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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1910-07-29
CRIMINAL NEWS.

Ira G.. Rawn, president of the Chi
cago, Indianapolis and Louisville rail
road (the Monon Route), died Of q
bullet wound at his summer residence
in Winnetka, ILL.,, fifteen miles north
of Chicago. Members of Mr.. Rawn's
family say he was killed by a burglar.
The police are working on a theory
that Mr.. Rawn killed himself. In sup
port of this theory the police point to
the fact that Mr.. Rawn was operating
vice president of the Illinois Central
railroad at the time fraudulent
repair contracts were put through and
that recently he has been drawn into
the Illinois Central graft investigation
as a chief witness.
1t is expected that Alexander Hol-
lander, the former New York broker
arrested at Naples on the charge of
defrauding the United States govern
ment out Of 100000 in customs du-
ties, will waive extradition proceed
ings and agree to return to New York
on the first steamer.
Five negroes were killed and two
others we're MORALLY wounded by
Deputy Sheriff Sid Cauley of Elliott,
Miss, when the negroes. whom he
wal trying to place under arrest, adj
vanced on him with pitchforks and
other weapons.
The Russo-C Chinese bank, one Of the
most powerful financial institutions in
the Far East, is short $4,000 In neg0-
table bonds. which disappeared from
its branch office at New York some
days ago, and there is nc clue to the
thief E % @ III
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1910-07-29

Water Valuable For skimmiIk Calf.
After a skimmilk calf is q few days
old 1t will drink water. and it should
be supplied regularly the same as other
animals. 1t will suffer especially in
hot weather II it gets no water. Save
all the heifer calves from the best pro-
ducing cows for future breeding stock.
veals are at good price at present.
but. 1t is poor economy to sell a heifer
for veal that in a short time will make
a good COW.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1910-07-29
FEEDING COWS
IN /. The SUMMER.

Cows : now in pasture. and they
will be kept there until cold weather.
Grass IS the food, Of nature for growth.
health and for milk production. and
the majority Of farmers feed cows
nothing in the barn while they are in
the pasture during the day. Others do
feed. and the only question to be dis
cussed is. Does it pay to feed in the
barn while COW are in pasture? am
firmly convinced that it does pay, and
experience Is my teacher, says a prom
inent dairyman.
It pays to- give a.little hay as a
relish. Why do cows care for 1t when
grass is available and is a better food
ID a whole?, Grass Is laxative. espe-
cially June grass. and hay is astrin-
gent. Hay alone tends to constipation.
watery grass alone to looseness. There
is an instructive call for something
slightly astringent to. balance the laxa-
tiveness Of grass. Hay is mentioned
because it is the cheapest dry feed.
Byproducts rich In protein. SO de-
SRA BILE In winter. are not needed now.
Grass has all the protein needed. A
little crushed corn could be fed in
stead. but l believe the farmers Of the
corn belt in general will find hay
cheapest and also satisfactory. 1t is.
what l feed at this time of year.
Pasture grass becomes dry and
scant' and the flies interfere with
grazing during August. AT night the
grass is not dry. but moist with dew.
i therefore have a night pasture for
dog days. and it furnishes dewy grass
and relief from flies. so the cows can
eat it in comfort. If a night pasture
cannot be provided. and occasionally
circumstances prevent: then | go to the
meadow and cut sdune grass and feed
1t in the manger.
It.does not pay to allow cows to dry
up in dog days unless it is time for
them to dry up to prepare for another
period Of lactation.
If they dry up then they stay dry
and become country boarders which
pay nothing for their board. After
meadow grass is cut and stored in the
barn oats come on. and a sheaf of oats
in the manager reconciles a COW to the
inconvenience of her vocation. and per-
suades her to stick to her job.
Then comes the time for sweet corn.
Here the byproducts of the canning
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1910-07-29
WASHINGTON NEWS.

Suspension of all railroad rate ad-
vances until Nov. 1 in the territory,
north Of the Ohio river and east Of the
Mississippi river, with the consent Of
the railroads affected. was announced
by Chairman Knapp Of the interstats
commerce commission. A similar am-
nlouncement will be made by Chairma1
Knapp in . few days, It 10 expectoAss,
with reference TO the advanced rst0
proposed by the Western RAILROADS.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1910-07-29

Farmer Loses Heavily in Fire.
The loss on the s. F. Corwin farm
near jamestown through destruction
BY IRE Of the several big barns on the
properly viii total {s25, 900. The fire
had its origin, supposedly, in spon.
tanleous combustion.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1910-07-29
SELECTING HEALTHY HERD.

