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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-04-04
glottenuorlase
miro ansfnomnlfn.
Eatriotiide &eSen begliiden interci'
iante Debate.
&Hzkao
Aur So,ialofmokraten
ltimmen oasesen.
SentidlanSs Gage perlanst ben
fraftiaiteu SdDut.

@erIin, 2. glpril. - So6he-
0eutiamc 3ebatten 5eitigte Der 9e'
eimn Ger 3peiten Seiung Der 6lotten'
borlaee i'm ReihSto9e Der StaatS'
iefretGr oes Observation-Disclosures, DO
miral b. Sirpis, eroffnete Den &etgeu,
inoem er 5lutddit Den @ert Der oor'
bonoenen oelltihen &riegSld)iffe per'
teioigtc mo oen bon monhen Seiten
,erbobenen @prpurf 5uriiftpies, ooB
iie rl1pimmenoe Sarge" leien. go
6onn Iegte er Germobrimg geeen DIE
Sulintotion ein oab ole Se9icring
iid neileroin9s nit nuferloien Slot
tenpl1uen" truge, ruo mies nah, DAB
Die gtusfiibrimg oes @GltprogrommS
Die oeutide Wforine uir oerienigell
Sronfreih gIeihmertig MAIDEN tpiiroe
Gjr6Bte glllfmerfionfeit erregte otc
einorinoli6e uno bon bobem Eatrio'
tiSmis getrogene Reoe 6es Gentritms'
fiibrers Or. Spobn, Der riidbaltlos
fir Die 9Soroerung Ser Hegierilng ein'
frat un6 unter Stntpeis ouf Die pre-
fare internationole Gage betonte, bab
9eilti6lano immer nit Ger @pentiio'
Iit1t Sl rehnen babe, oie sSlotten
Sronfreihs lino Gnglon6S pereint ee'
een Iid an baben. Or ihlob feline
Gnsfiibrungen nit oen 8orten: r8ir
miiIien oohin fomnen, ooB Der sSeinc
es iih 5peimol iiberIegt, oh es flua
lei. Geutihlan6 an5ugreifen. Der
9feihstog icllte ole 8orlage obne GAIT
bern annebmen."
en eberio enti6ieoener 8eilC
iprah ii6 Der fonierpatipe Sreiherr
b. Rihtbofens3amsb fiir Die Ser
ar5Berilra Ser oeutihen Marine o.is
gr ertl6rte, Die geionte aoloniolpo'
Iitif piiroe gegenitanosIos perben
tpenn Iie nidt bon eiiier lrurfen Slot
te unterItiist nerbe
Re6ner oller Iorteien, nit Ius
nubmc ser So5ialiiten, tpel6e Der
Borlage fdarf opponterten troten fir
bic Soroeriinaen Der. Hegieritng elm
Der &eihstag bot bic iSIottenpor'
Idge onecnommen, @it ausnabmt
Der So5ialiiten ilno 5reiiinniaer
Itimntten alle 8arteien bofiir, Shor
pm glbeno ioIIte iiber oie 5lottennor'
Iaqe obgeItimmt tperoen nadber
gleSner oIIer 8orteien, NIT Musnab
me Ser Sosialiiten uno Sreiiinnieen
eatbmiioitiid oofiir eingetreteu tporen
plber ais es gum 4lappen fam itellt(
| itd bie Ieiotge Satiadie berais, bat
cas- Suirs beihliiBunfdbia mar. DiC
| Aeifsto9sboten batter iif tuGhrent
| ser Ieeteu Reoen nertriinelt. uno Oh
gbItimuune mirbte utf morgens per
| ihoben pesoen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-04-04
Iun Sunfclprit beSrObt.

@innipeg. g april. - Die
Observation-Disclosures miiIieu bcute
oirf oen aomproniBporihIag, cen
ibre ltreifenoep 9lnseiteateu gelnadt
boben. antlporten. &iro Der Streif
ni6t beieeIeot, 10 lit tpdbriheinli6,
oaB Die Wtoihntiiten iino Gleftrifer
In oen Observation-Disclosures an ben gus.
itano gehen iperben; IN bieiem Sale
niiroe Die Stabt obue 2ift unb eIet.
triI6e getriebsfraft iein. gtur Ole
strabeubeIenhtuna fam nift nnter'
brofen iperben, neil lie iid) in itGoti'
iher 8erfpalttine befinbet.
Sttdno. 2. aprtl. :. Der ar.
beitsminiIter q. g. glnlestportb bai
Elm SeIeeromm bonn elrbeiterails'
ihuB bon @imtipeq erhoItcr. IN ruel.
dem er aebeten miro, einen Sremoen.
beamten nod Binnipeg au idliden
nm oie oiis ocn 8ereitiaten Stdaten
importierten Streifbreher aiis5utrei'
ben. E"tt
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-04-04
Sarues uirb belO6nt.

