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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-10

The Soos' new left fielder, Breen,
looks like classy performer but Wag-
ner had trouble in center even though
he made two stellar catches.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-10
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
AT MINNEAPOLIS.

Score: R.H.E.
Kansas City IL o 2 1 Is s &
Minneapolis 20 0 O-3 8
Ratteries-Kansas City, Brandon and
O'Connor; Minneapolis, Waddell and
Smith. Umpires-Chil and Ferguson.
AT INDIANAPOLIS.
Score: R.H. E.
Columbus 100000 o-o-s 2
INDIANAPOLIS 20 o 1 0 o 0 o o OIL 2
Batteries = Columbus, Cook and
Bemis: Indianapolis. Schiller and Rit-
ter. Umpires-Owens and Eddinger.
AT LOUISVILLE.
Score: RI. E.
Toledo ...01 9,O1OS 0113 is 8
Louisville -. 20 o o o OF 3 PIP Is 4
Batteries-Toledo, W. James and Ad-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-10

The Kaws all claim to have won
three straight games in Denver but
did not get credit in the score col
umn because of the interference of
Umpire Joe Shoemaker.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-10

mond A. c. on May Is. The fighters
will weigh in at 154 pounds at 8 O'Clock.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-10

Thomson has developed one of the
sweetest swings at the ball in the
league-and he connects with regular
ity. 'Zwowie" the kid fans call it
and that just about expresses it. And
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-10
western Association Scores.

Coffeyville, Kan, May 10.--In a see
saw game, Coffeyville defeated Sa-
pulpa. to 6.
sapuIpa ooOO5o1o-6 S 8
Coffeyville -. L 1000 ~ 6 1
Batteries-Near, Ridgley. Hester
and Leroy; Judson. Allen and Brad
bury.
Joplin Mo-. May 1o.-A home run
in the sixth by Enloe. for Joplin. was
the only feature of listless game
Tuesday. Score: R.H.E.
Springfield - 20 1000 0-s1 6
joplin .......1 o 2 2 80 II 2
Batteries-Sewell and Goldwaithe;
Meers and Kelley.
Independence, Kan. May 10.-With
Bader pitching and Harlow back be-
game in the tenth inning, to 5.
Tulsa ..oooosoo1o-51i i
Independence 01120 Il Is II 4
Batteries@Shaner Rice and Car
vey; Bader and Harlow.
Muskogee. Okla. May fo.-Fort
Smith defeated Muskogee Tuesday in
the opening game of the season here
nitched the first ball and Secretary
Douglas of the Commercial club.
caught. Until the eighth inning the
locals were unable to solve Woma ck's
delivery. Score: RA.E.
Muskogee ...100 0 0 0 0 8 o. 6 A
Fort Smith 90 0 90 II 2
Ratteries+Foster Kennedy. Saun-
Brown VIII right CIabby.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-10

Besides being air tight in the
pinches. Barber clouted the ball in old
time form. getting a pair of safe ones
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-10
Baseball Dope and Gossip.

Look what Barber did: and Tessie
Alderman still stays at home.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-10
Brown VIII right CIabb,

Brown VIII Fight Clabby.
Chicago, May 10-Jimmy Clabby, the
Milwaukee middleweight, and George
C'Knockout") Brown, have been match
ed to box ten rounds before the Ham
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-10

The Denver management has asked
for waivers on Van Weidensaul. Wich
ita has done likewise on Belden, Clair
and Pettigrew.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-10
OIIRIsTY oUTPrTCHBs BROWN.

