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The Newark journal., 1905-01-27
SULPHUR ROCK SKETCHES
Short Local Items of Interest Picked Up at the Metropolis of White
 River Township.

Adler Magness returned from Alicia Monday.
 Wm. Lewis of Magness was in town Saturday.
 Will Waldrip of Magness was in town Tuesday.
 Boone Pulley is visiting in Oil Trough this week.
 ]. C. Gibson went to Batesville Tuesday on business.
 Young McPherson of Newark was in town Monday.
 Little Pies Moore has been sick a few days but Is better.
 Pete Fortune of the Dota neigh borhood was in town Saturday.
 Our old friend Billey Wright of Magness was in town Monday.
 Miss Sue Braden visited in Batesville several days last week.
 E. M. Gibson and Will Seymore of Magness were in town Monday.
 Harry Tuggle of Little Rock was visiting in town the first of the week.
 Hamlin Morgan, of Moorefield, was in town Tuesday with a load of cotton.
 Clint Burckett of Missouri is here visiting Messers. Hugh and Bob Parks.
 Herbert Harrison of Tuckerman visited the family of W. $. Moore here last week.
 Hubert Kennerly of Batesville spent Sunday here, visiting rela- tives and friends.
 Mrs. Dan Moore and Mrs. Good rich of this place went to Newark Tuesday evening.
 Robert Moore made a business trip to Little Rock last week, re- turning Monday.
 Dr. NJ. B. Owens and family of Magness came up Saturday to vis- it the doctors mother.
 Joe Magness went to Batesville Sunday, as usual. Wonder what's the attraction up therel
 Marshal J. M. Keith started Sunday for week or two's visit in the Indian Territory.
 Joe Caldwell and wife spent Sunday with the gentleman's mother on the mountain.
 MeSSerS. Robert Moore and Jlm Vaughn are the champion wood cutters of Sulphur Rock.
 Tom Carter returned from Po- cahontas Tuesday, where he has spent the past two months.
 Bird hunters are plentiful. Most of the boys like to hunt quail, but seems like Prof. Will Jernigan likes the Martin best.
 Miss May Martin, who is teach ing at Oakland, spent Sunday with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. George Martin.
 Miss Maud Vaughn, who is en- gagged in teaching at Paroquet, came home Saturday to visit home folks. She was accompanied by Mrs. J. c. Whited.
The Newark journal., 1905-01-27
SPOKE IN BOSTON.

Hon. Joe T. Robinson. congress- man from Arkansas, was one of the principal speakers at the an- nual banquet of the New England Iron and Hardware Association at Boston Tuesday night.
The Newark journal., 1905-01-27

Bankers money orders are the -ssefest way to send money. Sold by the'Bank of Newark payable Tn all parts of the civilized world.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-10
STEFFEN IN BADGER CAMP
Chicago Man Is Being Urged to Enter
| < Wisconsin. 81 .-"r :. -
Journal Special services

Journal Special Service. =
Madison, Wis, Oct. lo-Walter steffen, the
crack little football player and track man Of
North Division high school, Chicago, has arrived
here and is considering the adyisability Of enter
ing the Wisconsin university. While he declines
to say absolutely whether he Will matriculate or
not, it is believed that, he may. IL; sE-E -
All day long he consulted with Graduate Man
ager Downer, Football Coaches King and Holt
Track Coach Kraenzlein, Captain Vanderboom OF
the football squad and others, but did not finally
announce what he intends to do. &iE{ "a
He Is doubtful about the football and track
outlook of the institution next year, when he
months rule and for that reason is not greatly
inclined to matriculate here. Steffen was asked
to come here and look sover the field again by
Captain Vanderboom, who in Chicago Satur-
day to see the Chicago-Iowa game.
This is the third time Steffen has seriously
considered entering Wisconsin. He came here
last fall, but refused entrance to the univer-
sity on account Of lack of required scholastic
credits. j, This fall he went to Marinette to join
the badger football squad but finally changed
his mind and returned to Chicago. This is the
third time he has considered the matter.
The badger football hospital is now running
at full blast, and nearly all of its wards are
full. Bertke, Remp, Findlay, Clark and Wander
boom are the leading players under the care OF
DR.. Kraenzlein. Clark and Findlay were out in
their uniforms last night, but did little but sig
nal work. Ffndlay had to retire before the prac-
tice ended. -. sa~t..5. +
f aVanderboom was out in his togs, but did moth
ing except help in the coaching. It is. probable,
however, that none Of these men but Vanderboom
will be kept out of the game with Notre Dame
in Milwaukee next Saturday.
The Practice last night consisted In 1imbering
up work, punting, blocking and running forma-
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-10
BOOTH GRAVES 4
DESPERATE FIGHT
Hopes Knox Will Season His
Cornhuskers for Battle with
Yost's Machine,
Journ.l speoial Service.

