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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-22

Oliver Raymond and sister Elsie Of
Cable visited relatives here.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-22

You can get more and better meat
for your money at Wilczek & Will
czek's. West side, than at any other
place In the CITY. 86 tt
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-22
jealousy Causes Tragedy.

salida, Colo, June 19.-Mrs. ssllis
Bode. wife Of q railway engineer. vas
! shot and killed here BY Mrs. Harold
Hutchinson. wife of 90 switchman.
jealousy was the cause of tho shoot
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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-22

Money! Money! Money! We have
large amount Of money to loanon
farm lands at low rates.
&. SIGNoR & SCHALLERN
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-16
.EBro,vn

ut arr en- IpttsGig 6lrItul; at 5eboloe I'm
g1aHbs Seunoring Og alRrligbeo Tube
Uqre en- aptuoss ita0iss 5OrmaaI. Deb bet
ieritc Ie8u paa oaarIig SeIbrco, 6oUsbptne
eQer 8p9jmerter, tag 2pnta 9. glrtbams
&eectable COMPOUND.
Mrs. Gbas. J. 8rupu, &%ieepr9Toent
Rptbers Club, Il Geour Terrace, Sot
Springs. grt, i~trtper:
Rirrs @1rs. PtHfhGm >
= vi Gar hRbte ps mia gjeuurm "a slsHois IiIU1,
rglit, ltbgRbe AZ Sctgupcllc % s~UtEbeltp Soagheb
o. ~Rtbbrusf AZ SmrrtE % @athee. Gu Tag iaG tea
ct Stoltsboro ira tE ECu5e. !tbrHsr lem lea,
men iom par bIepst trI5E,set Ocb gpsta &.
gtuIbaWs Gsgsta5le COMPOUND. % lsg b~rFattebr AZ
pGsUe Bat. Gttsr ire WaauCetE Rar rs Ct anesf Reur
usifg. dls aiorsr SrueriHtHBsT bsTom % NTH gpaus
tlrp iaIrE aibrles f0TelFct { mig. Speta 6. BiHibaus
Bsgefdblr COMPOUND o~phBsetbe bsis NIT Entsu. hsl,
brrbcbg min Sgehom, o. re- Ddr tom iBht paaHp. Sea
ptD bet oil slgEr rHhoer ItbsHes RUtHoe irEt, TTtfl "a
Ig'islIg i5m oft sloToe mtg"
9pinoer ion fiber af Rpaimerter, Sppus
itetbeo, Contamination susr ~EDlslisr al Reos
trpttbeo, Sptmmslbeb, ERatbeb. oaarlia ;Scr.
epielie eler RerpeiUGtteLie tan ptnoe iulos
tommen StprIe % Sunobeo peo at tase
2yoia g. YtHi5aHs &esetaGs COMPOUND.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-16
OvfunNlano.

Sra Sttotpa CnnaS1s SooeGta6,
forLpber, at ser er COS lt6fgt til, at
Zen Rufuu6Lano fan bIine forbumOet
meo SaitLon6et ueo en- Sernbant.
Gueber & 9afe 81 lSobn RaiLrao
pil bpqge ireu til @e1e SsLe oaa
Goroiioen og Ct Y1tUrence. 6Io0en,
Og Der filler finn e. SunS eQer StrP.
De paa 20 NilS &rcoSe 3ofunblqu6
ira Labrador. timber bette Sun0
tai ser graoeS er lunreI, for at Zen
oeo Sernbone fan fomme / umio0e.
bar 5~irbinbelie meo GanaSas foIte
2mS. Suurelen oil bIi ct Itordrtet
% toitbart Sorsta8enoe; men Sen
tommer til ar fremfaI0e Ell SmoeIt.
ming ! SamfGr6ieI5, % SanbeIsior.
RoIoene. aHSre ulerrer at man bel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-16