TO Insure Wholesome Milk Supply
Careful Watch Should Be Kept.
The selection Of a healthy herd Of
cows is Of much Importance, for with
out a healthy herd production Of whole
some milk is impossible. Therefore ev-
cry animal selected should be subject
ed to a strict examination, preferably
by veterinarian or at least by some
one familiar with stock and their dis.
eases.
This examination should include ap-
parent soundness and the tuberculin
test. Whether they be apparently
healthy OF not the condition. Of the I'D
der should receive especial attention.
as conditions which may be present in
the udder may permanently. affect the
function Of that organ.
A record should be kept for q rea-
sonable length Of time Of such animals
as are accompanied by a certificate Of
soundness. A complete history Of each
animal should be obtained, especially
with regard to abortion. either In the
animal itself or in the herd with which
1t has associated. Cows that have re-
covered or bulls having served aborting
cows may act az carriers OF contagious
abortion. al
In the selection Of a private milk
COW the same principle of examina-
ton should be adopted. but II such is
possible it should be carried out in a
more thorough manner, 20 the health
fitness of the family milk COW may
have u direct influence upon the health
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1910-07-29
Feeds For Brood sows.

Wheat. bran. shorts OF middlings.
ground oats and peas. any one Of these
grains Of q mixture OF them. win be
suitable to feed with skimmilk to
brood sows. Il is also well to feed q
few roots or small potatoes and give
the sows plenty Of exercise before far.
rowing. The lame d similar ration
can be continued after farrowing..
gradually increasing the amount. az the
pigs grow and adding a little corn OF
barley IL the SOW becomes thin.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1910-07-29
JACK BouYE IS ACQUITTED
Jury Hold. He Killed Rice in Self
Defense.

Jury Holds He Killed Rice In Self
Defense.
Jack Buoye, on trial at Bottineau
charged with the murder of o.
C.. Rice, was given his freedom by
the jury after it had been out only
two hours. Pat Meehan, who was ar
rested with Bouye, will very likely be
given his freedom by the prosecuting
attorney asking that the charge
against him be dismissed. The plea
of self defense was raised by Bouye
in his trial and the jury took that
view of it.
The Rice killing took place in Rug
by last April in an election brawl. and
the trial Of the case was taken to
Bottineau on afidavits Of prejudice
filed by Bouye and Meehan.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1910-07-29
Five Firemen Badly Injured.

Cincinnati. July 25.-Two explosions
wrecked q manufacturing plant at
Central avenue and Findley street,
startingsa confiagration that destroyed.
three adjoining plants. Five hremen
were buried by falling walls. and all.
were taken out seriously injured. The.
combined losses by fire are estimated.
ct $4,000. a. 81 IL
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1910-07-29
eprlns Wheat Cut.

The first spring wheat to be har-
vested In Cass county this year was
cut recently BY p. ". sBlakely Of Har.
wood. Il was thirty inches high and
the owner insists It VIII Yield twenty.
bushels to the acre. 4. &
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1910-07-29
ELEVATORS MAY NOT OPEN
Most Grain in North Dakota viii es
Needed for Seed.

Needed Tor Seed.
Il il probable several North Dakota
elevator companies will not open their
houses this. fall. There will be re.
CURED for seed and home consumption
about all the grain that will be raised
In the state, taken az q whole. 1t is
not 1t ell probable that there will be
. scarcity in -four and no advance IN
price Is anticipated. The Russell
Miller Milling company expects to
have all the wheat needed to supply
the local demand for flour, and has q
large stock Of old wheat in various
elevators in the state.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-04-29

