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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-30

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-30
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-19
SPORTS
FIFTY STRONG STUDENTS
CHOSEN BY DIR. COOKE AT THE sU,,
They VIII Represent the University
In NatiOnal Strong Mems
Association.

DR.. Cooke. of the university athletic
association, has picked fifty men who will
represent Minnesota this year in the
NAT nal strong mems association. The
total of the scores of the fifty is So, 709.
DR.. Cooke says they have made a remark
able showing for SO early in the season
and predicts that they will increase the
total by 10000 poiats before the final rec
ords are submitted. The best showing
was the rapid increase Of individual
scores. Twenty-three men have done
better than LOO as against sixteen one
week ago. The scrhomores are steadily
increasing their lead over the freshmen.
The total of the first fifty sophomOres is
26,504; freshmen, 25,539. The scores OF
the fifty leaders:
w. A. Alexander, 1,490; "a. r. Asher, 1,439;
A. Kuhlman. 1,422; A. P. B. Nelson, 1,S43;
G. W. Harsh, 1908; o. L.. Novig, 1,271; j.
B. Irsfeld, 1,203; J. J. Catlin, 1,191; G. Young
quist, 1,1S1; II. 3. Francis, LIS; L. 8. AL
den, LII; A. N. Gunther, 1,156; Lloyd Down
stone, 1,156; NJ. @. lockwood, ], 1873; E. b.
Pierce, l,12s; J. Matthews, 1,123; L. A. scace,
1,109; C. "A. Gilman, 1,107; III. A. Grow, 1,1o7;
E. l.. Sudheimer, 1,107; r. B. Lggette, 1,1O4;
w. S. Titus, 1,OS3; J. G. Friedman, LOSS; R.
D. Wilcox, 1,054; John Hyttsten, 1,05o; J..
Howatt, LOSS; J. G.. Marks, 1,041; e. Bisbee.
1,040; A. j. Mcclure, 1000; F. A. Wildes,
1,011; E. C. Huyek, 1,oO1; o. G. Tradewell,
1896; j. A. Danforth, 1896; C. Carigan, 1898; j.
Santee, 1872; F. w. Davis, 9s2: r. G.. David
son. $50; J. w. Dye, 978; E. L. Rogers, 976;
J. p. Waltz, 976; w. A. Game, 1853; F. c..
Frary, 1854; A. G. Remele, 964; v. N. Robbins,
sos; D. A. Gau1nitz, 942; F. C. Devereux, 934;
G. N. T1erny, 931. -
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AGENTS WANTED

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BOOK CANYASSERS WANTED IN EVERY
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best workers as extra prizes for good work.
How we'll some of our agents have succeeded
Is told IL little booklet we would like 70
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-19
Skating Record Smashed

Milwaukee, Wis, Feb. ia four davs,
skating tournament opened last evening at The
basebah park rink The feature was tko
Leweck OF this city, who broke the half-mile
worlds record, reducing the time from i 80 IL
to 1:12. 81 :. e--. : NV .
w. y. Weymand gave an exhibition Of no1e
vaultlng on ice with skates on. His best
record was eight feet sss
!. The two and four-miIe amateur cha1npion
ships will be decided to-day, and to-mnrrn,v
and Friday the big races will be held.
John s. Johnson of Minneapolis, O.. S.
Mitchell OF Michigan. N. Baptie OF North Da-
more OF Marinette are entered in the big
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What Burns Says.

Colorado Springs, Col, Feb. 1e-rom
Burns, owner of the Colorado Springs Western
League League; franchise, has Just returned from
the league. He stated yesterday authors rat a.
~ that Colorado Springs, Denver, Kansas
CITY St Joseph, Omaha and Milwaukee would
pc the cities in the league if it be restricted
De added, making an cight-club league. pro-
vided they put up bonus such as has haen
required Of the other cities. A' Deen
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-19
LIshpemins "Skiing Mad"

Ishpemng, Mich, is '@skiing mad" More
than a thousand enthusiasts have taken to the
sport, and big tournament has been planned
for Washington's birthday. One Of the at
fractions will be a twelve-mile race in
which the Finlanders will be the principal
contestants: Scandinavians will predominant
in the jumping contests. Leaps of from sixty
to eighty feet are of daily occurrence.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-19
Lace Department.
Waseca VIII Play in 1902.