Ter bsr bppgge st Serrbnnebro ooer
9eueSsIe- 90 begge 8roief.
ter er MI urIocr Sisfusiion. 8enge
oiI utan 'taffe fra Gnalano, og Der
bill aapitaItfter sierne anbrir8e itte
WtSIer | GAMBIA, bpis fore SieIpe-
fiber man fsft | Dor Eio ret bar
taaet &tneae op for.
! gphnoIano uhsier 4 1900 ana.
orahntl 90 er life meaet mtnore emo
Statcn Rctp gorf, bots GInoetnSboIS
er 1920 apa0ratmil. aIimatet er
mtloere enc Canada. Cage Iig.
ger ofte oOcr Spofpten. Snlmcren
er fort, MEN BARN. ON 8interen
bI9fgr foIOe SnSe fra StrP.
Oct o. fsrer meo zig ipere SSiIaQer,
fcm en- 9ro poer SunSet funhe itan.
ie, botIfct arri6res ion Grgument for
{ ~niouSCn. @efoItninaer er noqet
pOer 2UO,UoO o9 ertprer 1tg TOR Ell
flor Gel al Tiiferi hoort minSIt 80.
900 borne RGnS beItnqer. Ie JEo.
funoIanoife Gorfteifericr foppe&
meN Be noriFe peS 2ofoten 90 hsrcr
til @erNerlS itsrite. Ser forge3 o..
ioa SPI % Summer, % StI6e "a
2arTferiernc er ~betpoeIiqe. III mi.
Tlerojer Tn6eS &obber, SSern na Sui,
EN- Gel Sslp % @Ip; Sub, A$beitoa
% Petroleum iremfommcr oNoa.
gtpfuuoIono bar ct Parliament o8 i
ior &cgierinBcn itaar en- en-.
geIif @uOcrupr.
Zen bycO ian0iprLtgpi@ ieet al Self
@rtfion Oo ban / Iarct 1000 ietle.
De neo til &tnlonb, % Sen bIco ;
aienopHo8et al ocn onaItIerene
itaIienIte SimnauO &obn Cabot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-16
Spioermor.

sos mange 6oIfila9 er SOigermOoe,
rem 8jenitanb for ben bpbsite 2GrbS'
ot9bec; bun er SOpeoperiunen i 3uist,
% ale bets gebpere m1a iuborone la
uucer beuoe8 Mpuoi9beb. SaaIebes
er BET / Stua % / Supan, uten i euoHu
bpiere @rub i spoafrttn hos j3ntutaf.
ierue. 2anoets gift bpoer 3ulucn at
tilpatte lit Gniigt, iaa mart ban ioar
Die paa fin Spisermooer. Som bIGr.
bet for benbe8 Naipn bpIosr ban tit
StlOlo Ior Eirene, meoens ban gaar
iOrbi benoeS 9ptte, bppr bun iibbsr o.
ioIer fig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-16

Naturcu aiUcr uS BARREL, naar ser
er noget ioeicr meo o2. @i fan feIe
set. ga er oct Sen rctte Elo til at
foa lat / en- goo Weoicin. Tormo.
0entIig bar Qe bort ON Or. Eetcr'8
8llrifo, set 0auIe pcIticnote &pQe.
miooeI, iom life irI8c8 poa Npotbe.
fer. Get hor pGret t @rltg / oOer
brnNreoc Mar. ght er set Sen rctte
Gio til at preoe set. Sfrip til Or.
Setter 6abrncp & Cons 60, 112-
lis 81. Some Ipe., Chicago, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-16
2Geeeifallet= Styrfe.

