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Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-08
Squads Win from
Walnut Hill Crescents

The Squads beat the Walnut Inn
Crescents last night in a fast game at
the Young Mems Christian association.
The Squads had them outplayed at the
start and kept It up through the whole
game Baumann and sandberg played
star game for the Squads, while Felt
man and Moore did good work at guard
Fellers and Adams did great work for
the church five making most of the
points. The lineup.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-08
KRAMER SETS NEW RECORD
FOR RUNNING THREE MILES

NEW YORK, Jan. 6-"Buy" Kramer.
the five-mile indoor champion, won a
three-mile race which was the feature OF
the Naviar Athletic association games
here tonight In remarkable time. Kramer
with thirty-five yards handicap won the
race In Il minutes and 25 seconds, ana
continuing TO the full three miles. made IL
IN u minutes and 81 seconds. which beats
The track record held by George Bonham
Ia 1854
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-08

First successful action pictures of sport
ing events ever taken by fashllght. show
ing thrills Of the recent amateur indoor
championships at Madison Square garden,
New York. These clever photographs are
the result OF experimenting with the
camera by A. F. Wallace, special photo
graphic correspondent OF this paper in
New York On the left is shown the big
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-08
ASBELL GETS BROKEN RIB
IN MATCH At KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY Mo. January 6.-Jim
Asbell OF Kansas city suffered a frac-
tured rih In a wrestling bout with Adolph
Ernst of Cleveland O.. tonight. and
Ernst was awarded the decision Erps.
took the first fall In thir,y-four minutes
with half-Nelson ana scissors hold.
after which Ashell announeed that his
rib was fractured.
Asbeli formerly trained Frank Gotch for
some OF the champions matches.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-08

John NJ. Harlan" said a Chicago law
yer. in a euiogy Of the late suprem,
court justice, had way OF pointing ar
observation with a story
Once he wanted to rebuke a man fol
eXRggeration; so he said he was as bad
as Pittsburgh millionaire who was being
interviewed by New York reporter
.. Where SIR, were you born?' the re
porter, as he sharpened his pencil, asked
|" L was born in Pittsburgh, said the mib
lionaire
land when did you first-er-see thu
light OF dayg
.. When i was g. the millionaire re
piled. MY people then moved 10 Phila,
deiphia. 4"
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-08

TEKAMAH. Neb.. Jan. T-(speelall-
iiana college defeated the Bancroft ARso-
clauon basket bail five IN a fast game
% basket ball az the Tekamah opera.
house Friday night. This game Was called
on neutral floor 20 decide "A dispute
between bancroft and Dana as 10 the
The game Was hOtly contested through
out. but the superior team work OF the
toliesiates told and they had the game
safely Won from the start Goals for
Dana Nelson, Z; GaydOu. 6; a. I.und.
a Goals for Bancroft Joiner. &; Farley.
G. Officials: smith and Carey.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-08

field at the first turn in the one-mile
junior national championship race, show
ing fallen runner. Below is Wesley w
Oler, jr.,-of the New York Athletic club
crossing the bar at six feet and one-eighth
inch i'm the leap that gave him the junior
title. On the right, Plat Adams, winner
Of the senior standing high jump, is clear
ing the bar Note the tenseness of
muscles and the upright position.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-08
s|S
AMUsENIENTs.
WNVN2MM

Fnohes; douglas 404; Ind. A.140i
Matinee every day, 2:15; every night
man. valerie Bergere and Company, Var
hoVen Raymond Burton and Balm. thl
rour Floods, Harry Breen, Internationa
% %rolo teaIns, hlnetoscOpe, Orpheum Con
oOe, lbe Matinee, l0c; best seats 25d
except Saturday and SUNDAY.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-08

CRESCENTS.
Opium seized ON steamer.

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Jan. ct was
learned here today that nfW-four cans
OF opium, valued at S75 each or about
NVog In all We're found in storeroom
or the American Hawaiian steamer No
hraska when II was scarcely more than
q Gay out OF SRlina Cruz this week
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-08
Glover Wins Fight In PnrI..

