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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-26

Lewis +. Collins, president and
general manager of the Union Oil,
Mining and Development company
and one of the prominent men in the
oil world, has purchased an eighty
acre lease in the heart of the oil
field. Ii is located between Red
Fork and the famed Glenn pool and
is said to be the very choicest oil
tract in the district. President Col
Inns represents considerable capital
and has returned to his home in
Canon City, Colo, to arrange mat
tiers and return to drill on his lease.
John b. Meserve is attorney for the
company.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-26
NATURAL GAS FOR HASKELL
The Indian School to Pay Eighteen
Cents the First Year.

Lawrence, Kas., Aug. 23.-Super-
intendent Paires of Haskell Insti-
tute closed a contract with the Kan
sas Natural Gas company yesterday
morning by which the company fur
nishes gas directly to the school for
heat, light and power at eighteen
cents a thousand the first year and
fifteen cents from then on. The
company also furnishes all material
for the necessary plumbing and guar
antees the yearly cost to be less than
paid out by the school each year for
coal, which amounted annually to
about $4,000.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-26
IN The BASE BALL.. WORLD

Philadelphia ..~........... 8
Batteries Leifeld and Phelps
Sparks and Doom.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-26
MAIN LINE FLOUR Is THE BEST
johnson & Thomas, loans.

johnson 4 Thomas, loans.
Owens 4 Selby, Dentists, Friend
Jones building.
Oxford Cafe-Rcst neal in the city
for % cents. Phone 412.
The evening world., 1906-09-04
GIANTS WIN
BY HARD HITTING
tc-on,inusd from FIRST pAke)

setm sar's Texas Leasukr and Shame
scored Browne wuink 90 third. Se{
mour stole bScohd Devlln singled,
scoring nrJNn and Seymour, plt WAS
nailed trying 70 kteal st-cond. HON ara
Hot McGhnn's ny phhlen struck oJt
THREE RUNS
Eighth Inning.
Brown walked and stole second.
Ferglann threw out Bridwcll. Brow n
ko!na 10 thMd i1evi.n threw out Need
liam O'Ncu med TO shahhoh- NO
~ stTank reaches ntst hfyer Brown
fumhled hts gtohndet smith popped
10 Howard Fersuson doubled shan
ron IN 10 Young and Suang was
caught AZ thA plate Browne ninkled.
scoflns Ferguson and went 70 seNohl
IN mo throw I'm Seymour nied out to
Bates ONE RUN
Ninth lnnIno
pnefrtr batted Tor Yoans ana Gilbert
went 10 second Ia place of sTang.
pherpr ttrueH out Doldn singled ana
st6le second Tenney doubled. scorinF
noinn Bates popped out 20 Dahlenn'
UoWard inxled and Tennhy scored
urovn hunted safely. BrilNth nled
out 90 pnhlen TWO RUNS.
The evening world., 1906-09-04
TEDDY ROOSE Welt, LR., SAYS
CANS WAS BETTER FIGHTER
AND DANES BLOW FOUL.

GOLDFIELD, New, Sept 4.-Theodore Roose-
velt son Of President Roosevelt. Of the
enthusiastic spectators Of the fight He cheered both
lighters. After the battle he said:
"Gans plainly was the better fighter, and If he had
been able to 90 along litt. further he might have
knocked out tae Dane. He was doing better fighting
than the Danish boy and the end he far ahead Of
Nelson asVtar as staying powers arc concerned. The
blow that Nelson landed in the tory-second round
plainly foul."
The evening world., 1906-09-04
Seventh Inning.

hroukli n. Af-Cf Donovan muned Jnr
n1ns fou ns the BrooklYnlte famed
Mccarthy wnF sIfo uu Giaasun'H FUN
bic bat was forc.d hv HummeiL boo
mapping iIeh tu tfaaaneid No
RrNs
l4slsJIn -rlel = Ue1Err-. -C11rfnry 3 +
f0r tNQ bases o. fIkuf ais rp1-iftt fffa
uu Donovan or O. IoriIn LUSH dou
bied 20 centre. scoring curtney- Tim
90 strollei. Gleason filed O. Iumley
The evening world., 1906-09-04

Nelson will gct out of trr camp Iu.t
Tie suffered reaction laHt r.sht aul
Nas delicious for several hours lit
remained in bod au day 80 one ger.
mtted near his quarters. and frv gpd-
aeld.ara want 90 go near there Tor
fear tha, their feelings may ,rre1mr
their prudence ard inspire t1am ,o ln.
timber small ordnance.
There are scycra' hundreds 1f a1.1ef
in town Who rode ln oa tnc t.1m
across thr desert fI-kuz t...r Iltr.
and the danger o. Starving % 1.fn t
this desolato Nryadl waste wre-. fuH
The evening world., 1906-09-04
Eighth inning.

