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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-28
Female.

Eemdle.
A LADY OF EDUCATION AND REFINEMENT
desires position managing housekeeper
including the education of motherless children.
Best references. Address Miss Grohmann, $50
st. Nicholas av, New York, N. Y.
YOUNG LADY WITH OVER FIVE YEARS
experience, desires position as bookkeeoer or
bookkeper and stcnogracher: furnish best
e reference. Address 4s29. Journal:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY EXPERIENCED
young lady stenographer and bookkeeper; best
Of references at present employed. Address
pher desires position; Al references moderate
salary satisfactory. Address ii. J. Stenog.
rapher, 2420 E oath st.
EXPERIENCED COOK WOULD LIKE A FEW
more engagements for dinners, luncheOns and
ences r. G. sss5. N - : -
YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE POSITION AS
assistant bookkeeper; can also operate Smith
Premier and Remington machines. Address
5OO2, Journal.
BooKKEEPER AND CASHIER; LADY WITH
nine years experience; understands double
ENTRY thoroughly Al references Address 1854
WANTLD-BY RELIABLE MIDDLE-AGED WO.
man Gaze of invaliG child going to Califor-
MIA oc so ne warm climate. 3019. Journal.
YOUNG GIRL, WRITING GOOD PLAIN HAND
to do addreDing. Pay dollar per thousand.
keiths Magazine, 934 Lumber Exchange.
YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE OFFICE WORK
of some kind; can do stenography If desired;
must have work Address 4s47, Journal.
wANTED-PosIT1oN AS HoUsEKEEPER FOR
gentleman of wealth; good work given: good
wages expected. Address 1928. Journal.
COMPETENT AND RELIABLE DREssMAK-
er of long experience will go out by day, 81
per day. Address 1880 Journal.
WOULD LIKE TO DO SEWING BY THE DAY:
must 60. out to- do it; $15o per day. Miss
NJ. L. Sargent, 427 Knox N. ~, -s-.-
DREssMAKER DESIRES A FEW MORE
places to go out by the day. Work guaran.
teed. Phone, Main 1924 L.
COMPETENT LADY WISHES PLACE AS
working housekeeper. Call at 752 Adams
st NE. ~
wANTED-A POSITION BY EXPERIENCED
bookkeeper. Address 4750, Journal.
SWEEPING AND CLEANING BY THE DAY
| Address 1860, Journal.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

JOHN M GLEASON. FUNERAL DIRECTOR
and embalmer, 50 It'll st s. Both phones.
HUME & DAVIES FUNERAL DIRECTORS MA
sonic Temple, 9th and Hennepin. Both phones.
HUME & ROBERTS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
10 Hennepin av. 7. c. 9707. N W. 1882.
RAINvILLE BROS, UNDERTAKERs AND
furniture. IL Central ay. Both phones.
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CRADLE, ALTAR, GRAVE

Mr. and Mrs. Claude Kimball. 400 Oak Grove
street, boy.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. 0degard, AS Thirtieth
avenue n, boy. = - g.. Is .ss5 ., T. -
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J.. Smith, 1928 Twenty second
avenue S. girl. 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Johnson, 2914 East
Twenty fourth street. girl "@
Mr.: and Mrs. Claus Nelson 2235 Twenty
fourth avenue S, boy. '..& sr0t
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hall, 2113 Twenty seventh
avenue s, girl. --''.-' -.- 49, - - " ="
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Stanson, 144s Kenwood
parkway. q boy,
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HOTELS

HOTEL vENDoME; EUROPEAN; PORCELAIN
plumbing, parquet floors, room telephones
steam heat, 75c-s1 .25; with bath S1.5O-$2
HOTEL ALLEN, Sd ST AND I'd Az s; ONLY
hotel In the city having all outside rooms.
Rates. Toe. 81. $3.50 single.
HOTEL LYNDALE, $50 LIST .AV s; MODERN IN
every way; prices reasonable.
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WOOD AND COAL

DO IT NOW: TAKE THE MARKET FUEL
Co.'s advice and lay in your supply Of coal
coke and wood before it gets scarce. We have
no cheao coal with a high-prfced name. No
extra charge for prompt delivery. LOG Sd st
S. z. G. 1S2.
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MARRIAGE L1CENsEs.

MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Loren $. Tyler and Georgia ". Dutton.
Louis Il. Nostdal and Claudia E..Ward. -. .-
Leslie R. Anderson and Mary Hommes
George Custer and Dora Morrison. ....a
Julius Olson and Gertrude Gus. "
Nils n. Holm and Eeate Ekren. 4s=s z~fEEr.
Frank Sears and Florence McCarl -.
Eugene Mcclure and Harriet Rowbottan -
Fred Silver and Rossi Blumenel.
Fred Denser and Louise Erickson .'a ss =
Ray G.. Pratt and Adela D. Riebe. 81 :. -
Sidney B. Dean and Marjorie Northup
Walter r. Biggs and Dora Frothman.
Roy Y. Brown and Maud E. Arnold.
DEATHS.
Henry Bohlig. city hospital. IT, ~
Henry Sly, 1909 Central avenue.
Charles Bader, ST. Barnabas hospital.
Bridget Lyons. Home for the Aged rr.
Mary Halvorson, S03 Ninth street s.
Emma ]. Leigh, 1S7 Cedar Lake road
Patrick Carney. Soldiers home
Mrs. Concetta Scolpino, 10 First avenue NE.
Margaret Harrington. 1920 Hennepin avenue.
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AUTOMOBILES 4; BICYCLES
PIERCE, ELECTRIC, WITH TOP, $la5
1903 Packard. good condition, $500.
1905 New Northern runabout. 1928.
1905 Rambler, almost new, $3.50.
1905 Rambler, good condition, $3.50. 4
1908 Cadillac. $3.50.
1904 White. $1,15O
1905 White. $175O
Haynes Automobile Co...
220 9Th st s.
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HOTEL, ARRIVALS.


HOTEL VENDoME,-W. S. Foster. Milaca.
Mimi: Charles H.. Robbins. st. Charles; c.:
wife. on''ha. Neb.; $. W: Brady: Minot,
n. D.: Mr.. and Mrs. Ford, St. Paul; Mrs. c.
Il. Tyler. Rugby. n. D.: George B. Crater.
Havre. Mont; n d. McGillvray. Madison;
s. D.: II. H. Carter. Luverne: ]. c. Anderson
Alf Carlson. Halock: W. L. Eddy. st. James;
o. J. Kennedy, Sioux City; J. f. Ross. Chica-
go: George Il. Lansn, Egan. S. D.. Theodore
Aune. Glenwood Mr.. and Mrs. Klevan, Sc
beko, Mimi: Mr.. and Mrs. Desmond. Grand
b. Forks; Q. HaIta: Bismarck: G. F. Jerks: An
mandate: Z. II. Humason, Ada; T. NJ. Fisher.
Miss Helen Fisher. Aberdeen, S. D.; J. j..
O'Ncil, Northome, o. B. Nelson, Fargo, N. d.;
Mr.. ano Ms. Mckenzie. haamazoo,A Mich
W. H. Mann, Chicago; c. r. Grancel, Aber-
deem: Y. J. BetZ Buxton, n. D.; Robert &.
Orr and wife. New Prague; G. w. Kelley,
Havre. Mont; Anna E. Miller, Hutchinson; J.
r. Campbell and wife, Pollock, S. D.: II. r.
Walhaum, J: H. sHartlg Chicago; Frank Y.
Sperry, Anoka: H. C. Cary. Austin: H. G.
Barker Cambridge; NJ. J. OMallcy, Miss Leon
W"nnigan, LangGon; r.. 0. Owen, Wyde-
mere. n. D.: \. c. Hahn. L. E. Larson, She
boygan. Wis; a H. Wand, New York; f. II.
Eaynor; Anoka; Leon NJ Ware, "Lakota, N. D:
5. A. Netland. -Nachheld, Mimi; Ned Nortdal,
Madelia Il. {. Benner. st. Paul. sst s.s-,~; J..
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BUILDING PERMITS

Edward Wennor. 31O3 Oakland avenue,
twostory frame dwelling. ............. 81, 900
2. +. Crandall, 4237 Park boulevard,
two-story frame dwelling. ............ $500
?. A. Cedarberg, 1904 Twenty sixth ave-
NE, two-story frame dwelling. 5000
Frank Chatelain, 1929 Third street Sc,
two-story frame dwelling. ............. $500
Four minor permits. Observation-Disclosures. 500
Total, eight permits. .............. SD, 800
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SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.
Continued,

