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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-06-25

He has many friends in this vicinity
who sympathize with him in his mis-
fortune. -Starkweather Times.
VIM. Duffy, Of Devils Lake, was
attending to business matters in Ed
more Monday.-Banker Chas. G. Hon
ey was Devils Lake visitor Tuesday.
d. F. Nelson, of Devils Lake, was a
business visitor here last Friday
Tuesday morning party of White
Shield League boys, accompanied by
Rev. G. 3. Stinson, left for Rock Lake
Canada, where they will spend two
weeks Of camp life. They went IN a
covered wagon drawn by four horses
and single rig to haul supplies.
Rock Lake is about seventy miles
north Of here and it will take about
two days driving each way. It was a
jolly party and we feel sure that I'M
der the care Of Rev. Stinson they viii
have a most enjoyable time.-Mrs. 20.
w. Ohonstad and Children left Friday
for Devils Lake after a visit with
friends here. They will camp at Chau-
tauqua this summer.-Mr and Mrs.
A. E. Toomey and Dr.. and Mrs. ogilvie
made an automobile trip to Devils
Lake Tuesday. Dr.. OgilTe went over
to attend the dental convention, which
was being held at that place. -Edmore
Herald News. 4, $5 sa.:. 5 81
Monday afternoon as Mr.. and Mrs.
Justin 1.''t Berg were driving home from
.'crary, the horse got frightened at a
loose wire across the highway. Mrs.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-06-25
NEWS

essz9 ssazs 49, ~
b Ed. Vaith, Of Brocket, is the posses
sor OF a new automobile.
E. o. Moe, of Brockett, is visiting
with his parents at Mcintosh, MINI
B r. R. Commissioner o. p. N. Ander-
soon sundayed at his home at Stark
weather. : s a. 55$ !. 4 s: sss
Iyar Wickum has been awarded the.
contract for grayeling the streets at
Brocket.. " s y .:%.'s. s5
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. James Brown at starkweather
last week. s VI.
Rev Meisel, Of starkweather, Is In
attendance at the Lutheran synod at
Maddox. &=5:s5 > s:# f {
/ A baby girl was born to Rev. and
Mrs. Parnaby at starkweather last
week Saturday. h. +. j rs. .s:% 4
There will be a dance at the large
barn of Robert Wallace southeast OF
Starkweather tonight. VIZ. REX. f:55
Mrs. Olivia jacobson, wife of Capt.
Jacobson, died at her home in Norway
township last week. s. &. s#Sf5' 5sss.s Il
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The Brocket News chronicles pic
mic and dance at Bina's hall northeast
Of that place on Sunday. .=
Thomas Long has sold his farm in
Clara township and will move to South
Carolina. He sold to Charles Ander-
son & Co., of Brocket y II; tzs.G Is
Hampden win celebrate the glorious
fourth on the 9Th this year. Music
will be furnished by the Nekoma band
and Hon. U.1L. Burdick viii be the or
ator of the day. L+ szs ss% s. \: E5G:i
81 =. s:s 5.25 E5Es: p . . st=s &..ss
Mrs. and Mrs. Anton Volse, who for
20 years past have resided In sauter.
township left last week for their old
home in Bohemia, where they VIII
spend the balance OF their days en-
joying the fruits Of their labors in
America. :5 .5::.5 .s :$
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-06-25