80 Ibingtpn 2. glpril. -
Der neiie goItmeiIter bon Baibing.
ton, Sobn @. Nerritt, miro bonn
SrGIiSenten Siim aoIlefterr oes So.
Fens bon Buffalo gemo6t tperoen;
an feline Stelle OILS GoitmeiIter tritt
gcniomin &. gornes. eegeittpdrtig
SiIfspripatiefret6r oes TrGlioenten
Barnes oiente etfpn iieben Sabre IN
Der goit uno tpurbe 1898 als Stenc-
aroph ms @eibe Saus oeriett, puroe
ip1ter GrefntipeIerf uno id3Iieblit
Silfsiefrtdr oes, Eralioenteu. or
III elm @rabuierter Der unioerlitoi
eeoraetunn uno ein enaer dretmo
bes @eneraIpoItmeiiters.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-04-04
AM porabfno oer
aaotifden Wabl.
Vile %arteien entluifeln cine fiebers
bafte SGtisfeit.
Rainpf in einieen
lBaros beifpitllos.
Sel6it uoH ben &an5ela berab iuirs
Der @ablfampt betriebem.

Gbtcago, 2. april. - slae pos
litii6en 8orteien MAIDEN beitte oie
arDBten glnltrengungen, nm nlprgen
elm uollitdnoigeS 8otiirn beroilS5it'
bringen. Ger Gonpf bat in etnigen
@aroS cine beiipiellole Bitterfeit er.
seidt. Die InbGnger Der itdotilhen
@igneridaft uno ibre @egner bringen
ole MitteI IN glnipenoung INN Die
Stimmeeber 5u beeinfluiien. Die
2iga Der it1otiiden Gigneridaft hat
beitte 81hter fir olle Stinmbiioeu
in Der Stnot ernannt, INN ibre Sr-
tereiien III Obaft 81 nebmen: oie
@egner treffen oieielben Borberet.
tllngen. Der Sniptfonpi brept iih
iun oen 8orlhIog, @elo in Sobe bon
$75, 100000 gum Mnfairi Der Stra.
BenbobnIinien auf5unebmen.
@eitern baben IN pielen 4irhen
Die 8reoiger bon Der &an5el berab
bic Sttmntgeber aiifeeforoert, iid
NIT boiler @ioht in ben 4ampf 5n
itiir5en imo fir Die bobe @irtihafts.
li5en5 ein3utreten @etanntlid bat
Der Staotrot neiilih bic 2beit5 nuf
$1,000 perooppelt. Die 0irtifafts.
eIemente fiibren nitn einen bitteren
sfompf seeen aIle Sloernt6nner, wcl.
DIE fir Die @rbobung Der 2i3en5 ge.
itimmt boben. Solte eS oen @irt.
fhoftselementen gelinsen getiigero
2eiite in oen Staotrat 8u DdbIen, 10
tpiiroe Die Iufbebung Der ileuen st.
den3 ole ilnmittelbare Solee iein,
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-04-04
Snfpohs.
@efabr uorhbsr.

geGIefontaine, Ohio, 81,
IGrs. Der 3uitonb bes grpBen
2emistonihen Neierpoirs lit bette
piel beiIer uls geitern, no man elm
slusbreden Der @aIiermaiien unb ole
lleberflutuna bon 2otepiep befiirh.
tete. 9os @etter lit in Der Naht
f6Iter aetporoen imb Der beftiae &e.
aenfun bat iih in Shnee pertpan6eIt.
Der Iii6li6e Damn bes Reierpoirs
lit Die eansc 9tod1t oufs iorgfdltigitc
belpoft moroen; Elm Mann beoufiid,
tigt ie 100 1S,tB. Sorpie iif Die ge.
rinaite Sd,n1de I'M Damn seigt,
miro Der glIdrm geaebcn.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-04-04
Deutjhfs Afih
bat 60 Hliuionen
gorlGniisc GrgebniiIe Der lebten
&ulfs5dblung.
3anabme bsinabe 4l4 nlilliOneu.
Berlin NIT &prDrtcn hat iett Srei
MillipmeH Seluobner.

