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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-14
GOLF

At the links Of the Fox Hills Golf club near
New York yesterday, amid much enthusiasm, the
play began in the renewal of the open champion
ship of the United States Golf Association. The
conditions that all hands should go thirty.
six holes medal play. the best four to keep on
Wednesday at match play. ~
Special interest In yesterdays play was
whether the expert from the west. Laurence
Auchterlonie. would be able to hold his owR
under the conditions. Auchterlonie won the
title of champion Saturday at the links Of
the Garden City Golf club, but this time he did
not play as we'll. taking eighty for his first
round. -
The links were soft in SPOTS and this spoiled
the mashe shots made by Auchterlonie, who hos
been in the habit of taking a bit Of grass with
the ball. -AuchterlOne was at disadvantage in
this sort of play. 1T was the only protest he
could make, for all the others clearly outpayed
him. ,-+ -'7-'' ...7.' t..r,
Bernard Nichols twice made the 5s2-yard hole
in four He made it the first time by. laying
his iron shot dead from Hells Kitchen to the hole
but the second time he made it by ideal golf
two full shots. and wee bit approach. Isaac
Campbell, who also had a, foHr FOR this hole
carried the green with two full shots from wood
and then went down from the orthodox two
puts. ~ p /-s' ,''@.- - = .'. $. .
that he showed against Harry Warden two years
ago, while Will Smith did quite as WE'LL Both
played great golf on their morning rounds.
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CLOSES THIS EVENING
The Fine Arts Exhibition VIII End With
To.night-A Special Program
Drenared

The receipts at the art exhibition in the
public library building to-day were devoted
to the Tarbell picture fund which now
amounts to over $500. The exhibition will
close this evening and program under
the auspices Of the Ladies' Thursday Mu-
sicale will be added attraction. Mrs.
Alice Adrian Pratt and Mrs. French will
sing a duet, there will be a number by a
woman's quartet, a violin solo and vocal
solo. Mrs. Charles L. Holt Of the Johnson
School and Stanley Hall will read The
program is most interesting one and
with the pictures an unusually complete
evenings entertainment is furnished.
Groups Of club women were at the gallery
all day to interest people in the purchase
of the Tarbell picture and there will be
Informal reception groups this evening
also.
Another feature which attracted people
to the gallery to-day was that it was the
last opportunity to vote for the school
painting and the school children were
omnipresent during the afternoon The
vote cast last evening was as follows:
For the picture: "a Hillside Cottage 1888;
"Between Town and Country 527: 1.-THE Farm
ers Daughter 1925; '.Or for Having" SAG;
'The Camp Fire. 343
For the school: Adams, 21: Blaine 10; Bry-
ant, %: Calhoun G1S: Central high. POP; Gin
ton, II: Clay, 396; Douglas, 13s: East Side high,
S14; Emerson. 60; Garfield, SO: Grant Il: Harri-
son, "a; Horace Manu. -: Hawthorne. 10: Hol-
land. IS: Jefferson, $50; Kenwood, 21 Laurel.
IL; Lyndale, 20: Lincoln, II: Lake Harriet, 16:
Madison, II; Monroe, IA; Marcy, H. Margaret
Fuller, 80: Motley. 10: North Side high. AZ:
Pierce, 2O1 Rosedae A: South Side high, 80:
Sheridan. II; Seward, 10: Schiller. 70: Sydney
Pratt, ISL; futile, A. Whittier, So; Washington,
10; Jackson, II.
The contest will close this evening with
the exhibition.
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BASEBALL
CoMISKEY STILL PRESIDENT.

