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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-09
NTccraw-SIoan Academy.

New York, Feb. 9.-Manager John Nc
Craw Of the worlds champion Giants
and Tod Sloan, the famous jockey, VIII
TODAY have the formal opening of their
billiard and pool cafe located at Forty
seeond street and Broadway. The room
bas been completely renovated and
eg5fnped with eleven of the finest
TsTIi51rissvViclx-Balk -Collendar company
tables that have ever been placed in q
public billiard room.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-09

amount to 81. 500 and the fixture will
be on April "A. %, 26 and o. Many of
the classes will be entirely new ones
and the successful record of last year
should be duplicated. On the commit
tee in charge are Jay F. Carlisle, chair
man; Allan Pinkerton, z. T. Bedford,
c. F. Hubs, II. L. Pratt, c. H. Rob
mon.
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a. rraining Home 10 Q. 2.

Philadelphia, Pa. FEB. 9.-Undismay-
ed by the agitation against commercial
ism in college athletics, the University
of Pennsylvania authorities are working
hard on the completion OF their new
training house. When completed it viii
be the finest in the United States,
Princeton being the only other Aneri-
can University to possess one
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-09

one of the solid four Morris Levy rep
resentatives of frankie Neil and Harry
Tenny Before its meeting was adj
jouFned articles had been signed for a.
twenty-round battle between the two
bantams, the show to take place in
Mechanics pavilion Tuesday evening,
February q. The weight stipulated in
the articles will be 120 pounds ringside,
which is just four pounds too much.
The fighters share of the money will be
divided on Is and % per cent basis.
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Gophers to Pass on Football.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Feb. 9.-The atti-
tude of the University Of Minnesota
toward the football reform recommeh-
dations of the Big Nine conference
VIII be determined at q meeting of the
university faculty council to be held
Saturday afternoon. At this time the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-09

recommendation of the conference will
be submitted to the faculty governing
body for approval, and the attitude of
Minnesota toward the football SO1ons
of the West viii be officially announced.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-09

Knocked out Jack Downey. 1 round
Knocked out Eddie Santry, 10
rounds.
Lost to Jack Corden, 20 rounds.
Drew with Charlie Neary, 6 rounds.
Lost to Louis Long, 4 rounds.
Drew with Benny Yanger, 6 rounds.
Knocked out Kid Abel, 8 rounds.
Lost to Kid Goodman, 20 rounds.
Knocked out Benny Yanger, s
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The BrOOlklyn Horse Snow.
Brooklyn, n. Y, Feb. 9.-Prizes at the
fourteenth annual horse show of the
Brooklyn Riding and Driving club viii
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Ven ana Tennx Nfatched.

TT TIT. 7 t-II1Ia ~
San Francisco, Cal, Feb. 9.-At last
the fight trust has an attraction for
February. There met in the room Of
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Lost to Battling Nelson, 20 rounds.
Won from Kid Goodman, Is rounds.
Drew with Charlie Neary, 10 rounds.
Drew with Maurice Sayers, 10
rounds
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05

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The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05

Thursday afternoon with Mrs. s.. Smith,
622 Minnehaha parkway.
John P. Rea circle, L. Of g. A. r., will
meet at the home of the president, Mrs.
j. J. Fretter, 2436 Hiawatha avenue,
Tuesday at 2 pm.
Enterprise hive will give an evening
card party and social at the home of
Mrs. Woodford, 576 Sixth avenue N,
Thursday evening.
The classes of the different hives L..
o. T. M. will be installed by the de-
gree team of Harwood hive, Monday
evening at the hall, Lake street and
Nicollet avenue. .-
Blue Bell hive will hold the regular
review Tuesday evening.
Plymouth, chapter, O.. E S., will give
. thimble bee at the home of Mrs.
George, Downing, 1918 Lyndale avenue
N, Friday. at 2 pm. ~
A cara party will be given Wednes-
day at McElroy hall by Mrs. F. II.
Searle for the benefit of aHennepin
Hive No. 80, l.. o. II. M.
The. Enterprise Social club will meet
at Como park Thursday. Members will
take basket lunch. :. = -. b..
. Mrs. Roenisch of 907. Fifth avenue N,
entertained the Independent Social
Chrysanthemum Cinch club Thursday
Prizes were won by Mines. Grant, Bar,
rett and Schwerdfeger. Mrs. Schwerd-
feger, 657 Madison street NE, will be
hostess Friday. 20
Riverside lodge, I. O. G. T., will hold
D basket social and shadow sale Tues
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05
THE JOHNSON SCHOOL OF MUSIC
Oratory and Dramatic Art. .
A Conservatory Whose Remarkable
Growth Has Made It the Leading
Institution Of It's Kind in the