-EntenueZ.vOus1 roprlt lie IQgl-
tiff.
La ieune file, gu lieu de lui re-
pondre. courut q la chambre Oh
ellie pratt quand la bataille await
commence.
A CO moment, la sonnette resor-
ma de nouveau, ct, en- meme temps,
des coups de crosse 6branlereDt la
porte dc l'appsrtement.
!. -Ouvrezl ouvrez, on nous en-
irons de force! criArent des voix
furieuses.
-Vlte!.... vite.... la sortie,
balbutiait l'homme en- SO pressant
d cote de la jeune file qui prone.
matt d6ja ses mains sur I'm DIES pa.
naux du lambris.
Ellie tremblait tellement, qu'elle
cut peine q trouver I'm bouton de
cuivre cache dams Fun des pills de
l'etoffe de Perse qul tspissait la
CHI andre. Enfu ses doigts le rem
contrerent; mails ellie cut beau lie
presser, la boiserie ne c6da pas.
Un cri lul 6chappa:
lie secret!.... J'avais oubli6
quill y a IN secret!
I'm secretl Quest : ce que O.
veut direP
-Oui.... mon pere seul lie con.
naf'....
Lhomme pousss On v6ritable
rugissement, Ia. repoussa, dun.
revers de. main, ct se
Jeta sur ID porte secrete pour es-.
sayer Dc Fenfoncef. Le bruit de-
coups de- crosse redoublait, ct il
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-04-29
ECHO DE L'OUEST

6tait evident que les asssillants
allaient. bient6t venir d bout de la
fable oloture qul protegeait Zap
partement.
- erdu! hurla l'inconnu en- re-
c%onnalssant que ses efforts 6taient
inutiles; perdu!.... Prls CONNIE
un rat dams une souriciere... Car
lis Won't me fusilIer sur place..
On entendit le d6chirement des
planches qui commencement q Sc
ventrer sous les chocs r6p6t6s
qu'elles r%ecevaient du dehors.
-C'est tot, malheureuse, qui es
cause que je vais y passer... 81
tn m'avals dit O. au lieu de bavar-
der, j'aurais peut.etre pu encore
me SAWYER par les toits....
ct il SO retourna le Poing lev6.
La jeune file comprit qu'elle 6tait
perdue, car, en- ce moment meme,
la porte ext6rieure s'abatta1r avec
I'm fracas 6pouvantable. Ellie SO
jeta sur I'm portrait de femme fx6
au lambrls-le portrait de sa mere
= eli y cola ses l4vres en- poignant
ses mans sur son front. II SO pas
ga alors une chose Grange, 81
Grange meme que la ]eune file ne
sen rendit compile que tres impair
faitement.
Ellie sentit tout d coup c6der la
cloison, puts ellie Wit l'homme bon
dir ct %dispara1tre, puts la porte, un
instant entrebaill6e, SO referma
brus luement sous une violente
poussee ext6rieure. S ms le savoir,
l'enfant, en- baisant le portrait de
sa mere, await press6 un resort
cache dams le cadre ct fait jouer
la serrure q secret: l'inconnu Sc
TAFT hate de profter pour s'enfuir
de cette chance inesp6r6e. II
6talt temps. A peipe lie panneau
mobile fulfill remis en- place, que
les assaillants SO ruerent dams le
salon, ct, ny trouvant personne,
envahirent la chambre qui y fai-
salt suite.
"a c%ontinuer)
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-04-29

Lorsqu'une personne supporte,
aisement ct sans sourciller, une
crosse perte d'argent, au jeu Oh
aux courses, les Francois ont une
expression bien caract@ristique, lis
dissent que Get homme "a de Pes
tomac."
L'estomac ct lie bon estomac- est
a1nsi considers CONNIE la source
de toute @nergie ct de toute bonne
humeur. II sufit d'avoir TN peu
frEquente les gems qui s%ouffrent
du default contraire, de la faiblesse
de l'estomac on de la dyspepsia
pour &tre parfaitement convaincu
que l'&nergie GU la bonne humeur
leur font complement default.
Lorsque vous voyez I'm individu
aux joues creuses, afaissees, aux
traits tires, Sc laissant aller sans
courage nj decision, vous pouvez
etre Sur que vous avez affaire a
TN dyspeptique prononce. Et
aussit6t que vous aurez vecu avec
lui quelque temps, vous constate-
rez combien cette affection Sc re-
percute sur son caractere, ses ma
nieres ct son commerce ordinaire.
De Ia a ~conseiller a chacun lie
soin de son estomac, il ny a qu'un
pas: mails &c quill importe surtout,
c'est de Sc soigner reasonable
ment ct de prendre les remedies
qui CONVENIENT a chaque mala-
die.
II ne faut pas oublier que les
remedies pour la dyspepsia abon-
dent ; qu'en tout endroit on peut
en- trouver d'annonces ct de pro-
mes. Mais combien peu valent
quelque chose? Combien Dies
tomacs ACKNOWLEDGMENT ru;n&s
pour I'm de gu@ri ; combien dor
@ L.. ~ H..
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-04-29
De L'ESToMAC

