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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-03

THE PLYMOUTH BARGAIN BASEMENT
Mems 81 pants. 81; ladies' 81 skirts, 50. -
BUY WHEAT ON BREAKS, SELL ON
bulges; $40 will margin 1000 bushels cents
Send for our free book, explaining option
trading. The Osborn Grain Co., 813 to S15
Phoenix building, Minneapolis. Members
Chamber of Commerce.
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~ PERSONAL
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DR. BERTHA SHEPARD, SPECIALIST
Diseases of Women. Office. 407 Nicollet Tel
ephone NJ 659. Office hours, p. N. to p. M
Consultation free.
CORNS extracted &c: Inverted nails and
bunions treated! Dr. Collier, 405 Nicollet av.
$685. THAT BALD SPOT
Will be covered with hair If O. X. Chance
gets chance at it. All scalp troubles quick
~ and permanently relieved and cured. Send
stamp for particulars, or 50c for trial course.
O. K Chance $50 Syndicate Arcade. a
LADIES IN DOUBT PLEASE CALL OR
write DR.. Bly,, u 4th st s. New book, 3oct
FEMALE DISEASES CURED.
Irregular and suppressed nienstruation cured
quickly; 40 years experiences good home for
patients Dr.Wheeler, Globe bid, Minneapolis
EXAMINATION FREE.
DANCING GLASSES - MONDAY AND
Thursday children, Saturday at 81 buck. wing
and private By appointment. Holcomb's
Academy. 42 4th st S.
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PERRY { 1000 letterheads. 1925
PRINTER 1000 billheads. 100. 1.50
AZ So. Third st. 1000 business cards leo

FOR sALEITWO QUARTER SECTIONS OF
farming land and hotel at Letellier, Manitoba;
near boundary line. Address Proprietor Lee
teller House.
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90 ACRES
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FOR RENT-A 20-ACRE FARM, NEAR CITY.
Call at 272S University aY Sc, or J. 3. Eustis,
S2o Guaranty Loan.
On MISCELLANEOUS
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~ Observation-Disclosures

WILL GIVE CASH FOR TWO! BARGAIN
lots near 4th av line: also household goods
for carriage painting; boat for sale. 545s,
Journal.
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UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY. WE ARE
open for proposals to represent our lines in
minneapolis and vicinity. Must come we'll
recommended and know thoroughly the best
retail trade; permanent contract and good
opening for right party. Prefer one already
engaged in textile brokerage but with no con-
ficting lines. Manufacturing Company, Ma
con Ga. Care Telegraph.
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UNION MEN SHOULD STRIKE
3 FOR A HOME.
DON'T pay Shylock POUND OF FLESH
In PROFIT, RENT or INTEREST II
When you get home from
THE NATIONAL HOME SEEKERS Asso-
CITATION
On the following easy terms:
A $1,000 Home, $3.50 per Month.
A $4,000 Home, s11Oo per Month.
A $1,000 Home, $3.50 per Month
Call at our office. 255 Temple Court. and we
will demonstrate this to you. lnclose stamp
for reply
OFFICE OPEN EVENINGS.
TWO MODERN HOUSES, ONE NINE AND
one twelve rooms at a great bargain as par
ties leave oity. Call and see. Owner. 2701
University av Sc.
r. D. COME & CO., SIT GUARANTY BLDG
81, 600-House. Z rooms, cellar, city water and
sewer. connected, storms, screens. all street
improvements paid for Large east front lot.
Sd ay s. near Lake st. 100
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

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GROCERY STORE, DOING GOOD BUSI-
ness, in q town Of about 1000. Only two
stores. Best of reasons for selling. Address
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START BUSINESS IN YOUR OWN TOWN
for s1.5N Write for particulars Address
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AGENTS WANTED

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AGENTS MAKE LARGE MONEY CANVASS
ing for our favoring extracts and other
household necessities. We handle the best OF
everything in our lire. Write for territory.
477p, Journal.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS
BUSINESS CHANCES

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PORTRAIT AGENTS-FRENCH CRAYON-
cite portraits are the best on earth; we make
'em. Whetston & Little Chicago. Ill.
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.UNIMPROVED

FOR LOTS AT LINDEN HILLS, ST. AN
thony Park, Walton Park, or for bargains
everywhere, send for maps, ETC., to Edmund
G. Walton, 800 Hennepin av.
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~ MACHINERY AND ENGINES