Only two games were scheduled in
the American league.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-10

Wichita had an easy time with st
Joseph with Durham in the box. E
Toro is hard to beat when his mates
support him.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-10

Casey Hagerman threw good game
for Denver and shut out the tail-enders
to O.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1911-11-16
NxEnS OF COLORADO
=. :. ARE SONS N STYLE


Deaver. Nov. 1o.-Colorado bankers
an eoins In style to New orIeaus.
wheFs the thirty-seventh annual con-
vsntiou will be held beginning Nos-
20 A special train has bsea chartered
over the Rock Isiand-Ffisco lines.
1eaving Denver next Friday evening
1t O'Clock. The route viii be via
Kansas City and Memphis. arriving
a NV Orleans At noon the following
day.
Preston T. slaybock. cashier Of the
csntrai National bank. Is secretary Of
~ coloardo delegation and will have
eharDs ef ~ eear. EollexiAs the
onslsess sessions Of fhs organization
II Eex Orleans, = tsip win Be made
ito Panama city and Colon. = side
Journey 70 culeora- 4 side trip win be
made to MEXICO City on q siEht-seeinE
trip. rourirss vim sst Tharkaxiving
dinner on Thursday, Nov. %. n Raa-
anna City.
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PLENTY Of TURKEYS AND
CHlckEMS FOR THAHkSGlvIA6

Turkeys and chickens are coming
on the local market in numbers that
will prevent extremely high prices.
say local commission men Al present
dressed turkeys are whoiesaiing, at -
and - cents pound. while hens are
bringing j. cents Instead Of increas-
ing. the leading dealers In poultry say
that prices win remain about the
same and possibly Crop little be-
fore THANKSGIVING.
Reports from the Arkansas valley
are that the supply OF turkeys is un-
usually large aud all of the fowls are
in good condition
Ducks and geese win be plentiful
this tall and few families will be I'M
able to afford some kind Of fowl Tor
the Thanksgiving day feast-coio-
rado Springs Herald-Telegraph-
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III |IislIas|
EDIleA II0n
RAILURE OF STATE TO PAY AP-
4 RRoinIArloH BILLS Mrs

yOrs Collins, Colo. Nov. s.--Fsilurs
= ne stste 70 pay appropriation bills
a u fourth class has necsssitated :
rsereechmept policy at The State Ag-
,1eultsraI college. and = TIE resuh
.ssur department. hsads we're wsdnss-
dsy informed By Df. c. A. Lory that
after November / the college WIN
have no visible means Of guarantee
Ing them their salaries.
Those to whom the notice has been
given are Professor C. l. Fitch, the
posAso expert; Professor W. + vst-
Ion, in charge o. ths poultry depart
meat; Professor C. n. Hinman. u
eAasss ef ths ee-called extension work
snssg i.rnsss d the stats. apd Pro-
fssser ". A. Adams, in charge Of arr
farm szpsrinsnt stations At Cher
eans wells
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offo411nn-uo wanted to eensent the
new friendship that had jast been
born again
'syouag naa.- he said. -thers's =
paper man. none OF your new fangied
pimby. PANTY. mush and milk. make
the-community-betfer sort about him
He's Of he old school He taIks her
straight. He reminds me Of the real
editors Who used to live and fight and
run papers before the buziness man.
ager took hold Of the profsnuiou- IA
rather know Dave nay than Gov
sAAfroth- IN bet = boz Of aDDies that
his nerve II stronger and HI word +
better thaa the Eovernor'a-
Il never saw the man and know Of
him on1y from these papers you have
given me. but I'm bet you sir fhe Is
always wanting to bet ON somethins)
that he has fought for what he has
written and has been bied by the
enemies he has made"
The Ioafer is always trying to rip
up scrap. He seems to have poor
opinion Of any newspaper man who
can't scrape up a fight now and thea
Continuing he went on to say,
Young man." Che likes to rub that n
just as II we were all boys around
The Record ofice.) Young man."
says he, Il have never given much
thought to the future state hut what
ever state that paper man Dave Day
goes to. hope 1 may land In. II
he passes the peariy gates the press
censor up there viii sure be kept
busy. and II he goes below where they
have no censor Old Beelzebub had
better prepare for trouble. for Dave
win probably kick up revolution
within thirty days-and I'd rather
like to be there to see the scrap
And off he went with bundle Of
Durango Democrats under his arm
We didn't lose subscriber that
~.
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HeusH4eLD cAnEs.