ganismes detraquks pour TN de
rktabli
Pour notre part, nous ne con-
naissons pas de traitement plus
eGcace que celui des Pilules Moro.
D'abord ces Pilules ne sont pas
de simples remedies empiriques
c'est une medication scienti6que
pr@par&e par des m@decins d'ex-
Ipkrience, des sp@cialistes des af-
fections de 1'estomac, ayant ktu-
die a fond cette maladie, ayant
accompli des recherches %conscien-
cieuses ct ayant fna1ement elabo-
re TN traitement Oh est concentre
lie produit de 1eur science ct de
leurs efforts.
Maintenant aussi nous pouvons,
en- toute securite, garantir la qua
lite irr@prochable DIES produits
pharmaceutiques qui sortent des
laboratories de la Compagnie. La
preparation des Inducements, la
qualit& des ingredients y sont
|Pobjet dune surveillance inces-
sante qui assure a ces pilules leur
maximum d'eficacit@.
Rien nest plus dangereux que
les remedies brevetes prepares sans
garantie ct sans surveillance. LIE
pire dommage que vous en- puts
siez redouter c'est leur ineficacite.
81, pendant des mois, vous prenez
des Pilules qui sont NAL dosees ct
qui ne vous font aucun efet, la
maladie, pendant &c temps, CONT
nue. sa marche ct lie jour Oh vous
vous apercevez que les remedies
absorbes mont pas la vertu qu'on
leur attribute, IL peut etre trop
tard pour remEdier au NAL qui
vous a envahi.
Moins dangereux peut-etre sont
les remedies nocifs, parce que vous
etes prevent aussit6t par une ag-
gravation de votre etat. ct parce
que vous pouvez imm@diatement
olivier a la tromperie don't vous
etes victime.
La garantie de la qualite de
fabrication du remede est, CONNIE
on lie volt, aussi essentielle que la
garantie de la vertu medicale.
Avec les Pi1ules Moro vous etes
sur de reunir Pun ct l'autre ct
c'est pourquoi les guerisons enre-
gistrees sont 81 nombreuses.
ct &c ne sont pas settlement les
maux d'estomac que Pom peut
gu@rir avec les Pilules Moro, mails
aussi les maux de reins, lie NAL de
rognon qui en- est trop solvent
paccessoire immanquable. Avec
TN estomac qui fonctionne NAL, le
rein est aussi promptement en- de-
sordre ct toute la machine huma1-
ne Sc detraque.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-04-29
Le FronCais
;:sl nnie par
lie Roman