Lewis hit 60 centre for a base and
advanced on BerFrn's sacridce Lush
20 BrausEr.i LrwIa STOLE third while
fLgd. Lush 90 Donovan. trying e. score
un Str.ckieft's roller Casey flannel.
NO RUNS
Rransdeid beat ont an inhed hif
Titus rarrfced. Jordan 70 Hummeil
Magcc dou lied m right. scoring BrIns-
ieid. Aiagce stole th ri poolin wax
10 Courtney drcw rasF and the
bksscs were filled. - 1ovnn lied -
McCnrthy. s-oHnE Mage i4ush sin
rlef scoring pno.r and Courtney
Thomas Eklci % C1s-y FotR RUSs
Ninth lnnino
Maloney skied 10 Girnson. Lsurnieg
rrru- lied o. Bransneid jordan walked
81 Farthy fuuicd to Danlyar. 80
RUNS.
The evening world., 1906-09-04
EASTERN LEAGUE.
NEWARK At PROVIDENCE.
Firat Game

..-+L 90 N q o IL
Providence ...
batterirs- Feftsch and SamaEe Fooic
and Higgins Dnp Kelly
Jersey CITY AT BALTIMORE.
First Game
t.,...,. ,,y 90 o O o ! 81
1,,itin1re Ulat 600 -
RAtttrits-- Mccain ana Butler. Ad-
kin. and RycrH upirfs-FlnAvian and
buckley
MONTREAL AT TORONTO
A.,otrTu ab0OIOO000O O0.i-i
Toronto .... 0OUO04pl 100000 o.
batteries Leroy ana Dn0n, MoCNf'
Iferiy ana Woods
The evening world., 1906-09-04
BROOKLYNS co TO PIECES
AND LOSE OUT; SCORE, 6 T02
Phillies Cinch Game BY Batting Rally in the
Eighth with -Four Runs-Dodgers
Can't Hit.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Erooklyn ..t.,..,.1
philadelphia go o


fspesial 10 ras Evening World
PHILADELPHIA BALL PARK.
fspt THE phulles who played the
nightmare article " baseball against
Don1van's Brooklyn team. were this
Afternoon asked % at least make ar
tnurt a. prevent a shlt-out when rncN
e1tered ;he final game of be terles i'-
day. There were scarcely han1l ~ ol
fans On hahd and Little iH rho W1nlrfs
for after the horrible games OF Yesi"r-
day q general shaking np s ue
Firs, Inning.
casey died. Doolin 20 Brannncld
Nainncy reached SECOND on I"A as
l~nxuor Lumieys gr1undcr went
fhrongh Dpolu. MaloneF scoring Jnr-
dan struck out Lumley died stealing.
Donovan TO Daol.n ONE Run
Thomas died. L.wls TO Jordan Glcn-
eon vent the ground trip 90 Jordan.
nranshcid Singled aud was LETT Titus
going out, suaeklctt 90 Jordan. so
Second Inning.
Mccarthy hn q left Tor two bascs
Riprf man advanced TIE runner on F1o-
rlhce, lufh 20 Banshcld Lewis firl
% Marce McCartnl scoring. Bergen
ssisa s. -, igs eNE y - y ,,,
dlrd. sirlckloI 20 Josaan. C9Irmr,
vas retired az hrsi bv Lewis- no
HUNS
Bransheld .gok s.1cuygs gr7auars
into camp. Casey iouIcd 20 DouovlnI
Als.oney ioik a walk and stole sec nd
Lumiey struck out 40 RUNS
Don5Tan died. Lumisy - Jordan
flsh's grpuuder went through Alper-
nar Thomas flied 80 McC1r hy L-sa
ftlle sec35d. Gleason's fungo hit sclred
Lash. Brcrsheid singled. Titus breeAed.
ONE RUN
Fourth Inning.
Jordan went the Gleason 10 Brans-
Field route Mccarthy <GtSfed tie same
way. Lush aud Bransftd retired Al
pefman NO RIMS
M2Eae went out AiBerman 20 Jordan
p01iin was rafe on Alpcrmnn'H tumble
Courtney filed 20 MaiolsY. nooiln was
nailed stealing. siricklett. Jordan 10
Lewis No RUNS
Fifth Inning.
Lewis skied to Thomas Bergen sn-
The evening world., 1906-09-04