rAx he wsnsk u osss. cssg u
sens - Elsevhsr~
Hard to sstsnd to hosseho.aauties
with constantly aching back
A woman should not have a bad
back.
And she wouldn't II the kidneys
we're we'll.
Doau's kidney Pills make vell Kid
neys.
Canon City women should profit by
the following experience:
Mrs. Mamie Freess, aos 4. Fourth
vouch for the merit OF Doan's Kidney
Pills as highly today a. l did when
told OF my experience with them in a
public statement over two years ago.
The splendid results obtained from
the use Of this medicine have been
permanent. In other words. l have
no need Of kidney remedy since tax
Ing Doan's Kidney Pills in 1905. On
account Of a dull pain In the small
Of my back and under my right shoul-
q er. felt as II were csrrying
heavy load all the time. Headaches
accompanied the spells of backache
and was feeling miserable in every
way when procured Dosn'a kidney
Piils They effected complete cure
and out Of gratitude. give this tes-
simonial."
For sale by all dealers, Price 50
cents roster-Milburn Co. New York.
sole agents.
Remember the name Doan's-an
lake no other.
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st0lu6IcN SURVEY
FoR ARKANSAS RIVER

D<nvsr. Nov. TO- The geological sur
w of tAe state under the direction OF
elats osoaosast Russell D. George.
hAs s1b.oso that can Be used for geo
logical work uader the direction q
sAs geological survey advisory board
vhish csnsists Of Governor shafroth.
Ppsstdsat Allersoa os the school Of
nlses - Prnsdest Lory Of the asri-
eplssral coi,ese.
ys>Esfs4y Gov. shafroth received =
isssr non stsks o>oia<ist George re-
csn.ssdins that this money b ussd
- nasias \ eso,seical survey Of the
AyhspsHs river vith a visw to detern-
Nh ne character Of the ground and
ths masss Of sAs NOV Of the water.
TAs sesss ~ a,vays maintainsd hat
freua - Q>,sFv>e tshsa v.ser eps
!. 6sesAo 49, - leassa a. nev
se3ees ~ stafe HIS Into Ksssas and
nj. Qsdres sussssts that an exani-
-. caa dS>srnins whether o. not
MS = true unl thas The sdvssory
susres could 20 recounend IN 20 far
= ne expenditure Of this s1s.ooe i-
eossernsa. oorernor shsfrosA lpme-
diassiy called . meeting Of the ave
ezecps-vs officers and laid She matter
before thea
Attorney General Griffith is Of the
opinion nat the money could be 20
nssd. Governor shafroth has called \
meeting Of the advisory committee O.
The survey for Saturday afternoon. u
this committee recommends the en-
nenditurc OF the money Tor that pur-
pose Prof George win Immediately
put force OF men to work In The Ar
kansse valley determining the char
scsef Of the soil aud The character q
The nov Of water. This will be salu-
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4 KAN cARRIEn's LOAD

Seems heavier vhsn he has : weak
back and kidney troubls- Fred Duel,-
rem. Man Carrier At Atchinson. Kas.
says: T have besn bothered with KID
ney and bladder trouble and had a
severe pA,a aeross ny back. when
sysr I esrrssd ! seevy load es mail
~ ksdnsy tfotee lzerssssd. Some
dine ~. atasts> tpl'ps volss KID
~ I'm "a sIneo enA1ns ben !
Aave Esls1e setirsIy n 4 n ~ nd
~ treseae - - = seehl ~ =
49, ~ ~ ~ ~ laeie
!!
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1911-11-16