Male.
Continued.
YOUNG MAN, DANE, WOULD LIKE WORK OF
some kind for room, board and small salary.
b S17 3d ~ s.
SITUATION WANTED TO TAKE CARE OF
stock by young with experience. Address
1915, Journal.
EXP RIENG5 D STATIONARY FIREMAN
wishes employment. w. o., 1924 26th av s..
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NORTH-WE sTERN IlNE

Office 500 Ncoet Phone 24o Tex SUM- Others daily
For CHICAGO. ...Ly 7:5O am 500 800, 1920 pm
FOND DU LAC. Nv .25, 500 pm, Ar $50. 1890 am
DULUTH. Lv 1875 am 400 pm. Ar t5:05, 9:35 pm
For SIOUX CITY ....17:10, e10 am, 7:30, $40 pm
For OMAHA....Lv t7:1O, $40 am: 7:3O, $50 pm
From OMAHA. Ar sos am, GIG pm pm,
From KANSAS CITY .... Ar sos am, $40 pm
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FINANCIAL
cHATTEI LOANS. =
Minnesota Mortgage Loan Co.. e.,
= Established % Years, .,-<
Loans ... -. ...-.
On furniture pianos, horses etc, without the
slightest publicity. Small or large payments,
weekly or monthly, with privilege of payment
on or before thus stopping all cost Having
for the past % years. and with the large ell
entele we have, we are enabled to make the
lowest rates and give the quickest possible
service. Our record and reputation for the
past % years insures honorable and confden-
Minnesota Mortgage Loan Co..
LIST av and 4th ST.
= ARE YOU LOOKING :
To Loan You Money?
We loan on furniture, pianos, salaries,
horses, wagons, etc. Low rates, easy terms.
Open Monday and Saturday, til pm.
. Twin City 937s. .....- - 49,
- ~ Minneapolis Loan Co., .-.
6o1 -602 Globe Bldg, % 4th st $.
MONEY AT PER CENT PER ANNUM-PRI-
vate party will make loans of $25 to $50 to
permanent employed. No security of
e any kind. Plan fully explained upon appli-
cation. lila. Journal.
COMMENCE YEAR 1905 2Y RENTING A
. safe in New York Life building safe deposit
vaults; bank stocks bought, and sold; city
and farm mortgages for sale. George +.
Dean, custOulan, .-......~
MONEY SUPPLIED sALAR1ED PEOPLE, RE:
tail merchants, teamsters, boarding houses
without security; offices in SO principal cities.
Tolman, 02O New York Life building.
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY PROP
erty at lowest current rates. payment privi-
leges given; delay in closing Minneapolis
Trust Co., Hennepin and 9TH st.
MONEY 70 LOAN ON MINNESOTA AND
North Dakota farm Jan, lands: CORRESPONDENTS
merce building. Minneapolis. MINI.
6 PER CENT REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE
loans, sums of $500 and upwards. Minneapo-
lis dwelling house property exclusively. W.
W. Bartlett, 800 Sykes block. III. .
We OFFER OUR OWN MONEY TO LOAN ON
improved city property at lowest current rates;
delay. The Minnesota Loan & Trust Co..
313 N1collet av. I
4 PER CENT, 5 PER CENT, 6 PER CENT
money to loan on improved city property; no
T. delay J. A. Walters, 81 New York Life bldg.
$1,000, $1,000 $4,000, $500; lowest rates.
LOUIS A. HOWARD. 500 ONEIDA BUILDING
has money on hand to loan on improved city
| property. Current rates.
WILL PAY $40 FOR LOAN OF $50 FOR 90
days. Best of reference and security. Ad
dress 4917. Journal.
WE MAKE YOUR MONEY EARN PER CENT;
send for booklet. Nickels & Smith, 311 Mic
| ollet av Il r.
I We ELSAN YIN S44 NEAL Go4A4c al LIZ w
est rates; no delay. Nickels & Smith, 81
Nicollet -
MONEY LOANED : ON FIRST OR sECoNI
mortgages and other good security. 500 New
/ York Life" .s@& -. !.
MONEY. 10 LOAN ON IMPROVED FARMS
no delay. NJ. +. Waters, TOT Phoenix Bldg
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. NC
delay. Thayer & Gale, 213 n. Y. Life Bldg
$1oo TO $500 TO LOAN ON REALTY OR
| good paper. 1922 New York Life Bldg
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[I;FESlI|I|I G. B. & O. Ry.
fNaI s$3assxsl Phone N. w.. Main $780, T.. C. 81.
tMaiillilGHM Ticket office, cor. 3rd and Nicollet.
ialka.zzzs9S Union Depot-Nicoeta and High st:
Leave All Trains Daily Arrive =
7:SO am. Chicago Scenic Express los IN.
ESQ a m. Winona. La Crosse, Dubuque
Chicago, ST. Louis. 80. los pm.
8:O5 D. m. 1.-THE Chicago Limited SEQ am.
sos pm. Winona. La Crosse. Dubuque,
, Chicago St. Louis ......... 500 I'm.
7:30 q. m. Rock Island Davenport. Gin
ton. Moline, Peoria. ........ LOS I'm.
7:3O a. m. St. Louis Scenic Express
SOS p. m. Rock Island, Davenport, Gin.
ton, Moline Peoria. ........ 500 a. m.
sos IN. THE St. Louis Limited 800 n.
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Furnished Houses.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY; A COMPLETELY
furnished home will be rented by the owner
Tor two years or more from June, 1906. The
house is located in one of the most desirable
residence sections of the city and within easy
walking distance Of the business portion: re-
sponsiple parties only need apply. 1913, Jour-
nal.
FOR RENT-A FURNISHED MODERN HOUSE,
for three months, at SO month. n. w.
telephone South 1890 L.
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A LADY OF EDUCATION AND REFINEMENT
desires position managing housekeeper
including the education of motherless children.
Best references. Address Miss Grohmann $50
st. Nicholas ay. New York, n. Y.
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UNFINISHED Flats.