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WOODWORKING AND. WOODWORKING
Machinery-Largest stock In the northwest.
Northern Machinery Co., 217 Sd st s.. Mpls.
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FOR RENT-THE ARLINGTON HOUSE;
furniture for sale. Address Arlington House,
Arlington, Mimi. ..... 49,. .>.
FOR SALE-TERRITORIAL RIGHTS OF
sale of new and novel device for tighten
ing spokes and tires; every wheeled vehicle
owner needs one it will pay you to investi-
gate. W. J. McReady, patentee, Fridley,
MINI. ..
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| WANTED - AN ALL-AROUND, GOOD
! blacksmith; German preferred. Steady work
4 for right man. Address j. F. kantleak, Mas
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FARM LANDS

NORTH DAKOTA LANDs-16O, ACRES TO
| 10O, 900; Minnesota and Wisconsin lands. bod
les of 1000 acres to 100, 900 only; now is the
time; your money grows while you sleep.
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. 90 DR.. HANSEN, sic CEDAR Az,
see and 81 other agents, receive deposits
Q q Q for the Savings Bank of Minneapolis
during business hours. Call for booklet.
Adam Hannah treasurer, 107 4th st S.
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GQ MINES AND MINING
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! 1000 SHARES COPPER CROWN, 5000
lent; soon worth par, St, COO. sacrifice price
| $100 for 1000 shares. Address Box 12O, Mime
apolis
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q HELP wANTED--FEMALE

WANTED-A FIRST-CLASS LAUNDRESS;
best wages paid for competent person; none
others need apply. References asked. Call
at No. 1926 Harmon place, between and Z
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Gee JAMES H. MARSHALL. 1925 .NICOL-
see let av and q other agents receive de-
o posts for The Savings Bank OF Mime
apolis during business hours. Call for book
let Adam Hannah, treasurer, LOT 4th st S.
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ANY ONE WANTING SECONDHAND
flour mill machinery will do we'll to write
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-04-20
oe-oooooooooooooooooooooo
X PERSONALS. II

Mrs. H. c. Potterf is visiting friends
in Gainesville.
Judge ]. j. Bates returned yesterday
from the Valley.
]. NJ. London is in the city repre-
senting the News.
DR.. John II. Mccoy of Elk was in
the city yesterday.
j. w. Johnson was in the city yes
teTday from Milo.
l. e. Alexander was in yesterday
from Provence.
Richard LeMay, M. D., of Ryan was
in the city yesterday morning.
IF. Watkins and wife were in the
city yesterday from their camp.
Miss Pearl Wallace Miss Cora Full
ler and ]. L. Ross came in yesterday
from Lebanon, |. T.
Deputy Bridges and j. w. Gillian.
of Tishomingo, came in yesterday
morning
Miss Clara Caperton of Newport, is
visiting Misses Guertie and Edna
Davenport this city.
Judge Townsend, j. f. Humphrey, C
o. Bum. and other court officials
came down from Pauls Valley yester-
day afternoon.
Miss Nita Williams returned yes
tardav from, Gbarynap ,ybora che hsa
been attending the North Texas Fe.
male College.
j. l.. Crossman, the man who has
the contractor for digging the big ar.
tesian well for the waterworks com
pany. came in last night and register
ed from Joplin, Mo.
C.. c. McKoin, Chief Townsite clerk
for the Indian Territory arrived yes
terday afternoon from Muskogee and
will assist in closing the work OF the
commission here.
ely Wood. formerly with the Robert
Johnson Rand Shoe Co., OF st. Louis
was here Friday looking for loca-
tion to establish a tannery. Mr.. Wood
went TO Oklahoma City and will re-
turn here again this week.
j. w. Weeks and family, Pete Lam
baugh and wife. Harrison Frensley
and family and r. b. Frensley and
family. all of Duncan arrived yester-
day afternoon and will attend the
unveiiing ceremonies OF the monu.
ment OF Bob Frensley, by the Wood
men today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-04-20

Ardmore Welcomes Him.

Mr.. p. l.. Harrell, we are informed,
will move within a short time to Ard
more, |. T. The many friends of Mr.
Harrell regret to see him leave us as
he takes an active interest in every
thing that tends to the up-building of
the town. He will prove valuable
acquisition to the business interests
of the town TO which he is moving
Waco Tribune.
Mr.. Harrell is a large stock holder
in the 100000 cotton mill at Waco.
Texas, and is devoted TO the work OF
placing mills in the south. We shall
be glad to welcome him to our town
and expect Ardmore TO be given a cot
ton mill as the result of his coming
here.
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e Estrayed.

