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The Washington herald., 1909-05-30

Plttsburg. Pa. May E.-The presence Of
President Taft and Secretary Of state
Knox al this afternoons game between
the Chicago Cubs and the Pittsburs
Pirates put the players on their mettlc.
and they bsttled for eleven innings before
the Windy City aggregation annexed the
victory.
Il was q pitchers battle between Brown
and Lei6eid until the eleventh inning,
when the Pirate tuirler weakened and the
risitors harted In I've rlrns Score.
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shrnbb We. Race.

Buffalo. n. 7. May 2.-Alfred shrubb.
TIE English middle distance champion
led Billy Sherring, the Canadian Mara
thon runner. By three and oHe-fourth laps
at the finish OF their ffteen-nsle race here
today. The time was 1873
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REDS AND CARDINALS SPLIT.
st. Louis Wins First but Loses Sec
ond of nouhIe-hender

(. Cincinnati. May 2s--st Louis got halt
Of a double header to-day. taking the
Reds down the line in The first shake; 1
to ?. In the second game 1t was a regu-
lar pitchers reception. five slab artists
getting into the frolic, two Reds and
three Cardinals. Score:
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SECOND CAVE
.Battsd for Cbech IN the eighth

Let CD laatz~-AtlieLlcs- o bQSlolr E1rsL
tzse On erTors-AthleticS. 1; Boston I Twe-bGse
hits-Baker MurThy. Plank. Collins Three-basc
hit-WoiteTs Struck Ogt-By Plank. g. y Chech
I: by Morton. l. Stclen bases-Cclins q MlErphy
Sacrifice hits-DaTis Collins FiTst base on balls
/ OF Plank /, OF Czech. I. UupiTes-3fes5TS Sheri-
dan Ead Ezzn.
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EIRST GAVE

~ French. TETuetGse hit-Afurphy. Home Tun-
Baker. Sacrifice hits-Murp5y. Barry. Hs-tssl. Gan
Ley Double play-Wsgner 20 Frsnch- SrTuck out
By Eruuse 10 Bases on balls-Of Argllznes. 4,
OF RYAN 1. OF Krsuse
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GIANTS MAKE ERRORS.
Have or Day in Field and Lose to
the PhiIliex.

New York. May 29.-The New York and
( philadelphia Nationals played a game to
/ day replete with errors. Those Of the
home team came Ct the most inopportune
time for them, and the visitors won
S~o-a-
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sTC0ND GAME.

Tvcbsse hits-AlpeT1rsn. Bates. Lunley- Left on
bases Brooklyn. 8; Bostoa. :. Bases on bsIls-Of
Wilhelm 2: OF Ferguson. :. Struck Out-By W.
helm ): by Ferguson. !. UuDire-1fr. Klein Tine
Of game-i hour snd % minutes. AtteDdsnce-seo9.
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TWO FOR BROOKLYN.
Trolley Dodgers Play Great Ban at
Boston.

Boston. May 2s-By the identical score.
70 I. the Brooklyn Nationals took two
games from the locals this afternoon
Both games were marked by snappy
playing. but the visitors were stronger
at the bat. Scores:
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-baITec loT LaIIaI7aa u elenT8 E-TlTE-
Pennsylrania- --..--.--....-... 0e0I3 rs
Georgetown 0 Q 0 0 e-l
T,ro-5ass hits-Aldeudifer. Cozgns. Smiley. Gala
han Th7re-hase hit-suilry. Left on bass
PENNSYLVANIA 6; Geo-EetCE1. 8 Strrck out-By
Shnltz 3: bv Devine = Double plsy-lisyock 20
Mscdonald First base On balls-On VANS. 1; OF
ShuItz I: o5 Devfne l. Hit by pitched balls
Cozsns. Macdonald. Sacrifice hi-z-AizyOck, Wood,
Hayden. Murphy. Stolen hsse-Aldendts--
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FIRST BLOOD FOR
new YORK YANKS
Nationals Lose Weird Ex.
hibition by 4 to 2.
ERRORS COSTLY TO THE LOCALS