|
Lincoln, Neb.. Oct. 1o.-Nebraska's season Of
practice games, in which Grand Island college.
Lincoln high and South Dakota university were
opposed at Amenia, the curtain-raiser Of next
the coming week with the main show at Ann
Arbor, where Booths pupils will clash with
those of Yost. Booth is anxious that Knox
! shall put up stir fight and force the corn
| huskers to show the best they have.
A spirited resistance by the sGalesburg aggre-
cation viii put Nebraska in much better trim
that Knox will give that desired thing This
conclusion Is based upon the success Of Knox
in holding Illinois to single touchdown.
The easy victory achieved by the cornhusk-
ers over South Dakota on Saturday demonstrated
| that the Nebraska team. besides the weaknesses,
has no little potential strength With the ner-
curry standing at S5 degrees and the sun sizzling
down upon the gridiron without a cloud to
| heck the sky. Booths men simply played rings
around the coyotes from South Dakota. End
runs. many Of them for goodly distances, were
| fatal furnbles Nebraska's total of touchdowns.
| instead Of being eight, would surely have been
| at least dozen. The heat 80 Furnishing
that Booth was glad to consent to the cutting
process Of division shows that the cornhuskers
scored each Of their touchdowns in less than
five minutes Of play. si .
In the first few minutes Of play the Dako.
| tans once made their distance on downs, send
ing three successive bucks thru Nelson at left
guard, but Nelson braced and thereafter every
to attack. Rice, who is making strong bid
| to capture Nelson's position, was tried In the
second half and rendered good account Of
himself. --..E
Booths offensive tactics this year are vastly
different from former seasons, and the new
formations proved powerful ground-gainers. Da-
kota's lone touchdown was such fuke, as 1t
followed bad tumble by Wilson Just as he
was plunging over the coyotes goal line, that
Booth was not disturbed by it
The fumbles were the only apparent weak spot
| in Nebraska's performance. AS q result. how
ever. much of Booths time during the prepara-
tions for Michigan win be devoted to teaching
| the runners to hug the ball.
Nebraska does not expect victory from Mich
igan, for the margin of beef and experience win
| be strongly against her. but II the cornhuskers
! can make the wolverines fight for every inch
| and hold them to a fairly respectable score
Booths men will have proved their class.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-10
BADGER | IHIDEYERY n
R0UNDLY SCORED
Steffen Case Anglers Even Presi-
dent Harper, Who May De-
mand an Explanation.
~ r.. 80, &. s.s.&
Journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service. "a -.
Chicago, Oct. 1O.-The "kidnapping' by Wis.
consin Of Walter sSteffen, formerly of North di-
vision and lately recruit under Stages maroon
banner, whose abilities as a football player
and track performer have made him much.
sought-after young man. has aroused as much
strife, discussion and rumors on the midway as
emanated from the late engag cement between the
Japs and Russians in its palmiest days.
From President Harper down indignation is
rife, well mixed for young man Of undoubted
athletic abilities, who seems to know not his OWE
mind. Stefen's parents stated last night that
they expected him back soon, and that he would
again be wearing maroon jersey.
From close friend Of President Harper it was
learned that the head Of the midway institu
tion was surprised, saddened and angered at tile
action Of the badger men and contemplated writ
ing President Van Hise of Wisconsin asking fol-
an explanation of the =proceedings.o@
On all hands the case is considered the most
fragrant exhibition Of "proselyting' methods EN-
ployed in the west for time and particularly
hurtful to the college game as the methods were
applied to man regularly entered in college
with weeks work to his credit, who was nat
uraly supposed to be settled at last.
Coach Stagg had little to say, merely remark
ing that he expected Stefen to return. DR.. J. q
Raycroft was Of the opinion that Wisconsin
would like the action Of Vanderboom even less
than Chicago people He said that it was hare
to believe that they could be guilty of such q
performance. " -
+ Coach Stagg put his men thru a long session
yesterday behind closed gates. From the shouts
of command which aoated' over the Marshall field
fence and the appearance Of the players as they
filed from the field, there must have been 9
strenuous session.
Burt Gale was not out in a suit, but Captain
Tray is RAPIDLY rounding in shape and was in ali
the work. - 49,, J.. j.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-10
EASY DAY FOR SIG
HARRIS KINDERGARTEN
BY L. L. Collins.

