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The San Francisco call., 1906-07-06
SPORTS MAY SUTTON LOSES THE TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP E4s snh S
Jockey MILLER FALLS
AT START OF RACE
SELECTIONS
AND ENTRIES
Edited by
p. A. SmYth
LATONIA SELECTIONS.

By the New York Morning Ielesraph
First race-InHammabIe, Presenta-
ton, Potter.
SECOND race-Pink star. Bud Fiji,
Javauese.
Third rnce-Prccious stone. Mohave,
Clyde.
Fourth race-HareFOOt. Fred Prizes
meyer, Oatshine.
Fifth rnce-RubinOna, Minnehaha,
BeldeR.
sixth race-Ida Davis. BIZ Carter,
Mamie AlgOI
seventh raee-JOe shields, Early
Hours, The Laurel.
Weather Clear. Track good
BUFFALO SELECTIONS.
By the New York Morning Telegraph.
First raee-SDhericaI, Pepper and
salt. Sanzilla,
second raee-VOIaday, Henry Waiter
son, PrOnfa.
Third race-SaIadin, Chief MIIlitan,
f. r. shaw.
Fifth race-ElIicotf, PIaud, Nellie
Racine.
sixth race-Embarrassmen Mona
cOrda. Tayannes.
Weather Cloudy. Track heavy.
SEATTLE SELECTIONS.
By Fred +. Mulholland.
First rnee-Tramway, Carriek. Liz.
Second raee-sfeyon, Libervale, sweet
Maid.
Third race-Rathgar, Pnehuen, Matt
Hogan.
Fourth race-The HuguenOt, CrigII,
Florence FOnsO.
Fifth race-Pimpl<im, Yaakee Jim,
EIOta.
Sixth race-RoyaI Rogue, Lolita Glad
stone, Judge.
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SEALS BEAT OAKS
IN SLOW CAME.
Hildebrand Scores Three
Men With a Triple
Bagger in Right Field
Irwin Brings Hard-Hit-
ting Team Mate in
With a Long Drive

RESULTS OF GAMES.
San Francisco 4; Oakland 2.
Los Angeles 2; Fresno L. tTen inn
ings(.
Seattle 5; Portland 4. CTen innings).
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los ANGELES.

sMcGregor out for bunting thlfd strike
ssOne out when winning run scored
RIMS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-06

GAMES TODAY.
San Francisco at Oakland.
Fresno at Los Angeles.
Portland at Seattle.
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Are Not Allowed a Hit by the
Favorite of the New York
Fans on the Polo Grounds.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NEW YORK, July Sin a pitchers
battle New York defeated Boston to-
day. II was splendid game through
out, neither side being charged with
a misplay. Score:
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Pittsburg


Batteries-Leever and Phelps; Reu1
bach and king. Umpires-ODay an
Johnstone-
BROOKLYN. July 5.-Philadelphi
defeated the home club by a score {
6 to 5. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-06

PITTSBURG, July 5.-The Chicagos
developed a batting streak in the sew
enth inning, scoring five runs and win
ming the game. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-06

Boston ..... 0 o
New York ...............
Batteries-Pfeiffer and O'NeiI; Math-
ewson and Bowerman- Umpire-Ems
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-04-04
Lower Mule Creek.

From the Coldwater Star.
Frank McIntire is especially fond of
duck, so he says.
Mr.. Schaub is entertaining his friend,
Mr.. Wiles. from Chicago.
Ed South and Rube Carr are the
champion duck hunters this week.
The Lenertz and EstilI schools held
joint literary exercise on Friday Of
last week.
wilson South always keeps po und
OF candy in his overcoat pocket. and
Charley Sewell and the girls know it.
Among the many friends who assem-
bled at the Schaub ranch last Friday
evening were Virgil Plat and Billy
Klmple.
Ralph Long is a proficient player of
the harp. Our Mule creek musicians
are among the best in the state, il we
do say it ourselves.
Some of our neighbors spend their
leisure evenings driving young mules.
When the mules get tired and wish to
rest, the driver alights and proceeds on
foot.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-04-04
Coidwater Pickups.
From The Talisman.

