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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-28
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas City 6, st. Paul 2.

St. Paul, Mimi, April 2S.-"Ducky''
Swami got revenge on the weather man
yesterday and tucked away a victory
over Mike Kelley's Saints The score
was 6 to 2. At no time did the Apostles
connect with Swann's delivery In
punches, and the two runs they did
manage to squeeze over the platter
came in the second and third innings,
before the Kaws had really started.
Score by innings: RHE
u L L y U y ~
Kansas City.-...-...0 0 5 5000 1-6
Batteries: ST. Paul-Leroy, Gehring
and Corisch; Kansas City-Swann and
Sullivan.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-28
Twin city s, Valley Center o.

Strong City, Kan. April 2S.-There
was good game of ball at Twin City
park yesterday afternoon. considering
the weather was cold. The Twin City
team defeated Valley Center.
Score by innings: X:
Twin City o 90 0 0 s 0 0-5
Enthusiastically Center; Lingo
and Stanley; Twin City: McGrath and
Mcfarland.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-28

The Des Moines papers are full o
stun about Cooligan. who beat Bill An
MS out of that shortstop fob.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-28

The practice yesterday afternoon was
a little different from that seen prevI-
ously during the season. Cooley put his
scrubs in the field and gave the regu-
lars practice in batting, base running
and in the working of the signs. This
is the most important part of the game,
but it is never understood by the 1ans
Without inside working no baseball
team is in the race
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-28
Iouisville 5. Toledo Z.

Toledo, April 2s.-By punching hits in
the fourth inning Louisville yesterday
won the second game of the series with
Toledo by a score of to 4. 1t looked
favorable for the home team in the
seventh but the lead of the visitors
could not be overcome.
Score by innings: R.HE.
Louisville ............10O 4o0oooS Is /
Toledo .................0 001 02OoA 4
Batteries: Louisville = Halla and
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-28
Sioux Citv :. HUTCHINSON o.

Hutchinson, Kan, April 2S.-Sioux
City celebrated a farewell postseason
game here yesterday by defeating the
locals to o. The visitors showed up
in good fielding form but did not do
much with the stick. Local fans
have had the opportunity of witness
ing both the Sioux City and Wichita
teams in the last week. 1t is the
opinion that Wichita excelled in bat
ting.
Score by innings: RIB.
Sioux city 10000 OF ]
Hutchinson .......... % o 0 o o % 90
Batteries-Welter and Clapper;
Stanley, Huesman and Miller.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-28

The Des Moines team left last nigh
for Pueblo where the season will ope-
tomorrow. Higgins left about so or Q
CT his players behind.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-28

The fans all over the Kansas State
league circuit are looking forward tt
the opening of the season, on May
Celebrations will be the order all ovel
the circuit. 1t will be the first touch o.
league article for most of them.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-28

The Salina papers are printing a lot
of dope about the prospective manager
Of her baseball team, which appeared
however forget to say that the man
ager probably wrote 1t himself, or at
least superintended the job.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-28


Oklahoma 8, Kansas 2.
Emporia, Kan, April 2S.-The Ok
lahoma Normals defeated the Kansas
Normals in the second game here yes
terday afternoon by score of to 2.
It was an off day for the locals and
while they pulled one more hit than
the Sooners they couldn't handle the
ball and made IS errors. The visitors
made all but one Of their scores in
the first three innings.
Score by innings: Ri E;
Kansas ................0 o 90 0 Il Ii
Observation-Disclosures Pedan and
DAHL Kansas: Powers and Field, Bin
yon and Brennan.
Mcpherson II, Lindsborg 2.
Mcpherson, Kan, April 28.-Mc-
Pherson defeated Bethany college
yesterday in very one-sided game,
the score being IL to 2, as follows:
Score by innings: r.
Mcpherson ......-.........0 2 1 0-l
l1lndSDorg ....-...s.......-u y IL u
Mcpherson made 16 hits, Linds-
borg 8.
| Batteries-Clawson, HOWE and
Depew; Lincoln and Carbon. Umpire
Grant. Time of game-1:45
| Other Baseball Results.
| Lincoln, Neb., April 2S.-Nebrasks
university, s. Missouri university, 2.
| At Cambridge, Mass.--Harvard, IL;
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-28