This popular Conservatory has made
its reputation on it's merits alone. The
director who is at the head of the piano
department has for twenty-six years
been one Of the foremost musical edu-
Gators of the northwest. He has sur
rounded himself with corps of teach
ers, who for positively known worth
rank as leading specialists of the high
est order, In addition to Carlyle Scott
piano, James A. Bliss, protege of
Nine. Nordica and pupil of William II.
Sherwood, has been engaged Mr..
Bliss, who is a scholarly and brilliant
pianist, excels in Interpretation of
Bach, Beethoven and Schumann, and
will be a decided acquisition to the
musical forces Of Minneapolis. For the
vocal department. the popular and we'll
known contralto,, Mrs: W: ". Porteoqs,
enjoys the reputationno of- being: one of
the best teachers ofthis' instrument in
the northwest, will have charge Of the
violin and orchestral classes as"!
When the fine building which is ex.
clusively occupied by the school, was
built six years ago, it was thought that
ample room had been provided for al
nomenal has been the growth of the
school and more especially the dra
matte department., that it has been
| found necessary to augment. the facili
ties for work in this department. Ir
consequence Of which the stage in the
recital hall has been enlarged to tota
depth of thirty-two feet, with a pro
scenium Of twenty-four feet. Dressing
rooms with modern equipments such al
plumbing, lighting, ETC., have been in
stalled. With these facilities and will
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles M. Holt, assisted
by Miss Maud Moore, at. the head, thi
department takes rank with similar de
partments in the leading eastern con
servatories and colleges. justifying tn,
claim of being the best dramatic schoo
in the northwest worthy Of the name.
To add comfort and coziness for tn
many social functions given in the hal
during the season, an immense fire
place will be built at the rear of tn
stage, making it available as recep
tion room or banquet room. Directl.
under the stage will be large kitche
connected with the former by dumb
waiter. 'c@ Ig
The stage will be Il artistically dec
grated and recesses provided for put
ting away the scenery, ETC., when no
used for stage purposes proper. Th
hall itself will be redecorated, as vii
in fact, the entire building, giving tn
school and it's many patrons artistic an
pleasing surroundings. -.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05
ST. ANTHONY PARK

Miss Leila Douglass and Harold
Douglass entertained at dinner Friday
evening. Their guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Tisdale, Misses Margaret
and Isabelle Dunn, Mary Coffin and
Nellie Fales, Messrs.' Walker, Larson,
Herbert Todd, Robert Lewis and E.. G.
Parker. -,....
Mrs; Frank Tisdale entertained in:
formally, Tuesday evening in honor Of
Mr.. Tisdale's birthday anniversary.
Mrs. o. J. Wilson and Miss Hattie
Wilson have gone to Taylors Falls to
spend August.
Professor, and Mrs Gaumnitz, who
were married in Minneapolis in June,
have returned to the experiment sta
tion. '-.r '.-, .-..r,s-.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doble have returned
from Annandale. r..
Mrs. Alva Bull and Miss May Chase
have returned from Canada.
Miss Ella Fowble of Pasadena, CAL,
is guest of Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Fow-
BILE.
Mrs. Newton sAthon and son of Gar
retson, S. D, Misses Bessie and Azalia
Wells of Herman, Mimi, and Edgar
Rev. and Mrs. T. E. Archer of Ray
mond avenue.
DR.. and Mrs. Noel and daughter of
Chicago, on their return from a tour
of Yellowstone park, were guests last
week of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Reeves.
Mrs. Francis Parker will spend Au-
gust with relatives in Ohio.
Miss Iona A. Cooley of Auburn,
n. Y, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur
Todd.
Miss Nellie George of Elmira, N. Y,
will be a guest Of Mrs. H. R. Lewis
this week.
General and Mrs W. B. Douglas left
"Wednesday to spend month on the Pa
cific coast. ..,..,.
Mrs. Gustavus Beck, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs C. P. Gibson, has
returned to her home in st. James,
MINI. ''...
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G. George and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Passage have
| returned from Wahpeton, s. D. .
Mrs. William Tilderquist, the guest
| of her sister, Mrs. Emil Johnson, has
returned to her home in Duluth, MINI
Fourteen young people were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tisdale last
Sunday at White Bear lake. ........
Miss Gussie Reynolds of Shakopee
Mimi, is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
| G. Chase.
give picnic Saturday at Como park
J and the junior society will picnic
! Wednesday at Harriet island.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Jewett, Mr.. and
Miss Lewis, Mrs. T., Dean and the
Messrs. Dean, Misses Florence Gordan
Florence .Hullsick, Florence Ellsworth
and Mr.. Raudenbusch are at Deep
haven.
The L. B. T. ". club had picnic
Wednesday at Wildwood.
Miss Olga Molander is at Chisage
Lake.
Miss q. Becker has gone to Cleveland
Ohio.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Boss and sol
have returned from a two-weeks' auto
mobile trip.
1 Ladies. of the Congregational church
| will give one of their series Of picnic'
Tuesday at Como park.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05
PRIOR LAKE
GRAINWOOD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stees and little
daughter Ruth are at the Grainwood
house for two weeks:
Mrs. A. A. Cratsenburg came out from
St. Paul for a few days. rest last week.
DR.. Charles A. Reed Of Minneapolis
spent last week at Prior Lake.
Eduard Brooks and Mrs. D. F. Brooks
Of st. Paul, Mrs. Jennie Willis Of Wi
mona and Mrs. U. U. Thomas Of Chicago
came out Saturday in Mr.. Brooks
touring car. -
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. BoodweI and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Force Of st. Paul
were visitors at Grainwood last week.
W. B. Hathaway Of St. Paul is spend
ing the week with his family at Home
cottage.
Miss Louella Webb and Miss Grace
Holdermann Of St. Paul are taking a
ten days outing at Prior Lake:
Mrs. John Nicholson Of indianapolis
Joined her sons at the Annex this week
for the rest Of the season.
Clinton Ruff returned to st. Pau
Monday after a month s vacation at
Curtis cottage. -.
Miss Grace Haviland of Chicago an6
Miss Madeline Rothchild Of st. Pau
have been spending a week at Prior
Lake.
7. G.. Flvnn of Little Falls was The
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guest Of General George P. Wilson at
Dodge cottage Sunday

