsoe paa lamme
Steo / 6ebrliar. Gen afosoe bar
Sufei % Sebifcnborn til 5. 5.
Strnis Of "6remao"".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-18
5Ntsrpurt.

8aoinm er opbaeet 10 Nil siten.
Tor 5orretniHgsitreaet / aanids eitp,
lIelge en- Seaport ira u. =. Ioore,
SroteSior | Semi o. @erman Sdmiot.
8rofeSicr ! ipiiif aemi ueo RiSlouris
StatSnniprriiiet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-18

gestc Guild Distrikt nogensinde opdaget.
Guild fandtes f0rstc Gang Maj 1908. 81
den da er, som we'd Troiddom, en- blom-
strende BY paa over 5000 Indbyggere
ubcboelig Orkcn.
Goldffeld har3 Banker, hver med ugent-
hge Indskud af 5000 900 til $500, ooo.
Septemke~ 4 o. fandtes "shfpping ore''
iCombination Minen. Fra Skakter, min
DIRE end o Pod dybc, err der siden udta-
get over $500, 600, og maanediige Divi-
lender af $40, 900 udbetalt.
Jumbo OF January var de neste store
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-18
Set bcpNc / Wcrcen.

81. 3. gS. Samtltpu / San Sraueisco. Gal,
iiaer: .Sea bar ioist Warmers White
Wine of Tar Syrup | mango War. 9et CT
ben beoite Sofiensoiein ieg Gar feet 90 bar
lite lin 2iee for aiima.-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-02
THE IRRIGATION MEETING.
Resolutions Opposing Reduction of
Tariff on Philippine Sugar.

Garden City, Kan, Dec. 2.-Among the
speakers the last day of the irrigation
association here were Secretary of Agri-
culture COburn, Judge E. H. Madison of
Dodge City, Judge W. z. Hutchinson of
Garden City, and r. P. Davie of Colo
RADIO Springs.
r. P. Davie is interested in the mil
lion-dollar beet sugar factory that has
been located at Garden City and he ex-
planned that II was through irrigation
that ii was possible for Garden City to
secure the sugar mill He stated that
in no section of the country, other than
the Arkansas valley in Colorado. were
the conditions so favora bic for the sue
This was not news to the people of this
section for they have been sending car
/ load after carload of the beets to the
sugar factory in Colorado for weeks. It
good sugar beets and with a good sys-
tenn Of irrigation the Arkansas valley
will have both.
At the suggestion of Mr.. Davie a reso-
luton was adopted by the convention in
which the association went down as be-
/ ing opposed to the proposed reduction
of tariff on sugar from the Philippine
/ islands. He explained that such action
on the part of the government would
be detrimental to the industry of re-
fining sugar from beets and since it
would be detrimental tn the industry
itself it would be detrimental to the in
terests of the beet growers. This reso-
luton will be passed UP to Congress
man Victor Murdoch and Senator Long
with the proper instructions -
The following offieers of the assocza-
ton were elseLelIzf3Jr the new year: I.
L. Diese1a, sprestde1lt3 J. e. hastings,
vice presidant; C.SA, Laucks. secretary;
! c. A Schneider, trSaaurer. Executive
committee: Fred PyIs. Finney county;
! Afford Pratt, HaSuiit3n county; Henry
Block, Hamilton cot7nty; r. A. Beckett.
Kearney county; ]. J. Miller. Haskell
county; Phillip Foreman, Gray county
T. C. Star Scott county.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-02
WILLIE ANDERSON SIGNS.
Greatest Golfer in the Country Secured
by Chicago Club.

Chicago, Dec. 2.=Willie Anderson. the
best golfer in the United States, has
signed as professional Of the Onwentsia
club for next year. The North Berwick
Scot, who has won the national open
championship four times in the last
five years, and holder of the western
open title in 1902 and 1904, has com
pleted arrangements with the Onwent-
STA officers.
Anderson will take up his duties at
Lake Forest April L as playing profess
sional and teacher, taking the place of
Freddie Mckenzie, who has returned to
his home in ST. Andrews. Willie Mar
shall viii continue to run the club shop.
Anderson is no stranger to Chicago
golfers. Coming over from North Ber-
wick in 1897, when Is years old, he came
west that September to play in the oDen
championship on the links of the Chi
cago Golf club at Wheaton, as repre-
sentative of the Alisouamicut Golf club
of Watch Hin, r. I. He finished second,
with score of 1913, a stroke worse than
the score of Joe Lloyd OF the Essex
County Country club. At Myopia in
1903 Anderson was third, with 1876, Fred
Herd and Alexander Smith, both of
Washington park. finishing one-twO.
Anderson again finished IN the money
in 1899, when VIII Smith won at Balti-
more Anderson was fifth, with 327 for
the Y holes. Smith making 515 and Geo.
Low. Val Fitzjohn and BERTHE Way
making 326. When Harry Vardon and
JONI E1GllIJ 4 dE lux leu III 4JOV d w AAOcA-
ton, Anderson, then professional at the
OconomOwoc Country club. finished
eleventh, with 339, Vardon leading with
S1S Anderson made a 70 in the morn
ire of the last day. but an SO in the
afternoon killed his chances for a
prize.
In 1901. again at RIyopia. Anderson
tied at 331 with Alexander Smith, and
won his first national championship on
the pIay-of by a stroke. He tied for
fifth at Garden City in 1902, when
Auchterlonfe's 307 Anderson again won
the championship after playing of a
tie with David Brown in 1908 at Baltus-
rol, each having made BOZ. At Glen
View in 1904 Anderson won by five
strokes, with scores of rs. IS, IS and 2.
IN September last he again won at
! AIyopia, with scores of 81 so, IS and II,
for a total of 314. just beating his old
rival, Alexander Smith, by two strokes.
Anderson won the championship OF
the Western Golf association with the
great score of 299 at the Euclid club,
Cleveland, Ohio. in 1902 and he won
again at the Kent Country club Grand
Rapids Mich, with 304 in 1904, with
Smith four strokes behind.