Casey flied 90 Thomas Malonry str1ck x
uuD bvaiu t5-c~ i-mlev ont a. first.
Gleason WIS .a-ty Lewis Co Jordan.
frnnsdcld singled Tftus nlei % Ma
l9uey MsEee. dicd. LeVis 90 Jordan.
Nn uTHNE
The evening world., 1906-09-04
BATTING ORDER.

glei tn riru suickIcu h't into
Iulu.c play Gleason % uaoln e.
NranFfoll so Runs
Lfv.s threw Jordan out A. nrst
CASEY took Iushs f1ul-hy ana thea
clptured Thomas FtyscTaper. No
The evening world., 1906-09-04
AhusIMEn1s,
KEITH 6 PROC T0Ri s

LNlUN ll.ao t3I Isaauaihl, ktnK Of Ilanat altt
aNt AhE ~ So |Lloudou's F1Elayus Gems MAJ
CONTINUOUS E5oun. Ffed EdwNfAs. q. N .
Fnans ia21 Gran Day, iAiy Seville bthA IS sae
GID aT, All saar V.UaAvni.
LJ Mau Daily, WIN EocE EsEsY1s Tt,t.
-, a1c NhkArB a yEafr-r N,S f5fI
phane iptatCrhkl tirt,Antn 49,, 49, -.
fobTH kr THE Pr"
lLJ Mats DAILY Miss MarEah, Mr. Ny,Alltutkr
AZ sehkL ". r. Miss sort. Nj Narton and
Fhone l4so Hat NAndtvllk NishW ~ IN
LqTH ut. GALA oPESISg WEEK
10 AatA DAILY iuoe Cohen. Han = FeNc
~ rs trio Cricketk Sherman 8
Isp,r.s.Att p,.,ar IN FORREST nAn Alfs
lArsbs Mats isc NJ
The evening world., 1906-09-04
eRooKlYN AMusEMENrs.
sPoRrINn.

s-4~rs-SN+-rs ss-te~s~-~-sy~ss
AIINT AZ shIht'rhLAp hkN.
kAllltu .A,!!,A,1,3,,,Hs, az. ,@Tr4ti>Ys
1nI toNEf ISLAM Ju,htA ,.tn-
TODAY tRlbIJaL uUlyd.h oae.s. ~ Race,
~ + 81. isio u ), ioO iarit- tari iio.
j 2D. lM siO tWr b. g. Elgsirt Ns,us "
.l.h 80. fAlf Mh.r-lAI SRI every M H.ln-
str-al EAco rmra ant lusHtn Ifa-h
s.,s .i.a' ,raa.t,l a rl6. & rats 'N. irilss va.
GRIND stand, ~. Isdit.. St.ao. Ttsld. zt,
.. moron Cans ANn MOTOR cans
10 lHE TitAkk.
AtH NHfk Tnrfl IuH1lgu o..
The evening world., 1906-09-04
WIN
DOUBLE HEADER


Chase Morgan bent h.s nnFld bump.
AruHru.ur. rtfd ~ kteFr NO RUNS.
Sixth Inning
Eelrr Hnglci Ntasey ou:. Glaxe 10
eEmsLaW, Chase ln.cd williams
ps. Norgan tb OrmshlW. NO RUNS.
Glaze AuFk oas Hayden out YcRK.r
o Chase partht singled ana Atole sec
cu sab. luuhtd so RINA
The evening world., 1906-09-04
SHEEPSHEAD BAY ENTRIES.

sHEDPsHEAp BAY NEW YORK
Sept 4-The entries for tomorrow s
races are as follows
FiRsT .RAcE-rea -ycar-o'is. selling -ftv-
The evening world., 1906-09-04
Third Day at Sheepshead.

nN ien nlnNs two y~ans 9it five and d hair tur.
'b iA. WOO EASILY Timc--to7 rs Wihuef-h O..
The evening world., 1906-09-04
AMMERSTEIN'S $.: \: \: {. {
TOBACCO SHOW

lltJ ath av. Mats 80, Tu Thu Ssat
MlIlLI y BMAY GArETY GIRLS
nllGI ] soSS.SS,{,.m,Ms M:'' ,,,,,. n,.ry Day
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-28
ToMoRRow's CALENDAR
Art Gallery, Public Library
Building-Exhibition Of paintings.
University Chapel - Lecture,
Professor II. L. Willett.