guest Of General George P. Wilson at
Dodge cottage Sunday.
Among the weekend visitors at
Grainwood were w. AZ. Lang, William
Ruff, J.H. Mccoy and "a. A. Mckay
Of st. Paul and William Sweat. Writ
Wilson and George 2. Wilson Of Min
Mr.. and Mrs. J. IT. Kertsen OF. Mer-
riam Park were visitors at the. Grain
Mrs. =. w. Smith Of Marshalltown,
Iowa. spent the week with Mrs. Havi-
land at Sunset cottage.
Wilbur B. Joyce Of Minneapolis came
r. B. Vallean of st. Paul is spending
a two weeks vacation at the Grain
A. A. Ashton Of Red Wing registered
at the hotel Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Wilson Of Kan
sas City are at Prior Lake for two
| weeks outing.
to st. Paul Wednesday.
| A party Of Grainwood people, con-
sisting Of Mr.. and Mrs William Bir-
! land and Mrs. Katharine Fullerton Of
Kansas City and Miss Eunice Bartlett
of st. Joseph, Mo-, drove to Minnetonka
Tuesday to spend the day.
Miss Helen Joyce, Miss Marjorie
Moore and Miss Bessie Henderson re-
turned to Minneapolis Wednesday after
a month g outing at Prior Lake.
Hayrack parties to Shakopee still
continue to be favorite form of
amusement with the young people Of
! Grainwood. Tuesday evening sixteen
boys and girls, chaperoned by Mrs.
Robert Adams, drove over the hills to
the village. 4-5st r.
Mrs. Nellie Daniels of Leavenworth
entertained the ladies of Grainwood at
a flag euchre party Friday evening.
| Mrs. Charles Stees of st. Paul gave a
bridge party Tuesday afternoon and
Mrs Sweat Of Minneapolis was the
hostess at small bridge party Mon
day evening. c1
Miss Elizabeth Sweet of Omaha gave
a fudge party at Rose cottage Friday
afternoon. "
Miss Betty Bullard of ST. Paul enter.
tanned at thimble bee Wednesday,.
Miss Helen Ruff had a few Of he1
friends for a chatting dish party at
Rest cottage Tuesday evening.
The Grainwood Dramatic club gave g
clever parody Of "Julius Cesar,'' Mon
day evening. Mrs. William Borland OF
Kansas City, former student of Smith
college, was the author and took the
part of Mark Antonv. Miss Heller
Ruff, Agnes Yerxa, Elvie and Nellie
Millspaugh, Dolly Schlicht, Margaritt
Hathaway, Betty Bullard, Elizabeth
Sweet, Gale Rinehart, Mercy Bowen an6
Mrs. Stees made up the cast.
Miss Margarite Hathaway of st. Pau
gave chafng dish Wednesday evening
to few friends.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05

