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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-02
1ternnoct Glage.

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off rigtig frem, ibet Den life al1Srie
alagerne og optog gioneSbpro al On.
ore for luffeoe 9ere. Oct falopr
llrberisgelien Ell SARGE.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-02
FACULTY OF
Valdez BUSINESS COLLEGE & NORMAL
SCHOOL, DEBORAH, Iowa,
FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR BEGINNING
AUG. 20, 1904.

c. II. Valdez,
State Normal School, Winona, MINI.
T. /. CLIFFORD, Pm. NJ,
Afford University, New York.
T. S. THOMPSON,
Minneapolis Academy,
State University of Minnesota.
LIBBIE c. KILLER,
Decorah High School,
Valdez Business College.
ADA A. Bulls, A. n,
Iowa College, Grnuell, Iowa,
Chicago University.
c, A. WHALEN,
Dixon College, Dixon, Ill.
c. $, BolCE,
State University OF Michigan.
NORA RILEY,
The H.. A. Kelso Musical College, Chicago.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-02

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Den InfIoac. at ban bar ~beoraset De
Soreneoe Stater peb | California og
Oregon at crbperoe Sfolelnnb, iomt
gour mlbcr 9tupn al "6oreit Heierpe
Glen 2auSS". CONNER 2oconeb ifrep
.aienbelieu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-02
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-02

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gasiagerer tom ben 2soe Suli til
Bolton. "Spernin" bapoe Dem meS
ira liverpool. Mrs. 9. Sinfort
6sbe Snsoug Scot omboro iom 6slgc
at, bpob bun boooe Iiot efter 6orli.
let.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-02
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ears CIfsn GoTburp. wa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-02
GYrfiet ce 2lmcrifa.

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-02

The above institution offers unusual
facilities tor thorough preparation for
teaching. tor business and for shorthand
work. No other private school in the
northwest offers 20 its patrons so strong
a faculty of thoroughly cultured and
experienced teachers.
Send for illustrated eatalog.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-02

Sultan Sanio mpbtoe | forriee
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tinopel / Nuoiens, og @tr. Sobn O.
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at miSiionere, men ne9tet amerifdn.
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man ifulbe faa fonme igien. gn
amerifauif 5Ioaoe ligger / SHINE
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life lan9t borte. 0fan tror, at oelt
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-27
COLLEGIANS MEET TODAY.
Yale Picked as Winner of Game Contests at
Franklin Field.

The preIi-rinaries of the intercollegiate track and
field championships viii De held Franklin
Field Philadelphia to-day. For years these con
tests were held at Berkeley oval. and this IS the
first time that The Quaker city been the meet
ing place OF the biggest collegiate affair OF the
year Whether a larger crowd viii go 70 PhiIa-
deIphIa and whether the grounds win be found
more satisfactory is YET be The finals VIII
be held tomorrow
The entry list Jhis year is the largest ever re-
ceived ana contains al the star athletes who are
eligible TO compete Great preparations have been
made 10 make the meeting successful one. and
everything vas reported 70 be a completeness last
night.
is expected have her name engraved the new
trophy which VIII be fought for to-day and to-
morrow like the Gun that went 10 Old Ell last
the personal property OF 2 college Yale is
pecJed 10 have royal chance OF getting first mort
Last Saturday dual games between Yale and Har-
intercollegiate 2tos 2here IN several contests but
ncpelessIy cloUGsd il II others. The easy manner
which Shis took Hale s2rinters into camp
indicates that he is faster than ever The defeat
great OF Williams. of Princeton. gives a dif-
ferent look 70 the halt mile race Yale received a
setback when Glass unable 10 beat lie MOyne
IL the shot although the latter is not eligible 70
compete in to-day saraes The best Glass could 20
was IS feet 81 inches.
Lowe and Torrey of Yale. have each shown good
form this season. Shick. Of Harvard. and Duffy
OF Georgetown. the favorites in the howard
dash. Latest advices from Harvard saw rhat r.
VIII take at least AZ seconds 10 beat Shick DUFFY
Is now n form again. and he seems TO be moving
even more speedily than ever. and seems to
possible -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-27
RESULTS AT LAToNIA.