There is joy in the freshman camp at the
university for Henry Berg, guard for four years
on the South Side high team and one of the
biggest and strongest linemen in the history Of
Minneapolis high-school football, has announced
bis intention Of Joining the freshman ranks.
Johnson, Berg's team-mate at guard on the
Southtown team, has also yielded to the at.
tack Of the football microbe and with his team
mate: will try for place In the line OF the Sig
Harris aggregation. =. -
The acquisi ton of these two men means a
Well-balanced freshman team, for, altho follow
ers of the freshman team have been pleased bv
the showing Of the backfeld and the ends the
center Of the line has been admittedly weak.
Good men have been trying for the center and
guard positions, but they do not possess the
weight and football knowledge necessary for the
center trio Of team which is to meet the
Wisconsin, Iowa and possibly the Northwestern
freshmen. Berg should be one Of the strongest
men in the freshman team. :
Rain prevented scrimmage work by the fresh
men yesterday, but beginning this afternoon SIG
Harris started his team In a. severe CAMPAIGN
Of preparation for the North Dakota Argies.
who come to Northrop field for the Saturday
curtain-raiser. The "Aggies'' are heavy and
fast and look on the freshman game as their
big contest Of the year.
NDuring the week an attempt viii be made
to drill speed into the team, a quality lacking
In the Wisconsin business college game Saturday.
All of the freshmen are in good condition, as
Sig Harris spared his men last Saturday. q
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-10
n $ExlLRA AS
'NPORT|ING
p0TL]lGHT'
1&R@saNz/ ~
|N|(S8IlN O,LOUGzzZM |