Berg was thrown out of the buggy dis
locating her shoulder besides other In
juries. She was taken to Devils Lake
the following day where after an ex-
animation with the X rays It, was dis
covered that the upper bone of the
arm was fractured near the shoulder.
Mr.. B. F. Fffer visited Devils Lake
between trains Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Mann Of Devils Lake are visiting their
daughter, Mrs. .Kavanaugh.-Miss Jes-
ten went to Devils Lake Sunday to
visit her brother, who is one OF Jim
Hills trusty firemen, and runs be-
tween Casselton and Devils Lake:
H.. j. 'Wobbe was transacting business
at Devils Lake Wednesday. Mrs.
Medelman came down from Devils
Lake Thursday. Crazy Opinion.
X S,ss4 Z! s.l&<$ o o y Ill.,, s:5s$s VI 55.3
Miss Shortridge Of Devils Lake, who
has been teaching at st. John the past
year, was the guest of Miss Riley last
Saturday on her way home to spend
the summer. vacation. DIR. ia. Dow
went to Devils Lake Tuesday to at
tend the, dentists district convention.
Miss Edith Hamilton returned sun.
day from Devils Lake where she spent
the greater part OF last week he
Sun is informed that there AS what
seems to be a well founded rumor III
railroad circles that the: ST John
branch train will soon be run from
Brandon, Man., to Devils Lake. 4.
and Mrs George Chafee, the latter
formerly Miss Susie shevlin, return
ed this week from their wedding trip
through the south. They will reside at
Devils Lake 5hurchs Ferry sun. BE s:Ssl
$ffS VII o o q.
ss MT. and Mrs. ). ". Orchard went to
Devils Lake yesterday morning on 4
short visit 9. Wright assisted the
Devils Lake band at the Firemen,a
Tournament Miss Annie Farrell, Iit.
tie Mildred Roush, b. ID erguson ana
Mflr. and Mrs r Kirsch visited
Devils Lake last Friday arwick
Sentinel f8s
Architect Shannon, Of Devils Lake
was ~ MinnewauIa Monday submit;
ting plans and specif atoms for the
new f1re hall and schmid's new meat
market Attorney n 81 Burke spent
Sunday II Devils AXE. IN essrs.
Thompson ana HaIg autoed over
from Devils Lake Monday Oh bust
ness mission Mime wankan Strings.
WIN Tlaa rHnrfp ~ ~ III YSss,s
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-06-25

Z %. q. Mandy has recently put In q
large and complete line OF wood work
materials, and is prepared to do all
kinds Of wagon and buggy repairing
~ connection with his blacksmith
shop. Also At buggies with rubber
tires. This department Is ID charge
Of Jim Palmer, . thoroughly COM
petent wood worker and all work
VIII be guaranteed to be perfectly sat
isfactory Leave orders with either
Mr. Mandy. or Mr.. Kuhn, or telephone
either Bis to 827.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-06-25

of potatoes at Devils Lake this week,
getting good price for them Rock
Lake Ripples &
q 4 u d
L. G. Hoffman and Joe Fuller were
business visitors from Devils Lake
Saturday Hampden Guardian
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-06-25
22*:YEARS AGO T

Frank Palmer was over from the
Fort Saturday: 5.... S,3:s
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John F.. speis-
man, Tuesday, June 21st, daughter.
g. w. Kelly made q flying trip to.
Bottineau Wednesday to see his hard
ware store. IS: 3..Sss =5ss 5:.
Early sown wheat is heading ont,
and the straw will be very short. Late
sown wheat will be the best this sea
son. 4. .ss;:S5i.s 1. :.3 s5:s:
Over 10000 gopher tails have been.
received by Clerk Perciyal at the
court house. By resolution Of the.
board the county pays two cents each
for them. Boys all over the county:
are trapping the little pests and sever.
al have made good wages. The boun-
;ty will continue to be paid until July
4th. Est. 1. 3 &: l.; =5= { ;!.. sss
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-06-25

may ma have q most high sounding title
painted on them But you don't eat
l the heads. " hat you want ID
THE FLOUR
If 81 the Hour comes from us there win
~ NO disap ointment about II, even II
you don't care for the design on the
barrel head. On the con Eary you'Il
declare II the finest -four you ever
used and the most econonni eai Have
your grocer send you j sack sof IA
kota !. sssss:ss ss sss
Made at Home
Farmers llIlll & Elevator Assn
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-29
-s-
Uncle Sam Wants
Young Doctors
Medical Department of Army is Short
and inducements Are Held
Out of Eligibles.