Cincinnati May 2G-Frst race tsIx furIongsl-Outvai,
100 Nunrol 70 l. won. 81 1ntpeIer tBoland). TO
J. So ond. May Combs l02 tPauD. TO third Tine,
.i4'e- MZzennast, Henry Lyons Fleischman. Tom
4l.V teltx Martin, Maj Iowrey, Walter Durfy and
Second race uive flrIo1Es}-strcud tSunro 20 %
/ won Wexford, 1O3 Darn 60 second, Mcclellan,
l15 tNioiacSl 30 70 / third. Time. ts Pendragon-
ffadrian. Whippoorw.lL Rusador. Mr. Jack and Lucas
Light also
Iair4 race zone rnel-Fleuron 10T tScul.y). Q to ?
Won pelHorco, lO6 Hicksl. 70 ? second. Florence
FCnso, - tWlsharn. n l. third Time - Mari
tana, Apple and SlIvate also
Fourth tTie STAKES, fIrl0ngsrLaGy
SaVaT. 20 teiC1r7I. Il 20 - woE. Intense rs y
t1'-I = 10 . secoad. Daisy Dean. lG3 tieuN - -
lh1---- liIne- l-tl p Meadow Plume also ran
FIRE race mile seventy yards}f5Tand Mary.
- II hCnas5. q Burke. r. Mar
TIM - l. second; CerwCod. tRshste.gerl.
third Time. 1:46iI Frank Locust blossom Geor
Sc Day and Badger also ran
sixth flriongs)-F1vu= shin 90 ~. Hicks.
20 D. Won: sgar. l03 livingston. Is 70 l. second.
ten Nora lO@ NInrol to l. third Time. 1:l31s.
CoTuscate and Rose King also ran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-27
L4UN TENNIS.
COLegians Meet in Doubles IN
West Side Tourney.

Collegiate tennis teams in the doubles provided
some high class sport yesterday in the continuation
or the West Side Tennis Clubs championship
tournament their courts. at observation-disclosures
seventeerth-st- and Amsterda1n-dve. The old Yale
champions, Harold H Hackett and John \. Allen.
0Utplayed the Columbia University combina ton.
Robert lie Roy and Kenneth BuIkeley- Another
Columbia team. Lyle z. Mahar and o. NJ Bost-
wick also suffered defeat at the hands of the
PRINCETON combination. Frederick B. Alexander
and Edwin P Fisher. The summary.
Mems Championship singles roundl-O
wick defeated II. 2 Romans. Ga. s. A. B Holden.
defeated Lr II. Howell. -. Ct
Mems championship doubles Second round-Frederick
.. Alexander and Edwin P Fisher defeated Lyle E
Mahan and o. N. BoStwck G-1, Ga; Harold H. Hack
eft and JoEn A Allen defeated Robert lie Roy and Ken
Meth Bulkeley So. O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-27
my TELEGRAPH 10 LIE rRIBrxr- :

New-Haven Conn. May 26.-Last night al a con-
ference between Harvard and Yale track team
officials il decided to accept the challenge Of
Oxford and Cambridge universities for athletic
meeting in London this summer The challenge
. surprise TO Yale athletes, who had
pected 10 break active training after the inter
collegiate meet on Saturday The Yale men hoped
70 receive the challenge earlier in the season, but
when II did not come they slve up all hope Of the
meet. II VIII be necessary 90 raise corstdera bic
money Cor the trip bat this viii Dc discussed and
decided later. Official acceptance OF the chal-
leuge VIII probably he wired 10 ugland within
Few days As - result Of the decision 10 go TO
London Il IS likely that plans for the trip TO the
81 Louis Exposition viii De abandoned by both
Yale and Harvard athletes although this will be
decided later
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-27
SPECIAL RIBBON FOR MISS MoRoslNI.