PARIS, Jan. 6.--The American fighter
Mike Glover OF Boston defeated the Eng-
ilshman Young Johnson on points In
ten rounds at the Cirque de Paris to-
night. Frank Bernstein n Frenehman.
ueteated Jack O'Donnel, of BROOKLYN
also, IN ten rounds ON points
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-08
Company n Defeats Tabor.

SHENANDOAH, Ia, Jan. 7.-(Special1
Company E basket ball team defeated
Tabor college last night by the score OF
10 TO 3 The game was fast and at no
time were the Tabor boys dangerous.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-08

by Tear OF appendicitis? Take Or Kings
New Life Pills, ana soon SEQ bowel
trouble vanish. Guaranteed 25c. For
sale By Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-08

For sprain you viii Gnd ChCa.ser.
ialns lAniment excellent II allays tic
pain, removes the soreness. and soon
restores the parts - a healthy condition.
IS ana 5e-eent hotties for safe by ali drug
s.sts.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-08
WARMER, THEN MORE COLD
SnOwstOrms May Be Expected Pend
ing Return of Zero.
RECORD COLD OVER lows
Twenty-Five Degrees below Zero ai
Boone, COIdest I'm Quarter Century
> Low Record for Twenty
Years at Pierre.

3 WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.-snow and sleel
and unseasonably cold weather through,
out the entire country will usher In thii
week, according TO a special forecaSl
Issued tonight by the weather bureau. A
general reaction to warmer and less in
tolerable conditions will mark the cbosl
Of the weSSi. The forecast continues;
'"rhe first general storm OF the wee1
10 cross the country is now central owe,
Utah, whence 1t will move eastward and
cross the great central valleys Nondai
night or Tuesday and the eastern stateI
Tuesday or Tuesday night. 1t will be pre-,
ceded by moderating temperature ant
rain and snow in southern and snow II
northern districts and be followed by I
widespread change to colder weather.
This cold wave will appear in the north
west Monday night.
"The next general disturbance 70 eros
the country will appear on the Pacin
coast Wednesday, cross the middle wes
about Friday and the eastern states a
the close of the week. 1t will be attendsi
by widespread cloudiness and preclpita
ton and a general reaction to warme
weather.
Stormy weather will prevail the comint
week over the north Atlantic steamship
routes, the British isles and Europe.
Record Cold fn Iowa.
BOONE, Ia, Jan. Tsp pecial telegram
The culdest weather i'll a quarter OF 1
century in central Iowa was recordet
early this morning when the temperature
dropped to 20 degrees below zero. Traffll
on roads is tied up and business almosl
at standstlll.
PIERRE, 8. D., Jan. 7.--(Special Tele
gram.)-rhe lowest record for twenty
years was shown here last night by thl
government bureau with 2S degrees below
zero. The mercury has not been as higl
as zero here since January 8, a recorj
which has not been equaled since th
bureau was established here.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-08
STANTON TEAMS WIN TWO
GAMES FROM WEST POINT

Z STANTON, Neb.. Jan. 7.--(speoial)--
Friday night the West Point High school
boys and girls basket ball teams played
the stanton boys and girls teams at
Germania hall. The girls game was
one-sided affair. the stanton girls winning
by the score OF q TO l. Floyce Barr and
Thee Burner forwards. made all the
points for stanton. The lineup:
WEST POINT STANTON
Elsie Koch .....RFlR.F. &c.. Floyce Barr
Emma Roehl. Il. II. H.. F.. Theo Burner
Edith Herman. g. c.. Laura Esswein
Fran. Ickman.. RIG. RIG. Minnie Schultz
Emma krause.. .L.G. Lag. Esther Chilcoat
Referee Miss Robinson OF stanton. I'm
pire Miss Foster OF West Point
The boys game was an exciting con
test being won by the stanton boys by
score OF "a 10 a Roy Honstien. for
ward. and Young. center for stanton. fea-
tured The lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-08
jTANDINGS OF The BOWLERS
RuhmOr's Sports and Metz Brothers
League Leaders.
CONRAD IS BEST INDIVIDUAL
Average Score for Member of Omaha
LcREue IL 1OS--GilhRm Leads
MetropoIitan, with Aver
Hge of ri.