Hon; Jawn Mugs McGTaw triumphed
first Of the championship baseball
games. It was a notable day for the
metropolis.
Members Of the English ssocker foot
ball team, even tho they are visitors,
are becoming trife wearisome. They
apparently spend much Of their spare
time in telling how brutal American
college football appears to them; There
don It like the game e don ave to see
it, don 'tye know9 It's generally a
ttshort SPORT who boosts his own game
by knocking another and the English
team, if they have press agent should
request him to fiddle, for time at least,
on another string. =.
vanderboom is to get back into the
Madison game the village BLACKSMITH
for the mighty halfback. This is tax
ing an unfair advantage of the maroons,
the gophers and the wolverines. How
can good enthusiastic opponents enjoy
waltzing on Vandy g face as he has it
encased in mask? .Vandy's spoil
sport-he is. :!
President Harper Is just Dl1nR
with indignation. Coach Amos Alonzo
Stagg is mad as a wet hen with a neu-
ralgic tooth. All Chicago is ripping,
snorting, swearing and cutting up scan
dalously. IL
1t is all because Chicago says Phil
King sneaked down to the windy city
and stole high school player from the
maroon football team. =
King is Just smiling and that makes
it all the worse: Chicago intimates,
when it comes to the Charley Ross
pasime, that Pat Grove is rank anna
teur as compared with Philip King.
If Steffens ever plays on a Wisconsin
team when it plays Chicago he had best
borrow Vanderboom s new mask and
carry the sword Of Bunker Hill.
Chicago hasn It been SO ratified and so
mad since the last licking Minnesota
gave them at football and they wiped
the gophers off the slate.. Hereafter all
of the maroons are to be herded in Mar
shall field and when not playing will be
put in stocks and the thing locked up.
Scandalous! It's tn emost exciting
thing since some iconoclast made re-
marks about the eligibility Of Eckersall
and Bezdek. Murder, mother, but they
are mad!
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-10
PURPLE D0lNGS DUE
ON PURPLE FIELD

For the dedication Of the new Northwestern
Held. which is set for Saturday, great prepara-
tions are being made. The opposing team will
be Beloit, and the purple confidently expects
la victory.
Governor Deneen and Mayor Dunno have both
fbeen invited. the one to make the dedicatory
speech and the other to kick off the ball to
start the game.
It is expected that Business Manager Dyche
and some Of the other prominent alumni, who
have made the field possible, will be present and
take part in the ceremony ... -.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-10
HAMLINE HOPES s..
FAIRLY GUSHING
Saturdays Victory Spurs Players
and Students to Realization
of Team s Strength. .'' -.

Steady football practice on the new Norton
field at Hamline university for the past three
odists blasted the fond hopes of the River
Falls normal so to 0, has begun to suggest
something real to interested and enthusiastic
friends and students of the college. Coach
HOLSTERS flock Of 1Hestons certainly demon
strated the fact Of superior ability Saturday
to score almost at will against an aggregation
OF equal or better weight. VII -
the start. Jack Hollister evidently believes
in having his warriors at their best, and for
two hours each afternoon his squad Of thirty
fast daily practice is hardening the eleven into
splendid physical condition, as was shown Sat
urday. Not a Hamline man became weary or
knocked out, while their opponents were COM
The Hamline team this year will be consider
able lighter than most of the other colleges
OF the league their average weight being only
100. However, promised speed and rapid inter-
ference will be in their favor. 90. NJ>-s'z'
Among the old players who are the pride Of
the school are Ellery, the speedy little quarter
back, and .'old'' Dave storberg, left tackle. The
latter is: always mountain Of strength on de-
fense. Captain Beall is heavy and sure gain
er when called upon to charge. Arthur Manuel,
who broke the state record in the intercollegiate
effective work at left end. Pilling, as full
back, is punting we'll. Owing to a severe in.
Jury @ while practicing last week, Richardson, the
22o-pound, center, will be unable to play for
some time. OF the new men Pemberton at half
Meacham at end and Hillman as right tackle
are responding we'll to HOLSTERS training
Coach Hollister will take his squad to Shat
tuck Saturday, where the first game of the COL
lege league will be played. >... :
The schedule Of games for the intercollegiate
championship Is: :. NJ: 20
Oct 14-St. Thomas at Macalester.
Oct. 14-Hamlne at Shattuck ..r
Oct. N-Carleton at St. Thomas -. ,
Oct. N-Hamline at Macalester
Oct 27-Carleton at Manchester. -.
Nov 1-Shattuck at st. Thomas.
Nov 8-Hamline at Carleton.
Nov. S-Macalester at Shattuck.
Nov. 15-Shattuck at Carleton. =
Nov. list. Thomas at Norton field.
Beside the regular schedule games Hamline
VIII meet the city high schools, Pillsbury acad-
emy on Norton field, and Morningside college
at Sioux City, Iowa. Arrangements for this
game are not completed, but the, management
hope to secure the game. - e7''1
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-10
BARRY'S INJURY IS
CAUSE OF ANXIETY
Journal Special Service.