The New York Road Drivers Association has de-
cided 70 award c special ribbon TO Miss GiuIia
Morosini for her three hitch which she en-
tered in the recent Speedway parade. The award
will be made the Speedway. Arrangements
have been completed for the Memorial Dav Speed
way contest at OrangebGrS. y !. II will resemble
the contest here There viii be the free-for-au
trotters and PAGERS 2:20 class Irotters 9l5 class
trotrers and PAGERS and PA class trotters an
contests will be half mile, and the prize IN each
Will be 500 for The best TWO out OF three.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-27
YACHT RACES FOR LONG ISLAND SOUND

Thirty-seven races are scheduled 20 be sailed this
season under the direction OF the Yacht Racf,r
Association % Long Island Sound according TO the
handbook Just issued 10 members This is eleven
races fewer than We're sailed last year. There are
tWenty-fOur clubs in the OrEaniZa ton all of
them Will this year The book has been en-
larged from hfty-niue 10 eighty pages. TO ma ke
room for the conditions governing the Restricted
classes OF a. .. and Is feet respectively. and for
the raCeabOuU and the 1S-f0Ot knOclta bour
The international of signals in color with rbe
key. occupies seventeen pages. The FIRST race Is
TO be that OF the New-Rochelle Yacht Club 10 he
sailed tomorrow. On Monday the Harlem Yacht
club ) 10 sail its annual The RridgeDg-r
and the Indian Harbor clubs also sail races on fhar
Gay under the association rules.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-27
HIGHLANDERS YIN AGAIN
1t Takes ELeUen Innings, Though.
to Beat st. Louis.

IN an eleven inning contest the HighIanders. al
though playing a wretched fielding game. sue
ceeded in defea ting the St Louis team the home
grounds yesterday BY superior batting. The score
TO 5.
The visitors took the lead in the opening inning.
making In the second all the home nine
10 the bat and managed out four
five singles. two bases on balls. a stolen
base and fumbIa The ST Louis men tied the
scOUe IN the ninth inning. but IN the eleventh
inning Conroy singled and went to second HIS
poor throw. and, when Anderson knocked single
to LETT crossed the plate FOG the winning The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-27
DOUGLAS is DEFEATED
OUT IN FIRST ROUND.
4. ". Robbins Uins from Metro
poIitan Golf Champion.

The great surprise OF the day II the Garden Cftp
Inks in the first round at match play for the
championship OF the Metropolitan Golf AssOcta-
ton Nas the defeat OF FIndlay 5 Douglas Nassau
Country club who had the Championship last
year Deal and held that high honor Until rs
met Arden 7. ROBBINS yesterday morning. who
Won. up ard Z TO plsy
With Walter J. Travis The national champion In
Europe. Douglas was regarded al almost a sUrs
winner, besides his victory last year. when
Travis was put out by John NJ Ward. won also
III 1901 al .A0awamis. wren Travis 1ut BY
Charles n Seeley- Douglas took the national
compromising m ISIS al Morrist0wu. and uni
vecsally regarded the next best man 70 Travis.
rs defeat by Arden NJ Robbins Yves uherefors
decided surprise. as the men were not supposed 70
De In the same class IN fact in the official Net
roPohtan Handicap list. with Travis at scratch.
With no one at enc and two. Douglas is placed az
- WIN F. o. RellAarr. the intercollegiate Golf As
ISOLATION champion. while Robbins is placed Z
But little attention was paid TO the match on tho
start although Robbins haIved the trst holes
with the champion Douglas swung into the lead at
tae t-lru hole and at the 1ftn was ? up. Robbins.
ho"e'ei, Kept Up his hre work. ana hOuvrs were
asi-ln even at The seventh. and. fact by taking
tl- E1ntl cy 2 splendid fOur Robbins held the lead
oN 1 ~ AT the tuFl. lie also made tour
NOES n -FOUR strokes each, and this fine run OF
I'VE roCrs IN succession gave him the lead by Up
nOleS 20 play. victory almost assured Th5
champion won the fourteenth hole. cutting his op-
ponenC leaC down 10 up. but. the next two
hOleS were haived. Robbins BY up and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-27
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY.

