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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-14
FROM THE CITY
and HAmLE
VALLEY and plain
People Coming Advantage Closing
Sale of Good Pianos
Branch Store and
Agency Stock
Price Reductions Ever Offered Section
o This Country.
Sale Includes * I.
Highest Glass Pianos
Easy Terms ATerms to Suit Your Convenience
Open Evenings-727 Nicolet Avenue

close at 1923 to $14s. Terms SIS month
~ and more when you can.
Upright pianos worth 1915 to 1926 to
close at $l63 to $1S7. Terms $40 down,
So to 81 monthly.
Upright pianos worth $3.50 to 1915 to
$40 down, So to So monthly.
,, Upright pianos of the highest class
makes worth $4OO, $3.50 to $500 to close
at $249, and upwards, for the most
elaborate cased ones. Terms SIS to $25
down, 81 to $l2 monthly.
Offer Of Piano and Player. -
In order to close out number of
piano-plsyors and for those who have
no piano and would like to buy piano
and player, we make here the greatest
offer ever presented in this country. We
simply give you the player-do not
charge you one cent for It. ~
A Piano worth. ................$ 325.O0
A Piano Player worth ......... 225.OO
rs Rolls Of Music .-........... $3.50
Total 80. ..........~.......$587.50
sale Discount ................$ 26O.OO
Sale Price for all .......... $3.50
Terms, 500 down, So or $40 monthly,
or cash, no difference.
INSTRUMENTS FOR BEGINNERS.
Fine square pianos at your own price
and terms. .zs. 81. s.s. s.e- -.
Now in our basement, and at this sale.
you can find nice instrument that will
do splendidly for your little ones to
learn on. ~
Come out in the evening. Bring
your good wife and all the children.
Will keep our store open every evening
until $3.50 for the special benefit of the
Work-a-day people.
organs SO a Month-Come and Get One.
| A number of organs to be given away.
All we charge for is the repairs. We
have cut these to less than half price.
It would be almost shame not to
come and get one Of these organs for
that little boy or girl Of yours The
organs that have been used have been
put in fine playing condition and they
are marked to close out at Sc, 81, 49,
$40, $18 to $23, for almost new ones
Terms, 50 per month, or soc per week
And then numerous new organs
simply returned from branch stores and
agencies, for $27, $31, $40, to $57
4 Terms $3.50 monthly.
| If you need an instrument at all
come and see us right away; come be
fore the best bargains are taken.
w. w. KIMBALL CO.,
No. 727 Nicollet Ave-,
Ia sz G. A. Elmendorf, Manager
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COLLEGE BASEBALL

"Sig'' Harris's engineers yesterday lost to
the pharmacists by a Of IL to II. The
game was played on Northrop field and opened
the league schedule of the interdepartment
thruout, and the engineers had apparently won
the game until the ninth inning, when the
'pillmi1ers'' pounded in their winning run.
The Gotham City baseball team were again
defeated yesterday by the Manchester team by
a score Of II to g.. It looked like shut-out
until the sixth inning, when Phyle scored on
single by Plath. Harold Bond, the collegians'
new pitcher pitched a good game, allowing but
one pass and striking out fifteen men. Mutt
played his usual form behind the bat, having
fourteen put-outs to his credit The Manchester
team will play the first league game of the
season with Shattuck the home grounds We'd
nesday. April 49,
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CHICAGO WANTS MEET
Makes Application for 9. A. A. O.
Championship Contests.

New York Sun Special Service. =,
Chicago April 14-Chtcago Viii IN all Prod the
e Central Amateur Athletic union this year. ad.
Secretary J. sulIy saa to the qsw
for The event. being to the effect that the
award may be made to this city. -, !. ~,
The event has heretofore been held IN a. NIL ~
charity meet at the. Coliseum recently. the
officials Of the I. A. G; have decided to make az
effort to secure the big championship event OF
the amateur body for tbs city.
The events included in the nati ion champion
nile and five-Inile runs, pole vault. running high
jump, running broad jump. 16,pound shot put
discus. 5e-pound weight. and l2O and 22o-yard
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-14
PLAN BIG REGATTA
Winnipeg Oarsmen Will Challenge the
Famous Leanders. NJ.

Special to The Journal. e.. 1.s
winnipeg Man, April 14.-The Winnipeg
Rowing club has an ambitious program for this
summer. They are inviting the great Leanders
of London, and If the Londoners come it Is
probable that the big boat clubs of the cities
Of adjacent states will consent to enter
crews as WE'LL and representatives from Min
neapolis, st. Paul. Duluth, Port Arthur and Rat
Portage will likely be on hand. Thus the failure
to bring about the international regatta at De-
troit lake would not be noticed.
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OVER THE SCALES
All in Readiness for the Yanger- Now
- att Debate.

