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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-13
WON AT HOCKEY.

Houghton, Mich, Jan. 13.-In a hockey match
1osf evening Portage Lake defeated the American
Sno the score being to 8. The play was fast
and clean thruout the whole evening Petrie and and
md Stuart excelled for the Portage Lake team
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-13
HOLCOMBS VICTORIOUS
Defeated the Drnmmonds on Their
Own Floor Last Night.

Holcomb hall basketball team handed It to
the Drummonds their own floor last night
The score was 81 to 15 The game was the
first City league game for either team and
was we'll attended. Rough play was freely
employed by both teams and many fouls were
called. The Holcombs had the bulge from the
start and away from their opponents.
The teams lined up follows:
Holeombs. Position. Drummonds
Michelsen. .......... left forward. Muir
Weisel. ............. right forward. Kruger
Meeker: ..............c center .Svendsen
Arundel. right guard. -. .Crtchfeid
r. Nicholson. left guard. ........ Chute
Field goals, n. Nicholson 4, Welsnlan 4,
Arundel 2. R. Nicholson 2, Muir 2, Kruger,
Svendsen 2. Goals from foul, H. Nicholson, 3,
Arundel, R. Nicholson Svendsen. 3. Points.
awarded, Holcomb 1, Drummond 1. Referee,
Williams; umpire Jorgenscn.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-13
: CONNIE MACK WORKING.

Philadelphia, Jan. 13:-Manager Mack Of the
American league champions has secured Pitcher
and is also reported to have signed Pitcher Baum
of the Los Angeles club
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-13
MECHANIC ARTS DEFEATED
Central High Team Won in a Basket
ball Battle. ~..'.. -

The twin city basketball championship now
lies between the Minneapolis schools. Central
tigh cinched the title for its home city by
defeating Mechanic Arts of st. Paul in game
afternoon. The final score was 50 to 16. q 4.
The red and blue team walked away. from the
visitors from the start and by the end of the
first half the score Of 80 to, left no room for
doubt as to the final outcome. While the Me-
chanics braced in the second period of play and
scored 10 points to their opponents 80. their
cause was hopeless and the honors 60 to
minneapolis '"' --.' -
The teams lined I'D as follows: - =
Central.-.... Mechanic Arts
Kahaley ......... right forward 1850. Robert
Lyford :. .........le left forward ....... Hayzel
Thompson. right guard .Tesett
Schooley. ....... left guard ............. .Giet
Baskets from fouls, Kahaley Z. Robert 2; bas
kets from field, Kahaley s, Writer g. Lyford Z
schooley s: Thompson 3. Robert 2, Hayzers 2
Blase |. Gieb L.; Score-Central high SO. Me
chanic Arts 16. Referee-Chase. .-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-13
LID ON BENTON HARBoa.

Special to The journal
st. Joseph. Mich. Jan. 13.-Mayor Gillette
limiting prize fights. In consequence the
D anch Morrison bout will be called off.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-13
BRYANrs WANT HOCKEY GAMES.

The game will be called at 8 o'clock.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-27

prosperous years under the decision Of
Judge Wellborn, which gave us the
right to secure satisfactory routes over
connecting lines. Last season there
was shipped from this state 10000 cars
Of oranges and this season the total
will reach $4,000 with a value of $1s,-
100000. These are record years. All
that we can do now is to hope for
the best"
Attorney Joseph II. Call, who has
been employed by the government in
special fruit cases, regarding the deci-
sion said:
ut means that the railroads now
have legal right to pool and drive
more citrus fruit growers out of the
business It will be repetition Of
what has taken place in the past when
the railroads have done great injus-
tice to the fruit growers"
This decision" said l.. II. Valen-
tine, United States district attorney
when the case was tried under Judge
Welborn, may prove blessing In
disguise. 1t may awaken congress
more fully to the great danger that
now impends over this country at the
hands of grasping railroad corpora
lions and furnish urgent reasons why
those corporations should be controlled
by proper federal legislation"
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-27
Hope for Best

california fruits" said MIR. Wood
ford during the past two years have
been delivered In two-thirds of the
time that it took before the Judge
Welborn decision.
california growers have enjoyed two
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-27
MUSIC AND
THE DRAMA
Nine. Gadski Tonight