Milwaukee, Oct. 14.-President Charles A. Co.
miskey and Secretary Treasurer Charles Freder-
ichs of the Chicago white stockings came to Mil
waukee yesterday to hold the annual meeting Of
the club, which was Incorporated under the laws
of Wisconsin, three years ago The result Of the
election was follows: President. Charles A.
Comiskey; vice president, George E. Heaney;
secretary-treasurer, Charles Frederichs; direc-
tors Charles A. Conliskey, George E. Heaney and
Charles Frederchs
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to quit game on account of injuries in
the whole five years he has played.
Nickel fullback. weighs ITS pounds He
Is terrific plunger and was hurded
through every opposing line this year
with the regularity Of an electric clock
His lodging proclivities constitute an
other Of his strong points. On the defen-
sive he is surpassed only by Westover.
Englehardt, 100 pounds, is the substitute
fullback. He played fullback on the Oma-
ha high school team the same four years
that Micke and Benedict played with the
Lincoln high school team.
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shall be able to turn out at Bismarck lig-
mite briquettes for locomotive use at a
cost of no more than $3.50 a ton. II we
do that, we shall provide the cheapest fuel
in the country, and we shall soon be sup
plying all the railroads.
I'm any event, we couldn't build
briquette plant at our mines before an
other season. But unless the new process
reveals some defect, we shall have next
year was equivalent to the best anthracite
coal at half the anthracite price,
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American Luxury,

The gorgeousness of certain class of
rich Americans is the talk and wonder of
the world. They spend, each year, on lux
uries sums which in any other age not
only would have seemed preposterous but
would have been impossible. Think Of
cruising on a private yacht which cost a
million and which costs $4,000 a month
to run. The average man would not en-
joy such extravaganza as much as good
health the year around. and yet that
good health can be had by using golden
grain belt beer regularly. 1t is pure and
refreshing and should be in every Amer
lean home-if out, just telephone the
brewery. !"
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No Games in West o-morrow

No games are scheduled for tomorrow
In the west, and the contests In the east
are Of little Importance. Princeton plays
HaverfOrd. which gave Pennsylvania a
scare last week Columbia meets swarth-
more. which scored on the Quakers Sat
urday.
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To California,

California via the Sunshine Route (Cht-
cago. Milwaukee & St. Paul and Santa Fe
lines); every Tuesday; commencing Octo-
Der 14th. Berth rate, $6. Ticket rate.
1920. during October. Ticket office, 1928
Nicollet avenue. or address w. B. Dixon.
NV. P: A, ST: Paul. = e.
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Kansas City Horse Sho~

Kansas City Horse Show, Oct 2o-25, 1902.
One fare plus 81 for the round trip via
the Chicago Great Western Railway.
Tickets on sale Oct, 18th: to 22d, good to
return Oct 9th. For further information
apply to L. c.. Rains. agent. corner Nicol-
let avenue. and Fifth street, Minneapolis.
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BADGERS oFFENsE STILL WEAK.

Madison; Wis. Oct. 14.-This weeks practice
of the Wisconsin football squad started. out
rather light last right the men being given
only signal and formation work. The practice
was light because Of the unfayorable weather,
which precluded any heavy outdoor work, =
Three. cripples who have been on the hospital
list for several days Captain Juneau. Fullback
Driver and Halfback Moffatt, rejoined the squad
yesterday. Fred Long, who played right guard
and Liljequist, who; played halfback in Satur.
days game, are laid up with slight injuries. All
Of the other men, who, took part In Saturday s
game were out for practice - ~7 -.
Coach King, who has returned from Ann Ar
bcr. where he witnessed the Michigan Indiana
game Saturday, will henceforth exert his utmost
efforts to strengthen the badgers back field. He
realizes that Wisconsin will have to improve
greatly between now and Nov. Il if it hopes
to win from Michigan. Wisconsin is fairly strong
in defense. but weak in ofense. The men. es-
pecially those behind the line, woefully lack
ing in spirit and aggressiveness. In Saturdays
game some of the big fellows in the line We're
outcharged by the little Lawrence men and occa-
sionsl1y let Of them leak; through and inter-
fere with the plays before the backs. got we'll
started "a .,--s.s ILL.,. : sr.t : ~-,.i s.
King tried new formation last night by NOV
ing Findlay, the husky boy from Aurora. ILL.,.
from right end to left halfback. and putting
Captain juneau back at end Findlay is
man, and lacks knowledge. and experience. but
he Is one of the most promising. in the squad.
It Ia likely that he will be tried out at half
in the scrinimage this week. ~ g F}s. -
"A practice game with the Madison high school
team has been arranged for Wednesday after.
g.
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One Fare to Omaha and Return
via the Northwestern Line. Tickets on
sale Oct. Is, 16 and 1S. Particulars at city
ticket office, Pillsbury building, 600 Nicol-
let avenue.
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HAML1NE FoRFEITs THE GAME.