New York Sun Special Service.
Chicago, April 14.-Benny Yanger and Tommy
Mowatt. the local featherweight boxers, i wiF
to decide twenty-round glove contest. There
is no championship at stake, and the only
the ioy of Winning the local title. as the boys
represent the best in their class in Chicago or
They We're to weigh 12O pounds at O'Clock
this afternoon if they complied with the condi-
lions: Yanger has put in the last few :, DAYS
Prime shape and not the least bit worried. This
is not the case with his friends. however, who
long distance, as he has never tried the route
before. In this particular Yanger may have
at twenty rounds. Abe Pollock will referee the
tOut. H. ---s-..ss @-. .---.r-.-
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be the first in which he has been called upon
to defend his title. Play will begin at s. clock.
and the game will be Of 200 points at fourteen
inch baIk line. IS f.. q
DAVIDSON WON AGAIN -.
Weinberg's Skate Broke at Critical
Period. ---

The breaking Of Al Weinberg's skate IN tho
last lap at the roller skating meet last night
Weinberg secured a 2O-foot lead and held it
all the way until the accident occurred. He was
in the middle of the last lap, when the roller Of
his skate. broke. and he went down, Davidson
passing him.
The amateur championship one-mile race at
the Nicollct rink was won by Eddie Carney,
N. 9. Jameson was second and Arthur Penny
third. Time, 3:14. H. Franson and Eddie LIE
Clair also participated. ..~'. :
Frank Dow defeated F. P. Walcott in mile
roller skating race at the Central rink last eve
ming, covering the distance in $3.50 ind win
ming with three-quarters Of lap to spare.
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E1GHTEEN-HOLE COURSE
Town and Country Club Golfers Plan
Links Enlargement.

The Town and Country club golfers are plan.
ming an enlarged golf course. Ten acres will
be added to the clubs ground, and an expert on
golf links will be brought from New York to
make the improvements.
At present the course has only nine holes.
but the contemplated improvements will double
it. The regular golhng season will open April %.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-14

Brooks; bases on balls, off Taylor 2 of Newlin
2; struck out by Taylor 8, by Newlin 8; double
Sf by 70 bs oyer
Schmidt; stolen bases. Fox, Freeman, Opfergelt;
sacrifice hit, Oyler; passed balls, Cunning 2.
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yesterdays BASEBALL,

At BSltimore-New York O. Baltimore /.
At New York-Manhattan college 1, New York
Nationals &.
At Philadelphia college 5. Univer.
sity Of PENNSYLVANIA Il.
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FOR CITY CHAMPIONSHIP
Stevenson and Huyck to Play Billiards
at West Hotel Tonight.

Stevenson, the present champion billiard player
Of the city. and Ed Huyck will play tonight
at the West hote!.
the recent tournament was successfully defended
by that player in a game with Thayer, who
challenged about two months ago. but was lost
later to Stevenson in the last game played in
the championship. series. Stevenson has held the
trophy nearly month, and the game tonight will
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-14

Eng Moran is not representative English
champion but has brilliant record Of achieve
Majestic and Immediately was taken in tow by
Ben Benton Of Boston and Tom O'Rou-ke. who
will act as Moran's manager while here.
1t is expected Moran's first appearance here
will be at Baltimore. as he is negotiating with
Al Herford for battle with some good man at
his weight. Moran fight at 112 pounds. and
Is ready to 20 to 116 If called upon.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-14
SNOW AT CLEVELAND
Spoiled Opening Program Of the Ameri-
can Clubs. sa~-. ..

Cleveland April 14-The baseball game
scheduled for today between the Cleveland and
Detroit American league clubs to open the sea:
son in this city postponed account Of
q heavy SnOwstorm. ''' K -.'s-
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HE "JOKED' MINNEAPOLIS
Terry McGovern Said to Be in Best Of
Health.

st. Louis, NO., April 14.-Terry McGovern and
'Kid" Mccoy passed thru here yesterday on
their way from Hot Springs to New York. The
GUS prostration and was in a critical condition
served to draw many friends Of the former
the first person who leaped from the train was
Terry McGovern, trim-appearing and giving
every indication of the best Of health. Accord:
McGovern's illness originated from Terry's in
clination for practical jokes. ~ -r'
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-14
BOWLING

Roy woolley was in the lead at the finish Of
at the Cooperative alleys. Following are yes
terday's scores:
Final sos: Apall. 1872; Swain, 781; Wiltberger
5e2: Mcclure 7eo; Johnson 72 g, FAR. ~;
ia: Martin. 712: Walker, 1885, Murray sos;
Bradley. ees: Cole, IA; Smith, 677; Kraft, TO-;
Shape ESQ; Malsry St2; Easton Si2 Msach asa
Shane 675; Williams 665; Lunn, 634.
MINNEAPOLIS LEAGUE.
Firsts Second. Third.
Apex 80. go " CIV
Tuxedo S45 500 100
EIGHTH WARD LEAGUE.
First. Second. Third.
Minnehnha i, .............. 722 $50 500
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zsSzsa]
Saturdays Special Bargains.
z Department Houseurnishing Sundries En-
SPECIAL SALE "COLO.
NAL" SUGARS AND
CREAMS, 25c PAIR.