Tonight Nine. Johanna Gadski will
sing in the Simpson auditorium. 1t is
to be regretted that Madame Gadski
cannot give two concerts in Los An
geles, but her engagements in the
north take her away tomorrow even
ing to Fresno, the next night to Sac
ramento, her farewell concert in San
Francisco being given on Sunday af-
ternoon. The diva, aside from the
hard work and the inevitable artistic
trials inseparable from career such
as hers, has figured in no events that
lAight be termed sensational. She is
in her private life womanly woman,
the possessor of a devoted husband,
and the mother of as sweet a little
daughter of twelve as ever had diff
Guilty with a multiplication table, Lit
tie Fraulein Tauscher (Madame Cad
ski is the wife of Herr Hans Tauscher,
formerly of the German army, is a
charming miss, who his inherited the
graces and talents of her distinguished
mother and who even now gives
promise of exceptional attainments.
She and her father accompany the
prima donna on all the latters travels,
and the three are well nigh insepara BILE.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-27
RAILROADS WIN
FRUIT CASES
SUPREME COURT REvERSES
LOWER TRIBUNAL
Conflicting. Views over Results Of
Decision Expressed by Citrus
and Steam Road Repre-
sentatIves
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON Feb. 26.-The suits
known as the citrus fruit cases, in
which all the railroads Of Southern
California were interested, we're today
decided favora bly, to the railroads by
the supreme court of the United States,
the opinion being by Justice Peckham.
The cases involved the right of the
railroad companies to designate the
route for fruit shipped east after leav-
Ing their own lines.
The decision of the circuit court for
the southern district of California and
also the order of the commission were
reversed by todays decision.
The decision was based upon the
general ground that the routing agree
ment violated no provision of the in
terstate commerce act and aided III
preventing rebates. Justice Peckham
said the only question was has the
carrier that takes the fruit from the
shipper in California the right under
the facts to insist upon the rule per-
hitting such carrier to route the
freight at the time 1t Is received from
the shipper"
Opinion Extracts
The following extracts from his
opinion Indicate his reply to the ques-
ton:
I'VE think there Is nothing in the
act which clearly prohibits the roads
from adopting the rule in question.
The decision turns upon statute
which does not in terms prohibit.
1.-THE whole question of joint through
rates under the provisions of the act
is on the agreements between compa-
MES and they may or may not enter into
1t as their interests demand, that 1t is
equally plain that an initial carrier
may agree upon joint through rates
with one or several connecting car
riers, who between each other might
be regarded as competing roads.
at is also undoubted that the COM
mon carrier need not contract to carry
beyond it's own line, but may there
deliver to the next succeeding carrier
and thus end it's responsibility and
charge its local rate for the transpor-
tation.
IF 1t agreed to transport beyond its
own line it may do so by such lines
as 1t choose.
"As the carrier is not bound to make
a thorough contract 1t can do so upon
such terms as it may agree upon, at
least so long as they are reasonable
and do not otherwise violate the law.
"In this case the initial carrier guar
antees the through rate, but only on
condition that it has the routing"
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-27

to the. owner and begged to be re-
leased. Schiresohn refused and led the
man toward Main street. The jeweler
held his prisoner until Patrolman j. p.
Rose appeared on the scene and took
him into custody.
Johnson says that he has been living
at the Rand rooming house and that
he came from Missouri. He claims his
past record is clear and acknowledges
that he committed the crime last even
ing. However, the police will inVesti-
gate the affair more thoroughly.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-27
CUTS BROTHER-lN-LAW
Blakeley Attacks Bankhead and Sis
ter and One Is SIashed
AcroRS the MISE