From The Talisman.
A committee of three Menonites were
here this week looking for a location
for Menoni te colony.
Charley Moomau, OF Medicine Lodge
has accepted position as timer at TIE
Geo. II. Torrey hardware store.
Mr.. aud Mrs. n. A. Lytle entertained
the members of the Y. T. S. C. E. OF
The Presbyterian church on last Tues
day evening. An old fashioned spell
ling contest was one of the attractions
and furnished amusement to all pres
emit.
Ben Eaton. who is well known to a
number OF our people, having conduct
ed a hotel for several years In Cold
water, where he got his first experiences
in that line OF business, and who has
been the owner OF the Carey hotel &C
Wichita for some time. is making ar
rangements to build q 500. COO hotel at
Guthrie. Okla, and further proposes TO
furnish II at Q cost Of SO .000.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-04-04
hoabeI Items.

From the Herald.
Geo. McNabb, the popular tonsorial
artist of Nashville, was a visitor at the
metropolis of this section Monday.
ii. FL. Hooker of Medicine Lodge is
looking over this part of the country
for farm or two. We have them here
and would be pleased to have Mr..
Hooker and family as iocaters here.
abouts.
Now that the bright days of spring
are at hand we expect to see Harry
Austin and his fine team of Shetland
ponies parading our streets. There Is
not boy in Isabel who does not think
he has use for team just like Harry's.
May 5th Isabel will once more do her.
self proud and give its annual gala day
entertainment. The program has not
been arranged yet, but all can depend
that Isabel will still continue to show
that it's the biggest little town in Kan.
sas.
John Wheatley is busy putting in his
line that will connect Isabel direct with
Medicine Lodge. A new central sta.
tlon with switch board is soon to be
established in the bank building. Mr..
Wheatley has certainly made good all
the expectations of patrons. Our SER
vice here is as good as any have and
the price IS lower than in more popu-
lOus districts.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-04-04
x7Owa Items.
Clipped from the News-Review.

Clipped from the News-Review.
Marshal Clark Bunton is laid up with
the grip. His brother In law, Webb
Parker, is looking after his official du-
ties.
J. b. Best and his gang are pushing
work on the Hazelton township and
Kiowa telephone line. The poles are
all up and the wire will be. strung in
few days.
L. c. Golf had quite seige with
stomach trouble lately. He is getting
well slowly. He has the new school
house at Conway Springs we'll along
and IS finishing up the building in a
manner that will make the structure a
credit to the contractor and to the town.
One of the railroad labores employed
on the new road approaching the city
from the southeast had his hand mash
ed by tie that fell on it and YVES
brought to the city to have DR.. A. s.
Cloud dress it. The hand was in bad
shape when the man was taken to the
doctor.
From the journal
Mrs. George Clark and children of
Mangum. l. T., came in Monday and are
| the guests OF her parents. Robert Brak-
ey. and wife and other relatives.
Chas. SHILLING visited his sister, Miss
Ada, at the hospital in Wichita last
Sunday and reports her improving with
the prospect of coming home In about
one week.
Mrs. Boone Kinkaid with Mrs. Sew.
ard [. Field and her brother. Zeal
Johnson. drove over from Medicine
Lodge Tuesday morning returning that
evening through gentle spring lain.
Miss Lamar of Clinton. Mo-, who has
been visiting her uncle, IL. Whltton,
and family for the past month, was
summoned to her home Tuesday on
account of the serious illness of her
mother.
M. 5. Justis received word that H. G.
Bloom of Turon, Kansas, was in the
hospital at Hutchinson, having under
gone an operation last Thursday for
appendicitis. The last report left him
getting along as we'll as could be ex-
pected. Mr.. and Mrs. Bloom have
many friends here, who wish him a
speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gregory received q
message Wednesday morning from
Reynolds, Nebraska, that their grand
daughter, Alberta. was very sick. They
were making all arrangements to leave
on the O'Clock Mo. P. train that even
ing when word came that she was much
better. 1t is hoped that she may still
| improve.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-04-04
Moore MppQWaNa Stories.

