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New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
SUIT OYER GOLF BALLS.
Patentee SerUes Injunction ON Deal
ers an Foreign Makes.

There is trouble brewing for local dealers and
others throughout the country who have been sell
ing English made golf balls. 1njunctions, with
claims for damages. have been taken out by the
patentees Of the rubber cored ball. and unless an
adjournment is ordered hearing will be given to-
day
with the squashing of the American claims to
priority of invention in the English courts last last
spring. 1t is also worthy of mention that the prior
rights of the American patentee have never been
suits pending With that end in view some time ago
were settled by the defendants confessing judg-
ment and undertaking the further making of the
balls under a royalty payable to the patentee.
The first Americans to play with the English
balls had them brought here by friends in the i'm
ence for the foreign balls was that the latter
showed fewer imperfections; that they carried
BEEN tn that 5a3 n ByeRs
George ts S Lyon used the foreign ball during the
George Low won his Metropolitan Golf Association
title with ball Of similar make.
Vendors of the English balls may claim they are
protected by the courts there. They have pur-
Ing the fun duty ae I as to- se and he Reye
at profit Should the hearing result in the vacat-
during the appeals and the matter may lead TO a.
patent The Interesting point is whe3her aoods
MADE IN violation of an American patent may be
During the last season the demand here for for
eish made balls M has been steadily on the increase
imported this fall havo been less satisfactory. This
quality.
Thus far only regular dealers have been entoined
and in each case the patentee claims have direct
evidence. Although the golf professionals who
have been handling the English balls have not
been enjoined. they have been warned not to dis
pose of any more under penalty of getting into
legal trouble Just at present English balls not
TO be found on the shelves in the shops OF the pro-
feSsionas.
What will probably prove the last competition
the links of the Eastern Parkway Golf Club
will be held on Thanksgiving Day. The club lost
Its first green in October, and, altogether. much of
the property has been sold at auction to real
cetved that streets to be cut through. The
organization which has been in existence for five
years, has more than two hundred members Tho
clubs lockers and furniture have been purchased
by the Highlands Golf Club. of jamaica
According 10 a foreign communication. team OF
American women is likely to visit Newcastle next
year for the championship meeting Miss May
Hezlett pays a compliment TO the American cham
piOn. Miss Harriet Curtis. The former refers TO
Harriet and her sister Margaret powerful play
Mrs A. T. H. Brewer. president of the Women's
Western Golf Association. has gone on record
with the statement that muscles accustomed to
or negotiating links that all hills, with
of the greens more than hundred feet above the
tees. Mrs. Brewer this a partial excuse
for the poor showing OF the Western entrants In
the recent national championship tournament at
the Brae Burn Country Club
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19

large gallery the Speedway. who divide their
interest between the horsemen and the oarsmen.
Comparatively few persons are benefited by tho
several millions spent by the city on the Speed
way. Those interested in rowing believe that the
city can well afford to spend the amount asked for
II only for the annual regatta on Memorial Day.
which Is great treat to the public in itself and is
the the representative local event OF its kind 1t Is
seen and enjoyed by many thousands.
That a strong effort will be made to have the
national championships decided at jamestown. Va,
seems evident at this early date Harry p. Burch-
ELL who Is at the head OF the athletic depart
ment OF the jamestown Exposition. has been in
terested In rowing for many years. and for a
long time a member of tho Nassau Rowing Club.
although there few veteran oarsmen who
say that the not success years ago,
there are many others who think the banner event
or !he year should be rowed at jamestown. Phil
sdeipha Is srxious to have the races rowed on the
Schuy!klll River. 1t looks at present IL there
would be spirited contest over the selection of
the place. with the odds favoring the jamestown
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
MANY SKATING RACES THIS WEEK.

number of match races will take place at
the Lenox Lyceum Roller Rink. Madison avenue
and 59th street. this week. A two-mile match
race for $50 a side between r. Rurode and c. c..
Coulter will be held tomorrow night. An invi-
tation one-mile handicap race on Thursday
night is looked to with considerable interest
Already a large number of we'll known skaters
have sent In their entry for this contest. Medals
will be given to the winners
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
WANT A. II. CURTIS TO SERVE.