at Sfalet poa ct &snieu1 beit6'
Der itor MooitonOSfroft MOB Ernf cr
betlenOt. Nan bar MI oi0cnifobeljg
prsOet 0enne Mpoitanosfroft, tsrit
MOB ct mefaniit 5rpf meQem ggg.
gets TO Goler, 0ernPit moo ct bporou.
lift SrDf / oet Sn0re % for oct treble
MOB ct iaa0ant SrDf uoenfro. Eli
6orlsgene meo mef1uiif Srpf bIep
9Gg0et fsrit temt Qienrem en- Iiben
%obning, Oerefter Iagt poa en- 8Iaoe
og ooenfra b~eIaitet nteS en- 8e9t.
Sfouct gift tiliIut iitpffer Oeo Ell 8e.
~Ioitntng al 1874 8uo, men oa
maotte oct IGgge3 paa Si6en; set gif
life tItDffer, raar oct ito0 opret't.
6or at f~aitilaa Wooitonosfroften be6
ct in0re Srpf iertcs ct imalt Rsr inc
/ 9g9get, % Bette Gter bar omgioet
al en- me8et tut Standardization.
Oenne goIIon fun6e uoenira fpIoe8
me0 Gnn0, iuotiI Den bersrte 9ggge.
itaaets ttore @pgge % operferte fit
SrDt paa Dem. s bette 5ilipIoe
BRAT 9ggget fsrIt, noor Erpffet bar
melem "a og 21& 4tmoifRrer.
6or at beptie 2gggeifaaet8 RoS.
.itan0sfrdft MOB ct porc 8onOtrpf,
ortgno man 2gggct meo en- @ummi.
buo % Iag6e Oct / en- @eboI0er, Jon
bar unoerfoitet ct b~porauIiF SrDf.
9ggget reouet fsrit De0 ct Erpf al 30
til 81 Gtmoifprer. 2Gqqe'fauets Be.
tpoeIige 6aitbeb ifnIoe8 bets 6orm %
Sen 8aIt, buorni oct beitaar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-16
9G6clmpoia.

9GoclmObis. "Sgiteren (miIot):
"Gu bopOe MT life bebsDet at gtpe
mig Her itsritc @oIooeI al 9gbIet ga,
Socob!"
%acob: "Ga, oct gisr ingentin8.
Gu bar en- Norf / BIN SoIpoeI, ou."
I &abct. GorifrGffet 9ooen0c:
"&sr Der, 9aoemciter, ieg bar iIuJt
5oapen! 1uoo ifol ie9 giere?"
9oOcneItcrcr: ga, oct gIsr in.
Qcrting, - ri bar 0to5ier al oen."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-16

Oct uprit>tDIte Sslitab ,"Merafer
6ruber-, briper i~reubeles paa meb 5ors
iSssbriit paa Here Steoer / 5ielbene.
SaaIeos er tsieu 9iQeiieIo Grube fonts
men paa Tapetet, % Ttnlm ital iinoeS
nOt al enpuu, tiger Soft bare man tor,s
mel iii.
Wiau briper M mso Wfntinbpriuo /
ale 8ruber ior bebre at tpmule uuotr
Setr meo, Stsrrelien al Malm. %
atsiorstumiterne. On StproaIins. ieg
talie nieo fOrleosu Dag. msooslts, at
6~oris8soriit Dsiaa ifuIbe pptases i
Sttsaa Srube Deb Sturbalsn, o. eI,er
boab ban iortalte, bar benue 9ru6s lite
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-16

st paffcrt iuuitrcret IrOQrom, be-
ItrtOenoe Gunoro @inieua itororteoe
SlrIe-Grfltriioner, ien0c5 irit til en-.
boer iom tiGTfriper Gunor0 Cine, 3O2
Pho Ipe. 60, minneapolis, Miru.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-16