Handicrafts at the Minneapolis
School of Fine Arts. Write for catalog.
Saturday any, Boston fern in my store
for $1.0O, worth up to $500. Latham
the florist.
Lands Undertaking Co., funeral di-
rectors, Sc eth st s. successors to John
son & Lands. .-.
The finest and most convenient Safe
Deposit Vaults, 313 Nicollet ave. The
Minnesota Loan & Trust Go.
Don't waste coal with a furnace that
does not circulate the air properly in
your home. Phone H. O. Roberts.
Four Per cent interest on your saw
ings if deposited with the State Insti-
tuition for Savings. SIT First avenue s.
Souvenir postals, complete line in
views, comics, art and city views, at the
Century News store, 6 Third street s.
A special evangeltstic service will be
sion, 1872 Washington avenue s. Rev.
J. E. Conant will speak and members Of
the Chicago Avenue Baptist church, as
sisted by the Potter sisters and Miss
Alma Bright, will furnish the music.
Reasons for using Pollock's Clipping
Bureau, Fourth-lt is the best and least
expensive means by which public men
and those interested in politics can
keep in touch with what is printed
concerning, themselves,,, their offices,
work or friends. Pollock's Clipping
Bureau, Minneapolis. +,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-28
CALL BOARD FOR
GRAIN TO ARRIVE
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ESTAB-
FISHES NEW TRADING PLAN. y
New Departure on Change, with Pro-
vision for Deals Immediately After
Close of Business Daily, or Subject
to Orders Of the Committee to Be
Appointed by President. s.

The Minneapolis Chamber of Com
MERGE decided today to establish a
call board or special market for the
purchase and sale Of grain "to arrive'
and therein made departure Of inter
est to every grain man in the north
The Minneapolis market receives an
immense. quantit y Of grain every year.
Inc receipts last year reached the great
total OF 156,OO0,OO0 bushels. Samples
OF the grain are brought on change
rive in Minneapolis and the largest
cash grain business in the world is
done. -:-'
May Sell "To Arrive.'
In addition to the business in spot
cash grain, statesmen may be found any
day offering grain "to arrive,' which
implies delivery in Minneapolis in
twenty days. An owner of grain in the
country may have his grain in cars,
in store, or even in the field unthreshed,
but IT he can get it into Minneapolis in
twenty days he may sell it by sample
ito arrive'' or may offer it for deliv-
cry later than the time implied under
special contract. $780,. s
The business done in this way runs to
millions in money every year. Its
Vo1ttA1lc 10 % uodVy as u 1uL0Tl0T0 WIFI
the regular cash market and it is pro-
posed to set it apart for convenience
and it's more expeditions handling.
The following notice issued By L.
L. Jamme, secretary, is self-explana-
tory:
"With the intention of providing for
an open competitive market among the
members Of this exchange in the arti.
cles dealt in, and that with such mar
ket all making Of new prices by mem.
bers of this Chamber of Commerce shall
cease until the next business day, the
board of directors is hereby empowered
and directed to establish a 'call' open
to all members, for all commodities
dealt in on this exchange, to arrive, to
be held in the exchange room immedi.
ately after the close of the regular ses-
sion on each business day; and the
said board may establish similar
each business day during the session of
this exchange. The 'call' shall be un.
der the control and management Of a
call committee consisting Of five mem.
bers, appointed by the president with
the approval Of the board Of directors
Contracts may be made on the 'call
upon such terms only as have been
approved by the 'call' committee
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-28
INJUNCTION IS GENERAL
TICKET BROKERS ARE NOT ONLY
PEOPLE AFFECTED BY RECENT
FEDERAL ORDER.

, Disregard Of the Injunction obtained
in the federal court against traffic in
non-transferable railroad tickets is 60
ing to get someone into trouble, &C.
cording to railroad passenger men. The
federal injunction did not apply solely
to the ticket brokers, who have since
gone out of business, but it is perma-
ment injunction in the sale Of tickets
by anyone.
This statement was brought out by
the discovery that since the brokers
went out Of business the ticket scalp.
ing business had become general: Hotel
clerks traffic in the transportation and
the advertisement Of railroad tickets for
sale is often seen in the newspapers.
One man was shut. out Of business sum-
marily by the showing made to him
that he was going right up against the
federal authorities for contempt of
court if he did not stop short.
The Western Passenger association 8
local bureau, in charge Of G. L. Rhodes,
has taken the matter up and will see
that the government takes notice Of the
violation Of it's injunction. .':zr p,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-28
SWRDES GET REFORM BUG
AUGUsTANA COLLEGE AT ROCK
ISLAND ADOPTS sIMPLIFIED
SPELLING IN SCHOOL WORK,