The Great Bend Tribune la1nents the
| fact that there is such a quantity of
| good material on hand that it will be
so hard to select a good team, and
some of the fans will be sure to roar.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-28

Hutchinson wouldn't stand for such a.
thing. My how times do change on
short notice.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-28

The hope of the Lincoln team is
pinned to the pitchers. II they deliver
Manager Fox thinks the team will stand
the season well.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-28

The addition Of Dalton ought to mako
the Des Moines outfieid a great deal.
There is Mattick. and Dalton and pos
sibly Bader, all of whom were with the
Chicago White Sox this spring.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-28
OkIahoma 8. kansas ?

BatterleS-WeIter and Ca
Stanley, Huesman and Miller.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-28
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES.

At Cincinnati-Chicag
game postponed; rain.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-28

Marshalrs band will head the parade
tomorrow.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-28

Bill Howey went the whole game
against the Lindsborg team and en-.
abled his Mcpherson comrades to wiz
the game by a score of II to 2. II Bill
had only never tried to pitch that Sun.
day double header in July, 1905, he
would still be in much faster company
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-13

day 10 day Modest 70 degree, but
industrious ana paiustaklns, he mas.
Ierci every branch 0f leg,llaiisc pre-
eomre and as the seas0n deew 10 2
close lhe leadership oi the houae, uas
laosa questions upon which he chose
10 threw bis lnfIrenCs naturally
fell. Ills notable triumph Nas IN hia
assaut upun ha insurance. bin whleR
had passed The senate Without 9 diB.
sntlaa e9e aad wss h1cked by ise
iaWmHae department. When the bill
aamc te the house d led the debate
and N epeegS which Tas admitted
no be- the grestes oi the session sue
ceeddd ia reversing the senate hy
vote Ul almost tWD ID one
His hama has been perslatqntls
coupled With lae nomination lor e..
torhey general "a tbs next Demo
cratic primary snd his friends Insist
be- ls ihe logical candidate giving re.
coenitIaU % The southwest portion q
tho state. Sounded OF the matter be
insists hs IS iou Door 10 eniee a slate
campaign though admitting ho hon.
ff rs one % be rnuried
Whatever he MaY 0eellaa eerluiu s.
te hoe msa 20 envithle reDula-
lion among hiss Fellows ln iha lesiale
turc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-13
/ eoMosNIAL WORK
.na slrenn.h 8 9arIarm 4


s person Ia good health is likely ip
ave genial disposition, ambition
nd enjoy work.
On the ether hand If me digestive
rgans aapo Aeen upset w #feaf
3od, wurl. becomes drudgeri
Uniil recently writes Wash
igton girl "a waa rallroa sienog'
apher which meSag iull wofs every
las
Like many other alrla alone iu Q
afae city Tired 81 noanlins
olise. For breakfast + Waa mush,
reang meal acsay cakes, black col
lee etc.
HAftef i few months II his diet
used te feel sleepy end heavy lh
be mornings My work seemad : ter
ibla effort, and thought me Hork
sas % blame-~too ardnnua
"At home had heard M father
speak Of a Young fellow who vent
long distances II the cold on Grape
Vuts and cream and ntthlng more
for breakfast
Il concluded II II would tide him
lver the mornings heavy work lt
might help me. 20 on NY was home
lue Might bought q package and
next morning ! had Grape'Nuis and
milk for bfcnklasl
4 stuck 70 Gfepe Nuts and IN less
lhan swu weeks noticed improve
neni. can't iusi leli how vel
let hul | remember usad @ wals
is hltcks 10 business and knew how
gpnd II was simply lo 1--we.
AK % ms WORK Well. al1 you ever
feel he delight Of having rons anlnl
work and 40 slfanslh 10 perform VIZ
That's how fell irply believe
there's life and Ylgof n every grain
ni HuireNuls
Nante given By Postum CO. ballie
Eeet Niel Real Tile Road ip
Welifllle. Ia lkss There's E Hea'
scr
Evor Fssf TIE abcvo lstltrl = ne~
enc appears from fms . time ThsY
see aaaulne true and Full NJ hanan
Inssrre
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-13
! To
EN- F0RCCE:
? PR[X|B.
LAW