raft oppe peb Srierpploene rnnbt Gprss
bisrf Grube. % bet iprtRlIes, at Sus
ceierle III aiiGtnins pua fin Welf ON
&p9lnen.
Sibfie Tcrsbag bar Snianteriets
S~fcleofbelirg Der % bapoe 2eir saa
Tsmmeraas. % | Mpreen fpmmer ielue
@eneraIitabsu. ca. 90 Sficersr, for at
bripe fine Spelier Der. 9'brr. SHi9.
rer ital bp paa sfposfatipnen Ruitab.
Sea iaa, at ~0ecprab Soften" cit.
gang / CONNER msbbelte ON Rem 8ets
nut bertha ipm nebe pau gGrnas Grcr'
cerplabs fom iii Staoe uneer 8oltertos
ming at ban bar afeaaet peo 8cben
paa S~psebuiet. Gstte mepisrer life
Sanbbeo. Reset 9ip par niituuf life
tilbase , @utten, men ban er BOG MI
fommet Jig iaupas, at ban er ienbt biem
- bog tetloseli9pis mGrtet muliseus
fpr belle lit Sin. San er en- Sgn al
f~OrbsnpGrenoe Saneposter Srp9ituo,
IUm for ct Bar Aar fieen tipbte gpcng.
ct. Sansoag 24be Suni, ieireoe
18uiten"S SprreipOnosnt Srpllup meo
Sn9ebpr9 SouGs berfra. SrucgUms
men err 25 pg Sruoen 10 Iar. 3GQcn
ieireoes / al @emptllgbeb iamireu meo
SlGat pg 8enner, % 8ratuIatiorer
paufebe ooer Ell Lap StO belle 8O9eu,
liseiom Stag paieOe ira ale 6la9itGns
ger lnuet uoOuer oen Ipie SOmmernat.
III andre 9i'te fan nGones:
Martiu SOuasien alptbau9 og en-
Sente fra Selbu, 9oe SUM. Sens 8.
SrGnOtre % Sannn Na8polo. Zoe Srlt.
Soban Gritieu ira Stiprooten pg &onot
8. StOrtrs, 22oe Suli. @rubearbeioer
gtils =. g8eitin % en- Sente fra 8oro'
lamb, lobe NuJuit.
9DOe er: GnmIe Seret SrObiprg eis
ter mango Glars Seu9elioeen. SObon'
no He8le Jet (StOroal?) liant @lertruo
Warfen ca. % Iar, ppo al SGrinQ.
Baa G~Gr$oaleu er Some til Senrit
NpitmO, 809nbllO, bpo.
8i bar p9ion / Somnter baot 8eIes
al flere 9torit Gmerttanere. Sdoleoc8
Mrs. O9 Dtii5 .. o. 2ongiucbau9 ira
9cQ &apiOs, 9. Cat; SCR. SOiei
BrGnoe fra Baltic, g. DAT, % Mr.
% @tr8. g. 8lnc8uolo (SlriteropIo)
ira Steele GU., Minn. De GeiD9enoe
Dor beub0loSut8 paa 9lQetrp, Spinning
pg NG8oplb.
2un9ipebnu9s bar npli9 pTret paa
en- Tur til Mhononleu U9 SOiei % &a'
rem BrGnbe iurtcr 9tor0eS 2auo runot,
iaa vi n9iten life oeo, buOr be er bl me-
me. Otter en- Eur iii Gpoaleu er be
MI paa Reiie til 9sitItaoen, SOerbnGen
reo flere Steoer, men iao or Oct 10
Srolupsreiie oeiaa, SDiei!
BlacSpolo8 farter runot poa tlenote
Somtsr; bar upltS o9ret en- Cur til
6Grsbalen.
"BOiten" 8orreippnbent ltal ratur'
lt9ols billie tilba9e, at alt CT pel meo
benz.
Den 16be benlte Raaneo pil ct 9Dr'
lfle bltue afboIbt Der. Nrrouoe.
mentstOmite er oalst al S%erreositpret,
ION ifal orone Slngene. Imt&oprlGge
blir Yrt8opmmer.
Sermeo mine bebite SiGIeuer. Sui,
Der er tOlot iOa9! Re9niturene briuer
9raa Ian9s 6ielOiioerne; MI Ianr Vi
reppe @pboeir iPr september tOnrmer
meo quit Qpp / 9ierre.
Merater, 27be Nusuit 1906.
Intb. 9Dnten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-16

Ser bar fHroes en- Masie Rilitpre
O9iaa / CONNER; iioeu 8 pranrets &e.
0~iUenbeoer bleu Mcraferbpgbsu sOot
ticnOt. S%rcnobjems SataljoHs Ret.
rutifole, ca. $50 Ranb, tom Der igrit
pna SOmmereu paa llomari9 til GpOas
len Us SeIbA. @attsrue bapoe gsattes
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-16