Special to The Journal -
=, Waseca, Mimi, Feb. 19.-At meeting of
the stockholders Of the Waseca Baseball AS
soclation, held last night, it was unanimously
Voteo TO continue the organization and sup
port team the coming season. The snlen
did record of the team last year in winning
me championship of Minnesota, Iowa and
south Dakota gives much enthusiasm to the
pIoJect TINS year. The following board OF
directors was elected: j. E. Jadden. r p
ward, John Moonan, Gus Schildknecht. W. ].
old. -s' heu'n-
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NORTH {: 8 STERN IlNEI
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Dublin Gets Contracts.

Lee Quillin, one of the favorites on the
Saltwater baseball team of last season, has
received contracts from Litchfield Mimi, am
Helena, which is now in the Pacific Nortn'
west league. It is reported that he is n.go'
tiating with the Kansas City team. Quillin's
q fielder and a bats1nan in any. COMPANY.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-19
Winona Gun Club shoot,

Special to The Journal.
Winona, Mimi, Feb. 19.-The Wtnona
sportsmen's Club has completed all arrange
ments for Its shooting festival to be held on
team shoot, the business men against the field
shooters the teams being captained respec-
lively by j. NJ, Holman and NJ Morrison
sine winner will take the clubs gold medal.
After the team shoot the time viii be spent
IN sweepstake shooting. the entrance fee
ana DIVISION or money to be arranged at the
grounds. Representatives from the Rolling
stone Stockton and Trempealeau gun clubs
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-19
OHAGE'S PLAN REJECTED
Lennon Won't Play Ball ON Harriet
Island.

President Lennon Of the st. Paul club
says that he is compelled to reject DR..
Ohage's novel plan for a baseball park
on Harriet island. In the first place, he
does not care to put in expensive im-
provements just to give something for
the high waters Of the spring to play
with. Lying, as the island does, between
the Wabasha and the. High bridges, many
"fans'' would save their money by get
ting reserved seats On the bridges.
Moreover, the island is quite as inacces-
sible as Lexington park, although much
nearer the city. -' -.''
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-19
FIELD TRIALS HERE
Western Association Decides Upon
Series for September. -.'s

The Western Field Trials association
will hold field trial meet in the suburbs
of Minneapolis the first week in Septem-
ber. The place has not yet been agreed
upon, but it will be within easy access of
the city. From; fifty to a hundred entries
are expected. Money prizes will attract
owners Of bloodad cogs from far and near.
Further details will be considered at a
meeting next Tuesday night. ~,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-19
Harvard and Yale to Meet.

Cambridge, Mass, Feb. 19.-It has been
finally settled that Harvard and Yale will
meet in baseball, track athletics and rowing
this spring. Professor Hollis, chairman of
the Harvard athletic committee, last night
gave out the result of the conference be-
tween himself and Walter Camp of Yale last
week.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-19
VICI KIDS COMING
They Will Meet TOOze Team Next
SATURDAY.. :.

Bowlers are looking for some fine sport
when the famous -Vici KIDS of Dubuque,
Iowa, meet the Tooze team, of Minneapo-
lis, at the K. c. alleys, Albemarle club
building, next Saturday afternoon and
evening The afternoon games will be
called at 1880; the evening performance
will commence at o'clock. Four games
will he played IN the afternoon and three
in the evening. Adniss ion will be free.
The members of the TooZe team are: w.
G. Fust, captain; "Jakey' Buehler, John
Ruge, Harvey Whtstruck and Con" Sand
blom. Dubuque - John Stoltz, captain;
John Cushing, R. M. KuntZ, John Kopp,
George Lyons and J. J. OFT.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-19
METCALF CAPTAIN
Will Head University Baseball Tear
ill.,. This Spring.

j. N. Metcalf was yesterday elected cap
tain of the university baseball team for
1902. Metcalf is the man for the place,
being ccol-headed and a fast, steady play
er. The new baseball cage in the arnory
gallery is completed and the team has
commenced active practice for the spring
season. --- 49, ...-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-19
jamestown Pulled out the Game

Special to The Journal
Jamestown, N. D., Feb. 19.-The jamestown
Company 1ps Il basket ball team defeated VAL
icy City team by a score of 90 to Is. The
game was an exciting one and at one time was
t taa to Valley City. In the second half
the the tvalley City boys found the play too swift
for them; Basket ball is very popular in
va, CITY and jamestown and some interest
ing contests have been pulled off.
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Lace Curtains and
@. DraperieS.