aI O E1isa nj, q l'etonnement,
:a5tiG --acctt6 de toute la presse
H s4ise4, un tranger s'est trouve,
!, . sais- 6afcein ,%rofesseur a l'Uni-
, i'd .ESa2---d, qui, Giant venu
nous contempler, est rentre dams
son petit pays, ct nous a consacre
un livre le PLUS 6logieux au mon
de.
Ce M. Bartlett Wendell nous
trouve "serieux', tres s6rieux, tres
attaches q nos devoirs, tres gals ct
point du tout legere, falsant re-.
marquer, tres ACKNOWLEDGMENT,
que ce nest pas du tout Ia meme
chose, ct il estime nos femmes
tres s6rieuses, tres attaches gu
devoir, Acknowledgement sensees ct
vaillantes. intrepides meme de-
want la vie ct la regardant dams
les yeux, profond6ment "fortes',
&c q I'll, non settlement ne les EN-.
p6che pas d'etre aimables. mails
est pr6cis6ment pourquoi Giles le
sont.
Moi qui suis tout a fat de Get
avis ct qui crois que le Frarc lis
est lie premier peuple du monde.
except6 en- polltlque, a%joutant du
reste quill ne s'occupe que de po-
lltlque, Je lis 10 livre de ce brave
Yankee avec ravissement.
MATS vous e%tes-vous demand6
"pourquoi" Get excellent homme
nous a trouv6s 81 beaux?
Moi, je le sails tres bien: c'est a
cause de notre Literature porno.
graphique.
:. Il videmment!.. Suivez . mol
bien. Les trois quarts de nos ro-
manciers nous repr6sentent com.
me pure canaille. Suivez bien.
Or c,est sur celia que nous jugent
les strangers. lis ne peuvent pas
pourtant nous ]uger sur le cours
de Nine Uurie 4 la Facult6 des
Sciences.
Or, quand il en- Went un vivre
six mois chez nous. il est telle-
ment ahuri de voir que nous res
semblons aux portraits que nos
romanclers font de nous CONNIE
un Aamant bleu q une limande.
que, par surprise, 6tonnemant,
stup6faction, 6carquillement ct
~contraste, il nous trouve admira-
bles, merveilleux, prodigieux; mi
raculeux ct divins. II en- Went d
exag6rer; il en- Went 4 proclamer
quill ny a pas IN pays sur toute
a plan6te qui produise pare'lle
ace de s1rhommes. II men re-
Went pas; ct quand IL en- revient,
ie veux dire de oh z nous chez lu1,
il chante lie panegyrique supreme,
celui qul est une palinodie. Ii ny
a rien de plus n%aturel.
II nous force q dire, ne fdt-ce
que par politesse: "Non, en- verite,
ombrez, ombrez I'm peu, vous en-
mettez trop."
Graces soient done rendues q
nos romanciers d6nigrants ct q
leurs romans p6joratifs. Ce sont
eux qui nous valent celia. ce sont
eux seuls. II nous rendent an jo-
Ii petit service. Au roman pessl.
miste la patrie reconnaissance.
Je n'avais jamais compris pour
quoi lola est au Panthe; je le
comprends tres bien 3 oette
heure;c''est pour celia. Ale prem
Dire ainsii pe,rsonne ne ra:plus me.
rite. Sill ~s'agissslt do move pein-
Dire ! faux pour nous faire mleux
valoir, il y await Ia main eomme
-peflsonne meta Jamais cue, Oai.
eraoie,s sociientt rrendues = ceulx qui
nous Il calomniientl, s5s
Seulenenlt. voilA;s ponr s'aperce.
voir. dice one noos gom9ss ct
pour ntous.:trQq!eT- sghlsines par
comparaisoni 61eSssn66Sl Portraits. II
faut nous venir voir. Or, combien
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-04-29
lie Sirop du Dr.. Coderre dome aux Enfants u n sommeiI PaisibIe

Les PILULES MORO sote n vme la Phmmade del Rose ct Morgan. Succemeursd de
Gee. /. Roe, 800 Avenue Centrae
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-04-29
CONSULTATIONS GRATuITES

Par les Medeclns de la Compa-
gnie M&dicale Moro tous les jours,
except& les dimanches, de heures
du matin a E heures du soir, au
No. 272 rue Saint Denis, Mont
real. Les hommes ma1ades qui
ne peuvent venir voir nos m<de-
Gins sont invites a leur ecrire.
Les Pilules Moro sont en- vente
chez tous les marchands de rene
des. Nous les envoyons aussi,
par la poste, au Canada ct aux
Etats- Unis, sur reception du prix,
soc une boite, 81. so six boites. =.
Toutes les 1ettres doivent etre
adressees: COMPAGNIE MED1-
GALE MORO, 272 rue Saint
Denis, Montreal.
- ,,~ c@~~oiI Doicihla
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-04-29

I'm bon estomac, une bonne d.
gestion sont la base de la sante!
ct pour avoir I'm bon estomac,
pour etre SIR dune bonnie diges-
ton, II faut prendre les Pilules
Moro. 81 vous voulez en- avoir la
preuve, lisez TN peu Get int@res-
SAINT temoignage dune touchante
Montreal, 3 avril 1909.
Messieurs,
Je suis chauffeur araqueduc de
la vile de Montreal depuis deux
ans. C'est I'm travail tres pknible
e j'@tais toujoursf fable ct fatigue;
depuis p1usieurs ann@es je souf-
frais de la dyspepsia, j'avais Pes
tomac tres fable, car ma digestion
fatigante &tait suivie de maux de
tete, de douleurs dams les MEN,
bres, de MAJ au coeur.
J'ai pris les Pilules Moro ct en-
meme temps que je me suis gu@ri
de mes maux d'estomac, j'ai WI
disparaitre ma maladie de rognons
qui m'affaiblissait encore ct me
rendait tout travail excessivement
douloureux. A la troisieme bofte,
j'ai senti du soulagement /; j'en al
pris six bottles en- tout.
Je pesais cent quarante 1ivres
quand j'ai commence a me trailer
avec les Pilules Moro; en- trois
mois, j'ai engraisse de douze livres
ct je pese maintenant cent GIN
quante-deux. jesus tonjours frais
ct dispos pour aller a mon travail,
mails j'ai t%oujours sous la main
les Pilules Moro. Quand je suis
fatigue, je les prends pour CONT
nuer a etre fort. Plusieurs de
mes amis ont pris les Pilules Moro
ct ont obtenu lie meme soulage-
ment.
Bien a vous,
FERDINAND VANIER,
r S~:. NK2~k~k,f
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-15
GRAND ISLAND STARTS WELL
Wins Opening Game of Nebraska
State League from Kearney.
BETTER DRIVES IN SCORES
Captain of Team Presented with
Decorated Bat by Boys from
Home Town - Mayor
Opens Game.