Gi bar MI tputaRt en- Nmn 5Ounorng Sur m,oGuHe SormsL iSt u bar fuFsts
ows aHgurbe srgubwHer I'll .pr9 Pbtrn ben Senhgt ir 6nurben at uubgaG nuls
GRisbug, ipm ppr gRsNeR maanc bn @RHaGno for at abnorue eHr orTQloiac grirner.
9eHe Srpoun e mn ,SarbeeL Get r bht uHbTPgt at Gntrrl Remne Quito
ruter o. bar moptdgt 6sus Bo6frnoNe ipn lRe6rM. Bet rrbgDeS at ben geru,na.
p III fa6riesr life Tan bare @nntdHb ir GRsbrug iWm en- It oS ben n oaGa ruags
for Sntsunl Rsberue 2heue o. II f0r fPe eaf Hssebes frtagr for StmS 2quor
2iorn aho andre Orb: pot BrUouh bar M en- iGd REe StatES UOrfr 9oDeu.
ION nogeH anben anTtrnht GReoGlH-
9Mt ri bar fortapr bens forGroruq, bar ptfO rdast Dor e SprmI OF or Stms
for Here fpnragnbe mpbt-rtso "a farmaccmiRc duourPr o. b. bar erIGret II boz
GnuftuRs pA Bunsnen er forfeit o. kubiGrogt femhnuer ReoutreH8 frmuonndie
GA tbupuule 5orun.
81 Gmfr al oos8 errr fut phe al port Brobut r ioUfst, o. al De 8oafanb&, u
paa spr8 tgrf, life dRe r gobtlort al oS iHp, rgnp aa al Trmraacnoe Gutor.
br, bUsu pGtRe Heurger bar Nrup pa Gcpet ucr belle De sorenebc gttr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-16

Ssnoag ben ste berne Iaaneb al.
bolotes ct albolbsitepne bercppe 6uOr.
iii Ugiaa Saseue pg 2userre / usore
StIsroaleR bar iubbuot. ga. 100 9els
tO8ere meote ueoe ira 9alen. StRunct
bespnots meO aibulossubstieneite / Sir.
fen al GGitOr 5tubea % Gi,srmioOass.
rgoe paa 9imte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-16

Rpin>er.
SmObrO er Den fsrfc Setinselie.
Sea biGlprr SpiHotr til at binSe % btbOlOt
RGuOs StuuOriHg, asttIit %
S%iGrltgbth.

Soinoens itsrite @oOe er g2a8tsn til at
iuo8poe 8eunortn8, QgtcIie % aiRrIigbco.
Ter cr en- SilerbeO | Smbbeo, iom tiltnler
MRno mere emo blot rsgelmGsiige IrRt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-16
Or. g. .. Sartnau.
care gc'rltEta3 rug Rfg. Go.
Columbus, Ohio.

"8Ga Gruno at be Gornbunger ION sr fcrrmget ben SormrL ier bpncr g-runa
III probmrrra o9 brnqsS 9dnothn % pa Gnno al be 2natatrr iom ct forea8t /
bette 8uuau, pg en- ubtmfIe ai@ eurrulrngeH O0 4tIruub cpoIt, Tom er genguet
oOeufOr, e bette Sontor a ben srNnte At RerRna Taar ben hL5sra8 GOereas'
fPmurre mbb nT DTmfl ipm III bruP5 HbCbDLor tltTGfalG Gugs III at lille
Brpporost uoeHiUr RRneobben AZ bette aoHtcr5 arrosIr al III, September 1905, g
"SaI Stamp bUertr fm GthtuatSr eRr iom g3bohi1he rlr J3tau5 VrsHbre al
Sptrtupia sRr berIrn& 8rt&. 3OGH u. Uerte8, Commissioner"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-16
Che Pe'rtasna Orme Mig. 60.