Hey there. doctor, your Uncle Samuel is
looking for you.
The medical department Of the United
States army is short of surgeons and the
surgeon general is anxious to get enough
qualified young men to fill the vacancies.
Examinations will be held in July at a
large number of military posts, and it is
desired that as many young doctors as
possible shall be induced to take this eX-
animation II successful in passing this
examination applicants are commissioned
as lsutenants in the medical reserve corps
and are sent to Washington, D.. c., to the
army medical school,. This term is eight
months and while they are in attendance
applicants are paid by the government at
the rate Of $2l5 per month,
When this course is finished there is an
other examination. after which, If passed
successfully. the candidate is commissioned
a first lieutenant in the regular medical
corps. In three years he becomes a cap
tain and thereafter his promotion is by
lineal rank.
colleges and must be between the ages of
q and 30 years.
Colonel Bannister, the chief surgeon at
the army building, is much interested in
the matter of obtaining more young sur
geors, and is anxious that any Of the young
physicians Of the city and nearby territory
shall call on him to discuss the matter.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-29

TVNWTHs : ssFs
s6moot out for interference.
sRatfed for Packard In thu ~,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-29
BELLEVUE is U UNDER BAN
Violates Collegiate Constitution In
ayi Creighton.

Playing
Bellevue athletics are In a turmoil as a
result of the base ball game played with
the Creighton team Arbor day.
HOWE of Peru, who is president or the
college league. has interpreted that act as
being In violation of a rule in the ieague
constitution which declares hat no menu
Der of the league shall play any Nebraska
college which refuses to enter the league
and abide by its requirements. Creighton
has ever entered the league and thus Belle
vue has apparently put Itself In a bad
position. q,
Manager Jones of Bellevue has received
word from three colleges, Peru, Wesleyan
and Doane, asking about the event and call
ing attention TO the fact that Bellevue is
constitutionally prohibited from further attn
letic relations with them until the playing
of Creighton is allowed or until Bellevue
is reinstated by the officers of the associa-
ton. .,
The situation is at present most critical
for Bellevue and perhaps the entire league.
Its present baseball schedule may be badly
cut up, should all the league teams refuse
to fulfill contracts. and 1t is now too late
In any event, a few league games may
have to be postponed before the matter
can be settled. What action Bellevue Will
take is not yet determined. Little thought
was given to the matter when. Creighton
was scheduled because Bellevue felt that
the peculiar conditions of the case would
leave 1t out of consideration altogether.
The athletic relations between Bellevue
and Creighton should not make any differ
ence to the League, for the reason that the
constitution refers to colleges, whereas
Creighton Is classed as a university and
Bellevue in playing her is not violating the
constitution.
That is the situation from the Bellevue
standpoint. Bellevue men think It explains
the action which Bellevue has taken and
| should eliminate Bellevue from ceusure.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-29

Wolf. Olive Fly, Font, Ardri and Havre
also ran.
Third race, six furlongs: Consistent u6.
Goldstein, 4 to - won, Botanist d@, VIII
son. Z to ~ second. Neoskeletta 1O5, Nc
Intyre. 8 tn - third. Time: liza Laura
A., Critic. Dolly Spanker, Greendale. Orua-
mentation. Star Emblem. Don Hamilton,
Racine III and John Garner also ran.
Fourth race. Elk Ridge steepleChase.
about two miles. Prime Hampton u46,
]. Lynch, 70 to 81 won. Young Bitten u6i.
]. Sullivan, 20 to ~ second, Talfare ass.
h. Savage, 5 to y third. Time: 434. Re
crult. Tom Waddell and Tourney also ran.
Fifth race, six furlongs: Effendi u00,
w. Doyle. s to 81 won. Croydon QO7. Harry,
s 10 ~ second. Aunt julie t95, Crowley, Is
to u third. Time: 1:lA. Babble. Maledeon,
Claque. Sally Cohen. Nancy Lynch, Wild
Willow, Endymion. Belle of Phoenix.
Transition and Ruthby also ran.
Sixth race. the Stafford. purse. mile and
forty yards: Bonnie kelso (94. Upton, : TO
p won. Hurlock (92, Leach, 2 to u second.
Gus Helm C92, Brady, 8 to u third. Time:
1:5. George G. Hall. King Sol. Dixie Gold
and Sir Callahan also ran.
Seventh race. six furlougs, selling Sal.
volatile 006, Bergen. 10 70 1, 4 to /. 2 to Il
won. Halifax do5, Hinchcliffe. s to ]. , tc
], s to 81 second. Jennie Wells 200. Leach
80 to /, 20 to I, 10 to u third. Time: lis
Lady Kerr. Racinette, Yves, Racquet, Rye
Smoker. Simple Honors. Andalusia, Els.
cutcheon, Dele Strome. Lad of Langdon
and John Morris also ran.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-29
WRIGHT WINS BILLIARD TITLE
Jackson, Mayer and COnkIin Are Tied
for Second Place.