Augustana college, the large Swedish
institution in Rock Island, ILL.,, has
adopted spelling reform similar to that
made official in the English language
by President Roosevelt. The list Of
words affected is larger than that in
English and consists principally Of
those with the sound Of v and t.
AWE Queber, editor of Svenska
5 hs asr p spsns Of ad f5s dStBg
gustana college undoubtedly is based
upon the reformed system introduced in
the public schools Of Sweden by Frid-
tuv Berg, who was minister of ecclesi-
astics in the Staaf ministry, which was
displaced some months ago.
Mr.. Berg, who was himself a school
master and had practical knowledge Of
the difficulties encountered by the
younger pupils in mastering spelling,
could not refrain from putting his ideas
into effect. Compared to English the
spelling of Swedish is simplicity itself,
and yet it appears that there is room
for Improvement in the effort to make
it as nearly phonetic as possible.
The reform proposed by Mr.. Berg is
compulsory in all the new classes, but
discretionary with the teachers for
classes which have started with the old
system. The object in the new method
is to rid words of superfuous letters,
particularly in connection with the v
and tn etc sounds. v is frequently as
ISOLATED with b and f without these
letters in anywise affecting the v sound.
Moreover, is pronounced as v in
many words. T is often accompanied
by other letters as, for instance, d par
ticularly in examinations. Under the
new rule "hvilket" will be spelled
"vilket,'' "lifvet' will be spelled
"livet," and "haf," meaning the sea.
will be spelled "hav. - There are
complete list Of the reformed spelling
would be long one. OF the other class
typical word is ''godt,' which will
be spelled "gott. ''.S,.: =. .~--
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-28
CORNER STONE TO BE LAID
go ;'-.tl-,| - - 80; 10y
Interesting Ceremony at Fowler Church
49,. Will Be Held Oct. 6.

The corner stone Of the new Fowler
Methodist Episcopal church will be laid
Sunday, Oct. 6, at 5 pm. That will be
Conference Sunday" when most of
the ministers connected with the North
ern Minnesota conference will be in the
city attending the annual conference.
There III will also be. many PROM prominent t
conference, so this corner stone laying
will be given prominence beyond that
generally accorded such ceremonies.
Three bishops will be present and
will participate in: the ceremonies,
Bishops G. G. McCabe of Philadelphia,
Henry W. Warren of Denver, and
Luther B. Wilson Of Chattanooga, Tenn.
The program has not yet been COM
pleted. ~.
Work on this new church has been
pushed with vigor. Ground was broken
Thursday morning, Aug. l6. There was
an immense quantity Of earth to re-
move, but that work has been nearly
finished and the masonry Of the founda-
ton pushed to the extent that it will
be possible to lay the corner stone on
"Conference Sunday
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-28
DOG TREES INTRUDER
II. A. Daniels Perches for Hours in
Park Because Towser Misunderstood,

H. A. Daniels, 424 West Seventh
street, st. Paul, was freed by a bulldog
in Smith park last evening and spent
several hours cooling off in the branches
of an oak. The dog took up a silent
Daniels perched
Daniels finally spied the shining but
tons of a policeman g uniform under a
neighboring lamp light and called for
aid. Patrolman Casserley responded,
and being acquainted with the dog, man
aged to call him off.
Daniels had been looking for num-
Der and was going from porch to porch
in the dark. The dog belonged to one
of the houses thus inspected and re-
sented Daniels Investigations, chasing
him across the street and into tree
in the park.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-28
JOURNAL TO CIRCULATE
PROPOSED NEW CHARTER

The draft Of the new city charter as
agreed upon by the commission will be
printed and distributed with T h o
J ournal tomorrow evening. The
charter will not be presented as The
Tribune has it, to the city council to-
night nor at any other time. The law
does not provide for such service.
All the commission has do is to hand
the official copy to the mayor and the
city clerk will see that the charter bal
lot is prepared.
A campaign: committee has been ap-
pointed by the commission to look after
the matter Of publicity for the charter
It will in a few days begin the publica
ton of, items of interest respecting it.
The commission feels rather sanguine
that the charter will 20 thru this time
because there will be separate ballot
for the charter vote.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-28
PASTOR IS CALLED
Emmanuel Baptist Congregation Votes
to Invite Rev. w. e. Woodruff.