A.sszA s...s. has right to etpp his
paper any time just - any man has q
right to stop trading d one grocery
store and 70 50 over 70 another to buy
his bacon and beans.
In this office We have grown into
the habit Of taking stop order Just
as cheerfuliy as We take on new
subscrsber--its Al in q days. work
But the man Who stops his paper
through anger. or becauss - y min-
"a over soms fsncied shsht or Inn
aginsd wrong is the man we talk
about and laugh about sonse times
Any man who has beer around q
newspaper office any Length Of time
sees few Of these and knows how
Iaushabie 1t 10. The people about The
Record office could teli come inter-
estins stories about local people Who
have stopped their paper 10 . huff
Sometimes Ne may do that. II would
make interesting copy 4
The man Who stops his paper un-
der these circumstances seems TO
think or acts as II he thought. the
paper would 90 broke when his name
is "a the list. He is seif-centered
Of son,se or he wouldn't set mad over
ssne little imagined slight and be-
ing seif-centered ne TANKS OF him
self ss the universe and IL the uni
verse stops its paper woe be unto the
publisher Of that paper-so he seems
to think.
9ut II doesn't make much differ
ence to the psper-to any paper.
II always creates a Iangh about the
ofFsco and inrtead OF accomplishing
its object has entirely the reverse e.
feet n the paper man Is mean Il
makes him meaner still But In most
offices As In this it does not have that
effect II merely creates little ,nsr-
rinent for the day and il soon for
gotten
We have observed that most men
Who Est mad ana stop their paper
soon - over II and tahe ~ paper
aeuaa s.d b eur 60 ~ - rot ~
neahsr more fAaa ese 'psspse q AT
class Who are ses o ~ M tesey.
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Modern Milling Ideas

followed The making
costly ago, much better pro
dueed Ours first class lpmber made unde modern methods
and prices low enough
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EujQyfo rasn ClloIn
GuGEal n PRISON CHAPEL

David Griffith OF Bear cuich. and
D. H. Houston. OF the local opera
house. we're the honored guests at a
concert given at the prison chapel
Of the state penitcntiary yesterday
afternoon by the Mountain Ash choir.
The concert was rare musical treat
for the Inmates OF the prison. ana the
large audience listened with great
Interest to the marvellous singing OF
the weishmen. Each number was iib-
orally applauded anc the choir was
obliged 70 respond to several eneores.
FLORENCE Citizen.
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THE LOAFER

The Loafer diazr come around foF
ehoat = weak amer that story vas
printed. We were getting lonesome
without him and were about ready To
ssnd ont and toll him in win some
excuse or other when he dropped ia
of his own accord the other day.
He looked just like a man who was
coming In to stop his paper IN hui.
As soon as the man at the coun:er
got through waiting on some people
Who we're putting in a Want ad he
said:
"You think you are id smart. don't
your Then We we're sure We were
about to lose long and valued sab
criber.
We convinced him In little while
not 10 short n time either-that we
meant no offense. that We cherished
him - an old friend. that We appre-
ciated his frequent visits. that he was
always welcome to chair and an ex-
change and that he shouldn't get mad
at any little chat one of the young
smart Alecs about The Record office
might work off on him
Then we handed him a bunch II
Durango Democrats, big bunch that
came in all at one time after the
mails got through from the flooded
district
That won him over completely. u
was like old wine In effect and he was
soon his happy self aeain-as much
at home in Record chair as are
some OF the old time chair warmers
in their seats mp in front Of the
strathmore hotel.
The Loafer admires Dave Day and
the Durango Democrat. and we can
always set him out OF a spell OF the
blues or the suiks by giving him few
copies.
After glancins over few copies
be opened up and for once we laid
aside the work we were on and gave
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oze L|ocal (hasactefs
~ 11sn tUho Stops His Pepper u ! Hs0