NEW YORK, April oh, A. Wright
OF San Francisco tonight won the ma
tionai amateur billiard championship. de-
feating c. F. Conklin OF Chicago by a
score of 400 to S07. Wright won the title
with a clean record of four straight vic
tories.
Three men, Clarence Jackson of Chi
caxo, Joseph Mayer of Philadelphia and
Conklin are tied for second, third and
fourth prizes, having won and lost two
games each. DIR. l.. l.. Mial of this city,
the only other competitor. failed to win
any of his games.
Wright won the prize for the best grand
average, but he is tied with Jackson for
the best high average, each having
l6 1924 TO his credit.
The high run honors go to Mayer, who
in his match with Conklin made SO in an
inning.
The ties will be played off at the
LiederkranZ club tomorrow and Thursday,
The game which decided the champion
ship tonight lasted through t~hirty-five
innings. Conklin played a splendid open
game, but was no match for the Cali
fornian when 1t came to close work and
masse shots.
,Wright's high run was 81 and Conk-
Inns As.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-29
Safeguarded by Four Banks

Your investment In these lands Is fully
protected by the four banks ! own or control
In the United States. Thus you are Insured
that l am perfectly responsible for every
statement or promise.
SO please arrange with my local represent
alive at the address given below and secure
places in my private car that leaves this
week for Canada. Remember-we have our
own cook. everybody gets a comfortable
berth, and II will prove one OF the most delight
full trips you have ever taken. II will be
remembered by everyone for years to come.
Call and see my representative without
delay. He will give you full details about the
excursion. time of leaving. special low fare
rates, etc, See him at once,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-29
SIewfOot Wins Feature Race for Two
Year-Olds at Lexington.

Year-Olds at Lexington.
LEXINGTON, KY. April &-slewfoot
easily won, the feature for 2-year-olds,
at four furiongs at the Kentucky a~ssooia.
was bid up to 5000 and sold to DR.. H. c..
races. Attendance good; track heavy,
First race, four furlongs: slewfoot
Mary (ss, Franklin. for. place, $3.50 sec
tSiTS. Time: S;4sy: Ethel ", Lu.
Brick and Lolita, Greed also ran.
NN:SsS S H1}SIs; S;a5%;sS%s' sS%Ts s4 $50 %ca:;
SS.i5) second, Wine Merchant Iss. Han
nan, 10 show, S2.65l third. Time: 1879.
Reside, Mamie Algol. casperline and
Third race. seven, furlongs: Lady Vie
OO5, Paul, straight A.2o5 won Lafay-
end, Lady EtSeiyn' Cs4, Brsnnon, to show,
$500 third. Time: 1909. Usury, Ben
Double, iYrisator and K%ennewick also
ESursh race four tarlcngsa; Uncle Tom
;1ctSs' a to w sHSw $500 s9I DIsc Won SO sO m .st%
show 1920 third, Time: O:62. Ramon,
Corona, cogen. st. Dustan and Frosty
Orr (101, w. Franklin, straight $3.50, for
place So, to show s4.so) won, Miss Felix
u04, Hufnagle, for place 5000, to show
$3.50 second, Jim Kelly C106. w. 9th.
TO show 1880 third. Time: i:lSH.
Mae Hamilton, Sempro, Gus Gauniot. Sa-
rah. Merry Field, Landlord and Stilaway
also ran.
Sixth race, mile ana a sixteenth. selling.
Malediction q0S, w. Obert. straight 81. so,
for place 1870, to show $500 won, Ed
Kane teS, Lowell. for place $3.s5, TO
show $3.10) second. Grenade QO7. f. Bur-
ton, TO show $3.50 third. Time: 1:51%.
st. Valentine and Gilvidere also ran.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-29

Here you will learn how the day.
light lasts Is hours during the grow
ing season two hours more of sun-
shine than in your own state) so that
plants grow larger and faster here
than elsewhere further south. &S
You will learn how taxes on this
land average less than 10 cents an acre
with no taxes whatever on personal
property and live stock. And how
the government, since taking over the
private telephone lines, has reduced
prices to one-third of the old rates.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-29
PATHFINDER mi SOME MUD
Advance Guard Of GIidden Tour Meets
bad Roads In Iowa.