Alfred II. Curtis is being talked of as tho next
president OF the New York Athletic Club. Although
this s without Mr. Curtis's authority. IL Is the de-
sire OF a large number OF the members OF the club
that he will accept the nomination.
John r. Van Wormer handed his resignation as
president OF the club TO the board Of last
week Until the annual mepring OF the club which
takes place the second Tuesday IN January Vice
president Colfax VIII act as PRESIDENT
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
COLLIE THE COMMODORE DEAD.

Washington. Nov. Ia-The collie The Commodore.
exhibited at many kennel shows In the United
States as ono of tho of tho English champion
Finsbury- Pilot and grandson of ]. Perpont Nor
9ans Internal tional ribbon winner Robert OTmond.
died here to-day. He eight years old
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19

equal to the vibration and the strain Eht.I. -,
into motoring must first of all study what p p
been done-the achievements OF decaue y
invaluable-and after that continue the w. -
II Is great. expanding field for wideaWaA7'
sOurCeful young men,
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19

mounted the famous Jacobs Ladder Hill without
q kick from the myself Others avoided
this hill. 1t was torn up but l went through,
and glad Of 1t. The trip of 25S miles was
made IN fast time. and the car came through
without murmur at any time
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-04-27
Of Interest to Virqinians.


Improvement is the order of the
day, and in no northern Minnesota
city is the advancement more
assured for the coming season
than in Virginia. The paving of
Chestnut street is certainty, work
on the erection of our new school
has begun, and a number of new
business blocks are. contemplated.
But not alonein such lines are i'm
provements noted, an air of pros
perity being noted in the general
appearance of Individuals as we'll
in realty Improvement. This is
because Virginians have learned to
order their clothes Of N. A. Holmer,
the merchant tailor, who knows how
to fit the man and make him look
right. Mr.. Holmer has the finest
line Of seasonable suitings, all late
patterns, ever presented for your
inspection, and if you would get in
line on appearances you should in
spect his stock and leave your
order. .s s.. :. i. 3. -5.5 n. ].
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-04-27
Paree BurleSuuers.

: In speaking of the Paree Burles-
quers, who will appear at the Fay
Opera on Wednesday evening next,
the News Tribune of Wednesday
says: T.
"One pleasing characteristic. of
the Dainty Paree Burlesquers at the
Metropolitan this week is that they
give their performance with dash
and a vim that adds twenty per
cent to it's excellence. Every song
is sung with go that people
like and the entire perform
ance runs as smoothly as an au-
tomobile in the hands of an expert
chafeur. The matinee yesterday
afternoon was we'll attended and
last evenings audience was well
pleased with the entertainment.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-04-27
Wedded at Florence.

The marriage of Miss Belle Tobin,
of this city, and Gonzague Thouin,
of Hibbing, Mimi, will be solemn
zed at the local Catholic church
next Tuesday morning. Rev.
Father Hemmer, officiating. The
happy couple will leave the city
shortly after the ceremony and
wedding breakfast for their future
home at Hibbing. Miss Tobin was
given a "miscellaneons"by fourteen
Of her young lady friends ON Wed
nesday evening, the bride elect
receiving beautiful gifts of cut
glass, china and linen.-Florence
Mining News.
The groom is we'll known in this
city, where he formerly resided, and
many friends in Virginia join in
congratulations. Mr.. Thuoin is a
brother Of Mrs. Jacob Stein and
Mrs. s.E W:Coons. - H.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-04-27
The Missabi's New Train,

The new train on the D., NJ. & N.
made it's initial trip to the range on
Wednesday, bearing as guests of
the company some two hundred of
Duluth's prominent citizens. The
train arrived at this point shortly
before noon, the party passing an
hour in viewing the city.
The new train is pulled by a 10.
ton 10-wheel type engine and COM
prised combination mail and bag
gage, combination baggage and
coach, two handsome coaches with
high back seats, and a cafe car,
which will in future be attached to
the morning passenger. i
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-04-27
LOOK OVER TROLLEY line ROUTE:
Expert Engineer Accompanies Mesaba
Ranqe Traction Co. Officials.

sss9~ - sssOSsOss wv ~sss~ssesSs
F. B. Myers, the promoter and
president of the Mesaba Range.
Traction Co., accompanied by s..
NJ. Frey of Chicago, an expert
engineer representing the capital
lists who propose to take up the
bonds of the company, and Thomas
F. McGilvray, engineer for the
company, make trip over the
proposed route of the company
line from Biwabik to Hibbing this
week.
Upon the report of Mr.. Frey as to
the feasibility of the route will
depend whether or not the COM
pany he represents will take the
bonds, but it is anticipated his re-
port will be favorable and that the
traction company will soon have
something definite to offer the city
and village officials of range COM
mittees when entering their petition
for franchise. ...-
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-04-27
Erect fine Hall.