(Spe5iolberid)t Der .8olts5eitung. y
8erlinl2. april, Die Solts.
adblung bonn yt.i 8e5ember 1906 er.
eibt fir oas nganSe 0ei,tihe 9ieid)
cine 8eoolfertpg bon 60,605, t83
Eerionen; ontpn iino 29,S68, ,096
nl1nnlih lmb 30,737 ,0S7 peiblid.
sIn ser Rei6S5abI lit 8reitben nit
37,3 WtiaioBea 8opcrn init So,
So6ien nit AS, gSiirttemberg nit
2,3 MiGionelpEt beteiliat, iooaB Die
bier &0nigrei6e' SO Bro5ent Der
&cihsbeoGlferlurg dteaen.
Sn @roBitGDtGa. D. b. St60ten bon
100000 @inrpohnern oOer mebr, De
rem es iett Al i'm, Reihe gibt - oic
qr0bte oopon 1T Berlin nit 2,040,s
222 lmO oie fIeinIte @ieSbooen nit
100,995 - mobnen 11,498, ,049 Ser
ionen ooer 1897 8ro5ent Der GeidS.
bep0lferlin9.
Wfit ieineipo 8ororten 5aiamnlen
umfabt Berlin ,iebt foit orei Wsillto'
men, gcnuuer 2,9S9,726 @inpobner.
@emeinoen BON 10000 @inpobnern
ODER mcbr iinb 249 norbanoen, oapon
iino 81 in Irerben nidt itGotiiden
gbarafters. ar
Ga bel ser Golfs5Gbluna bonn 1.
December 1900 oie Reihsbepolfe'
rung ouf 56.367,t7S 8erionen felt.
aeIteat mar, lit Die @inpohner3aGi IN
oen letten flint Sabren Inn 4,238,-
05 ooer, 1852 Bro5ent eetpodien
9ie 8cItS56blungen ieit 1871 er.
eoben:
O,,.roAa
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-04-04
auardJiftiide geridw6rnHs enfSsdt

Weabri6, 2. slpril. - Die ipo'
nii6en geborben boben In 2cbriia
90 Teilen bon Sepilla, bem Saitpt
rte Der anarhiiten Elm anardiitiides
aomplott entoedt. pelhe nifts ge
ringeres als Die Grmoroiing Der se'
iammten foniglihen Samilie ndb.
reno Der gboripohe plonte. Tit
Geniur l1Bt feline tpeiteren gin5elbei
ten ourh.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-04-04
Der frtte Gag
0es Roblenttrfiks.