Ergenbe r gftrft NJ shtmrgu az ct lngt EsO mO en- ga@aisrsGe al Sassrs
SttOre, mObagt az r g D. SurmOH ira 9on 3. u. gehS, COMMISSIONER at SHc-
nal Re0uue, % im taller pr Fg HIu:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-09
GREAT SWITCHING OF
BASEBALL MANAGERS
Many New Faces on the Syndicate
Circuit Benches Next
Season.
Special to The Journal.

special TO Inc journal.
Milwaukee, Dec. S.-There will be
great switching Of baseball talent the
coming season, especially in the princi-
in the American association will have
a new manager in 1907, and there will
also be several new umpires. Joe Can
tlllon, who leaves Milwaukee to 90 to
Washington, will be succeeded by Jack
Doyle. Jack is Of the same brand as
Joe Cantillon, and received his baseball
knowledge while a member of the IA
nous Baltimore team that won four
pennants.
Jack was given credit for much of
the success of the, orioles, altho Ned
Hanlon was manager at the time. Ed
die Ashenbach of Cincinnati, who has
made q big success in minor leagues,
Will take Paddon 8 place at st. Paul.
he is big-hearted fellow and should
make many friends in the association
He is also clever manager, so watch
the saints next year. Mike Cantillon
will supplant Mike Kelley at Minneap-
oils, and Mike is Of the aggressive sort.
Jimmy Burke will probably be succeed
ed by new man at Kansas Citv as
Connie Mack has grabbed Jimmy.
Charlie Carr will again be on hand at
Indianapolis and Billy Clymer will hold
forth at Columbus. Bill Armour will
replace J. Ed Grille at Toledo, while
George Tebeau will have new mana
ger at Louisville. It is likely that
Q 'Brien will lose Kane, Owens and
Egan to the eastern league, but if he
does ne will get some Of the eastern
league OFFICIALS in return. All in all
there will be quite'a changing Of mana
gers and umpires and the fans will
probably take additional interest as a
result, altho some Of the men will be
missed.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-09
KID HERMAN Shines
As A. SNOW SHOVEL
Plows His Way Thru Drift to
Rescue Stranded Auto
Party. ~
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Tonopah, New, Dec. Skid Herman
is more than a fighter. If he ever
wants to get a job shoveling snow he
can stay here in Tonopah and during
the winter can make enough at this
The Kid established his reputation this
morning when he went to the rescue Of
several automobilists who were trying
to get into camp from Manhattan.
The party left the northern camp early
this morning. About four miles from
Tonopah they encountered a snowdrift.
The Kid grabbed shovel and dug in.
1t was hard work, but the Kid was
game and he shoveled steadily for
about half an hour until he had cleared
a road thru the snowbank. Herman
was invited to ride back to town and
accepted. On arrival in Tonopah the
men told Herman that if he received
Christmas present of some stock not
to be surprised.
Herman worked out in the gymnasi-
UNI yesterday morning before 1900 wo-
men who took advantage of sladies'
day. to see him work. The event was
a great success and will be repeated
each Friday during the training season.
Joe Cans says he is out to win and
knows that the fight will be a hard one.
lie acknowledges Herman to be one of
the hardest men in the ring and said
that he did not expect to have walk
over, as so many people have quoted
him as saying.
Cans said, that he had not weighed
since early in September and could not
say what his weight is at present. He
also stated that he meant to make the
weight required and will start the hard
est kind of work on Monday. Cans
looks fine and was never in better shape
out of training.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-09
WINDY CITY CHOSEN

Chicago, Dec. 8.-The Grand Ameri-
can handicap match for 1907 will be
held on the new grounds Of the CHICAGO
Association Gun club, One Hundred
and Third street and Michigan avenue,
according to telegram received from
Chicago delegate who attended the
conference at New York.
The interstate association, which rep.
resents prominent gun clubs throuout
the country, held it's annual session at
the Grand hotel, New York, and after
Ing tourney was awarded to CHICAGO,
The match will probably be held in
june, but the exact date has not been
settled o'
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-09