me funniest one Of All il the nan
Who comes in and forbidg the pspsf
to even mention my name again 20
your dirty sheet" Just - Il he had his
name copyrighted Then we laugh
loas end heartily ana as soon As he u
sons 1t dovn and ind somsfhing tc
vFits about with which We en- con-
nect HI name This is not done In ~
spirit Of neasness, but just = the
spirit Of Independence. for no paper
man likes 70 bs buIldosed into doirg
or not doing anything-Sor . nsYs-
paper man Is good deal ike amy
other sort Of a man.
We used to have an interesting
character on the list. He was a good.
old fashioned Southern Democrat. He
liked the Record and always took Il.
until IN the fall Of election years. Az
Ter the state and county tickets we're
put mp he would come in and stop his
paper but he would begin again about
the nrst Of January. He was never
mad about it but just said he was go
ing 20 stop for a while.
One year we asked him what was
the matter. He told US very frankly.
He said -weIl like your paper very
much hut I can't stand your
black Republican editorials 90
I am going to stop until at
ter election" We told him that
be would ind only column or two'
Of the -black Republican editorials
and always on the same page and n
be would tear Off q half . page when
he erst got his paper he could read
the rest of the paper in peace and
even leave II about the house With
perfect safety-znd that We uouid
date him ahead menfh to make up
for the unused portion Of the papers
thrown Away. He liked the idea and
accepted ths susrestion and his name
vas never altar that Off our hit nm
III he died Z short time aso.
The man Who IL wise win take the
paper he vans.. ~ill sop any paper
be aossa't want but viu not mop the
pspsr ~ = ~ a. vhsn - b rad
N 4 sivss . lot q peopas : cssaee
% lsssA a hin.
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THE RIeHr kIDxEf nnDIcINE.

TIE HfVHI hIDNh1 ECfNEs
J. + Parker. eorz. y. 10th st.. Fl
Smith, Ark. says that he had taken
many kinds Of kidney medicine. but
did not get better until he took Foley
kidney Pills. No matter bow long you
have had kidney trouble. nor at what
stass Of the disease your case may
be. you win md quick and permanent
oenest ~ the use Of Foley kidney
Piils. They aiso resulats the action
Of he urinary organs Start taking
then nov v.-For sale By u; Drusxists-
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able iasermasien when TIE eases are
up for anal trial
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-07-01

and Robert Parker, Jr., as assistant
clerk; Job. Bachelor, M. T. Simon
ton, John Marcallino, c. A. X. Hop.
kins and V. M. Harrison as Circuit
Court clerks; G. l.. Hopkins as Ha-
waiian interpreter; J. NJ. Camara as
Portuguese interpreter; Farm Cornn
as Chinese Interpreter, S. K. Maru-
yam as Japanese interpreter; J. l..
Horner, ellison d. Bell and p. Maur-
ice Mcmahon as stenographers; Jonn
c. Anderson as probation officer for
boys, and Agnes e. Maynard as pro,
baton officer for girls.
Assistant clerks who ofFictate also
as bailiffs are raised to clerkships IL
the new order.
Henry Smith entered the clerical
branch OF the judiciary in March,
1883, having been previously for two
years a clerk in the interior depart
ment.
James A Thompson began as clerk
in the deputy marshars office, under
c. l. Hopkins, in February, 1889. May
l, 1892, he was appointed clerk II
the police court, and in August, 1895,
appointed by the justices of the Su.
preme Court and judges of the Cir
cult Court as deputy clerk of the
judiciary. He and Parker are al
pointees of the Supreme Court JUS
tees. Mr.. Thompson acts on occa
sions of absence or disability Of
clerks of outside circuits, both as
clerk and stenographer to the court:
thereof
Miss Kate Kelley continues a.
stenographer to the Supreme Court
and J. M. Uunnahele as bailiff anc
librarian.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-07-01
NEW VULcANIZlNG ESTABLISH
MENT.