Yttts burg,,2 glpril. - Die
RrtiiS lit erreift noroen; i'm S8cif.
toblenfeloe 0iirfen Die 8ergleute oa
DIE Irbeit mieoer dufnebmen, mo-
ibre 5oroerungen beipilligt tperoen,
lolit aber nibt. DDS &onitee Der
6artboIenerdber trttt morgen nit
benz Der Sartfob blengrubenbeiiber IN
Ronferens. 8iS gum ShEib Der
Getbonolungen tperoen Ole Sartfob.
Ienerdber feiern.
slits Dem 8ei6foblenfeloe Tom.
rlen6e gtohrihten 5eigen, ooB bel.
nabe ale @rubenbeiieer TN tpeItli6ell
BenniplSanien bereit iino, ben Berg
leiiten ote perlongte 3ulage bon 5.55
Bro5ent 81 seben; IN SoIse oeiien
bat Der Streif ieiu beoroblihes aus-
leber perloren.
Die Streifer iperoen ober troboenl
IN ben Minen Der 8ertpii,o.@bite go.
IN @inober cine 9enonitration Der.
unftdlten, Inn bic nif)t organiiierten
Seraleute gum anihliiB oil Die Union
Su betpeaen. Die 9emonItratior nitro
bic sorm elmer Yara6e annebmen.
Ran ertportet, oaB bod3iters 5000
Der 6S000 Beihtoblenar1ber Renn.
lplponiens an ben Ausitonb geben
peroen. Die 8ethfobleugrit6enbe
iiser; neI6e oie Sfala niht unter.
seihnen pollen, iueroen morgen cine
BeriommIung abbolten.
3eaoisg, Eo., 9. april. -
9ie gbiIooeIphio unb Renbindbahn
bat einen geihGftigen 3aa binter i'd
benn lie botte 1900 @ogIonlobitnqen
2obIe AZ beioroern. gSiele leerr
3oblennogoonS iino nod hrn rcr'
ihieSenen 8ruben oes Shupllfill'
tofes gei6oft poro"r lr'h rerben
an Die @rltben pcrtoilt mcrhcu, nm
aif ale ;SGGle bM~Aer NJ nerben.
Ole Senounu ron Sortfnh'c ftad benz
@eItcn. Sic in Scr lebtcn 3eit einen
be6euteroen llrfruo rnaenc"lmen
bat, i'll uin3Iif einr"'.cilt tucrbeu.
Shamnfin. PH 2. Hnril. -
@eTtern iit bier cine hcionoere abtei.
lung Der ToIi5iiten o'r Bbilaoelpbio
nno Aeaoina aohlen. nnb giienge.
fellihait angefomineii melhe Die
reanIdre Sorcc urttrritiisen ion. Cine
ueitere abtciIims iDa 2ienstag fom'
fiter. r.
@aborep Gitr va, 9.
slpril. - @le @ruben linb orbeits'
berett. Die BeieGihoften aorurtie.
rem alien Irbeitsnilliaen ausreihen.
BEN Shns. 9luf Scr 8nbnlinic iine
Grtromoid)inen iuib Bo8gons N
9ieuTt aeiteIlt Doroen.
Naes seidloTen.
BbiIo6elpbia, 2. april. -
Selite aus Ger SartfoblengeeenO ein'
aeIouiene Iadri6ten iagen. bob biC
geieoerleaiing Der arbeit pollitanoiq
lit. Seiite M1oreen tuoren IN Der
9eratperfsIt1oten rmr menige Wfen
ihen aui ser StraBe, nm 81 Ieben
OBJ ltnionbcrgleirte etpd oelertieri
Tin6, aber tie ianoen feline arbeiter
in SGtiafeit. gtireenos lit Die &c
rtnaIte llnorbmine porgefallen; oet
Tag bat bos glusIeben eines Seier
taaes. slIs Der Mrbeitstag anbroh
t6nten tpie gcm0bnlitb Die 9antpf
pfeifen, abcr es erid,ienen feline ar
better. Tie SeiSer, Tumpenmdnne1
uuo WeaIhiniiten bra,,deu niht 81
Streifen lln6 ianben iih Silr arbet
ein. 8iele 9ergleiite iino Der An
Iidt, 6oB Der Streif langipierig itil
bitter perSen ipirb; bunoerte boz
thnen baben Suber Sos '5huplttIlta
perIaiIen.
gittsbure. ?. aprtl. = %
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&ird)enraa6.
Copyrighted By the Associated Pres,

Qiew, 9. slpriI. - Sn Ger les.
s.a gsatt itno Giebe in oie Ssirhe 81
6sn orei Seiiigen eineebrohen; Il
hlben oIle 2irhengerdte aelfobIer
upc Die Suipelen aus Den Seiliaen'
tsloern acbrohen. Sic naOineu 10.
aar oie eclbeneu Spansen ans Der
QSitteru anf idnitten Die goIoeiel
stidetcieu bon ben @eBaepdnoern
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-04-04

atew5 2. april Bier Off.
Were mio fi2 SoIontcn eines Gap.
penrbotdillons, ipelde .fih Iettee De.
Benibcr tpeiserteii, auf Repohition1re
sii id,ieBet,, iino Dor ein arieeseeribt
aefknt tporben.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-04-04
@eItamsitsllnns beidIoiem.
copsrishtsd BY IN. Associated Pres.

griifieI, 2. glpriI. - Der ge.
ridlt, bob i'm Sabre 1910 In griiiiel
eine @eltousiiellung ubaebalten tper.
oen miro. miro nmtliH beftaftgf
Cine Der irtereiidnteiten abteiIitnaer
ipiro cine slusiteIlimg iein, tpelde ben
gougoitant tintfoBt.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-13
CANS MATCHED WITH JACK o'BRIEN
'MIDDLEWEIGHT Us,
The LIGHTWEIGHT
Affair to Be One Of Those Phila-
zz73'a
delphia Eighteen Min
i.5s. ute Teas.