Z. Beyans is sowing barley this week.
Lambs quarter will soon be on the
bill Of fare.
Austin Callson is looking for the
cars to roll by any day now.
Pet Schuyler still makes those regu.
lar drives south. Sickness we guess,
The Farmers Telephone line between
Kiowa andthe Lodge VIII be built soon.
W. T. Gavin is helping Clifford Tai.
DOT build dam in the latter's pasture.
James Faulconer left on Monday's
train for the east to purchase a fine
jack.
l.. A. Albright delivered corn at Kio.
wa to U. s. Lands at. forty cents per
bushel.
Geo. zimmerman expects to com.
mence planting corn the fore part of
this week.
The noted lecturer, Frank Dixon. at
Inc medicine Lodge opera house on the
evening of April 9th.
a. Scott of Kiowa and Mary Ander.
son OF Medicine Lodge were married on
Sunday, March twenty. fifth.
Ed Newkirk moved to the county seat
tuesday where he has accepted rosi.
ton in the banking business.
w. Il. Gavin and s. l.. Bevans took
In the Richards & Prlngle's Georgia
Ministries at Kiowa Monday night.
w. A. Newkirk lost a fine calf last
Monday by being overcome with heat
while driving it home from Henry
Hull's place on Mule Greek.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-04-04
Ming0n0 Items.
Farmers are busy drilling barley.

Farmers are busy drilling barley.
Harve Tedrow took trip to Deer
head last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pepoon and Charlie Wis
tied Herbert Groves, and family last
week.
w. E. Galloway and Eddie were con.
fined to the house with the grip several
days last week.
Several parties were through the
neighborhood gathering up feather beds
to clean last week.
w. ]. Gibbs and son of Sharon were
in the valley last week selling patent
medicines, fiavoring extracts and toilet
articles.
Of the first 26 days of March 20 were
wholly cloudy. Although only 1.46 in.
ches of rain fell there were rainy and
snowy days.
Frank Dixon, the famous platform
entertainer, Will be at Medicine Lodge
Monday night, April 9th. You Will
enjoy hearing him.
The S. w. K. G. sent Tom Parker to
Mayfield. He rs a son of H.J Parker
and wife and former Mingona boy.
Glad to hear of his success.
Fred Nurse was at Deerhead last
week and this doing carpenter work on
j. I'll. Gentry's house and finishing the
new M. E church at that place.
Charlie Pepoon took the county ex.
animation at Medicine Lodge last Fri.
day and Saturday. He stayed at the
home of Johnnie Protheroe during that
time.
The main railroad camp moved last
Thursday from the Lee Strickland pas.
ture to four miles fouth of the Lodge.
They are nearly through grading in this
township.
Miss Nellie Garten closed her school
at Forest City last Saturday. She and
her pupils gave an exhibition at night.
These items are sent in too early to say
now great a success it was.
Miss Farley rested from teaching
the Bitter Creek school week ago last
Saturday by accommodating in the
depths of DEVILS Gulch. She was the
guest for the day of Mrs. Basey.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-04-04
DeeKhedd Items.