The Virginia Finnish Social club
have purchased lots near the
Virginia hotel on Walnut !: street.
and have this week commenced
work on the erection of a fine hall,
to be 36x1o0 feet. ...= =..=.
The building will have a two
story front, the upper floor to be
devoted to q library and dining
hall. s.s Il t:.5 ..sss Il ]. i. I. .9.. j; II.
The club has been holding its
meetings in the Korby hall, and
includes about one hundred names
on its membership roll. ,a.5 4@ :S ..s
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-04-27
Bailey Min Greatly lmorovedl.

Under the supervision Of j. S.
Pierce, millwright, the plant Of W.
+. Bailey Lumber CO.. has been
thoroughly overhauled and greatly
improved during the past winter,
the plant now presenting modern
appearance. 3.. S=s
The mill was reopened on Tues
day for the season, the company
have about 1000 600 feet Of logs il,
their booms in Virginia lake. The
mill has daily capacit ty--of about
5000 feet.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-04-27
U.-A. o. D. Officers.

Virginia Grove No. 46 U. A. o. D.
held their regular meeting Wednes-
day evening at the Eagle hall when
the following members were elected
for the coming term.
Past Arch, J. P. :Charmers; Noble
Arch, Eric Hanson; Vice Arch, N.
]. Rogness; Rec. Sec, John Nelson;
Fin. Sec, Ben Olson; Treasurer,
Nels Anderson; Trustee, II. NJ.
Green. At the next meeting, May
9th, the above officers will be in
stalled and there is also a large
class of candidates to take the first
degree -. -
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-04-27
VIRGINIA oNDlNG N0BlY.
Upwards Of ST, 900 Subscribed for
San francisco Sufferers. -ss


Responsive to appeal of Gov:
Johnson for aid for the. San Fran
cisco sufferers, Mayor Eaton called a
mass meeting, to which some thirty
citizens responded, Monday evening
for the purpose of soliciting relief
subscriptions, NJ. E. Tanning being
appointed as secretary and D. NJ.
Elmquist as treasurer of the COM
mittee. r.
Committees were appointed in
each ward to interview our citizens
in behalf of the project, and that
their efforts were successful is
shown by the report submitted at
a meeting of these COMMITTEES last
evening, the cash collections being
$955.1O, while a report from Capt.
Gill at the Higgins stated that he
had additional subscriptions of
$178 for which check Would be
mailed today, anda report of an
additional $25 to be collected by the
Third ward committee today, max
ing total to date of $1158.1O.
In this amount is sincluded no
subscriptions from the First ward,
the committee in that precinct not
making report of any collections
thus far, the committee in this ward
being NJ. T. Savage, NJ. A. Murphy,
NJ. L. Fay and E. NJ. Tredway.
The Second ward committee com.
prised E. E. Burley, Conrad Matt.
son, w. E. Hannaford and Matt
Prijanovich, reported $16s, with
more in sight.
The Third ward committee, J. l.
Kimball, D. E. Cuppernull, 8
Matheson and J. "A. Kennedy, re
ported $445, this sum including a
personal donation of $500 from p
r. Vail, whose generosity in all
matters of public import is well
known
| The Fourth ward committee, J. D
Lamont, Edward johnson, Jos
Roman and J. p. Willing, made {
most commendable showing, re
porting $363.60. :~55
! Upon motion Treasurer Elmquis
was directed to forward $500 and th,
various committees directed 4
make final report on Tuesday even
ing next, at which time it is expect
ed an approximate total of $3.50
will be placed to Virginia's credi
in the work of relief.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-04-27
Puttjnu tJb Tank.