+. San Francisco, Sept 18.-Philadelphia Jack
y, Brlen reached here last night and was much
alssusted when he learned of Manager Gleason &
demand for more than $4,000 for fight be-
tween berger and O'Brien. Manager Graney was
also disgusted.t for heshas Withdrawn his offer
OF $4,000, declaring that he has washed his
nands OF Berger and wouldn't have the fight
now for any consideration.
'Brien said, when shown the dispatch from,
there between Cans and O'Brien: sim willin;
TO night Cans, but he must not ask that come
down too low and meet his weight
" Brien' will sail today for Australia to fight
BIZ Squ1res for the heavyweight championship
OF Australia :.
Phfaadelphia, SeptA l3.--It has just leaked out
tnat Jack o'Briens first appearance in the
ring after his return from Australia If he
ever goes that far will be with Joe Cans, the
negro champion, in a. six-round bout in this
city.
Inc match was virtually arranged the night
cans battered Battling Nelson in the battle
9! Goidneld O'Brien was then arranging for
ms "Trip to the qantipodes, and when the news
was nashed over the wire that Cans had won,
Jack McGuigan called Jack up and made a propo.
sltion TO the quaker champion to meet Cans:
osBrien accepted, but said he could not post
pone his trip Cans was wired and sent a
hurried answer, saying that he come on
70 Ph1ladelphia at once If O'Brien would agree
70 meet him in six-round bout. Efforts were
made to have O'Brlen postpone his trip, but he
would not do SO and the bout was fixed for
December. The contest will take place at the
National Athletic club, and should be one Of the
greatest cards the club ever offered.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-13
LAW IS VOID IN
The open SEASON
Federal Regulations Regarding
Interstate Game Shipments
Z. Are Declared Faulty.
Special to The Journal.

special to The Journal. , Ut Z
Fargo, n. D., Sept 18.-The federal game
laws relating to interstate shipments of game
10 not apply in the open season for such game,
according to decision handed down in the
reoeral court here by Judge Amidon The de-
clslon was rendered in disposing Of the demur
rer to the indictment charging Charles Thomp-
son. well-known sportsman Of St. Paul, Mimi.
ana A. r. Spear, his companion with shipping
ducks killed in North Dakota to st. paul az
Some time ago Thompson bought valuable
DUCK pass near Devils Lake and spent several
seasons hunting in that vicinity 1t has been
a!ieged on various occasions that Thompson was
violating the game laws by shipping the birds
ne Killed to friends in Minnesota, but the state
officials were never able to secure sufficient evil
dence to, warrant an action.
Inc federal authorities then took up the mat
Ter ana at the last session of the federal grand
Jury 1ar indictments We're brought against Thomp.
DUCKS had been shipped out of the, state NOT
properly labeled The defendants demurred ia
the indictment, and In sustaining the demurrer
Judge Amidon said q
II have reached the conclusion with good
deal OF reluctance. The statute in question is
enc of highly beneficial purpose. Two objects
were sought to be accomplished by IT. First, 1t
was intended that the package should show
clearly on its face the nature of its contents
and Where the birds or animals were killed and
the place to which they were to be shipped.
The second object. was to aid the local authori-
ties In enforcing the game regulations. The
unfortunate refernce, however, in section 1
to section 8. clearly imposes the imita t1on r
nave pointed out altho 1t Is evident that it was
not the intention Of congress SO to. limit the
operation of the law
Thompson is wealthy deaf mute whose home
Is In st. Paul and who: spends much Of his
time In hunting in different parts Of the country.
Spear Is employed sort Of companion. For
some time Spear was Superintendent of the deaf
anodumb institution at Devils Lake and is well
known in the northern part of the state, q 3
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-13
FOUND FOOTBALL
POPULAR SPORT
High School Pupils Voted for It's
Retention by Large Ma
jorities.