80 Pairs Of this Beautiful
New Colonial" Pattern
Sugar and Cream; reg
ularly SO cents, Satur-
day, per pair. $50
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-14

Trunk No: 26eA-covered In Heavy
Duck, Water Proof Painted, Hard
wood. Strips fastened with Steel
Clamps; Heavy Bottom Rollers,
Hand Riveted "Gem" Corners, "Ex-
celsior" Lock, Heavy Sole Leather
Straps all around Trunk; contains
Nice Large Set-up Tray, with Hat
Box Compartment and Extra Drum
Tray.
34-inch. 36-inch. 3S-inch.
$7.05 $8.48 1896
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-14
MINNEAPOLIS LEAGUE,
r1aHrH WARD LEAGUE.

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-17

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birettor eine febr u%nangenebme Nuseins
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Gortfebuns folst)

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lebtbin IN elmer Wo4e auf Der Stabt
2onbon lagerte, fon benz bortisen 5an>
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bon $60,000.000 beruriadt baben.
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bon Nerem ertpeitert bur9 SAB unb
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Die alien 8lsiber ibres geitorbenen
Wunnes gu perfaufen. 8ei fol9en,
benen lie pafen = @be niht ausges
i6lohen!"
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Hube?" 8ermietber: n9eipib, mein
!Serr, besbalb lit bic enslii9e 5amilie,
bic bier ipohnte, ausgeaoger', fustl ll4
unter ben Senitern Diel gu tpenis Ins
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bas f90n iein, ipsnn mir 5tpsi als
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fpmmen pGren!"
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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-09-01
BY Don Glover.

Special Correspondence to The Press.
GENEVA, Switzerland, Sept. l.
The revolutionary conspirators and
refugees from the capitals of Europe
at Geneva have for one of their mot
toes Dead men tell no tales" and a
continual warfare is being waged be-
tween the spies and the spied on.
Almost daily the bodies of strangled
or poignarded strangers are found in
the lake of Geneva or in the Rhone
or Arve rivers, and in nine cases
out of 10 they have been killed be-
cause they were either suspected or
known to be spies.
The day after the meeting on July
IA, when resolutions were passed con-
graduating the Russian revolutions
lists, the bodies of two strangled Rus
slams were found in the Rhone. They
had been present at the meeting, they
had been marked as spies, and they
had been "silenced."
The arrangements for the assassi-
nation of Plehve were made in a
lakeside cottage near Geneva and also
cost the lives of two Russian spies
who We're detected eavesdropping.
The regular meeting places of the
socialists and revolutionists are in
the private rooms of certain taverns
where there are passages leading into
three or four different streets or al
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-09-01

1 sible paper, are smuggled over the
various frontiers cleverly concealed
in bales of merchandise
The Tribune Russo is published at
Geneva and Paris and directed by the
prominent revolutionist Roubano-
witch Another leading organ of the
socialists is Russie Revolutionaire. II
was formerly directed by Sidortchouk
the assassin of kouiaroff. This paper
is the medium of the propaganda in
the Caucasus
Two other noted Russian revolu.
tfonary papers printed in Geneva for
wholesale distribution throughout
eastern Europe are lie Proletaire, di-
rected by the nihilist Oulianoff, and
Iskra or La Flamme, directed by a
Polish Jew named Axelrod. and to
which Andreieff, the famous author
of lie Rire Rouge" is a frequent
contributor
Anti-Turkish Papers.
The Droschak, published in Geneva,
IS the organ Of the Armenian Revo-
lutionary federation. which is striv-
ing to set up self-governing state
In Transcaucasia.
The official publication Of the
Young Turk party, the Idjtihad, own
ed and edited by Abdullah Djevdet
Bey. created for a time a great stir
at Geneva. but 1t was suppressed this
spring owing to the pressure of the
Turkish government. and DR.. Abdul
lah expelled from Switzerland. An
edition is now being secretly printed
in London.
The organ Of the italian anarchists,
II Risveglio is also printed at Ge-
neva 1t has been repeatedly sup
pressed.
For Pan-Islamism.
Another curious publication is the
Tartar paper, the kaspig, Of which
an edition is issued at Geneva. This
is the mouthpiece of the wide spread
ment which is now being more vigor-
ously pushed throughout the Cau-
casus. Turkey. Arabia, India and
Egypt, with the object of uniting all
Mohammedan countries in one vast
federation under ruler chosen from
among the true descendants of the
prophets family. The leaders of this
movement, Taghief and Toptchiba-
| shelf. have been at Geneva within
the last two weeks, and / am certain
the Pan-Islamites are likely before
long to prove exceedingly active.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-09-01

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