Most OF the Tine Of the i use dur
ne lts last afternoon WAS 9ken up
D considering lhe general appropfia'
on bill Under this hlll money Is
pnroprialed 20 pay the salary ug all
ne 0fl,cers b The various state de.
.atstnen,s, thei clerks, sten0granhefs
nd general EXPENSES for the next two
ears The ful amUuni OF tile Bill as
,aased by the house is sgsis75 There
we're some amendments, the item OF
3n,090 for prohibition enforcement
leing put back into the bin IN thc
enatc this item had been cut out
illptson presided over tho commit.
ee of the whole while tae measure
ias considered, The bin was Finally
assed Oh roll call
The house would mol gecnlc III m
A amendments "a the bill creating
alate board Ok public wirks and
ssed further conference,
The conference report Cd zee |Hts
lam good road bls was adopted on
oil call
senlte resolution No. i2 WAS fe-
lnslderea and amended Unier tails
esoiution an amendments 10 he con.
tltutlon Is 10 De submitted 20 inc
eople for an amendment 70 that
ortlon Of section Q article 3, relating
) consolidation Of railroads. AS
menAed yesterday lae prSvlslap was
ut oui under which sixty days no.
ice was required 10 be given ali
oek holders Of the a0mprny
9he house agreed 70 tho senate
uendmenis 10 The hlll for expenses
Z tne coGorallun commission, the
npar house having added 10000 d
ear 10 that budget.
The house Finally passed Ia senate
lils icallng state normal at Adn
nd a colony Cor the feeble minded
Garfield county,
Word was recalyed hy Smith Of
rant nf ihc deeta Of hls iiIie grand
ii. Hafals Chapel Moore. ana the
suse passed unanimous reaoiu-
on 81 condolcaee
h resolailgn uas passe andol
hlch all unpaid accounts at the
ME os Adjournment Gre to bo audi
by the speaker ena the prestfen
tac seaate
the huAse egrees te the senaie
neadmenA I'd iae 0afant nQfme
4. under a.lph lha eliv 81 paran
tc e9aiglNula 4 site of tNeHll
eres fer Che school,
4He sneekgr was authorized id e-f
'el the iaNrnals oi the five lest 5ayl
tn session
W.itsaas nill YVES finally passed az
mendrd frovldlug for taking cen
Is Of lhe sia'e and gathering asrl
illural statistics ag assessors Whei
iay nre eglng theT reguar N0fh
Whe senate amendments warl
sreel % 0a hill glC pa pragil'nl
6 nieihnd "a pf aedure On eieailnl
ieclal Judges Il ls understood tha
amended iDo th Is practically
aM Cnr
Ienes latiodueeR Iae following res
luton Whieh p2saed oy 8 gooalf ma
lfIls'
WApreess rha state ns 0klahomi
mteins extensive ainc deposits y
ae development s. which large
noun, af capital IS Invested and
aay isaqfeFs employed and
Whcregs. in the iass two years
reef gaaalIiles q slnc ore proaece'
peon labor hi Mexico has been im
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-13


Nj. Charles a. Schafor Nchfaska
Ciiiy, Mob. Ex President local BROTH
erhood Of Bool,bindcra, wrl'csi
nIala ploaset % rivu lly experience
Wlth RorunG,
ssomo years age contracted o heavy
cold which settled in my body anl
nnally resulted in casaraha' trouble q
.ae lungs and stomach.
"i tried many remedies, nut found
nothing aiIccilYo nndl irled peruna.
II worry Cow days was ioelins much
hotter. and as t0o result was 80 rfomis-
lng was glad te keep on using Il, ~
about meath lhuscFeness had entirely
left ms ioints, feit mufh BETTER ana
iho rasarth wea helug CARRIED outof ms
/ 81 l0ms
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-13