Chicago, Oct. 1o.-As several Of his men vere
stir and sore from Saturdays game with Wa.
bash. Coach Mccormack gave his purple squad
light work yesterday. Barry may be kept out
of practice for two or three days By q bad
knee, which is causing Trainer Holland worry,
fearing water on the knee may set In. Schoch,
the big nnesman, WAS not out being laid mn
with wrenched ankle.
The time yesterday was chiefly occupied with
signal drill, Mccormack sending his regular
eleven up and down the field, urging them to
speed up for a greater part Of the practice
Running back punts and session with the
machine followed.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-10

by Mayor Dunno, who announced it today in the
following words: - = -"
II cannot see my way clear to differentiate be-
tween clean and unclean boxing; therefore my
present determination is to permit no boxing
contests at all and thus avoid unjust discrimi-
nation" IN -
It Is believed in sporting quarters that this
ruling will apply also to the show which the
Chicago Athletic association planned to run on
Oct ID. -. =
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-10
BOSTON NATIONALS WON.

Boston. Oct. 10.-The Boston National league
team yesterday won by s to the first Of :" q
series Of seven games with their local American
league rivals on the grounds Of the latter club.
crowd OF Z, 200 persons saw the contest Both
pitchers were well supported, but the Nationals
hit safely when hits meant runs. The score: y
Boston Nationals. IL 0 o o o oo8+5 q 3
Boston Americans. % o o o 0 o / O 1-2
Rattertes-Wtllias and Moran, Dineen and
Cr1ger. Umpires, O'Lough1in and Emslie
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-10
FROST PUTS A
SNAP INTO WORK
High School Teams Lose the Las
situde Which Worried the
Coaches.

Central high will play the St. Cloud normal
team at st. Cloud next Saturday. The up.
river school has husky lot Of men and always
turns out q good team. Coach Morse and his
braves VIII md In them opponents worth beat
Ing;
prayers ar, unexpected respite from practice
With the season getting on as 1t is, a, layofl
like Yesterdays is anything but welcome to the
coaches, who realize that much remains to be
done IN the way of developing the finer points OF
the game. fs5E.@
One thing which will aid materially in the
work of this week Is the fall in temperature
Last week was too warm for real practice, and
at all the schools there was a noticeable falline
on IN form In consequence. A little touch OF
FROST IN the atmosphere will do wonders for the
grldtron warriors, and If the weather will only
remain clear and cold this week should see
great progress at all four schools.
South Side Activity.
rally1ng to the support Of the orange and black
team. and If the men on the gridiron do moi
make good this fall 1t will not be because they
lack loyal backing The treasury Of the athletic
rooters will be directed toward securing the
funds necessary for the support Of the team
The first move in this direction will be q
roller-skating party at the Casino rink next Fri
". J. OFT, chairman; Walter G. Wethall and
frank w. Sanderson has the affair in charge
ana mas made arrangements which promise a
good time to all who attend and good profit
Tor the association treasury. -
They have chartered the Casino rink for Fri
day evening from 1890 to 1890 and expect to
have 1t crowded with South Side students and
alumni The affair is not confined to South Side
people, but will be open to all who care to at
tend. The hall will be decorated in the school
colors, orange and black. = r. ....- -
The money which they hope to realize from
this and other entertainments which will be
given thru the season will be rlsed to M .. @+ho
coach and purchase sweaters and other necessary
equipment for the team. Ill
The Athletic association has been -reorganized
and the following officers elected, Leon Rose,
president; Sol Fleigleman, vice president. Perry
Lawrence, secretary, and Professor W. "A. Wes-
terson, treasurer Several massmeettngs have
been held to, arouse the enthusiasm Of the stu
dent body and several more to follow.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-10
CITY LEAGUE FOOTBALL.