Walter johnson Pitches Great Ball
for Five InnIngs-RalIy in Ninth
snuFed Out by Hal Chase's Quick
Throw 10 EIberfeId-LaEze Allows
CantiIlsn's Crew bat Six HITS.
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-Bafted f0T Lei1ei1 n eleveufh InninE.
Pirtslr1rg. ................ soeoo Q 49,
Caicaso. 900 0 LS
/ Two-hase hirs-Wazner Moran. Shecksrd g.
I Tnrce-hass hirs-LeifelG HYATT. nogbic play
WaEueT 20 Miller 20 Abstein. Umpires-Messrs
Johnstons ard Cusack- Tine & gans-Z hours and
= minutes
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WALSH MAKES DEBUT.
Detroit Tigers Take white Sox Into
Camp, 4 to 3.

Camp, 4 TO 3
Detroit. Mich. May 2s.-Befere one OF
the largest crowds OF the season this
afternoon Ed Walsh, the Chicago Amer
iCan twirler. made his seasons debut
in a game IN which the champion Tigers
were victors by the score OF ! 70 3
WiIetts was chosen to pitch against
Walsh and held Chicago TO seven hits.
while the champions found Walsh for
ten Score.
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-Batted for Roth IN seventh inning
fBattod fo- Moore il sixth inninE-
Cincinnati. ..........-.-...... s05s XII
s. lauis. ..-........-......-. Q Q Q 0 Q i 2
Twchasc hit-Paskerf. Thrce-bass hirs-Oakes.
Hoblitzel Bases On bsIls-0f Rhos6es, ?; o.
Campbell a Higgins ! o. Chaupelis. 2 Sl-uz
o1t-5y Campbell. >; hy Higgins, =
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sBattsd for Sehles n ninth inning
'Bstted fo- Raymond Ia ninth inrine.
Phasdelrshia .-.....-...-...... saiiO8 JS
New Y0-k..-..---.---.-..-- G go zoe g.
saerisoe hit-NIsrkls. Left On hasss-FhiRdsl-
mia s. Neu York = Fi-St base on crT1rS-NcE
YORK. I. Philadelphia. 2 Stuck Cut-By Ray
nond. .; hy Sparks. / by More !. Umpire-Air.
O-Tav Atterdznce-T,eo
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

New York, 4; Washington, 2.
Detroit, 4; Chicago, ,.
Philadelphia, 8; Boston, 2.
Philadelphia, 4; Boston, p
st. Louis vs.. CIeveIand-Rain.
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PRESIDENT At GAME
Sees Cubs Defeat Pirates in
Eleven.inning Contest.
LEIFELD TAKES AN ASCENSION

Pittsburg Pitcher in Form UntiI the
Eleventh, when the Cub Singers
Swat HIS Curves 70 All Corners Of
the Lot for a Total of Five Runs.
Secretary Knox Also There.
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Passes CIJmer AEain.

The home crowd began TO howl lusti-
Il for q battling rally. bCt Lake ap-
pe2red 70 be growing better as the game
progressed. IN the seventh. however, he
weakened a bit and gave Clyner a base
on halls. The latter lost no time in
stealing second and came home on
Streets crash 70 left for q single
The Nationals were easy picking in the
eighth, and IN the ninth threatened 10
break Up the game as described In the
foregoing.
After one had died IL the Yankees half
of the eighth. Walter Johnson made a
horrible heave &c DOnOhue Of Lake S
crounder Cree was hit IN the arm and
Fngle repeated his former effort by rap
ping out another single Lake came
home with the visitors fourth run
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ATHLETICS TAKE TWO.