Rev pf g. II parkhnfsi of Nov
York saws thai woman Il made to bv
Lowell aud Il would be Just as easy 10
iull n love Nlih 4 blizzard as wom
Ra righg woman The worlds most
pieni need today he says, +ls OF
eand iunihefs lie has sometug ic
Fay shun tho TART 81 QneenllneaA too
bai css not seem 10 think n should
be Hacllea With klnsIlnes ton
sldhine tire eReFx dae father a
craaAad hRad II The lamale sldsof ghe
'anilynieAi seem lilile oai Of place
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-13
LISTEN TO THESE

ra haTa friends, be one
4 maa muni have eerisia pmoun, 't
Wisdom 70 realize what 9 faoi he Is
Bought frieuds sre sever sefin NJ
price
Judge not llil you judge sowsals Nav
take the rest Of your nailal liff bui
You can ielp in preventing this $50 7
from becoming a bowling wilaefass S
just don : howl
There are people vino .now ;hey era
sing and people vino know 'acy can :
The difference between being Hia s.
sie;y and ont Of It il the difference vi
Iweon eI,ooo,ooo and soe0,oool
Possibly tae reason shal airl loes I !
scream whom shs is helns klseaa Is bs
eauac It would apoil lhe klas
The automobile as we'll rs the hoaE
feels cold in uintry weather. fhis 9
the nasou of The ycar 8hcn ap algalsa
bile that is left aianding aus laheth 3
Time IN tho open alr needs { hlapk'
spread over ne bonuct to Keep lie vir'
and cold away When the aasmaph,l
eels cold ii "a bard to keen Ihs va
system IN proper rileplaiion u fl mn
cold air be permitted ip blow disgly et
the engine. Therefore, the falaier "a
bonnet are cosered with a bans
purpose being 10 keep the aa. fas 4 j
correct temperature.
whsre WomeA FslI
| 4 wflges "a the SATURDAY Review
says thai With al the leisure thai wpni
I'll have. with aIl ihe help thai men
give IN the was of opportunity and
| naney. Trey have done little q no,a
| lna for uff Or #eiAnfe nIrlufs
shnW tue work If The Votnen mny p
known by ils Stiffness. lack II mal|Ke
IaIs mlmeuc ntfaphy and abaee vi
Is Ms wans 81 rhieallvllYF Ttal
/ Hghi d BE- enough Is discourage hs
mpsl aspiring woman afslkl Nap lea'l
FIN afg|f|
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-13
M[|NBASE
L.AYSPL ANS.
To GREE
VEL |

Mombasa. British East Africa. Meh
TO- Mumhasa Is alraady preparing e
Welcome The dare Roosevelt when he
lsudg here she latter part 0l next
month Cn his much heralded kirlcal
TRIP. end the coming oi the formei
President Of me tlniled States haf
given decided impetus TO the Inter
est IN ihe present hunting season rht
governor OF the lHoteeiorale Lieu
tenant Colonel alr James Hayes Sad
ier Is getting up a programme Of wei
come and entertainment ftr the dis
lingulrhed vlslioi but IN spite oi
these arranecmonts tae grvetlng
Mr.. Reoseyeis viii be more 70 lhf
greet sportsman wh0ese fame is wei
known 10 l0cal hunters, thaa io tht
'orme President
Cast African sp0rtsmen we're hisl
IN gralifloa 60 loarh that Mf, Roose
yeil had refused the offer li lhe az
lhonIies to grant him a special hunt
lng license fhat would have permit
ted alm to van game 10 np unllmiie
extent instead of eonflniug hlmse!
10 the two elephants. Two rhinocrose.
1--WE hippopatalnl ETC. ol lhu regula
license. Lions and ieopards are class
"a as yermla. nnt consequently ~
license 10 XIII ihenl Is required
The whole population of Mombaa
aas heard much Of NJ Roosevelt
personality and % IS ioking way re
aneut references ta we 'blg stick
ore being made
Hunting prospecta Good
The rains are late llis year ard
hchyy fall IS expected The regala
time for tie hlg rains s from The en
OF January TO The end e april IN
4 moepecls fer good huntlrg ihia sea
son are considered osceleni Man
Of the settlers 10 ibe outlying dis
lircis, realizing the increasing Inter
4 n8t in tae prospect i1r sport becaus
| ~ lhe coming % Nr Roosevelt ar
4 voluntarily eendlag n iai rmatio
about tac movements oI game. As
I Cuullng b diepatea received aet
today record group Of lions, nun
hefsns ihirlg-wc was seau on ih
NaHtll flaiaau north 81 Per. Florence
'fhe Nandl plateau rs ON the wes
side 81 lhe gfeat riff yalleyl Anon
| item wera lhfoe huge males.
Eagr families IL giragies have bee
seeE "a Makmdr. 200 miles lnlan
I .ram ore an the line of tie Ugsaa
Mllree, and elaphanl have bscn see
I as Hihnraah. s7S mica ialana 81 III
lrsiraad aad along ihe sabaki rlaeI
i naf far 10 The north nf Momhasr
4 GMEe Airsaas or scene
/ f f Cunhinehame ihe a0al Hnl
! ellsh aia ssne hunter and nald nal
laraIlal Whe IL IA guide aud genarr
menaeer Sc ,he Roosevelt party ha
haaa here Tar some fima eamnletin
Ms tfarafatlone far lhe fIn Inie Is
xilisme aa wen ss lhe llne 81 lh
lrallf6ad Sc n selecting and hirln
I Demess faf Inc expedition AMI take
( ouie skpelleneed man who aro knaE
n le ufaesaur md "A passess grer
luhyRean sirangih The asalarle kl
n other words. lha eainp eaninmen
iar gaa work N iha open. ls nrflvn
from Lcnaoh ani all win be N read
( ness when Mr Roosevelt arrives.
The mllfoad ear asaG over tha i'm
* far IA Pert l6renep hf ether III.
I finguished visitors 20 Uganda. such a
llha ruka o. Meaklanbure. me Buk
lbf gannanght liie Duke Il ihe Al
/ fuszl lnsaen nhAmherlaia nna VIII
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-13