9. D. Strong at their summer home ut
Llndstrom, returned to their home in
st. Louis, Mo-, yesterday.
Misses Mary, Alice and Ada Helson
are spending, the week with relatives
at Lake Phalen.
the first of the week with Mr. and Mrs.
P. a. Ewert Of White Bear Lake.
Miss Harriet Bishop, who has spent
two months with her parents, lett
Thursday for her home in Tacoma.
Mrs. Willis Demming of Memphis,
Tenn: is visiting Mrs. Lucretia Johnson
and Mrs. S. V. Boyer.
Mrs. Glen Morton, of Silver Lake,
entertained Friday in honor of Mrs.
Wills D@emming e q Of Memphis, Tenn
are at Bemidii for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Humason have
returned from Russell's Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. s Cowles spent the
first of last week at Lake Minnetonka.
Rev. and Mrs. G. H. Ten Brock, Mrs.
Burlock and the boys choir Of ST.
Mary's Episcopal church, returned yes,
terday from a two. weeks outing at
Rev. and Mrs. j. T. Henderson are
entertaining Rev. T, T. Cresswell of
Pomona, Cal.
Miss Caroline Austin has returned
from Lake Minnetonka, a.
Mrs. Park Of Chicago is a guest of
Mrs. M. 8. Lasheur of Terrace Park
| avenue.
Mrs. Fischbein is in South Dakota.
| Miss Du Shane of Pittsburg is q
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Titcomb have
returned from Denver, Col.
=, Mr.. and Mrs. F. c.. Gibbs are al
Hgin, MINI. -.. ----- g.
Mrs. Newton Frost is at Isle Royale
| Mrs. Lasheur and Mrs. Park visited
in St. Anthony Park Tuesday. f
Mrs. David Kingsbury has returned
Mrs. J. 5. Riley entertained the
Birthday. club Tuesday. .....-.... -
The Misses Tiele Of Red Wing have
been guests of Mrs. M. Tiernan.
Mrs. w. Evans is at Fairhaven.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Campbell have
returned to Chicago. .s
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith of Dayton ave
nue. have gone to Montana for three
months.
Mrs. F. Barwise entertained at card
| Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Staunn is in Sheboygan, Wis.
Miss Mary Mars Of Neenah, Wis.
spent the week with Miss Letta Phipp
on her return from Yellowstone park.
| Mr.. and Mrs. B. e. Schuck OF Lu
verne, Mimi. and Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
lace Of Hastings, Mimi, are guests o.
DR.. and Mrs. George L. Huntington:
Miss Helen Ostrom is visiting Mis-
Mercedes Mansfield in Des Moines
| Iowa.
Mrs. B. B. Downs is entertaining he
sister, Miss Ethel Reed of Solo1
Springs, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs George Waller. are en-
tertaining their brother and nephew
the Messrs. Conrad Of Sycamore, Ill.
| Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Koerner are a
Litchfeld. -
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05
ST. LOUIS PARK

Mrs. U. A. Shepard entertained the
Birthday club Thursday afternoon in
honor Of her birthday and that of Mrs.
P. w. Kruggel.
The Aid society of the Congregation
al church will meet Wednesday at the
home Of Mrs. A. f. Boyce. Last week
Mrs. Holmes entertained at the home Of
Mrs. Johnson. -. - :
Miss Della Hamilton entertained
Monday evening for Miss Gretchen Gil
son and Robert Miller Of Chicago.
y Will Miller and his son, Robert, who
have been visiting friends for several
weeks, returned to Chicago, Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Patch has gone to Hcodwood to
spend month with her sister, who is
Miss Miss Esther Engell spent Monday
with friends in Chaska. ...~ ~.,,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernquist Of st. Paul
spent Sunday with Mr.. Cross, Mrs,
Bernquist IS father.
Miss Weeks, the aunt of Mrs. Cross,
who has been visiting here for week
has left for her home in Chicago. She
will stop on the way to visit friends at
Madison, Wis.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05
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The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05