RACING.-At Gravesend 2so p. Hawthorne and
I-atoIia-
ATHLETICS intercollegiate championships
Field. Philadelphia
GoLF.-Metropolitaa championship Garden city.
LACROSsE-Corneu n Harvard
LAWN TEZNNIS.-rournauent at New-Eork West
Side lawn tennis clubs
RASEBAILl-Natonal League: BROOKLYN New-Yo1l.. A
2. Boston : Philadelphia. Cincinnati Pi-uE-
burg. s.: Louis Caicago; American League: New
York al Philadelphia. washington at
games GeorgetCEn AndoveF Dartmouth AZ VIZ
---Iz- peEEsylvsaia stat a. GettvsDu.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-27
NEW PACK FoR ORANGE COUNTY.

by TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIsCSEI
Goshen, y 7, May IA pack OF English fox-
hounds which reached New-York on Tuesday have
arrived at the kennels or the Orange County Eune
in this village. These hounds were imported by
z Il Hartman and John r. Townsend, and ara =
draft from one OF the best known packs or Eng-
land They viii be exhibited ar the PhiladelphIa
Horse snow next week. together with twenty
hunters from the Orange County Hunt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-27
RFsuLTs AT HAWTHORNE,

chicago Nav eeFrss zee g0u5 AID 9sos saf 5 5gT
IT6 IN - ejlv 20 l. second: Florentne, 10 Nioun-
tarl III 70 third Time, OBI iAiftziaaIh Iraiotoi
rF.-n IA Gleeman LADY McKeon ana Gallant CASSIE
as ran IJxie Id Michael Byrnes and II Otros zen
So 80 fsgx fur.unssl-Alraa Dutour. lO2 tAu-
buclonl 20 = won; The Aishly les t.aneeEn0uI. -
Tlfrsjy u. Ho0k~F'. - = tifd 1lfne
i,tss+ Saiernssa Tryon. ChockayOtte Mmon. Ethel
sa-rle-s 81 smith nd Paul also ran . -
Third ace zone one-qudrter Inilesl- aleIa<l N
fa,h,cboat : 10 . won: Horztins los POWELL TO J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-27
TIE RECORDS.

The Giants clearly outpIayed Brooklyn az all
stages OF the game az the Polo Grounds yester-
day and won by score OF 10 4. Taylor pitched
a good game, but allowed too many bases balls.
Lumley. the Super5as's right fielder. received ap-
plause from the large attendance that saw The
contest BY sending ont home in the third
inning which sent home Sheclard. who had got
his base on balls ahead Of him The Giants ted
the score in the seventh inning. making three
on three singles, base on balls and error, and
taIled their winning run II the ninth on two
singles The score.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-27
AMERIcANs IN ENeLIsH cHAMPIoNsHlp.

London May 2s.-The drawing for the amateur
goIs championship play for which begins at sand
wich next week. held this evening There were
To- entries including six Americans none Of whom
IS regarded here very formidable opponent
Walter J Travis the American Chamui0n. meets
H Holden. OF the Royal Liverpool Golf Club and
E NJ Byers, American, meets 4. z Dick also OF
the Royal Liverpool Golf Club. The other Amerf-
can entrants W. ". Burton. OF The Ekwanok
Cub. T. O HorsJmgn. Of the Chevy Chase and
Devereux Emmett and John MOller. r., OF tina
Garden city Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-27

GUS Srrzus also
Fourth tive furIongs1-sylvia Tablet BIoun-
l2l. i6 70 Won Americana 107 tFeichtf. 10 20 l.
second: Sad sam. loT Sherwood. l. third Tine
l;u SEllfui Injunction. Irene LIndsz His Reya High
ness and The Crisis also
fth rice cone and three-sixreenth mesl-Tha1e. 1us
fNtcoh = J, won NiaxCs 81 tAuhach0ul. I 10 l.
-ec7nd Marcos. III larsen third. Time 2-0Sls
Larry I've. John ActIurk and Alma Girl also
XXX race tone milef-Forehand. (SicoD won
= at1an0insn 10 "a Booker. ) second, Ben Hay
"cod % Lawrence. 70 / third. Time. 1;44as. On
'uEaEol. Dav and Coaxaca also ran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-27
INTERNATIONAL MEET.
Yale and Harard to Compete zcith
Oxford and Cambridge.