Hutchinson. Kans after sFylns doe
lors and ar snt medicines for kld-
roy. bIaddC ad rheumatic trouble.
HALLS Texa. t45ncer cured me L is
fhe hest medicine Oh earth Walter
e. Perry 20 s. Main street. Sold By
all dlugEisls
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-13
nsAvIEsT w IS YEAas

fBy kssocaiei prqasl
Des McIaea. ias Meh. 12. The hcays
sess snew IN fifteen years has fallen e
loNa Ia the past twelve hours The
snow Is not drifting end lrafElc N ~
hlnAered
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-13

~ used Peruna for about iwc months
before was able 10 say chat was en-
tlrcly we'll, but have never regretted
tho money which expended for II, for
It hes put mo In perfect health"
caiargh eOr FNe Years.
Mr.. s. s.. Johnson, agoenville, TN.
wflie8!
"a was for 1--WE years troubled with ca~
farrh. Two years ago had ono foot in
tho grave. Ihad tried sevan dociors and
also went 20 eatarrh specialist IA
NJ. Louis, and took several kinds Of
medicine 0 day. could notwalk more
lhan d hundred yards without resting.
aaly sflchds told me to take Pernnas
and dilpo. gn0w feeffhat peruua has
saved nsy me. tits the best medlclnv
nn sartA, and wouldnot bewlthoutitN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-13
BURNETTE MADE FINE
LEGISLATIVE REGG00RRBB REEGG00RRBB

hmung she aew mem1ors 81 lne
legislature iasl closed wso eamc %
ne capllt scarcely Known beyond
Che limits i ih .f county ana aepart
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-13

ported free oi duty, into tla dnltel
States, with the result that our mines
are shut down. our capital die our
miners eat Of esnployneni md g.
great Industry almost destroyed Gnd
Whereas. There "a no import auty
on zinc orc, Waile lhefa lis and has
beer faf 5ears, f auts cit other 9fea
therefore.
na q resolved 0y the house OF
Representatives ef thc state 'l Okla.
lama Second legislature. lhal Che
Congress li the Unllef States De-
urged to place protective lfrf' on
5ine ORG
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-13