Ruhmor's sports lead the Metropolitan
league and the Metz team leaLs the
Omaha league after last weeks scoring.
The standings Of teams and men are as
follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-08

Persistent Advertising is the Road
Bls hetuIns,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-08

Key to the situation-Bee advertising.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-08

Dana CoIIeEs Defeat. Rnnerof,.

Referee: Prof Kunz Of Pilger. Umpire:
'of Marshall OF West Point.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-29
MARKET BREAKS,
CLOSING ON LOW
Reports From Kansas and
Nebraska as Pessimistic
as Ever.

Minneapolis. Mimi, May 2s.-
Wheat: Liverpool wheat closed 3-S
to ! Ia higher for the days business.
Broomhal lcabled that the Liverpool
market was firm. being aeffcted by
the advance in the American markets
yesterday and the source of the
strength in May was due to poor
quality OF the grain arriving and on
fears of this wheat not being avail
able for contract deliveries. Canada
and Argentine were making offers
at lower prices.
Antwerp wheat closed nch-- sd.
Rudapesth strong and l is higher.
Berlin closed 1-8 higher.
No moisture where it was most
needed. was reported i'm tho south
ives, and this caused a steady open
ing with Il break of l-2 cent from the
early high point followed by another
setback. the market going to new
low marks for the day. Reports from
Kansas and Nebraska were as pes
simistic as ever and no relief from
the continued DIR" weather is forecast
ed for the next Sc hours. The wealth
er is the controlling factor at the
present time and should 1t be hot and
dry with no precipitation 1t might
cause a sharp advance,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-29
H0ME0PATHS TO
MEET: JUNE 81
Fargo Will Entertain State
Association-Good Pro-
gram Out.

The North Dakota Homeopathic
MEDICAL association will hold a meet
ing In Fargo June 6 and z. Sessions
Will be held in the Commercial club
rooms and prominent homeopathic
physicians from other states will at
tend and deliver addresses.
W of the best known homeo-
pathic eXponents who will be present
are DR.. Henry G. Aldrich and DR..
Harris Danna Newkirk. both of Min
neapoiis. These physicians will be
special guests of the occasion. DIR.
has recently been appointed
director of the department Of re-
search In the MINNEAPOLIS %iuveniIe
court.
Believing that every case of moral
delinquency is caused by some physi-
cal defect. DR.. Newkirk examines all
delinquent children in an effort to
Dr.. Newkirk will read a paper deal.
ing with this subject at 4 O'Clock Fri
day afternoon,
DR.. j. G.. Dimon of Fargo who il
chairman of local ARRANGEMENTS. savs
that the hour for DIR. Newkirk's adj
dress has been fixed at 4 O'Clock to
allow the general public to attend.
An invitation will be extended to all
civic bodies and to the citizens 81
Fargo generally.
Program for Convention,
Following is the program ANNOUNCE
ed by DR.. Dillon:
o'clock.
Prayer. Rev. J.. NJ. Walters. wei.
come. Mayor Sweet; response. Dr..
Frank Peake. Jamestown; presidents
address,, DR.. J.. w. Vidal. The morn
ing session will be followed by a SEES.
sion of the executive council.
Afternoon session.
Early Diagnosis and Treatment of
Pulmonary tuberculosis. DR.. L. p.
Botsford of Valley City. N. D.; Pre-
ventive Medicine. by DR.. f.. S. Put
nam, Fargo; Homeopathy and Serum
T~herpathy. DIR. Frank Peake. James
town; Random Remarks, DR., Henry
c. Aldrich. Minneapolis.
Friday forenoon session, 10. O'clock.
The C%alcareas. DR.. A. A., Just.
C%rookston; Bryonia with some
%cases). DR.. r. q. DePuy, Jamestown:
Anesthesia.' DR.. c. NJ. Wareheim.
Jamestown.
Friday afternoon session.
Obstetrical Emergencies. DR.. ]. N.
Ewbank, Rhame; How the General
Practitioner Can Improve His OBJ
sterical Work. DR.. j. G. Dillon, Far.
go; DELINQUENT Children. DR.. Harris
Danna Newkirk, Minneapolis.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-29
BAR ASSOCIATION
TO MEET JUNE |
Will Memorabilia Late Chief
Justice Morgan on
That Date.