The big steel water tank purchas-
ed BY the Virginia Light & Water
co. from g. w. Caldwell Co, Louis.
vile, Ky,is being erected this week,
ya representative of the company
from Louisville being ia charge Of
the work. s 81 y .z|
S The new tank has q capacity Of
100 O00 gallons, and will be a los feet
high. twill BE ave or six weeks
before come ections can be made
with5t the mains
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-04-27
BOTH LEGS CUTOFF.
Lander Falls Under Car at Mohawk
Mine. Aurora. =


Tony Adamich, while working as
a lander at the Mohawk mine,
Aurora, on Monday, was precipitat-
ed under moving ore car through
the swapping of stick used as a
brake club, and had both legs cut
off below the knee.
The injured man was given at
tendance by DIR. Abbot, and later in
the day brought to the Lenont
hospital in this city, where he iss
reported to be doing nicely, and his
recovery is anticipated.
The injured man is unmarried,
his only relatives in this country
being two. sisters, one residing at
Aurora and the other at Biwabik.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-04-27
Win Move Monday,

!, The Bell Clothing Store will be
moved on Monday into it's new
quarters in the Opera House Block,
where they will have one of the
}neatest stores and finest stocks in
the city. Until Monday their big
bargain sale will remain in pro
gress at their old stand. :>1.s.. .s= sz$s.5
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-04-27
Change OF Time on b. & /. r.

Beginning Tuesday, May Let, the
morning train will leave Virginia
2at7:45a ~. ,Eveleth at TAO am, Sparta
s7:55 q. NJ, Mckinley $40 a. q, Biwa-
blk $40 a. M, + T. 81.
The afternoon train willsleave as
heretofore, for the present. 8sl s.32 q
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-04-27
VIRGINIA. MINNESOTA, FRIDAY, q, 1906
CITY COUNCIL DISCUSSES PAVING.
Committee Talks Favorable to Creo
sote Blocks or Sandstone.

S0te Blocks or Sandstone.
At the close Of the regular order
of business at the council meeting
the committee appointed to visit
the Twin Cities to Investigate the
various paving materials, through
chairman Rinnert, made verbal re-
port favorable to either creosoted
block or sandstone pavement, but
recommended that the council. call,
for=bids for several different kinds
OF paving, and that the property
owners make a definate selection of
material after such bids have been
Mr.. Ripnert also
preached the idea of the city grad
ing.the street to level, and believed
that if this work were done, none OF
the.property owners would object
to the laying of the most costly
pavement, creosoted blocks.
Nels Anderson and Andrew
Hawkinson, also members of the
committee appointed by the prop
erty owners conceded with the views
of Mr.. Rinnert, but Mr.. Hawkinson
stated that his understanding of
Mr. Bells original proposition on
the creosoted block pavement was
not in keeping with the price of
such paving as now figured. At
the time Nh. Bell appeared before
the property owners six weeks ago
he stated that the cost of such paw
ing would be from $40 to $3.50 for
each Is foot frontage, but this esti-
mate has in some manner been
raised to about 1925.
On motion Of Alderman Owens
the city engineer was instructed to
establish grade for paving, figuring
on 6inch concrete base, and report
at next meeting.
The council did an amount or
routine business, ordering an arc
light at the corner of Beech and
Cleveland and sidewalks laid on
Mesaba avenue from Locust to
Beech street and on Beech street
from Mesaba to Wyoming avenue,
AMI don the east side of Cleveland
avenue from Locust to Beech.
T.. a contract was also let to j.. p.
Roaney to furnish gravel, to be
placed under the. direction of the
street commissioner, at 81 per load.
A number of petitions for walks
and water and sewer connections
| were presented, to be laid on the
table and referred to committee.
Agent Horrigan, of the Great
Northern, appeared before the body
with a request that something be
done with the city garbage ground
stating that many complaints had
been filed about the garbage being
dumped so close to the company's
tracks, but Alderman Owens as
sured him that there would be a
change very shortly, as the city
now, sought new grounds.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-04-27

Swedish Baptist churci,. s.5..
Services will be conducted at the:
Swedish Baptist 6 church On Sunday,
April 10th, at II: 90 q: Il. and 1850 81
e. BY Rev. Oscar swed dberg, pastor.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-02-16

Every housekeeper should know tnas
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not only time, because it never sticks site ks
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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-02-16
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II Will STAY There.

an my family medicine chest no
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1t proves beyond doubt the best to be
obtained for its'particular purpose.
For treating all manner OF skin
troubles, such as Eczema, letter,
Ringworm, etc, Hunts Cure has held
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itching instantly
4. NJ. Swami,
Franklin, La.