One bay horse years old 12h
hands high, branded DH connected
on one shoulder and o on the other,
wire cut on one forefoot. was last seen
near Ardmore. viii pay s. re-
ward for information leading to re-
c0very. ' SAM TOLON, -
2Od& Holder. !. T,
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w. j. Brown not only has the larg-
est line OF Undertaking goods in the
Indian Territory, but also the largest
line of picture mouldings. To show
our appreciation of your trade, we
will give the lowest prices and guar.
antee satisfaction in every particular
2Otf T. c. BRIDGMAN, Mgr
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Notice.

At a Directors meeting of the Ard
more Coal and Power company, held
on this day, it was decided to place
upon the market a limited number OF
the shares of the treasury stock of
the company, and A. c. Cruce and c.
l.. Herbert were directed to negotiate
such sales. This company in the near
future, will establish brick plant up
on their premises at the coal mines
south of Ardmore, and persons desir
ing to buy stock in this company
would do well to see either of the un
designed. .... aa
This, April 18th, 1902.
A. C. CRUCE,
C. l.. HERBERT
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When you prepare and make ice
cream at home, you know you have
something good. And it's no trouble
to make 1t with one Of our Ice Cream
FreeZeTs. SPRAGINS a co.
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The party who picked mp the
wrong package at Ramsey's las
night will please return same and
oblige NJ. PARKER.
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Don't think those cheap shingles at
Laidlaw's are worthless; they are as
good as any $3.50 shingle you ever
bought in this country. 20tf
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Attention, Woodmen!

Ardmore camp No. 33, w. o. w
will unveil a monument to the de
ceased sovereign, c. r. Frensley. Sun
day, April 20, at 3 p. m, at South ceIa
etery. All members meet at the ha
at 1880 p. M, sharp. Visiting SOW
ereigns invited TO be with us.
]. N. MORGAN, C. C.
ED SANDLIN, Clerk.
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ocnn the new and second
sss"SVU hand man will swap
furniture with you. or bny your
heating stoves and furniture.
Goods for rent. Second door north
First Natl Bank. 18.1m
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Leave bus and carriage calls at
Banks hotel for Cathey's bus. Prompt
attention. Him
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Quality tells and prices sell. We
have them both at the Nickel Store.
2O.2t .......
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WHEN YOU WANT

to be pleased with quality, styles
and prices, go TO Mrs. Bomar's 10
get Your hats.
She keeps full line of Dress
Hats, Street Hats, Veilings and
prettiest line of Baby Caps in
town. -
We have now begun work in
our dressmakiDg department.
The lady formerly engaged
happening to the misfortune Of
heing crippled. | have now Mrs.
Frank Brown, who is well known
tomaDy lad les in Ardm ore. She
will carry the work on and will
turn ont good, stylish work. al
ways keeping enough help to eDa-
BILE us to give prompt service.
ms. LILA /. b0nAQ
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The w. c. T. u. will have call
meeting at the home OF Mrs. j. A.
Madden, Monday afternoon at 3
o'clock.
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Fishing tackle to the anglers con-
tent At Williams, Corhn 4 Co.'S. Every
size. shape, form. fashion OF hook, line
or rod.
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REV. A, G. BRIGGS

For comfort and economy use Per.
fection Wickless Blue Flame OH
Stove. Abs0 ItcS safe and reliable.
Buy them from sPRAGINs & co.
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ladies' Aid Meetlna.

The Ladies Aid Society of the Cum.
berland Presbyterian church will
meet at 2:30 p. M. Tuesday at the
church. An important business session
will be followed by the Bible study
lesson. Mrs. II. c. Potlerf, Pres.
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ED sANDLIN, Clerk.
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April 18th. 1902.

A. c. CRUCE,
c. l.. HERBERT
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-28
HAL SMITH RESIGNS.
Pastor First Cumberland Pres
Dyterian Church to Leave.