GRAND ISLAND. Neb, May H.-(Speclal
Telegram )-Grand Island took the opening
game of the Nebraska State league sea
son from Kearney after brilliant fight
The game was formlly opened by Mayor
Henry Schulz. who pitched the first ball,
Sheriff Dunkel doing the receiving. Grand
Island opened hard on Judson. With two
men on bases, one by safe hit Graham,
brother of George Graham of the Omaha
team, lined out three-base hit and was
brought in by Manager Better. The latter
was presented with a fine bat finely
decorated with burnt ornamentations and
having the Araphoe colors, red and orange.
Beltzer's home is in that city and dele
cation of his friends came from Araphoe
in autos to pay their compliments TO him.
Kearney made it close in the fifth by two
singles and two walks, but Paul steady
after that and allowed not a hit. Score:
r, II. E.
Kearney 80 0 0 o 2 0 0 % 3
Grand Island 3 0 . 90 0 0 o 0-3
Batteries; Kearney, Judson and Town
send; Grand Island, Paul and Travers.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-15
Missouri Valley
Track Events to 8.
Kansas City Men
Manual Training School Gets First,
Des Moines Second, with Omaha
Squad Ranking Fifth.

DIES MONIES Ia, May 14-The Kansas
City Manuel was an easy winner at the
Missouri Valley Interscholastic meet here
today. Several records were broken.
Summary:
Mile Run-Redfern. w. d. M, first; Ken
nedy, Oaha second; smith, w. D. M,
Hammer Throw-kansas City Manual,
first; Reber, Kansas City Central, second;
Halton, Kansas City Manual, third. Dis
lance: 100 feet inches.
440-yard Dash-Frazier Omaha, first;
Todd, Kansas City Central, second; Neill,
Westport, Kansas city, third. Time:
0:537s.
12O-yard Hurdle-Cruse, Lincoln, first;
Perry, Kansas City Manual. second; Nc
HTenry, W. ID. M, third; Reber Kansas
city Central. Time: o:l64s.
1OO-yard Dash-Koenigsdorf Kansas City
Manual first; Mann, Lincoln. second;
Wood Omaha, third. Time: O;lO%
first; Koenigsdorf. Kansas City Manual,
second; Durdick, Omaha, third Distance:
40 feet inches.
Manua,; Koenigsdorf, Kansas City Manual;
Myers, York. Distance: III feet 4 Inches.
In trial kanatzer broke the record, with a
throw of 12i feet 4 inches.
220-yard Dash-K oenigsdorf, Kansas City
Manual; Wood, Omaha; Mann, Lincoln.
Half-Mile R9n-Redfern w, D. M;
City Manual. Time: 2:04, one second lower
than record This makes two records
broken by Redfern. the mile and half mile.
2207yard Hurdle-Hamilton, Kansas City
Central; McHenry, w. ID. M; Wiley, York.
Time: O;27%.
Pole Vault--Davis. Kansas City Central;
Hamilton, Kansas City Manual; Harper
w d. M Height 10 feet 5A inches
Broad Jump-McBain, West High. first;
Wiley, York; Medlar, York. Distances: 20
feet IL inches.
Final Summary: Kansas City Manual,
"A: West Des Meines, 251a; kansas City
Central, "a York. l6; Omaha, Is; Lincoln
10; Kansas City, Westport, AZ