When those who are trying to abolish foot
ball In high schools decided to take popular
vote of the students as to- whether or not the
sport is to be continued, ~ they took wrong
course to down the game, for there are more
students wrapped up in it than was imagined.
Ihere are few boy students who are not inter-
ested and most Of the girls enjoy the big days
when their school eleven meets another team
on the gridiron s&
All teachers were requested to take vote in
their respective rooms yesterday, and the result
was q large majority for the maintenance of
teh game The proposition which was Offered
to the students was: $50, you think itss would
be advisable to drop football from the high
schools for one year as an experiment ~
The East high result was 1TOiEfor dropping the
game, $50 for continuance and 28S who did not
care to vote either way. The North and South
schools were thes same on the question as the
East high, and the Central Students were even
more loyal to. The game Isl & 2. sT Rss
An addition has been made to rule by the
board of appeals as follows: mo pupil whose
parents do not reside in Hennepin county shall
be eligible under theses rules until he shall have
attended q pftnneapaIs public school one COM
s Tier. ssss sa5tnsf a slight change but th,. VII,
not sfnjure the teams. It reads as follows: "No
high school game shall be played later than the
Saturday preceding Thanksgiving day.
i. The Central high will suffer by the new
clause In rule 4, tas three four new students
from out Of the city have been out with the
team and all have made good showings "a
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-13
How the Irish of Kansas City Tri-
umphed Over the Mime
apolis Germans.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
sTANp1Na OF TIE cLuas.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Minneapolis at Kansas City.
st. Paul at Milwaukee.
Columbus at Toledo.
Louisville at Indianapolis.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Kansas CITY Mo-, Sept. 13.-The Minneapolis
team lost the first Of the series the
Kansas City team here yesterday afternoon,
after apparently having it tucked away. Crutch-
er was sent In to twirl for the locals, and
was so far out of gear that Manager Burke took
him out and gave Kraft, bush-leaguer,
chance. Tue score was to in favor of the
visitors when Kraft went In to pitch, and the
Kochsc' share of the score remained at 8
while the kaws went after Gehring and later
Ford, who replaced him, with the result that
their tally column footed up to for the Koch
aggregation.
Graham, the Minneapolis utility man, was be-
hind the bat for the millers and he decided
that Hayes, the new umpire, did not understand
the finer points Of the game. and was not slow
In telling him where he fell down. The jumps
did not take kindly to Grahams sayings and
ordered him to the bench. Hart the left
fielder, then went in to catch and Pitcher Gehr-
Ing took to the left garden. Kelley, who was
in the grandstand, yelled out a name that
sounded like Ford, and moment later Eugene
took his place in the box.
Joe O'Brien and Umpy Clarence Owens
watched the game from the stand. and the high
official seemed pleased with his new arbitra-
tors work.
In the first four innings of the game, when
Crutcher was in the box for the home team,
the visitors made total of eight hits, enough
to lose any ordinary game, as five runs were
made.
In the sixth inning two runs were made by
the Kansas City players, and the hitting Of
the new pitcher was what brought this about
Again in the eighth inning the Burke tribe
came to, and, when the side was retired four
added and the game ended
Y to 3 In favor OF Kansas City. @sf
These teams meet again this afternoon Yes
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-13
NORTH DAK0TANS
GOING TO The Dogs

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Grand Forks. N. D., Sept. 13.-The second
annual trials OF the North Dakota Field Trials
club opened near Larimore yesterday under fail
conditions There are plenty Of birds and the
trials promise to be the best that has ever been
held in this state.
The membership derby stake was called of,
owing to but few entries, and the first event OF
the trials was the membership age, the owners
handling their dogs. This was won by
Nip, owned by F. Springer of Mayvillle, and
second place went to Mack. owned by J. "a NJ.
Peasants Of Mayville. The third place was
given to May, owned by w. NJ. Ferguson of
Grand Forks. There were seven entries and
David Rose, handler, acted as judge, Thomas
Johnson of Winnipeg, the Judge Of the trials,
not arriving until last night.
The open derby will be run today eighteen
dogs being drawn for this event. Friday the
open sall-age stage will be rum and the subscrtp.
ton. stake will be the event for Saturday
There are numerous dog owners and fanciers
In attendance, and the success of the trials is
nicely located, and the fact that chickens are
plentiful has added to the interest of the dog
men who have been training dogs In the neigh.
borhood for several weeks 1ss .~tf
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-13
HEAVY WORK FOR
COACH BILL REID
Many Positions Vacant on First
Day of Football Practice
at Harvard.
Journal spscial Service,

Journal Special Service.
Boston. Sept. 1s.-In response to the call Of
/. the head coach, William T. Reid Jr., and
Captain Hatherly Foster. Jr., thirty candidates
for the Harvard varsity football squad reported
for their first practice yesterday afternoon on
Soldiers field.
The work this year will be largely in the
nature of exprement ut first. Despite the
new rules, many experts believe that the new
football game will not be radically different to
the spectator than 1t was before the rules were
bail game hns been mainly theoretic.
The rule barring graduates has cut heavily
into Haryards resources. Many of the men
on the team last year were in or will enter one
OF the professional schools this fall, and under
the old rules would have been eligible to play
but now they are barred. Besides the men
barred by the rule against graduates. many other
good men have been lost. Captain Hurley heads
the list and with him are Knowlton Leary
Nesmith, Carr, Harrison, Leonard Brill. Snyder
McFadden. Oyeson Squires, Cayeness Montgom.
cry and Nichols. There Is some doubt about
some Of the other men. Coach Reid will have to
develop new set Of tackles and new set of
ends and a new fullbaok.