TO LET-ILEGANT 10 ROOMS. SOUTHEAST,
corner, first floor. thoroughly modern: steam
heated fiat: newly decorated throughout; par
quet floors; Lincoln Court 914 1eth 1t.
Edwards, 500 Guaranty building.
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Millers Drop Another Game to the
Cantillion Folk at
Milwaukee.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal. ,s..... 81.
Milwaukee Wis, July 27.-Altho Minneapolis
got as many hits Milwaukee, they were more
game of the series by score OF D to q. era
ham threw the twisters for Minneapolis Eight
hits were made of him. but they came whenever
q bingle necessary to help the brewers IN
scoring The millers also touched Dougherty Tor
the same number. but when hit was needed
Big Tom proved invincble and retired the side.
Minneapolis, as usual, did not have hard
time to get started In registering scores, and
In the first round one man completed the cir
cult. Jones went out at first. Sullivan then
got up and singled. Freeman and Marshall fol-
Freeman tried to get home, but he did not break
any records making the run and was tagged
out at the home plate.
Milwaukee In their turn at bat In the initial
round tied the score. Dougherty did the stngy
act for the remainder Of the game and kept the
in the second round, while the third brought In
one score for the brewers. A pair Of O's came
along in the fourth. In the fifth Cantillon's
men tried to make killing. Something went
wrong with Graham's arm and when he did
locate the plate a brewer would swat the bali.
Three runs were made in the fifth To show
that the millers were still in the game PA
Marshall lifted the ball over the fence, but
instead Of the bases being full they were clear,
and Marshall scored the second run OF the
game. Nothing happened in the seventh. In
5 the eighth the teams got one apiece. The
ertys part but the latter was strong and shut
Watkins team out in the final inning.
O'Neills work in left field was feature
Oyler and Graham pulled down the colors by
doing the best infield work. Freeman and Mar
shall were tied in the batting line, the latter
three hits out of four times, two of MarshalPs
being homer and double. Score:
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Gordon Furs