Defeat Red sOx by Scores of Even
Numbers
] Philadelphia. Nay 29-Refore a crowd
Of 1860 the Athletics captured both
games OF a double-header from Boston
/ this afternoon. Scores:
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Two-base hits-Doughe-ty, Schsefer q First base
on bsIls-Of W;Iletts l. Struck oat-By walsh. ?;
b Wilerts. I.
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FIRST GAME

'Bztted for Brecke- IN the eighth
fBatted fo- Tuckey q the ninth
.Batted fo- Stem n the ninth.
Boston Q 0 0 0 II
TEo-hzse hif-Hunter. Thrsebase hit-Grsham
Stolen bsses-Bates. Sweeney. Struck out-By
Tuckey. ;; by Hunter. !. Sacrifice hits-Sten. Kus-
tus. Lazley. Umpire-slr. Ken. Tine Of game-
hei1r and 4S minutes AttendanoeA.ao
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CANES TO-DAY.

Detroit at Chicago.
Cleveland At ST. Louis.
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And GRAYLOSE
Penn Wins Deciding Game
from Georgetown.
LOCAL CoLLEGIANs DO WELL

Put Up One of the Best Contests
seen on Franklin Field This Year.
Devine TwirIs in Mastery Fash
ion, Holding the Red and Blue TO
six BingIes-GOv. Stuart Present.
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Dear BIZ: Please publish IN the sport
ing section Of The Washington Herald the
origIn Of the word southpaw, referring 20
a left-hand pitcher.
Answer-BasebaH fields throughout the
country face the west The arm OF left
hand pitcher is naturally toward the
south. Hence the origin
Dear Bill: Has Washington ever won a
pennant IN the American Association or
American League? In any other league? F?
Answer-No. The team finished second
in the National League under the Wagner
regime some years ago.
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Third Round.

Nelson rushed and caught Hyland with
a straight left TO tilS face He shot an
ether blow TO Hyiand'5 chin. Hyland
WINGED. but came back quickly. catching
Nelson with right TO the Jaw. He al
most AOored the champion Suddenly
Nelson cut loose and caught Hyiand Win
sbort-arm blows on the face and Jaw
They rushed. and Hyiand swung thu
right twice or the body Hyland hooked
the Dane with. two rights to the jaw
Nelson. however. came back and scored
with the left 70 the Jaw This was 8
vicious round. with Hyland having 3
slight advantage
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out-By Bsche. }, By Gasper- l. By Fromms. I
TmpiTes-0fCssrs Tuihy and RfEizr.
crOp.-u Csnrr
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Nationals Score a Run.

A base On balls TO Clymer in the second
landed the first run for the Nationals, as
OTIS promptly stole second. and scored
on McBride's wicked drive through FL
berfeld.
washington Sans took great delight Il
watching Walter johnson nov down the
Yankees for i've innings, when suddenly
the scene changed Austin led OF with
q near sacrifice: the ball came to Jiggs
Douohue or the bound. and he funbled
Il Just long. enough 10 permit the run
ner 70 reach first KleinOw was out on
pretty sacrifice. and Lake drove one
into the sun over second base. Milan got
under the ball after q hard run and
promptly u1uffed Il Cree reached for one
OF Johnson's outside corner shoots, and
planted the ball IN short right Austin
came home on the rap and Lake got
around 20 third. With the Nationals in
field playing close. Engle shot q beauty
past Mcbride and Lake crossed the
plate. EIberfeld followed with a scratch
single 10 center. scoring Cree. A light
Ming double play by COnrOy and DOnOhue
snuffed out further runs by the pesky
ToDEe
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Continued On Page 5. cOiuna &
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Second Round.

Nelson at the start lunged with the lsft
twice 10 the body. They clinched and
began 10 Erestle Hyland broke away
and planted a sti6 left to Nelson's body
He tried again al closer quarters. but
Nelson fought him Of The Dane placed
one on the head with the left, but Hy-.
land retalisted with a vicious right 70
the Jaw. They then hammered away at
each other az short range, and Hyland
stung Nelson with beauty PLUMB on the
solar piexus. Hyland registered one on
the body as the bell sounded. Round even.
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Fourth Round.