The Pathfinder Of the Glidden tour pulled
into Minneapolis Tuesday afternoon and
left Wednesday for Omaha via Fort Dodge.
Some bad roads were encountered enroute
to Minneapolis which set the car several
days back OF the schedule and the time of
arrival I'm Omaha will depend upon the
condition OF the roads.
A large delegation of Minneapolis auto
mobile owners drove out early in the morn
ing to meet the Pathfinder. Dai Lewis,
secretary of the contest boards, said that
while they met some wretched roads In
Minnesota they were an improvement over
the Wisconsin roads. The delegation OF
Denver autoists, which arrived In Omaha
Saturday to meet the car and make the
drive from Omaha to Denver. is still I'm
Omaha. Arrangements are now being made
to drive into Iowa to meet the Pathfinder.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-29
AUTO RACES ON LONG ISLAND
Ten Thousand Persons See Time Trial
at Jamaica.

~ JbhlaICas
NEW YORK, April &.-Ten thousand
persons shivered for five hours this after
noon In Jamaica, L. l., while
time trials were run off under the auspices
of the New York Trade association. The
affair was the second day event in the
annual Metropolitan motor carnival, which
will last throughout the week. All were
straightaway contests.
In the onc-mile frce-for-all race, the big
event of the day, the Benz 1s0-horse power
gasoline car, driven by David Bruce Brown,
won in $685. seconds. which wss at the rate
Of 101.4 miles an hour.
In the two-mile free-for-all race the same
Benz car, with Brown driving, won in
1:16st.
The winners. of the two-mile events for
gasoline vehicles were as follows:
For cars priced under 1850, e. NJ. F..
For cars costing $3.50 to 1900. Buick.
For cars costing 5000 to 5000, Knox.
For cars costing 5000 to 1900. American.
Time: 2:00H.
For four-cylinder cars costing more than
1900. Stearns. Time: r:51%.
For six-cylinder cars costing more than
1900. National. Time: 14?.
In the two-mile event for stock chassis
costing more than 5000 the Knox won In
1914.
The winners of the. one-mile gasoline
events were as follows:
For cars costing under 1850. E. NJ. F.
Time: 1:0S%.
For cars costing $3.50 to 5000. Buick.
For cars costing s.. 100 to 1900. tie between
Knox and Chalmers-Detroit Time: 0:562S.
Tie to be decided later.
For cars costing 5000 to 1900. American,
Time: 100.
For four-cylinder cars costing more than
1900. Stearns. Time: .o:6SM.
For six-cylinder cars costing more than
1900, National. Time; 0:4SaB.
For stock chassis costing more than 5000,
Knox. Time: 0:41%.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-29

Requests have simply been pouring
In from farmers and business men all
anxious to come on these excursions
and see for themselves these marvel
Gus wheat lands of Canada.
So many have said 1t did not seem
possible for any land to yield an aver
age of IS bushels of wheat an acre for
eleven years, that / have decided to
make this most astonishing PROPOSE
ton to
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-29
Army Deserter Caught.

FORT DODGE, la, April 27,-Cspecial
TelegramD-Charles e. Dudley. who de-
serted from Jefferson Barracks, Missouri.
April l6, was caught here by the police
early this morning. He probably will be
taken to Des Moines tonight. He had
just left the incoming train and was on
his way to his home in this city.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-29
GOToH WINS IN STRAIGHT FALLS
Champion Throw Dr.. b. y. Roller
at Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY. April &.-In a fast
his title as wrestling champion Of the world
against DIR. BENJAMIN r. Roller OF Seattle
at Convention hall here tonight. The
champion won in straight falls. the first
In 81 minutes and IS seconds, with a COM
binatlon crotch and half-Nelson hold, and
the second in rs minutes 20 seconds, with
a reverse Nelson.
she aggressor and Gotch several times APP
peared To be in trouble, but was always
able TO turn the tables or his opponent.
Roller repeatedly demonstrated his ability
10 wriEgle out of dangerous positions and
successfully eluded Gotch's efforts to Sc
cure the toe hold
'Roller is every bit as good as any for
eigner / ever met. II not a shade better, 4"
was Gotch's comment.
'Gotch Is a gentleman and the greatest
wrestler in the world said Roller. He
beat me fairly and l hona- him for IT,"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-29
Travel in Private Car elsie"
See for Yourself These Vast Wheat Fields i