Grand, Forks. N. D.. Oct 14-The football
game here yesterday between the University of
North Dakota and Hamlne college ended in
very unsatisfactory manner. The game stood
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If there ever was a specific for any one
then Carter's Little Liver Pills,
are a specific for sick headache, and every
woman should know this. Only one pill a
dose. Try them.
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Red Raven Reasons.
Red Raven Splits will positively cure
headache, indigestion and nausea. Now
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Unfavorable weather caused a postponement of
the qualifying round Of the contest for the vice
presidents cup. which was to be played on the
Minikahda golf links yesterday afternoon. This
cup is a woman 81 event. ~ = -
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10 to s In favor of Hamlne. and. with the
ball on Hamline's six-yard line. the Minnesota
boys quit. No explanation is given, and there is
great dissatisfaction the result. President
Merri1eld Of the university, who rarely takes
sides in any controversy of any kind, gives out
an interview in which he characterizes the action
OF Hamline as without any excuse.
PREPARE TO MEET NORTHWESTERN.
Chicago, Oct. 14.-Work special defense for
Northwestern's style of play was the menu dealt
out to the football yesterday afternoon. by
the Chicago coaches. The practice was secret,
and so 1t will be every day this week, but it was
learned afterward from Coach Stage that he had
been showing his players how. to upset the Ev-
anstonian offensive tactics
No heavy work done yesterday. The
work during the week will be lighter than it has
been this season. as there will he midweek
game. There are plenty of scrubs on the field
every day to afford the regulars the stifest kind
of struggle, but Stage will not risk his men by
1ntlulging In very MANY hard scrimmages.
The mnrons were in the finest kind Of shape,
considering they had played a big college eleven
two days before. Kochler, who suffered some
bruises from hammering Of the Knox men, is still
a little tender in spots, but was capering about
with his team mates. koehler is proving to be
a hne tackler for the maroons. In the Purdue
game he opened up big holes for the backs to
go through.
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DAN PATCH TO RAGE HERE
Champion PAGER Will Make a Trial
Against Time on Minnehaha
Track November l.

Dan Patch, joint holder with Star
Pointer Of the worlds pacing record. has
been engaged to appear in Minneapolis
Nov. 1, and made a. trial against time on
the Minnehaha track. The trotting and
pacing races which were scheduled for
tomorrow have been postponed until
Nov. 1.
Cresceus trotted in 2:05h on the Min
nehaha track last year under very un-
favorable weather conditions. If weather
and track conditions are favorable, Dan
Patch has q good chance of setting a new
mark for harness horses.
Secretary Murray Howe of the Memphis
Trotting association announced to-day
that on Oct. %. the second day Of the
meeting there, H. K. Devereaux's John
A. McKeeron. 2:0614, E. b. Smather's
Lord Derby, 2:O5A, and G. K. G. Billings
The Monk, will each endeavor to lower the
worlds record against time now held by
George H. Ketcham's Creceus, 2:02H.
, 1t was the intention Of the owners TO
have three events and the trial against
time by Creceus on the same date, but
this was found impracticable. Dan Patch
is booked to lower his own and Star
Pointers record against time, 1904, on
Oct. "a.
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More Zine East Trains