The men fought al long range. and
time and again Hyiand rushed in and put
the right TO Nelson's body HylaRd land
ed the lefI hard 70 the head Nelson
drove Hyiand 70 the ropes. As he came
forward Hyland cracked Nelson OF tha
face with q stinging right and brought
the blood Hyland kept tapping Nelson
face, but Nelson gsmely bored IN ard
carried the fight toshis opponent. Onca
more Hylsnd made the gore respond when,
he shot a beauty with the left TO tbs
nose. Hylano then turned his attention.
to the jaw. but although he landed twice
Nelson merely smiled Hyia1ds round. +
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Johnson starts Finely.

Walter Johnson vas CandllOn's choice
Tor box duty. and Walter started cff in
his old-time form. For three innings not
p Yankee saw frst base. In the fourth.
after two had died. KID EIberfeld smashed
d beauty over Milan's head in right cen
Ter. the bah rolling 10 the fence Fiber
field attempted TO reach home on the
cIout. but was caught easily on the re-
lay in
Johnson's work was really good enough
10 win. The unluclcy sixth never would
have happened had Capt Donohue and
Milan been able TO keep out OF the error
column. Three singles IN a row put the
game on ice
Demmett lost his temper IN the sixth,
and expressed an opinion OF Umpire Con-
noIly's ruling when EIbarfeld was out az
home. Demmett was ordered Of the
grounds, and Clyde Engle sent 10 left
field. Later n the game Pitcher Schmidt
os the Yankees. was banished from the
park for sassing his jumps from the New
York bench
ConrOy. Chase, and Austin carried OF
the fielding hOnors. while Engle, Elber-
feld. and Mcbride did the bulk OF the
hitting
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GAMES TO-DAY.

Pittsburg Mt Chicago
st. Louis at Cincinnati
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sixth Round.

After some brief spaTring Hyland shot
straight left 20 the face. Nelson came
with a similar blow. Hyiand then put
a fo-ceful right 70 the Jaw. and they
crashed 70 the ropes They worked to
the center Of the ring. and HylaRd shook
Nelson with q right 20 the head Nelson
retarned with a stiff left to the Jaw As
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Continued on Page 5. Column ?.
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Fifth Round.

They bored in and blazed away for TIA
stomach. Hyland sent two heavy lefts 70
the Danes Jaw. and an instant later
stopped Nelson's rush with a right 70 the
face Nelson missed g terrific right 70
the Jaw, and they clinched until Hylsnd
rushed Nelson 10 the ropes. but the Dams
danced away. This was Hyiand's round
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STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
n WILLIAM PEET

Ghastly WabbleS In the sixth a batter
hit. and safe tap by Engle in the
eighth caused the Nationals to 90 down
before the New York Yankees IN the
opening game OF the series here yesterday
afternoon by 70 ,
While errors are direCtly responsible for
WashiRgton-s defeat. little Joe Lake had
e finger In the pie, and pitched beautiful
bail throughout, allowing but six hits
The Nationals threatened a batting rally
in the ninth, when second and third were
occupied and only ore down Lake ap-
pezred a bit unsteady. and King Brockett
vas sent 10 the mound Hal Chase a.
this stage pulled of one OF his quick
thinking plays. Street hit a slow bounder
20 Bracket and was an easy out Milan,
who happened 10 be on third al the time,
made q bluff at going home Quick as
naSA the ball shot from Chase 10 ElbeT-
field. and the Washington player was
uipped a few inches from the bag, max
f-- ---1 ~Hf-7 0r-~
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YESTERDAYS RESULT.

Yesterdays RESULTS.
philadelphia, 81 New York. 2.
Chicago. 81 Pittsburgs g.
Brooklyn, 4; Boston, 1.
Brooklyn, ~ Boston, I.
ST. Louis, 81 Cincinnati, 2.
Cincinnati, III ST. Louis, =.
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Earned runs-NeW 1ork, Lei o.
bases-New YORK, 2; washington, 5 Frs
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CPORTING SIDELIGHTC
~ By BILL BAILEY.