Minot, N. D. May 29.-Attorney
John e; Greene. of Minot, president
OF the Bar association of North Da-
kota, has called a special. meeting Of
the association for Saturday, June /,
1912. at the state capital.
The meeting is called to hear and
take appropriate action on the re-
port of the special committee hereto
fore appointed to reare and present
resolutions on the death of Honorable
David r. Morgan. lately chief Justice
Of the North Dakota supreme court.
Opportunity will be offered those who
knew him long and most intimately
to there give public expression Of
their sentiments on his life and works.
to the end that such resolutions and
individual expressions may be pre-
served n made a part Of the records
OF the association. and Of the court
which he so ably presided.
Every member of the association,
or the judiciary. and of the bar Of
the state. who can possibly attend is
being urged to do SO.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-29
MADE A KILLING"
Wells County Breaks All Records for
Killing GOphcrs.

Wells County Breaks All Records for
Killing Gophcrs.
F~essenden, N. D., May $3.50 far
this year 10000 gophers have been
killed in Wells county for a bounty
Of 2 cents each and r. j. Lgyness is-
sued warrants at the court house last
week for %$1.O00.5S, ranging in sums
from 2 cents to s32.32. The gopher
tails were brought to the court house
by the thousands, men. women and
children bringing them in cans, bags,
boxes and jars to receive their bounty
money. Adam Zuber captured the
BOBBY prize, his warrant being for but
two cents, while Julius LORI claimed
high honors with $32.32 as compensa-
ton for his hunt. Fred Ackermann
brought in 1850 tails in one bunch.
Emil Larson had 1920 and Charles
Hollingsworth had 684. Several OUT
the commissioner districts have not
yet been heard from.
Estimating that every gopher would
destroy two quarts Of grain during tho
season and that the increase would be
from n to four If not killed at This
season. the total number Of bushels
saved by killing 10000 gophers would
reach 46.875. At an average OF so
cents per bushel this means $SS, 100 80
the commissioners believe that ex-
pending $4,000 in bounty is a good in
Vestment.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-29
SHERIFF
NOT HEARD FROM
Man Who Came to North
Dakota to Chase MUIR
derer is Missing.

Sheriff Tony George of Grant coun.
ty, Ind. who came to North Dakota
to search for Orville Allison. the &C.
complete of Ralph Broom. arrested at
Rugby, N. D., recently for the mur.
der of Wade Robinson. a merchant at
Landsville. Ind, is missing. His
wife has not heard from him since
last Tuesday, say dispatches from
Marion. Inc his whereabouts is a
mystery.
In speaking of the case the Marion
Chronicle says:
All that Is known at Rugby is that
sheriffs George and Heigen are chas-
Ing Allison but where the chase is
leading them to is a mystery. While
a letter was received here Thursday,
1T had been written Monday.
MRS. George is not alarmed.
though naturally she feels some con-
Germ when she fails to hear from her
husband while he is engaged in fol-
owing a desperate criminal-one
liberty, If not his life, is at
stake-like Orville Allison.
Mrs. George Talks.
1.-Two months after Tony had been
elected sheriff l attended a spiritual.
list meeting. The spirit predicted that
Tony would be elected a second term,
and also declared that during his sec
ond term he would be shot, said Mrs.
George, Friday. I don't believe in
spirits. but since 1 haven't heard from
Tony o four days I can't help but
what was told me in that spirit
ualistic meeting. l take comfort. how
in the saying that no news is
good news. l have no reason to be-
that anything serious has hap
pened, but l will feel Just a little UNI
easy until 1 hear from him.
Anyone who knows Tony George
knows that he will go to the end of
the earth if there is a chance of get
ting Allison. 1 don't understand W
don't get a telegram unless it is
Dc nee sanS ne is too far NJ, from any town
rom Tony since Tuesday,"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-29
AVAILABLE SUPPLIES.