An entirely new plant for the vul-
canizing and other repairs of rubber
tires will be open for business III
the Kapiolani building, Alakea street,
about the 10th of this month. This
concern will be known as the Homo
lulu Vulcanizing Works, and is to be
by V. V. Newell.
Mr., Newell, who has had several
years experience in this line of bus
mess with the Diamond Rubber Com
pany, has been in the employ of a
local automobile concern for eighteen
months and is we'll and favorabIy
known in Honolulu automobile cir
Giles.
The balance of the company's ma
chinery will arrive here about the
7th, and Mr. Newell states that it IS
Of the very latest type and will en-
able him to make repairs on automO-
bile, motorcycle and bicycle tires OF
any size and make.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-07-01
CIVIC FEDERATION
Continued from Page u

fishing of an agricultural college for
Hawaii.
f. Children's Fairgrounds have
been established by this committees
suggestion.
g. Several prosecutions have been
carried through against obscene pos
cards.
h. The waste paper containers on
some of the street corners were first
suggested by this committee.
i. Continued agitation helped ma
terially in the establishing of the
local juvenile court.
j. Medical inspection of schools
was urged by the committee long be-
fore any definite action was taken.
These ten widely different subjects,
taken at random out of the many con.
sidered, indicate special service tc
the community
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-07-01

The commanding officer of the
cruiser Kent was seen this after
noon with regard to the assertion that
if the British warships here fire sa-
lutes on the Fourth of July, it will be
the first time in history. He smiled
as he stated that the newspaper that
had made the assertion seemed to
think that the British were still har-
boring unkind thoughts of Americans.
He added that as far as could be gath
cred among the officers on two YES
sells, it would be the first time that
British vessels had joined in a Fourth
of July salute to the Stars and
Stripes, but it was merely a coinci-
dence that British cruisers had not
remained in an American port on July
4-nothing more, he was certain.
At Ball and Reception.
The captains of the two British
cruisers now in port will be in the
reception line at the ball on the
evening of the Fourth, at the Young
Hotel. In the line will also be Gov
ernor and Mrs. Frear, General and
Mrs. Macomb, Admiral and Mrs.
Cowles, Hon. and Mrs. 2. A. Mott
Smith, and British Consul Forster
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-07-01
BRITISH CRUISERS AND OFFICERS IN
FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION

Special invitations will be sent to
army and navy people, officers of the
Kent and Challenger, and local con
sus, and the public will be invited
through the press.
The ball to be held in the Young
Hotel on the night of the Fourth of
July is in the hands of a very strong
committee, headed by e. M. Cheatham,
{. G. Swain and Colonel Jones' Both
the ball rooms at the Young Hotel will
be used and dancing will be continued
until the last couple grow weary. The
music will he supplied by Berger's
Band which will commence playing at
730 o'clock. A reception will be held
al nine O'clock, after which the ball
will start up. E. M. Cheatham will
have charge of the makai floor, as
sisted by VIM. Thompson, Kenneth
Brown, w. T. Schmidt and j. T. Carey,
While the mauka floor will be looked
after by o. c. Swain assisted by Arthur
Wall, Gus Murphy, Colonel Jones, Ed
Towse and Chas. Crane. With this
group of men at the head of affairs it
is a foregone conclusion that all the
arrangements for the ball will be car
ried out in an admirable manner.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-07-01
THE WEATHER.

Local Office, U. S. Weather Bureau,
Honolulu, T. H., June 80, 1911.
Temperature, a. M; s a, M; 10
a. m; and morning minimum:
"A; rs; n; 76; 70.
Barometer reasrhs- Absolute hui
mildly (grains per cubic FOOT; rela-
tive humidity and dew point at 8 a. M:
1904; 1872; 80; 60.
Win6 veTocTry ana direction at 6 a.
m; 8 a. m; 10 a. M; and noon;
re; Gle; SNE; lone.
Rainran ouI1ne "a hours ending s
a. m. trace.
Total wfnd movement during "a
hour ended at noon 219 miles.
VIM. +. sTOCKMAN,
Section Director.