Louis Bankhead of 2196 East Eleventh
street was slashed across the nose by
his brother-in-law, Harry Blakeley,
near Ninth and Winston streets last
evening at 1870 O'Clock.
Patrolman Stevens assisted the in
jured man to the receiving hospital,
where he was attended by Police Sur
geons Bonynge and Quint.
According to the officer, Blakeley at
tackled Bankhead and his sister at the
Blakeley home.
A fight ensued in which Bankhead
was worsted
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-27
EASTERN STAR HOLDS
ENJOYABLE BANQUET
MATRONS AND PATRONS AT THE
FIRST FORMAL AFFAIR
POSTMASTER lie Masters Gathers About
Him Witty Crew of Speakers and
Bonds of Fraternity Are Tight
ened

The first matrons and patrons ban
quet of Los Angeles county order OF
Eastern Star was a notable affair. II
was given at Levy's cafe last night.
The menu was elaborate and together
with the music and the witty speeches
made the occasion pleasing one.
j. c. LIE Masters was POSTMASTER.
ToastS were responded to by the fol-
lowing officers who were reelected for
the ensuing year: Mrs. Chloe Rout-
zahn past grand matron. who spoke on
the Order of the Eastern Star; Rev.
W. A. Kingblelr, on Past Matrons";
W. A. Hammel, on Sisters; G. j. VIII
lett. past grand master, on Past Grand
Masters; Judge W. Il, Morris, on the
Ladies'; Dr. Henry Sherry, on "or-
ton"
The last years committee was re-
appointed as follows: j. c. LIE Masters,
Mrs. Ida M. Hart, f. E. Pierce, #. c.
McKinnie and Mrs. Alice M. Pierce
secretary.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-27
The hest Evnporated Cream

Is that which Is the nearest approach
in color, richness and flavor to the
highest grade cows milk BORDEN'S
PIONEER BRAND ELABORATED
CREAM excels i'm this regard the legal
which are so low as to permit the SELL
ing of "evaporated cream made from
partially SKINNED milk.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-27
BLINDS VICTIM
WITH PEPPER
THIS DONE, THIEF GRABS
WATCH AND RUNS
Max A. Schresohn, Proprietor OF the
American JeweIry Company, Pur-
sues His Man, However, and
Lands Him in jail

Blinded by pepper, Max A. Schiresohn,
proprietor of the American Jewelry
company of 1857 North Main street, cap
tured Frank Johnson last evening and
turned him over to Patrolman ]. r..
Rose, after recovering a $3.50 gold watch
from the thief. Johnson confessed to
the crime and is held on the charge of
grand larceny.
With the assistance of an unidenti-
fed man, the jeweler chased Johnson
five blocks. Schiresohn and the pedes-
trian who assisted in the chase caught
the man as he was diving into the
doorway OF a howell in Chinatown.
Though unable to see. the plucky little
jeweler took charge of the thief until
the officer arrived.
Schireson was engaged In arranging
a display in the window of his store
when johnson entered. He asked to
see the best watch in the store and the
proprietor took from the window val
liable timepiece Schiresohn remarked
that the watch kept perfect time and
compared it with another timepiece.
1t was then 1880 o'clock.
johnson leaned forward as though to
observe the watch closer and with one
hand he snatched the watch, while with
the other he took from his pocket a
handful of pepper which he dashed into
the eyes OF the JeWeleT.
In another instant johnson was run
ming at top speed, while for moment
the jeweler was wild with pain. In an
instant, however, Schiresohn dashed
from behind the counter and bindly
attempted to follow the thief AS he ran
he recovered his sight sufficiently to
see the fleeing figure of johnson.
Pursuer Joined by Stranger
Across Main and down Commercial
street the fugitive and his pursuer ran.
An unidentified man chased after the
two and caught up with the jeweler.
In a few words Schlresohn told him the
story of the robbery. AS the chase
progressed the pursuers gained on
Johnson.
Up Alameda street toward the Plaza
ran the thief and when he had reached
Chinatown he attempted to escape into
the door of Chinese restaurant.
Schiresohn and his assistant We're too
quick for the man and caught hold
Of him.
johnson quickly delivered the watch
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-27
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20
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SOME coon BARGAINS.


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TWO LoTs & bGiLDiNGSa d SiiSs ''S OIL; two
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