New ~~~'v. May 2s.-special cable
ana Geographic communications re-
eelyed by Bradstreets show the fol-
lowing changes in available %upplie
as compared with previous accounts:
Wheat. United States, east Rockies
decreased 1928 bushels.
United States, west Rockies, de-
creased 100000. oe-
Canada, decreased $3.50
Iotai United States and Canada de.
creased 3.189.OOO. ="
Aaoat for and in Europe, increased
100000.
Total American and European sim.
ply decreased $50, 600. sop
Cora. United States and Canada.
decreased $4,000.
Oats. UnUitsd States and Canada,
The leading decreases and increases
reported this week follow:
bu RseIsaT h%ou M Man ito aoo. @11,os2.oeo
Ne, 10000: Dallas, $4,000.
Observation-Disclosures, $4,000.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-29
BUILD WAREHOUSE
Esmond Merchant Will Build Ware
house to Store Potatoes.

Esmond, N. D.. Nav 2s.-B. I.
steig: n of the Esmond merchants,
will build a potato warehouse to an
courage the growing Of the "spuds'
as a means of diversified farming. He
has gone to Moorhead. sabin, Glyn-
don n other Minnesota points in the
famous potato belt. to look over the
warehouses there and get plans and
specifications for his intended ware.
house here.
Prompted by the success Of w. H.
Lively. the potato king Of Benson
county. many farmers thought OF
planting larger tracts Of potatoes this
year. but the lack of shipping facili-
ties made them doubt the a%dvisability
OF the undertaking. until Mr.. Steie
promised them he would build the
needed storeroom. Now there will he
a larger acreage. Mr.. Lively's yield
last year was nearly 5000 bushels
from tw%enty-four acres. equal tc
some of the best Minnesota yields
The soil is rich. clean and mellow
and we'll adapted for the crop.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-29
STAGNAT|0N IS
COMPLETE IN n, Y,
Nothing Doing on Wall
Street-All Discussing
Jersey Primaries.

New York, May 29.-The session on
the stock exchange differed from that
OF n preceding day only in the sense
that it was duller and more uninter-
esting. The resumption of business in
London and on the continent after the
triple holiday was of little avail here.
Some of the matters to which Wall
street gave more or less consideration
IN tho course of the day were results
OF inc New Jersey presidential pri-
marles. Il proposed far reaching re-
adjustment of western freight rates,
II refusal OF the United States cir
cult court for this district to make
permanent the temporary injunction
recently granted the government re-
stralnins further sales of 'valorized'
eoaee. yet another advance in copper
ana the official weekly weather report.
In the northwest particularly are crops
AT thelr best, a fact that may explain
some of the activity and trength
shown by the Hill stocks.
AS FOR the advance in copper metal.
which was quoted at 16 Sac, the rise
may nave resulted from a better de-
hand than was recently shown, but
such inquiry, in genuine failed to ex-
tend 70 the copper shares, which re-
nected the apathy in all parts of the
STOCK list. Continued good inquiry for
certain manufactured articles of steel
ana iron were again reported. Pitts
ourS and other centerS of the steel
INDUSTRY reiterate the likelihood of n
record-breaking output for the month
of May.
The utter %stagnatlon of the stock
market may be gathered from the fact
that IN the second hour of the after
noon just about $4,000 shares changed
nands. There was a trifle more ac-
NVlty during the morning, but the
movement then was no less perfume
Tory. Up to the last hour only two
actlVe issues had changed a full point
rom the previous days close. These
were Lehlgh Valley and Great North
ern preferred. American tobacco and
n of its former subsidiaries inclinnd
70 neavlness, while another erstwhile
ADJUNCT of that dissolved corporation
was distinguished for it's gain of six
Teen points. Nothing occurred to vary
the m%onotony of the last hour other
IMAM a general exodus of the mem
oers or the exchange some time be-
lore the gong announced the end of
the session.
Lohdo was again under the spell
o. depression resulting from the strike
OF the dock hands and fears respectins.
inc outcome of the next settlement.
Returns of the Hartman lines for
April show that Union Pacific lost
$.a,ooo In net. n Southern Pacific
$4,000. Rock Island lines for the
same month increased by s112.o0
The local bond market was lower
with an Irregular trend. Total sales.
par Nallie. aggregated S2.014,00O.
United States government hondsI
were unchanged on call,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-29
RUSSELL IN R
Daniel Blake Russell. Claimant t,
Fortune, Now in Fargo.