see vast fields of wheat yielding from
80 to so bushels to every acre-heldS
so enormous that steam plows start
ing in the morning can pillow in a
straight line all day and find them
selves miles from home at night.
The climate Is simply delightful
often warmer than Minnesota. The
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-29
NeIson-McFarIand Bout on.

sent word here TO-DAY that he would cal
off his bout with "Packey" Mcfarland,
which was scheduled for July 3 at Colma,
Cal. Nelson declared he was angered be-
cause Netherlands manager had been max
ing remarks about his affairs. Nelson saws
that II he fights Mcfarland later In the
summer he will insist that Mcfarland
a lightweight.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-29
whitney, Horse wins.

NEWMARKET. April 3.-The Heath
lightweight handicap. tea sOveFeigns eacn,
with 80 soveriEns added. for 3-year-olds
and upwards. distance five furlongs. was
run here today and won by II. p. Whitney's
sixty III. Sea Queen was second and Jovial
third. Among the ten starters was Louis
Winans' American bred Edward.
A selling plate OF los sovereigns for .
year-olds. distance four furlongs was won
by Miss Ellen. owned by c. Carroll. Ameri-
can resident OF Paris. August Belmont's
Burgemsn was second and Miss Dot third.
Thirteen horses ran.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-29
Summaries at PimlicO.
PIMLICO, April 8.-summarles:

First race, four and a half furlongs: The
Monk Q02. Mcintyre, 8 TO u first, Our
Hannah Q02 Upton, 7 to p second, Inspec-
O:55%. Dress Parade II, Rose Hampton,
Tesponseful, Dull Care, Frank Purcell, The
Prophet. The King, F~earnaught III and
Kyrat also ran.
Second race, mile. selling: Belle OF Jessa-
mine Q09, Goldstein, 3 to ID won, Lally QO9,
Wilson, 7 to u second, Wilton Lackays Ql4,
Mcintyre, IL to u third. Time: 1:42. Sea
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-29
Standing of the Teams
NATL LEAGUE
AMER LEAGUE
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
GAMES TODAY

National L~eague-Boston at New York.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia. Chicago at Gin
clnnati.
American League-St. Louis at Detroit,
cleveland at Chicago, Philadelphia at
Washington, New York at Boston.
American ACKNOWLEDGEMENT at
Louisville at Toledo, Milwaukee
at Minneapolis, Kansas City at ST. Paul.
Western League-Omaha at Denver. Des
Mcines at Pueblo, Lincoln at Topeka, Sioux
City at Wichita.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-29

winter extends only from December to
March and the snow often disappears
in a single day. The real beauty of
the summer begins in July and the
Summer" season is glorious
beyond all power of description.
Rainfall is soft and regular with no
hot winds to follow and bake the
ground. 1t produces crops that
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-29
Girls Compete with Boys.

CRESTON. Ia, April 2S-(Special.)-The
high school girls OF Columbus Junction
took part in the athletic field meet at that
place Saturday, and. clad in boomers. they
won places on the team. as they assured
the boys they would do. They successfully
made the 100 and 3o-yard dashes. the pole
vault. Snd the cunning broad jump. as well
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-29
walsh WIN Join sox.

CHICAGO, April &.-Pitcher Ed Walsh
will, II was stated by President COmiskey
of the Chicago American league team.
Join the club here tomorrow. 1t Is stated
that salary differences will be adjusted.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-29
Boston piles Up Big Score.

BOSTON, April 2s,-In a slow game
marked by the visitors poor fielding,
Boston defeated New York today, IL to
.. Steele pitched effectively. base
the fourth inning netted the locals six
runs. The weather was cold and high
winds hampered the outfielders' playing.
Score.