April Fool came in windy.
b. II. Roberts will soon be leaving
US.
The people have begun to plant
garden.
G. E. Golf went to Medicine Ledge
last Saturday.
ID. S. Bruce purchased r A. Spencer 8
organ for his wife.
Literary will be on the 18th at the
Clement school house.
S. Y. Carr and son, Ruben, were trad.
ing in Lake last week.
j. w. DeGeer's gave party at their
home Friday evening. All report q
good time.
We are sorry to say that the mumps
are raging In Deerhead. The mail car.
rier has them.
w. II. Drury is having an addition
built. G.. G. Cline and John Crary are
doing the work.
Literary Saturday night was very in.
teresting. The dialogue, sour Boys
of l776," was very good.
We did not miss the count very much
by counting the chickens before they
were Matched. Mrs. Golf has her num-
Der.
If reports are true Mr.. Golf has
traded his place for some properly in
Oklahoma. We would be very sorry
indeed to lose such good neighbor.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-04-04
LassweH Items

Mumps! Mumps!
Wheat is looking fine in this vicinity,
Harry White is working for o. F.
Rowley.
Wilson Holmes ,is quite sick with
the humps.
The Elwood Sunday school has COM
menced again.
John Angel has completed his well
and has plenty of soft water.
Mrs. Smith of Kiowa is here visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Jim Bragg.
Grace Ball, in order to be- in style.
had light attack Of the humps.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Bragg. ON
March q, nice little housekeeper.
Mrs. RAINIER of FAIRY, Oklahoma
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Wilson
Holmes.
Joseph Ogden was helping one of his
neighbors put in barley last Saturday
evening.
Hear Frank Dixon, the great lectur-
or, at Medicine Lodge Monday night
April 9th.
Earl Holmes was hunting for some
OF his steers the first of April that were
not lost. Ha! Hal
The Lasswell mail carrier has failed
to make his appearance since last
Thursday. No doubt he has the
humps also.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-04-04
Hazefon Items.

G. w. Payne aud Frank Baker built a
nice porch for Scott Circle last week on
his farm dwelling north of town.
| l.. G. Rugg is preparing to build a
big barn On his farm south of town.
Something he has long been in need of.
Mrs. DR.. Burnett of Wichita was Wis
iting relatives and friends the latter
part of last and the first of this week.
John d. Brown of Anthony Kansas
was here last week On real estate bust
ness ard reports everything on the up
grade in his locality.
Ed Pfaff moved TO the A. III. Robin
son farm southwest of town last week
and now Ed and Annie are actually
keeping house just like old people.
Qnince Circle is building new house
on his farm west of town. Nun Al
bright Is the boss carpenter on the job
and this insures Ounce good one.
j. I. Cook left last week to view a
portion of the.west and may decide to
invest before ne gets back to Hazelton.
A place he is sure to return to in due
time.
j. G. Milan came in from Chicago
last week to visit with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James B. Milan, southeast of
town. He will remain here for several
days.
j. Il. Garner sold his store building to
a Wichita man last week and the same
VIII be used for some kind of wet goods
in the near future-perhaps this week
will see it started.
A. j. Ayers. Gay Hurd and John
George left for the west last week and
up to date haven't returned. We gave
them at best three weeks to get back in
aud the time is not up yet.
Just think of it, the demand for
| houses doesn't let up and people are
still wanting to locate right here in
town. 1t would pay some one to invest
a few dollars in building houses to
rent.
r. L. Keller looks as though city life
agreed with him, and will return to
Wichita the first of this week. He is
not going to stay there much longer, as
he will engage in the real estate bust
ness with j. Z. CaudilI here IN a few
| weeks.
The Hazelton Herald advises people
to bring their mail order catalogues
with them to compare with the home
merchants prices, but we advise them
not to do it but to burn the catalogue
on receipt of same and thus do away
with a bad temptation at once.
John Circle is delivering about three
thousand bushels of old wheat to one
of the Hazelton elevators. 1t doesn't
look as though it had paid John very
much for holding it unless he counts
the use of 1t something. Sixty. eight
cents is what we understand he is get
ting for it.
After very short sickness J. K. Z.
Halstead, died last Wednesday morn.
ing and was laid to rest in the Hazelton
cemetery Friday. The Odd Fellows
conducted the burial services. Mr..
Halstead was an old settler IN this To-
cality and was known for many miles
around. The funeral was one of the
largest ever seen in Hazelton. He
leaves very large family of children,
a wife and host of friends to mourn
his departure from this to better land
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-04-04
Advertised Letters.