Manager Cantnlon ought to get a Rnli-
ken
Bob Snooks. is going 10 set bet down
on Stonestreets Indiana horse Bob
doesn't care how he loses his money
one odd thing about the Marathon run
here yesterday-Pst Powers did not have
anything 10 do with g.
IN addition to the 5o,ooo persons who
witnessed the hfteen-miIe run here yes
terdsy was Frenchy.
Il Is now believed that the bump Young
Corbett received when ne lost The cham
pionship Knocked some sense into his
head
Everything was lovely for Fighting Dick
HvIand yesterday until the roof fell in
during the twenty-third round.
II Milan only hadn't dropped that hy,
What might have happened is not con-
vincing nor satisfying. SIN, It's pretty
tough
Drop around and see Charley King to
morrow and hear him explain how Tech
was beaten By Central
NEW DOPE on TIE y G.
When the isd with the pep
Is sustaining his rep.
And pitching the G. q bis L,
Is szzote with the p.
Ard The s. and ths b.
Hes inclined TO Tennark, This IS q
WheE the ump. Is called QUICK
By the ? With the h
And the dig. Of his tob gets vrenca.
He saTs 70 the guy
''Tust scr B'ing your E,
Go cilase yourself back 70 tie B.
-Chie=so TrIhcns-
When the young second 3
Makes s couple Of Z
There IS never shEd Of doubt
That the rs vii 50 c
AZ they vel 20 Mcts-.
Hes r. 7 him o, 7. hin CUT
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FIRST GAME

Totsls- 2 81 ? 0
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They rushed into close quarters, and
each sought an opening for the body. 4
clinch followed After they were sepa-
rated Nelson drove two short rights FOR
the body, and moment later put an
other hard right 20 Hyland's stomach.
Hyland whipped the right hard 10 Mel
sons jaw An exchange OF Short-aTm
jolts 10 the body followed Nelson drove
Hyland to the ropes. and for the first
time the men parted without assistance
Nelson smashed Hyland on the face with
the right There was no decided advan-
tage in this round.
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Totala.---.- ) y ? -
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Totals....... 3szB Totals........ s q 70
.Batted fur Callahan II eighth inninz.
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= Lei1ei1 n eleveuth In1inE.

To,sls..--.. s3B Q Tossis..-.-. sD3 K
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-05

ton Banner, an ardent exponent of the
rich possibilities OF Morrison county
and withal very creditable publica-
ton.
Pierz has new weekly paper, the
Pierz Journal, which IS literally
patronized and which has, been gladly
welcomed to the ranks of Morrison
county journals.
In the section around Swanville
patrons of the Swanvllle News are
rendered an excellent service by that
publication while no opportunity ID
overlooked to properly exploit Morri.
son county.
The Motley Mercury is publication
of merit and we'll patronlzed.
From the foregoing it may readily
be seen that people have ample
opportunity to keep abreast of the do
ings Of the day, the rural and city free
delivery system placing the Little
Falls Herald In their hands on the day
OF publication and the others reaching
them through the regular mail
channels.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-05

enter into most favorable propositions
with anyone who is willing to develop
the property and who understands the
granite business SO that the success If
the venture may be assured, so far as
possible, Mr.. John Vertln of this city
is one Of the gentlemen interested in
this valuable property and is in posi-
uion to answer inquiries regarding
possibilities and existing conditions.
The Davidson McRae Granite COM
pany is the only corporation ever
formed IN connection with develop
ment work, but no active steps have
ever been taken, the entire granite
proposition remaining IN an en-
bryotjc state, awaiting the investment
Of money and management Of men
posted In the granite business.
However, there IS no question that
within a comparatively short time the
rich quarries Will be worked and thus
another resource Of Morrison county
developed which will further add to
the wealth and general prosperity.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-05
MORRISON COUNTY GRANITE.