Rev. Half. Smith. pastor of the First
Cumberland Presbyterian church of To-
peka, has resigned to accept a call from
the congregation of that name in Gal
latin, No, and expects to leave here not
later than June Is for his new work
The change is made under the protest
Of his flock in Topeka and the board,
but at the unanimous wish of the mem
bershfp of the GalIatin body
When Rev. Mr.. Smith came to Topeka
three years ago there were Is adherents
to that denomination worshiping in a
little brick building on Huntoon street.
Since then he has increased the number
to IS, besides building the beautiful
suburban church on the corner of Fifth
and West streets, at cost of St, 100
Previous to coming here he was with
the Gallatin congregation six years
doubling the membership and leaving
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-28
KANSAS NEWS.
The State Musical Jubilee Be-
gins Next Tuesday.
Musicians in Numbers Will
Flock to Hutchinson.
FOUR GOOD SOLOlSTS
viii Entertain Each Evening
With Concert.
Mr.. WOdell, Mr.. Miller, Miss
-FOUR GOOD SOLOISTs
Mr.. WOdell, Mr.. Miller, Miss
Buckley and Mrs. Misic.

Hutchinson. Kan, May 2s.-The annual
meeting of the Kansas musical jubilee
inaugurated here in 1898 will begin on
next Tuesday morning and close Fri
day evening. Aside from the winning OF
the many prizes, the interest this year
viii center in the quartet of profession
al soloists, who will appear at each
evening concert These soloists are MI.
Wodell Of Boston, Mr.. Miller of Chicago
Miss Buckley of Chicago and Mrs. Mlslc
of Chicago.
Mr.. Miller, the tenor, comes very
highly recommended by the best author
lty, and although the jubilee committee
knows less about him personally than
about the other professional singers en-
ployed for the jubilee, there is every as
Surance that he will be all that could
be wished for by the Kansas musicians.
Mr. F. w. WOdell of Boston, the emil
nent musician and vocalist, who viii
act as one of the soloists Of the jubilee,
and who will assist Mr. kroeger in
judging the contests, is among the best
known musicians in the east. He has a
baritone voice Of rich sympathetic quail
ity, and genuine lyric power and
passion which distinguishes his singing
from that Of the ordinary baritone. He
is also a lecturer of note.
Miss Helen Buckley viii need no in
PRODUCTION to the musicians of Kansas,
as her fame as a vocalist is familiar to
every musician in the state. She has
headed the list at many of the inn
pOrtant musical events in all parts of
the United States.
Mrs. Grace Whistler Misic, the con-
tralto of the jubilee this year. will make
her first visit to Hutchinson on this oc-
caSiOn.
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Ar oTrAwA UNIvRRsITY.
Commencement Exercises May 80 to
June 5.

Ottawa, Kan, May 2s.-The COM
mencement exercises of the Ottawa uni
versity will be held May 80 to June 6.
Following IS the programme:
Friday, May 80, 8 D. m.-Concert by
the university orchestra and the uni
versity band.
Saturday. May 81, 8 p manual de-
bate between the Olympian and Philale-
thean societies.
Sunday, June I, 1O:3O p. m.-Bacca-
laureate sermon before the class of 1902,
by Rev. r. J. Conner, pastor of the First
Baptist church of Atchison.
p. manual sermon before the Y
NJ. c. A. and Y. W. c. A of the uni
Versity, by Rev. J. 7. Crawford, pastor
of the First Baptist church of Parsons.
Monday, June 20, 10 a. m.-Graduating
exercises Of the Senior Academic class:
and address to the class by W. 8.
jerks.
p. m.-Dobson contest in oratory by
selected members of the Junior class,
members of the Freshman class
p m.-Class day exercises of the
class of 1902
Tuesday June 30. 10 a. n.-Alumni
open meeting. Grafton by Prof. Otto F.
Dubach, 49, Of Ewing college, Illinois.
Poem by Alvah B. Way. 81 of Oakland,
California.
? p. manual meeting of the board
of trustees.
to 5 p. m.-General reception at
Charlton cottage.
8p. m.-Recital of the Conservatory of
Music.
$50 p. manual reunion and re-
ception of the class Of 1902.
Wednesday, June 4, 10 a. m.-Com-
mencement Address by Rev. Johnston
fist church, Chicago Illinois.
8 D. m.=President'S levee.
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Pensions For Kansans.