Thursdays bargains hard to
match. Our line is the most ex-
tensive and varied in the Nortfl-
west. Every day brings case after
case OF beautiful styles in Draper
les and Lace Curtains, which are
marked to sell at absolutely the
lowest prices.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-19
r. A. Bowling League Scores.

The teams of the Royal Arcanum Bowling
League are well punched with the season
drawing toward its finish. The teams alter
nate in games in the two cities. Handsome
prizes have spurred the contestants on to re-
doubled efforts to finish first. Standing Of
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-19
Average.

sophs Won Over Freshmen.
The sophomore basket ball team defeated
the freshman team at the university vestardav
by the score of 10 to z. The sophomores
realty excelled in all-round play. The juniors
defeated the seniors by score OF Is to 4.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-19
Tuxedo VS.. Buffalo.

The Tuxedoes bested the BuTaloes in an
exciting game at the K. C. alleys last night,
winning three straight games. High aver
ages were feature of the game, She scores.
TUXEDO
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Stationery Dept.

About 300 boxes Fine Writing
Paper, cream and tinted; worth
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JeweIry Dept.

Nickel Alarm Clocks, warranted
f for one year at SOC
A new line of Silk Watch Guards,
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DYEING AND CLEANING

TWIN CITY DYE WORKS - PRACTICAL,
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orders solicited: prices modsSatA ~ Mech
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Art Department

Fleisher's knits further and
wears longer than any other knit
ting yarn. Thursday, S5c per lb.,
22c per Alb. skein.
300 gross all linen Battenberg
Braid, No. 6 and No. 8, in white,
also cream. Thursday, 1oc for bolt
Of 36 yards.
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FOE'@VaFsH1edy
FOS,eaz>zrDRn.

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A healthy, active circulation means
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AS blood purifier and tonic S. S. S.,
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BUSINESS CARDS

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COWS

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BUSINESS SPECIALS
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BOARD WANTED

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Dress Shields, ali sizes, fine main
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DREssMAKING

HUTCHIsoN's
EASTER
LADIES, NEWS
please do not forget .
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time to avoid all hurry and dis
appointments.
G. C. HUTCHINSON. .
THE LADIES' TAILOR, q
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trip, Is now showing the largest and most
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. Twin Cities. He is prepared to
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workmanship and
Telephone . very best OF
. Innings and
Main 2773 L3. D findings
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WILL SELL ONE-HALF INTEREST IN A
general country store; good opportunity for
the right man; would prefer a Swede; don't
answer unless you mean business. Address
w. N. Peterson, Onania p. O.. MINI
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'COmfOrtables at
Reduced Prices
Notions.

Dress Stays, sateen covered,
pinked edge, assorted sizes, II in
set, black, white and coIors. 9 .
Set S1
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Chicago,
Ailwaukee & hI|1IIN1ZLz3z
St. Paul Ry. z 81

S2S Nicollet av. Phone, 122.
IN. TEX. Sat. Leave. | Arrive.
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A SICK FAMILY; BEST BUST
ness chance ever advertised in the paper for
honorable man with small capital this is no
scheme. Call 22S Boston block
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Waist Debt.

New Black and Colored Silk
Waists, spring styles, button in
back, very swell, for = O2.
the low price Of, each. O'>o
New Black Tafeta Waists
tucked fronts, Gibson CO On
style, for, each ewsOV
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urities. At the
same time. it builds
up the weak and de-
bi1itated, and reno
Yates the entire SyS-
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WIsGONSlN CENTRAL RY,
rRA'E sop MILWAUKEE and CHICAGO

Leave rs a. m. and 7:05 p. m. daily
Arrive 800 a. M. and 5:35 p. m. daily.