Letters remaining uncalled for in the
postofhce at Medicine Lodge for the
week ending March 81, 1906.
Mrs. Annie Murley. Mr.. Chas. Du-
nam, Mr.. II. E. Thompson.
When calling for these letters please
state that they have bean advertised.
IN. Tzus,P. II.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-04-04

Threelittle babes were nestled In bed.
I'm name William, Willie and Bill. y
mother said;
Wide was her smile, for triplets they be.
She lays her good luck to Rocky Noun
tain Tea. Great baby medicine. -
Gem Drug Co.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-04-04

Royal Hahn, the most capable live
stock inspector on the territorial sani-
tary board, was removed to make a
place for Ed Thralls OF Woods county.
AOne OF the county commissioners is re-
ported as saying that I'VE had to get
ed JOB to get him of our hands. p
AlYa Record.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-04-04

b. Is. Daugherty and family willleaye
In a few days for Coldwater. They sold
their residence in this city and land In
the county, and re invested in Conan.
che land.-Harper Advocate
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-04-04

Man wanted to work in blacksmith
shop. Steady job.-C. N. Marshall.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-12

All kinds of. muslin underwear at
Pople,s. Tip-top styles at rock-bot-
tom prices
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s.THE Ess 27
"a new ORGANIZATION WILL
tiKEEYREsuETFRoMM MEET
ING AT THE JACKSON
hotel

Next Sunday morning there will be
made an attempt to organize IN this
city a circle of The Homeless &c"
Those who are interested arerequestet
TO meet IN the parlors OF the Jack
son Hotel at ten-thirty on that day
There Is already large number OF
the society In this city. and the pur-
pose of this meeting is to organize
them, as well as all others who wish
TO Join. intoea local branch which will
hold meetings for social purposes each
month in one OF the local hotels. John
"A. BiIfer, at the Jackson Hotel, and
r. z. Hardwfcke have the movement
In charge here
; The oder is composed very largely
of drunmers and some business men
It's. origin was on Thanksgiving day,
1900. when John J. Davis. of Indian
apoIis. Ind. having been unable to
reach his home. suggested to-sererai
friends. who were likewise detained in
Pittsburs;that they dine together. The
suggestion was accepted with consid-
erabie favor and resulted in twenty
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-12
SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE SITUATED IN
FAIRMONT. WEST
VIRGINIA

Notice is hereby given that the an
dersiSned. by virtue of the authority
vested in them under the terms of the
last will and testament OF James Z.
HouEh. deceased which said will i
of record in the Office OF the clerk -oi
the County Court of Marion count:
West Virginia. in VIII Book No T. on
page IS. viii offer for sale. on Tuesday.
May first A. D. 1906. at O'clock ?.
NJ at the front door OF the Court
house of said Marion county. at pub
lie auction the following described
real estate of which said James +.
HouGh died seized and possessed viz:
All of that certain lot, or parcel .:
land supposed ID contain one % acre
and forty 900 poles. situated and
abutinS on the extension of Monroe
street. in Tat Third ward of the City
OF Fairmonr- This land has loca-ed
on it good and substantial frame
dweIling-aouse. equipped for narura!
gas: and with good barn and otEe:
outbuiIdinss, and good well OF water.
and Is desirable as a suburban resi-
ience-
Terms Of Saie.-one-third OF the
purchase price and as much more as
the purchaser may elect 70 pay. cash
in hand. and the residue IN two equa!
instaIlments. payable in one and two
years from day OF sale. with interest;
and the purchaser will be required tc
give his notes, with personal security.
for said deferred payments. and a ven
doris lien will also be retained in III:
deed 70 further secure said unpaid pur-
chase money
The coal underlying said Land. To-
gether with the usual and necessary
mining rights and privileges to re-
move the same, will be reserved.
Given under our hands. on this 18th
day of April. A D.. 1906
WILLIAM E HOUGH and JOHN H
HOUGH. Executors OF the last Kill
and testament of James F. HouSh.
deceased
deceased a13-1ft
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coMarssrovrs-s NOTICE..