Washington. May 2s.-The following
pensions have been granted: Kansas
Original, John Freel, Soldier, $12; Henry
Hillman, National Home, Leavenworth.
So. Increase, Jacob Bohann, National
HONG, Leavenworth s.; Howard Hall,
Kill Creek S12; Laban Afilges, William s.
burg, S.; John Driscoe, Columbus, SO;
Allen Hefto, Pittsburg, $12; John Pc
rautka Clandell, s12; William Cooper,
National Home, Leaven worth, SIP; Dan
iel Boatwright, Lancaster, $40; James
Barrett. Columbus. s12; Dudley Shafer,
Pittsburg. $12; Joseph Bailey, National
Home, Leavenworth, $12; Robert Ora
ham, Harper, So; John Beatty, Topeka,
S12: Joseph Crow, Ell Dorado, s12.
Melissa Winchell. Lawrence. IS; Maggie
Knoblek. Kansas City. 50; Elizabeth
Smith. St. John. $12.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-28

it in fine condition. The members
then were reluctant to give him up and
when the minister resigned May 1 OF
this year, he was at once besieged to
come back to his former place Not only
his own people favored his return, but
outsiders asked the board to use every
influence in trying to induce him to
make the change. The society there
counts among its members the best ele-
ment of intelligence, wealth and socie-
ty, numbers $780, and the building is the
best in town. Besides the pastor Is
furnished with a parsonage adjoining
the church.
Rev. Mr.. Smith isa parativelyyoung
man although he has been preaching
twenty years. Besides the pastorates
already mentioned he has been at New
burgh, Ind, and at Westport avenue.
Kansas City. He holds the degree OF
Bachelor of Science from the North
Alabama college. Gaylesyilie, Ala, and
that Of Doctor OF Divinity from the
noted Cumberland university, Lebanon,
Tenn, class of 81. In connection with
his pastorate duties he is moderator OF
of the Fort Scott presbytery, embracing
most of the counties of southeastern
Kansas, and belongs to the synodical
board of church extension composed Of
the ministers OF Kansas Nebraska and
Colorado.
No successor has been mentioned and
he will remain until at least a supply
man Is secured for this place
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-28
sHARKRY II ENaLANn.
The Sailor is rendered a Warm Re
eeption at WaterIoo Station.

New York. MAY 28-Sam Fitzpatrick, in
letter received today by a correspondent.
writes interestingly of his string of fight
erss who viii be seen at the National
Sporting club during coronation week
"Chlpperheld Heights. May l6. 1907 am
IN dear old England and o. K. German,
bharley and Kid McFadden are all train
ing here. Johnny has been working a
week He is not going to take any chances
with Tommy Ryan 50 far as training goes.
And you can bet he VII give Ryan the
toughest go he ever had McFadden is
matched to meet Jim Williams at the Ma
uonal two weeks from next Monday, and
Tom Sharlzey, as you know. viii fight Gus
Rubin Tom arrived in London two days
ago. After spending one day in the city
looking around he made for the training
quarters here. We are here at the Two
Brewers. an old Toadhouse, p miles from
London, and a great place One Of the
finest 7 have ever seen in England It is
iu the center Of a delightful country and
stands 500 feet above the sea level. Shar-
key got a great reception. Although il vas
late In the evening when he arrived at
isR aterioo station there we're fully $500 D6o-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-28
10 CARE FOR LAJOIE.
President johnson Says American
League VIII Protect Kim.

ELGHlQGuB GDAASOA a1t1yS ~~A-~-@-~@~-
League VIII Protect Him.
Atlantic city. N. J.. May 28.-"It has al
ways been the desire and intention OF the
American league club to protect La Joie
and Bernhard said President Ban john
son of the American league
ANY statement to the effect that we
would not stand by them is Incorrect. 1
have been misquoted in regard to TINS
matter. When I arrived in Phlladelpnla
1 learned for the first time that Mr. SOM
ers of Cleveland had been there and nad
made propositions to La Joie and Bern
hard to play with the Cleveland CLUB
have received no information as TO inc
truth of any negotiations having taken
place or what has occurred II may De
possible that they have signed the CleVe-
land contract. The American league peo-
pie have felt all along that they We're IN a
measure obligated to take care of these
players If, as reported. they nave signed
the question is much simplified.
Mr.. Johnson said that he had been in
formed that La Joie and Bernhard had
been negotiating with Colonel Rogers He
declared that they would reach salts
factory agreement and that it would be
needless for the American league to go
further with court proceedings.
Mr.. Johnson has been endeavorlng to
learn the exact status of the players from
the Philadelphia American league club,
but as yet has received no definite infor-
nation