The local bowlers testify that it is
only by the adoption Of this system
that they were able to organize bowl
ing leagues in this city, and thus re-
vive the interest in the game which
was at such height a few years ago.
The features of this system are first
an adjustable scratch line; second, a
variable maximum handicap, for in
dividual players. The team handicaps
are derived from the sum Of the handi-
caps of the individual players.
II the high-water mark Of bowling
ability in league is 1875, then the
scratch line should be fixed at that
point. This is what has been done in
cording to their averages the past sea-
son; if their bowling average has been
1876 or better, then they go on scratch
and roll without handicap; if their
average has been less, their handicap
is the difference between that aver.
age and the scratch mark; if the play
ers' average has been ITO, then his
handicap is 1875 minus 40, or Is pins
per game. You see there is no exer-
else OF Judgment. required on the part
Of Handicapped; it is simply a mat
ter OF mathematics and operates me-
chanlcally. The records are posted on
can calculate the handicaps.
Limit on Amateurs.
A certain amount of ability is re-
CURED in every league bowler; there
fore there is expected a minimum
standard of performance. Every league
bowler ought to average at least 100;
this being the minimum in Minneapo.
lis; therefore the maximum handicap
allowed. any player in the local league
is the difference between 100 and lS5
or rs pins. If a player has no record
ne Is given one on estimation of q
competent handicap committee as ba.
sis on which to rate his handicap fol-
future series. Rehandicapping is usu
ally done at the end of each month s
bowling. It can thus be seen that il
is possible for one bowling team OF
five medium players to have a handi
cap Of l25 pins, which gives them 8
chance against a team Of all-scratcE
men; It permits 9 group Of men who
are bound Ky other asso2ciations to stick
together, altho theIr Bowling ability
ny Mr. 'H Psifsr* feels. COMMUNICATED bv
apolis; It is not copyrigh hte - ADlnpe
Mr.. PETER, also known as the fathe,
Of the handicap bowling system, is
known at home as the giant bowler
owing to his stature of six feet four
and throws O. ball which has earned
for him the further sobriquet of the
Ncannon-ball 70 ller,' but he admits
that swiftness is not the best thing
for good scores, and he has been en-.
deavoring to cut down his speed in the
interest OF higher averages.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-09
HOLSTERS PILE UP
4 HEAVY SCHEDULE
Coach Sheldon to Undertake All
Sorts of Serious Foot
ball Jobs.
Special to The Journal.

0peciaA 10 Inc Journal.
bloomington, Ind, Dec. s.-Head
Athletic Coach Sheldon is looking after
the situation at Indiana university,
plorable condition. He also is looking
over the prospects for a football team
next year, with the idea of deciding
definitely whether or not he will return
to Indiana or resume his practice of
law in Chicago.
Should the members of the "big
nine' refuse to allow the retroactive
feature of the three-year rule passed
by the conference at the Chicago, Shell
don will throw his position and will
give up coaching forever.
1t the retroactive feature of the
three-year rule is adopted by the big
nine schools, Sheldon will return here,
and, with the assistance Of bunch Of
alumni coaches, will try to turn out a
chamionship team. In case the CON
ference action is upheld, all the play
ers on this year. s team with the excep-
ton of Captain "Bunny' Hare, and
Left half " Hezie' Clark will be able
to play, and all have signifed their in
tention of doing so. With the old req
ular back and several of the Hsubs. 3
Indiana should be able to make a mag
nifcent race.
=. If seven games are allowed, the In
diana schedule will have four or five
big nine games on it. A game with
Chicago to be played there already has
been scheduled, and Sheldon has prom
ised professor Of football, Alonzo
Stage, that his team will lower the
Midway colors. Wabash and Depauw
will be played on the home grounds and
Notree Dame at Indianapolis, Minnesota
at Minneapolis.
Iowa and Michigan have been both
asked for dates, and an effort will be
made to play one of them at Indianap-
oils. Illinois will be played if it will
come. to Bloomington and Purdue will
be given the chance to meet her old
rival in battle royal.