At largely attended meeting of
Emmanuel Baptist congregation last
evening it was voted unanimously to
extend a call to the Rev. w. E. Wood
ruff to become pastor Of the church.
For the last year Mr.. Woodruff has
been doing efficient and successful
evangelistic work among the Baptist
churches of the state under the direc-
ton of the Baptist state convention.
Should he accept this call, it is talked
among members Of the denomination,
the convention will be at loss for
man to take his work in the evangelist
tic field. Mr.. Woodruff makes his home
in Minneapolis, but he is now working
in and around Duluth. It is expected
that he will accept or reject the call
at once. His term as state evangelist
will expire the middle Of October, and
In the event Of his accepting he will
be at liberty to take up the work at
that time.
The pulpit has been vacant since the
resignation Of the Rev. G. F. Trigger
son last July.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-28
OCCIDENTAL ELEVATOR
COMES TO MINNEAPOLIS

The Occidental Elevator company is
removing it's Offices from Jamestown,
N. D., to Minneapolis. The company is
an auxiliary Of the Russell-Miller Mill
ing company which corporation is con-
-centrating it's interest to obtain the
economy Of a centralized operation and
the company will build flour mill at
cost of 100000 in east Minneapolis
early in 1907.
J. A. McGeaw of New York, head
of the American Linseed Oil company
or so-called "linseed oil trust,' and a
man Of great prominence in the trade,
has made an application for member
ship in the Minneapolis Chamber OF
Commerce. II =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-28
HILL IS INDORSED
Third Ward Republicans Have Rally
and Get-Together Fest, g.

Harmony reigned in the Third Ward
Republican hall last night when tho
republican voters Of the ward gathered
to indorse the candidacy Of George V.
B. Hill for alderman. "Get together''
was the slogan, and the meeting was
attended by large and enthusiastic
crowd Of third ward voters.
Among the speakers who Endorsed
former Mayor Robert Pratt, A. E.
Barker, Lowell E. Jepson, Hugh Jen-
nings and Arnold Guessner. The Tus-
cany String quartet played several Sc.
lections and Garfield Stegner sang.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-28
I : haIpr'rlan's
80 9Th and Nieollef

Our special combination of Ice Cream
for your Sunday dinner will be French
Caramel Ice Cream and Catawba Grape
lce' quart. SOC
Our special cake, Caramel Loaf, also
Fruit Loaf and Devil Loaf, each. 25c
German Raisin Bread, each, Toe;
Vanilla Coffee Rings dozen, lie;
Norske Coffee Cake, each, Zoe; Ger
man Schnecken, dozen, lOc.
From our Cooked Meat Department,
Spring Chickens, either roasted or fried,
lbs average, each. Csc
Our special Candy will be Cream Al
monds, regular 4Oc, special, lib, 3Oc;
Chocolate Brittle, box, soc; Chocolate
Chips, lib, Csc. sza
Fancy Colorado peaches, u -bushel box,
ST.; basket, 3Oc; fancy Jonathan
table Apples, peck, 3Oc;; Minnetonka
Wealthy table or cooking Apples, peck,
Soc; italian Blue Pluns, basket,
G5c; Tokay Grapes, high color and the
finest of the season, basket, 45c; Mus
cat Grapes, basket, soc; Duchess
Pears, peck, A5c; Concord Grapes,
basket, 19c; Spinach, peck, lOc; Egg
Plant, each, SC; Celery, small, bunch,
l2c; large, selected, dozen, 22e;
Hubbard Squash, each, 7c; oyster
Plant, 2 punches, SC; Genuine Jersey
Sweet Potatoes, lbs, CSC. ,=.>..
Brookield Sausage, lib carton. .12c
Oysters-Platt' celebrated, season now
open; packed direct from shell ITO can,
clearly and sanitary. Solid packed
Standards, small can, doc; large,
Soc; Selects, small can, 45c; large,
S5c. 49,.
BAKING POWDER chapman's Per
lection, absolutely pure Cream Of Tar
tar. The exact formula as used in lead
ing baking powders on the market, and
1oc cheaper; LIB box, doc.
Olive Oil, finest italian, imported by
Signor Perara, full tins, quarts, 75c;
u gallons, $3.50; gallons, $2.75.
Mackerel fat Norway breakfast,
each ......1 100
Salmon, finest Alaska red, worth l8c,
lib fiat cans, 2 for. 2Sn
Cocoa, Walter Bakers Breakfast,
- cans . So, 19c
Grocer, Baker, Conf ectioner.