London. May 26-The Oxford University Athletic
Club. on behalf of Oxford and Cambridge universi-
ties. has sent challenge TO Harvard and Yale
hold an athletic meeting in London this summer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-27
OLD ORCHARD eEAcH FoR AUTO RACING

Old Orchard, Ne, May 81. W Morgan. OF New
York. came here to-day and examined the beach.
with the idea OF mapping out course for the pro-
posed automobile racing meet in the coming sum
Mr. Morgan says that with the exception OF
Oruond Beach, Florida there Is beach on ira
Atlantic Coast equal 70 Old Orchard for auto
racing.
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NEw-ENoLAN0 LEAGUE.

At Nashua-Sashus. =; Fall River. o.
A. Concord Concord. 4 New-Bedsord. 2
Al Manchester-Manchester 9: Haverhll, !
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sKIRMIsH FIRING

COMPANY F-Numbe-- firing. %. prone figure so.
lneeling agure sos standnE figure 800 remainder of
$40 total. Its
Company C-Nlirnber Il men firing IS. prone figure
80 kneeIrg dgure 492 standing hgure 233; remainder
target. 396. total. 261
COMPANY E-Numher n men drlnE 81: prone agIre
80. kneeliu= figure $50. standing figure in5a-
OF target. 83l total. 800
Company Number II firing. 50. prone figure
Sneeling agare 1872 standing hgure. 264 remainder Of
362. total. SIS.
Company Number Of men firing "a pron. er,-a
10 Sneeng hgure 22s standing fgre. 240: remainder
o. target. $40, total. l. 1872
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

A, New Hsven-New-Ha 4; HoIyoke, .
AT Hartford-E5 arrford Z. New-LOndon- Q
AT Mertden-W oTcsster, 5; Meriden. s
At Bridge Bridgeport, u. Springfield. :.
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Earned rucs-Nevy-Nork ST Louis, Lett bases
Nex-York II. Louis. Il Two hits-Flltz ~,
Thoney. Williams. Hughes. Pa56sc- Three base hit
Hughes sacrifice hits-AcGuire, Williams. Heidrick
stolen hases-keele-, Williams =. Camel. Wallace.
Jones HetdricS -. Henphiu % Double plays-Hemp-
SIgden. Wallace Padden and Jones. First base
OF bas-Or Hughes s. OF Howell. First o.
er-ors-Nevy-YlTl. !. Louis 8. Hit by pitched ball
BY Hughes. / Struck 0ut-By Hughes o. by Howell. 5.
Tl-e-2.50. CmPires-ktng ana Dwyer. Attendants
1900
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STATE LEAGUE.

Al Utica-Ctica s: Binshamton, 7.
A. Troy-Tr0y. A. Schenectady. L
At Albany Albany. 3. A J. and G.. I
A. I1o1-Iiun. 3. Syracuse. 2
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HENRY HURT AT HAWTHORNE.

Chicago MAJ 26-dichacl Byrnes. with Henry
Up together with FL Otr4s. ridden BY Feicht, and
Dixie Lad. ridden b. c. Gray. fell al the half
mile post. Feicht and Gray escaped with a shak-
expected 10 keep him out Of the saddle for some
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HOLY CROSS, 6. GEORGETOWN. 5.

Worcester Mass. May e6-Holy Cross beat
Georgetown to-day IN the ninth inning. Two
singles and 4 base on balls hIled the bags A hard
line drive by Standard was mUfed by ApperOUs
and TWO runs made The score
R 4 Z
Holy Cross .-....---.0 99d ls :
BattereEManshed and Noonan: Seitz and Hart
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BASEBALL
Giants Outplay Brooklyn and hin,
> to 4.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New-Ycr. .; Brooklyn. Cincinnati. o: Ptttsbu-g.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
MIA lpAiG. .; Detroit O. Cleveland. washington,
-NeW-1 OK. .; s. louis. ) Ctlcaeo. s. Boston. O