Mr.. Emil Plckaril $40 Indians Ave-,
Hammond, I'LL, wr.teB1
~ ain entirely curea Of cataFrh oi che
nose, and my stomach Is IN good condl
tion nlso. only usod about ilvo bottles
OF you, great medicine, although ! had
caiarrh 30 bad and Tor 80 many years
that I Thought | wouldnt live much
longer. I had 20 consult doctora rlght
along. Now M my fricnds say neror
looked as well as ] do now.
II can also sag Chat Il Is q Ereat sem-
edy for coughs, booause Z give 10 my
children. I never will be without II.
| isod enough ether medicine - know
how valuable Peruua Is.
nYou are at liberty 20 aae my nanao "a
aproadlng the merils of peruna.n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-13

For eny pain. from snp &c lga. irom
any cause apply Or Thomas Eclec
trio OIL Pain can't stay where il ID
usai
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-13

Samuel Mckinley, 1900 Askew
Ave-. Kansas City, Mon member
of tho Society Of the United
atatea Jewolry Aucllancsra,
wrliess
~ can honestly say that fowc
my llfo 20 Pernna. Aflcr some
fthc bcst doctorsln the country
gavo me up and told Inc ! could
not live another month, PERFUME
saved me.
HTrayoling from town 10 town,
throughout thc country, and
having TO 20 into all kinds
ofbadly heated storeahnd build
lags, sometimes standing upgor
hours alta time whiic plying my
trade % nuollouoeri 10 IS only
natural lhat I had colds fros
quonuYi 20 whom this would
occur / paldlitile attention ioiA
until last noccmhes, whom con-
.racsod q severe eaao, which,
through neglect on my part, SET
tied on my lungs.
nWhon almost too late, be-
gan doctorlng, but without
avail, until / heard OF peruna,
IT cured inc, 30 Z eunnot praise
lt too highly"
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
THE AMERICAN EGG TRADE
By FREDERIC ]. HASKTN
By FREDERIC ]. HASKIN.

make a successful lawyer, business man,
or farmer. and requiring an expenditure
Of energy and time that are 100 great
tax on the average woman. Common
sense and business sagacity are Two val
liable assets for the enterprise.
Eggs are best preserved IN cold storage
This is the decision reached after hun
d-eds OF ways were tried and countless
experiments made An absolutely sterile
atmosphere at a sufficiently low tempera-
tl9re and win proper degree Of humid
ity VIII preserve eggs indefinitely. Eggs
from corn-fed chickens VIII keep best A
rlan at Buzzards Bay pickles fifty bar
rels OF eggs a year IN brine. and guar
antees that they VIII frost when beaten
half year later Other experimenters
have packed them IN chaf. bran. saw
dust dry sand. salt. and Charcoal-any-
thing that VIII exclude air. Others have
wrapped them in unsized paper and
placed in cool cellars Eggs have been
preserved IN water glass. a siliCae OF
potash. or soda. that coats them; they
have been disinfected and coated with
vaseline. or a mixture Of parafIln, lin
seed oil, turpentine. and fats. while some
have been immersed IN a solution OF
giyceriae and saliciIic acid. The egg
shell, being porous IN order that the iTa-
priS0ned chicken may have air as Il
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12

4 Seattle broker has recently placed
orders with two Iowa egg-packing es-
adjustments for hfty-one carloads OF
eggs. contracting 10 pay for these the
price prevailing at the time Of their de-
livery. This means something Ike 1884,
GO eggs. their total weight viii be S35
tons and If the seIlin price IN Iowa is
% cents a dozen. the Seattle broker VIII
pay Sl27. 400 for the lot And these viii
not By any means constitute the entire
number OF eggs that viii be consumed
ia that large city during the Alaska-Pa-
cifc-Yukon Exposition which VIII be
held from June / TO October i. when
hundreds OF thousands OF visitors from
al over the country VIII be there.
As one part OF Iowa alone furnishes
l3.e9o,eo0 egss q year, the Seattle demand
VIII not produce . dearth Of eggs N that
State. II April a New York firm ordered
twenty carloads Of eggs from Kansas.
Greater New York consumes $3.50 cases 81
eggs week As the number Of eggs in a
case is either thirty-tWO OF thIrty-siD
dozen. his means al least only $500 eggs
q day for the Clty's tables many hun
Greds nOt being able 10 afford eggs II
Is predicted by expert authorities that
The early crop VIII he short because far
seeing packers. anticipating q later price
OF - cents a dozen. and encouraged by
last seasons good prices. are beginning
% store eggs