q EE the winter mod
/ - els of Gordon flu r
- lined coats for men
and women = long and
loose fitting, ready for SER
vice or made to order.
A very handsome coat
of fine Kersey cloth, lined
with Brown Muskrat, and
collar of fine dark I'm
plucked Otter, sells for
500. Other styles range in
price from SIS to 5000.
Any combination of furs
you may prefer can be
selected from the wonder
full Gordon & Ferguson
collection of skins. By a
skilful blending of the
furriers' and tailors' arts
you can have a perfect
fitting coat, lined and trim
med with skins of your
own choosing.
GORDON & FERGUSON, |
ST. PAUL, MINI.
ESTABLISHED 1871.
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Chicago, July 27.-Five golfers from out Of
| ney as the result Of the first round Of match
play at the Glenview club links yesterday.
Guy Miller Of S msdst in the
a Chicago Board Of Trade man, BY the over
p r. Talbot, the wi Wichita. KAN "a p'as expert,
disposed Of W. A. Lawhead of Minneapolis after
kand 9spsy match fe R
neapolis, golfers survived for today's second
%ng Play By and
R. B: Martin, Jackson Park, defeated. J. D.
Town Glenview, up
Mason Phelps, midlothian, defeated L. N.
James G Gtasr nt. up d to play
''f F R: TslSot Wehtta defeated W. A. Law
A Ralph ail Hsasiand iii Knsdale,. defeated Robert
E. James, Glenview, S up, to play. -.
G. T. Jaffray, Minikahda defeated E. A. Eng
r. E. Hunter, Midlothian defeated Warren X
". E. Glow, Jr.. onwentsia, defeated Norris
w f. Esaa, Exmoc s; defeated ted Phelps Hoyt
Glcnvlew, 8 up, 8 to play.
4 H: NJ: Cutting, Westward Ho; defeated l..
NV Chandler Esan, Gzm mo- defeated H. T. Cole
Detrot Be .p BIOS f Tus ga16l defeated W.
\. BE D. F.. sawyer. Wheaton. defeated G. H. Stan
ley, Cleveland, 7 up to play.
The draw for today in the second round fol
lows:
I r. B. Martin VS.. Charles Baker. Walter Fair
! banks VS.. Ralph Hoagland, II. G. Egan VS.. R. E
Hunter, r. NJ. Cutting VS.. R. D. Bokum, E. L
Phelps VS.. w. f. Glow, Jr., C.. T. Jafray vs.
J, S. De Moss, Rev. P. Talbot VS.. Ned Sawyer
J. NJ. Greer vs. w. E. Egan. - -.-r.
~E Today's Play. ,.<
Chicago July 27.-Sixteen players began tn
second round of the western golf championshi
at noon today under cloudy skies. By nightfal
only eight will be survivors, and tomorrow tw
rounds will further reduce the field to the final
lists for the thirty hole battle of Saturday.
II Eleven of the golfers today are from aloca
clubs OF the five out-of-town players left
Walter Fairbanks of Denver is the Oldest, an
the veteran is down for the hardest match h
has played since he gained the sobriquet Forty
hole by winning the long match at the na
tional championship from James Curtis, the CO.
J legian. Ralph Hoagland, former .Princeto
golfer and suburban champion, is Mr.. Fairbanks
sturdy rival today. Rev. Dr.. P R. Talbot Q
Wichita. KAN, winner yesterday in clos
match with w. A. Lawhead of Minneapolis,
| competing with Ned: Sawyer OF Wheaton, and on
of the vests most brillian young players Chan
young golfer, r. E. Hunter of Midlothian. Wa
, ter E. Egan, a former titleholder. will have
dispose Of j. NJ. Greer of Minneapolis to &c
: into the third round. Two Yale boys Maso
} Phelps and W. E. Glow, are pitted against eac
other - E..r. .'.t 49,. ..
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AMATEUR BASEBALL

The Thies team will play the Holtzermanns
at Broadway and Central avenue Sunday after
noon at 3 o'clock. Spencer and Hill will be
in the points for the Thies team They will
play the Camdens Aug. for purse of $25.
The Guttersons claim the 13-year-old cham
pionship. as they have played and won twenty
one straight games For game address Earl
The Elson team would like a game for Sun
day with some fast local or out-of-town team.
The Minneapolis Greys Wilmots. Camdens or
Laurtzen preferred Address Fred Smith, 1913
Second street NE. .4..' .... ......,.5. :. ~.
The Matt Ficks would like to arrange game
for Sunday with some fast local team. The
Dahls or Minneapolis Greys preferred. Address
Robert Becker, 301 Sixteenth avenue N, Is.
The ,Murrays defeated the City Statesmen at
Annandale Yesterday by score of II to 4. ~
The, 1Wilmots defeated the X. & B. team by
score Of 10 to-. For games with the, win
ners address % Marshall street NE.
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LOST SOME MONEY
Mason City, Iowa, Horsemen Assessed
to Make ND Deficit.