One OF the rich resources of Morrison
county which is as yet undeveloped
and which presents investment
opportunities of the highest order,
with prospects for the richest returns,
is the vast deposit of hne granite
which is hut comparatively short
distance from Little Falls and which
has been pronounced by experts as
fully equal to granite found anywhere
for building purposes, monuments,
etc. 1t is a very fine grained stone,
takes the highest polish and is obtain
able in light and dark gray and red.
There IS practically no estimating
the extent Of the bed Of granite foun i;
northeast Of Little Falls for 1t is more
than half mile in length, being an
open vein and easy Of access. Then
there is also quarry in Agram town
which is also Of high grade.
Practically nothing has been done
along the line Of development as yet
but owners Of the property on which
the granite is located are willing to
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-05

The teachers in the country schools
under the supervision of Supu. NJ. E..
Barnes rank fully up to the best any
where, with school houses scattered
throughout the county where they will
best accommodate children of residents
of all parts Of the county. Citizens
generally take an active interest in
this important subject and there is a
disposition on the part of all to extend
all possible assistance toward the up
building and maintenance of all our
schools.
From the foregoing it may readily
be seen that none need hesitate COM
ing to Morrison county because of
lack of educational advantages for
they will be found in all respects fully
the equal of those of much older
settled communities and so conducted
as to bring out and develop the best
there is in each individual student.
In addition to the public school
system there are a number of other
educational institutions in the county
and these also. are well established,
we'll equipped and furnish an
opportunity for the education of
children whose parents do not care
to have them attend the public schools
for any cause whatever.
A splendid business education may
be secured from the Little Falls Bust
ness College, which is ably conducted
by Prof. R. B. Millard, a gentleman
whose energies have been expended in
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-05

entering business--when no parent
will consider letting his son or
daughter enter business without first
giving them a practical and thorough
business education. Why should you
plod and blunder along, learning a
little each day through painful ex-
perience, toillng for years to master
the basic principles, the success
secrets of business, that you might
leafn easily in q few months in the
class room of business college such as
we have in Little Falls.
The Little Falls Business College is
one of the leading schools of this kind
in Minnesota and under the most able
direction of Prof. r. B. Mlllard, has
accomplished more in an educational
way for the young people OF Northern
Minnesota than any other similar
institution. 1t is an excellent college
IN every way, the equipment being
fully up to the highest standard.
Principal Millard is one of the best
known business college men in the
state, a gentleman of wide experience
and thoroughly progressive and up-to-
GATE in every way. ..- -
A large number of his graduates
are now holding splendid positions in
all parts OF the country and have only
words Of highest praise for the Little
Falls Business College and Prof.
Mlllarc.
Conditions in Little Falls are much
more favorable for the student than
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-05
Morrison County Newspapers Strong
Workers for the Development
Of This Territory.

There is no question of the beneficial
influence the publication of pro.
gressive, hlgh-class newspapers has
upon city Or community and in this
respect Little Falls and Morrison
county is particularly fortunate. The
Little Falls Herald is we'll edited,
strong weekly newspaper. leaning to
the side of democracy in politics
but with an eye ever to the welfare of
this section of the state and laborlng
increasingly along those lines. It has
a we'll equipped plant, is housed
permanently in its own three story
brick building and exerts a strong in
fuence in city and county.
Our city boasts an evening dailv
paper, the Transcript publishing each
evening except Sunday and a semi
weekly edition. This paper is also
modern and aggressive, republican in
politics and with telegraph service
furnishes local readers with both
local and news of the world.
The splendid little city of Royalton
has first class newspaper, the Royal
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-05
LITTLE FALLS BUSINESS
COLLEGE

In these days of modern methods as
applied to the transaction of business
IN an lines. education does not end
with the usual course through the CITY
schools. The heads of business enter.
prlses OF every nature have learned that
people with special business training
are tar more valuable to them as en-.
ever increasing demand for them The
specialists.
It is only in the modern and up-to-
gate business college that the required
framing may be secured. Nowhere
else 90 they teach banking, bookkeep-
ing, stenography, typewriting and
penmanship. together with q complete
and thorough English course; Of any
G ~ .ne'se may be combined as the
dictate.
The day IS fast coming when
no young man will even consider