spending the summer with Mr.. and Mrs.
John F. Giles Of Los Angeles.
A. F. Strunk of Window is enter
tanning his mother, Mrs. Daniel Strunk,
of Riverside.
Mr. and Mrs. r. II. McGenley and
daughter of Grand Rapids have been
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Pink
ham of Santa Monica.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Newton of St.
DR.. H. Pittman, at San Bernardino.
Rev. G. III. Deere, formerly of
Rochester, will preach at the twenty.
fifth anniversary of the founding of
the Universalist church at Riverside,
and Mrs. Deere went to Riverside upon
the invitation of the founders Of the
church. q
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05
IN CALIFORNIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Sheldon and
daughter Marjorie, of Pomona, are Wis
iting in Mrs. Sheldon's former home,
Paul A. Opp of Appleton, Mimi, is at
Los Angeles.
Mrs NJ. D. TAYLOR, Miss Taylor and
Miss Louise Taylor of St. Cloud have
been the guests of Professor and Mrs.
L. B. Avery at Redlands.
Rev. T. T. Cresswell of Pomona is
spending three weeks in Delphi, MINI.
: Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. osenquist and
{ daughter, Dorothy, of st. Peter arc
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05
3 MUS lC,

Introduction and chorus, "Lord, How Blessed
Are Thy Mercies"
Air, Cujus Amman, Savior, Breathe Forgive
Duet Quis est Homo, "Great Creator! Heav-
enly Father!' - p. -
Air, Pro Peccatis, "Lord, Preserve Me Un-
complaining"
Chorus and recitative, Pia Mater, "Why Thy
Wonted Loving Kindness
Quartet, sanctus Mater, '.sing with Holy Ex-
ulta tion." -. .s--.s.r ..-.trr
Fills the Heavens" .a ~.&
Air. Infammatus, when the Judgment Day
Appeareth.' ~ .s,s .;|-
Quartet 9uando Corpus, Hymns of Praises
Finale, Amen, LET Praise Resound Forever
More" r.
Breadth Of experience and diversified
fields of endeavor characterize the
grand opera quartet, whose vocal solos
and part numbers contribute so mater
tally to the success of the Liberati en-
gagement at the Lake Harriet roof
garden. E''f .s-',-.' .a,
Miss Katherine Klarer, the prima
donna soprano, is native Of Kentucky
and the daughter of a Confederate
! soldier, long since dead. Miss Klarer
| is graduate of the College Of Music
| list.
Miss Elfriede Wegner was born in
Berlin, altho her contralto voice was
| developed in America, particularly
under Carlo Sanchez and Marie Maurer
She has sung the principal contraltc
roles with the Castle Square Grand
Opera company and the Amberg Grand
Opera company Of New York.
| Signor D. Pizzetti, tenor, was bor1
in Torino (Turin), Italy, and studied il
the Conservatives of Torino. His frs
big engagement was for three season:
with the Abbey Grand Opera company
at st. Petersburg and Odessa. Fol
seven years he alternated between eth,
Augustus Harris Grand Opera company
in London and Great Britain and Ire
land and the Maurice Grau Grant
Opera company in New York city.
Signor G.. De Luchi, barytone, is (;
native of Genoa, Italy and studiet
under the great Lentini, in Milano. HI
sang for four seasons with the Volt;
and Ferari companies in Buenos Ayres
and was under the personal direction O.
the creator Of the Mascagni Grant
Opera company before coming here OF
the disasterous tour which ended il
Chicago He lais claim to repertor,
of but ten operas, but says they are O.
the standard sort and cannot be com
pared to the light operas Of this de
generate day and generation.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05

day evening at the home Of Mrs. Tate,
S11 Twenty seventh avenue NE.
The Women s association of Hope
chapel will hold lawn ice cream social
Tuesday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles McAllister, 1926 AL
drich avenue n.
Philomathean Hive, No. IS, L. o. T.
NJ, will hold it's business meeting Tues
daw evening.
About one hundred members of Hen
nepin council, Royal Arcanum, and
Hennepin court No. 2, Royal Ladies,
attended a picnic at Harriet picnic
grounds Friday. A picnic supper was
served on the large table which bore
bouquets of garden flowers of the color
of the order
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05

$40 Isle Royal and Return $40
3a the sang stfn%ers foa btb and soe
and Thursdays. See Mr.. G. F. McNeill,
agent Northern Pacific railway, at No.
l9 Nicollet house block; have him re-
serve your stateroom berths for you.
| Ticket includes meals and berth on the
steamers This is beautiful water
| trip, and cheaper than staying at home.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05
MERRIAM PARK

Miss Louise Watkins has returned
from visit in Waterloo, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hall have re-
turned from Buffalo Lake.
Misses Estelle and Alice Strong, who
were guests this week of Mr.. and Mrs