The City league of Independent football teams
will hold meeting at 80 Hennepin avenue
season. The teams composing the league. are
the Columbias, last years champions; the Re-
lance, the Beavers and the Silentoriums. A
regular schedule will be arranged at this meet
ing
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-10
GORDON

EseY:!kk All Good Gloves are
laE82 Driving Gloves, now
Driving adays. For the Dainty
has given place to Sturdy
leather and we'll sewn
seams. All Gordon Cloves
are Good Gloves @
for Man o w'n.' 2 | 5 ..
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-10
GRAND FORKS Il. Red BAKE FAILS 0.

Grand Forks, N. D.. Oct 10.-Grand Forks
high school defeated Red Lake Falls (Minn.)
high school on the Grand Forks grounds BY a
score Of II to 0, Saturday. All the scoring was
done in the first half. Red Lake Falls had all
the best OF the second half but was unable to
score. "a week ago Red Lake Falls defeated
Warren on the Warren grounds by score of
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-10
Totals 10 q 1s totals :. 27.14 &

Two-base hits, McGann, Mertes, Davis, Muir
ply, schreck: sacrifice hits Mathewson, Plank;
stolen bases, Bresnahan, Donlin Devlin, Gilbert:
double play Dahlen to McGann: left on bases
New York 9, Philadelphia 4; bases on balls OF
Plank =; first base. on errors, Philadelphia 4; !;
hit by pitcher. by Plank 1; struck out, by Math-
eNson g. by Plank45 ~ 07'DD' - ~ ~>>S1
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-10
CARDINALs DEFEAT HRowNs

st. Louis. Oct. 10.-The local National leagua
team won the first Of the inter-league post sea-
son ton series YESTERDAY in the seventh inning on
Two bases on. balls. an error and three singles
attendance. 1880. The score:
Nationals ..........o o O. q. o O 4 @ o. a. q
Americans ...;...f....O o o 1 0 % O. O o OIL s.
Batteries-Taylor and Grady; Lowell and Spe,a-
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-10
FARMERS PLOT
TO WRECK AUTOS
Animosity Toward Vanderbilt
Race Revealed in Attempts to
Damage Machines.

farmers of Nassau county against the automo.
bilists preparing for the William K. Vanderbilt
Jr:. cup race has not abated is shown by an
attempt made to wreck several Of the big
on the track near, North Hampstead and tacks
were sprinkled in several places along the
oiled course. Three of the entrants for the
stac1es./ |' %-i- -, 8ls'1" - -
The foreign drivers brag about the time they
have made Some Of them have made as hipi
as eighty miles an hour %
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-10
HARD WORK AT ILLINI
Huff Prepares Men for st. Louis Uni
versity Contest.
journal Special Service

Jrbana, ILL.,. Oct 10.-Hard work has begun on
Illinois field IN preparation for an expected hard
Wednesday IS an open date but Director T Hnff 1
was unable to find a team. The Hyde Park high
school Will play the freshmen curtain-raiser
Saturday and HUFF is looking for hard test
for his frst-year team which is a strong aggre-
cation. Several men it would undoubtedly be
on the varsity team were it not for the residence
rule. Excellent defensive work by the varsity
was feature last night e. r. Tarnoski 1S9-
has had no experience ~ - -
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-10

Nuremberg, Germany, Oct. 1O.-The fifteenth
game of the chess match Of eight games up
between Marshall and Tarrasch was played
yesterday, y and resulted, after forty moves, in
a draw. Thesscore now stands: Tarrasch e.
Marshall /, drawn 8.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-10
RECEIVER APPOINTED
Journal Special Service,

Journal Special Service. 49, ... 81. y
San Francisco Oct. 10.-Judge Seaweu has
appointed a receiver for the Nelson-Britt fight
pictures, over which Nolan, and Coffroth have
been Waging legal battle. An appeal will be
taken by Caffroth and $4,000 bond furnished