Are run on the North w estern Line than
any other road. Between the Twin Cities,
and Chicago there are eight
fine solid vestibuled trains daily and six
fine trains daily to Sioux City and Omaha.
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Myron McHenry went from the Lex
ington meeting to Terre Haute to make
another effort yesterday with Dan Patch
for the worlds harness record, the soft
track last Wednesday made it impossible
to go better than, 2:01. Yesterday the
track was perfect and after the horse had
gone mile in 200, last half 1902, facing
gale, McHenry said he was right for
1853. but the wind grew stronger and the
supreme effort was not made. McHenry
remained over until to-day for another
chance. ..--
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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-02

Pat went 10 a race course the other
day and fen ia with q number Of sport
Ing friends who were betting on the
races. He was urged TO bet. but stead
tasty refused until he saw two Of hin
friends win a large sum on one OF the
races. Finally. after much urging. he
put half crown on horse, from
which moment lie became deeply inter.
estcd.
As the horses came past the judges
box Pats fingers ciutched the back Of
the seat and his eyes were wide with
excitement The horse on which he
had bet finished sixth. Without a
word. but with n look Of deep disgust.
he got up and hurried down to the
paddock where the jockeys were. Call.
Ing the youngster who had ridden that
particular horse aside. Pat INQUIRED in
deeply injured tones:
In hivin's name. young man, phwat
detained you |-Iondon Chronicle
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snake nite nnd WhisIr-

There is not on record an authenti-
Gated case OF snake bite cured bv
whisky. Plenty Of individuals bitten
while under the influence Of liquor
have died, and large amounts Of alec.
hol have failed to save life in many
cases. Only about one in six of those
bitten by venOmous snakes dies. The
remaining five are cured by anything
they happen TO have taken. Stimua
uon Is excellent but the giving Of
whisky to drunkenness by lowering the
resistive vitality has undoubtedly been
n causative factor in many deaths sup
posedly from snake bite that would
Otherwise not have occrrres.,-.--s :
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THE GIANTS CAUSEWAY.
Formation aud Appearance OF This
ODD Freak Of Nature

Odd Freak Of Nature.
The Giants causcWay is situated at
the northern extremity of County An
trim. a short distance from Port Rush.
ireland. IL consists OF countless hosts
of basaltic pillars. varying in shape
from a pentagon Go an octagon. the av-
crage length OF each column or pillar
being about ciahty ecct. the whole
stacked 50 closely together that n knife
blade could hardly bc inserted between
thcm. But the formation Of these pill
hrs IS not the least wonderful part
about them. for. although they may be
counted 10y thousands and tens OF
thousands. each column IS fashioned
with 81 symmetry that suggests a ma
sons hlnjiwork. Their composition IS
a pcrfc,t fusion OF onc-half flnty earth.
onc-Quaricr lime ana clay. one-Quartcr
almost pure iron. each pillar being Ill
vidoi into regular lengths or Joints
which come Together as a perfect. nat
'rai ban crl socket union.
Althouch % De found in small 10
JSchmcuts Embedded IN the cliffs
sands. etc) for some distance along the
shore. the principal aEsrcga tons form
Ink the causcway proper consist OF
three PROF sDtious or tongues known as
u.tlc. middle and grand cauSeways.
These singular columns are Of different
lengths ana present am astonishing ar-
pclwuce ais thcy stand. an army Of at
least 10000 strong marshalcd on the
shores of Erin 80 IL ever ready TO DO
battle with the rising tide.
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Talent is aptitude for a given line.
In the old Bible significance it is power
Entrusted to one for a specific use. Ev-
erybody has some talent worth cult.
waiting. The more we use what we
originally have the greater becomes its
value.-Ladies' Home Journal.
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Teacher-Have you ever heard of the
happy isles Of Greece"
Little Waldo-Yes. ma'am.
Ieacher-Can you tell me something
about them?
Little WaldO-They are pieces Of pork
entirely surrounded by beans.-Chi.agc
Record Herald.
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IS 81. m. Tor Lyuchhrrr and Roanoke.
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Phone 400 lOO6 East Main Street
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