Fargo. May 29.-Daniel Blake
Russell is making many friends in
Fargo while waiting as a witness in
the federal court. He is the claim
ant to the Russell fortune at Mel
rose, Mass, and is here as a witness
i nthe libel case of Whitmore vs.
the Forum Printing company. which
comes on O Mr.. Russell has dis
covered quite a number of his old
schooimates who positively identify
him. and he has n of them with
him here. MIR. Leonard. who has liv-
ed in Chicago and Milwaukee for
quite a number of years Mr.. Russell
is very confident hat Senator Simp-
sol will win out in the next bout,
which comes on at Boston in July.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-29
NEW 70 LODGE

Belfeld. N. D.. May 29.-Golden
Circle Rebekah Lodge No. "a was in
stituted at Belfield on Monday even
ing Of this week by Mrs. l.. A. Davis
and her team from the Dickinson Re-
bekah lodge.
The work "a nicely executed by
the Dickinson lodge. and Mrs. Davis,
who had been deputized to institute
this lodge. is deserving Of much cred
1t for the ann in which she ham
died h work and instructions given
to the new lodge, which starts out
with a membership of eighteen and
several prospective candidates. Their
lodge will be in regular session on
the second and fourth Tuesdays in
each month.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-29
TRADE GOSSIP.

New York-Secretary Knox urges
Iaft to drop civil and anti-tr,st
against alleged coffee c~ombinationa
fearing complications with Brazil,
Wlckersham is determined to con.
tinue. W."
Public service commission author.
I1es New York Telephone comnany
10 issue S~a.o00,o0O first and general
mortgage SIS gold sinking funds
bonds. vi"
New fork-London settlement be-
gan today. American stocks in Lon.
don steady to 3-8 higher.
Antwerp-Close: Wheat unchang-
Berlin close-Wheat 1-s higher.
Budapest-Wheat closed 1 1-8 high
Buenos Aires close yesterday (rues-
day)-Wheat. May and July unchang-
ed; June corn Unchanged; August
corn up 1-8; oats. May, UNCHANGED:
flax. June. unchanged.
Fl. Poehler & Co.: The market
still continues a professional trading
anair. depending almost entirely on
weather conditions in Kansas and
Nebraska for its inspiration. REPORTS
OF crop experts. Snow and lie Count,
were again bullish. both claiming that
unless rains were soon Forthcoming
iiIepdTdole damage would result. In
addition to the dry and hot weather
there are also reports Of Hessian
fly in Kansas. On the other hand the
spring wheat territory continues to
send in optimistic reports and con
ditions seem to be about right for
the present.
Logan & Bryan say: without
western rains buy wheat on moder-
ate reactions"
Ware & Leland: Until good rains
appear in the southwest we cannot
but believe that higher wheat prices
will be witnessed. We believe in the
buying side Of corn. We look for a
traders market in oats for the time
being"
Chaplin & Co. say: 1.-THE whea,
market Is entirely a weather affair
and until Kansas and Nebraska have
good rains it is likely to rally sharp.
~ from breaks"
Finey, Barrel & Co.: purchase,
OF wheat appear decidedly attractive
on present basis as our Mr.. lie Coun,
claims tina unless rain falls within
the next few days. nam sections will
prove a total failure,
kansas City wires as follows: "OuI
weather man says no rain in sight ~;
36 hours and forecasts fair and warm
er tonight and tomorrow"