Mason City, Iowa. July 27.-The Mason City
Driving Club association held the first meeting
last evening after balancing up the books. = and
the association it was agreed that each of the
members be assessed to furnish funds to Hqui-
date all Indebtedness, which was done. Each
member will thus be taxed about SIS. There
is good deal Of talk among the members If
moving the track to point closer to the city
on the carlire, making 1t thus more accessible
to the public. Mr.. Brice of the electric line
expressed himself as ready to assist in this
matter, and no doubt the matter will be taken
up and a new track made the coming season.
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Lake Forest VS.. Joliet High School, at Far
saturday. NOV. Is

SATURDAY, Nov. Is.
Minnesota vs.. Nebraska, at Minnea polls.
Michigan vs. Wisconsin, at Ann Arbor.
Drake vs.. Iowa university at Des Moines.
Wabash VS.. Indiana university, at Bloom
ngton.
Monmouth vs. Augustana, at Rock Island.
Illinois vs.. Chicago, at Chicago.
Iowa vs.. Drake, at Iowa City.
Oberlin vs.. Ohio state, at Columbus.
Lake Forest vs.. Knox, at Galesburg.
Purdue VS.. Armour, at Lafayette.
FRIDAY, NOV. q.
Purdue vs.. Notre Dame, at Lafayette.
SATURDAY, NOV. %.
Northwestern VS. Minnesota at Minneapolis
Michivan VS.. 0berlin, at Ann Arbor.
Wabash Earlham. at Charlottesville.
Nebraska VS.. Doane. at Lincoln.
Monmouth, VS.. Illinois College, at Jacksonville
Iowa vs. Ames. at Ames.
Lake Forest vs.. c. B. Col. at ST. Louis.
THANKSGIVING DAY, NOV. 80.
Michigan VS.. Chicago at Chicago.
Drake VS.. Ames, at Des Moipes.
Wabash VS.. Illinois university, at Crawfords.
Willie.
Nebraska vs.. University of Illinois, at Lincoln.
Indiana VS.. Ohio state at Columbus.
Iowa VS., st. Louis, at St. Louis.
: Wisconsin Northwestern, Madison. i
Monmouth vs.. Lake crest, at Monmouth.
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ANOKA WELL PLEASED
Interesting Races and Good Program
Marked a Matinee.

Anoka. Mimi, July PA large crowd wit
messed the. races at the Riverside Driving park
Tuesday afternoon. The day was ideal and the
program excellent. In the free-for-an pace Holly
Dillon. owned by A. T. Hatcher. took the first
mile heat in 2:37 and the second in 233. In
the 2:3o trot or pace, half-mile heats Cricket
owned by Depue. won in LIZ in the first heat.
and in the second in 10. Cider Ben. owned
by Henry Johnson. took second. The gpideless
wonder. Our Boy made his first heat in IA.
In second demonstration without driver or
harness. he made half in 10.
The three-mlnute trot or pace half-mile heat,
had five entries. Mora Maid owned by Mayor
McCauley. finished the first heat in l "a. and
the second in 117; Nellie Wilkes. owned by
Dick walker. came second In an exhibition
mile Holly Dillon Ellanora S.
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RULED AGAINST GRILLo
Papa Hermann Found Facts Against
Toledo Magnate,

Cincinnati. July 27.-President Hermann of
the national baseball commission has announced
the finding of that body in the complaint of the
Toledo club Of the American association and Of
the Brooklyn club of the National league. The
Toledo club alleged thta 1t had claim on sew
Toledo club alleged that 1t had a claim on sew
was unable to turn over at present. The finding
of the commission Is that It had no grounds to
warrant an order that the players be surrendered
and suggests that the two clubs get together and
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SWIMMERS GIVE UP
Man and Woman Fail in Attempt to
Swim English Channel p

=. Dover, Eng, July 27.-Edward Heaton of Liv.
erpool. who started from here yesterday under
favorable conditions in attempt to swim the
channel became seasick after six hours swim
ming and taken from the water when he
had covered about a third of the distance. Miss
Annette kellerman, an Australian, who today
failed in attempt to swim the distance. after
being in the water five hours. was overcome by
seasickness. She had outdistanced Heaton by
q mile when compelled to abandon the attempt.
Seven other aspirants are in training for the ar
duous attempt.
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WESTERN TEAM CAPTAINS.
LUNDs GET PARK
Take the Java Time at Minnehaha and
Nicollet Park,

Managers Simpson and Coughlin, of the Java
and Lund Land teams respectively closed a
deal yesterday whereby the Ltnd manager
cured possession of the open time of Nicollet
and Minnehaha parks for the remainder of the
season. The Javas and the Palace teams will
meet at Minnehaha park Aug. 6, after which
the Eunds will have the Of the park in
tournament is planned for the second week in
August. Three fast out-of town teams will be
secured to play against four of the local teams
days.