S>sSsfssseS = - - ~ -
70 Leroy Taylor. Trustee plaintir.
ana wiIIEana Mason and Jesse
Mason. pa-tners as ". 2 Mason g.
company: ChaFSes e JoEEHe 5Car
nineton Forsea Tool company.a cor
poration.. The Huntington Develop
ment Company. corporation West
Virginia BcIEer & Machine Company.
corporation: Frank Kelley and
Howard Kelley. partners as Kelley
Eros: Henry Syogt Machine Com
pany. q eorpora6on- Charles E.
Minor and Ross Devore. partners as
Warrington Roofing Company: Ores
cent supply Company. q corpora
ton: F. A sPrichard Company:
Brown and Zortman Machine Com
pany. corporation: Smith Premier
Typewriter Company. a corporation;
Crucibre Steel Company OF america.
corporation: Machfn;sts Supply
Company George D. Barnard &
Company: Erliort-Herrick Lumber
Company. corporation: Thomas NJ.
Rose: PittsburS Office Equipment
Company. corporation: Grafton
Foundry Machine Company. a cor
porar;on: John r Bourne: Fred G.
Barlow: Harry Beatty and c. p
Dancer. partners as Beatty & Dan
Ger: Pirtsburr Plate Glass Company.
a corporation- Standard Supply &
Equipment Company. corporation:
Pope Manufacturing Company. a
corporation, Birlins-Chapin Com
pany. a corporation: Charles Phil
lips Tool Company, corporation:
VIM II Furbee. doing business as
VIM Il. Furbee Insurance Agency:
c. w Crozier; James A Hough.
constable. and e H. Debenjerfer.
defendants
n the Circuit Court Of Marion county,
West Virginia. in ehaneery-
You and each OF you VIII take no
ice that in pursuance OF a decree OF
aid court entered on the 10th day Of
Iarch. 1906. In the chancery cause
herein pending wherein you are the
sarties complainant and defendant, I
ave fixed upon Saturday. the 5eh day
# May. 1906. at my Office in the city
( Fairmont. Marion county, West
as the time and place for he
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-12

Buy a quart~of whiskey from Shaw
and Carey and get a quart Brandy free
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-12
YEA TIER
BULLETIN
FOR The WEEK ENDING APRIL
10, fsoe-GENERaL SUM

PARKEESBCRG. April L. Clear
weather was general over the entire
State during the first three days OF
the month: but high northeriy winds
prevailed on the list and in sections
on the End On the End an area OF
high atmospheric pressure was cen
trail over the State Cloudy weather
set in over all sections, on the morn
ing OF the 18th. caused by storm
which was central over the extreme
southwest portion of the country This
on the 9Th and 9th the fall for both
days averaging aboat one half an inch,
ard the largest local amount reported
was -. inches at Terra Alta. Pres
ton county The falls We're very light
over most of the panhandle section
In 1905. The rainy period in the first
decade in April was from the 18th to
the .th. and the falls were somewhat
greater than during last week In
1901. the first rainy period in April
did not set in until the 7,h. continuing
to the 10th. except there We're showers
on IDts i A4S A<1l4 A<AoS SNAA
was very beneficial to vegetation
Snow fiurries were reported from the
mountain sections of The State on the
9Th
The temperatures Were s"asonable
in all sections but were somewhat
above the normal. except in a few,
districts The mean temperatures OF
the different sections for the past
seven years. computed At selected sta
tons. for the first decade in April.
are as follows: Panhandle section
The means for the same period this
10 degrees. northern section II de-
Erees: southern section. 4. degrees
April computed from stations for
wardinG reports. are as follow Pan
handle section. - degrees northern
section. "a degrees: southern section
~ degrees The mean temperatures
over The State during the first week
in April last year averaged about ?
degrees higher