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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-06-02

Decoration Day was very fit
tingly observed in Hope. At ten.
o'clock a. m. the procession head
ed by the Hope band and com
posed of the Old Soldiers, school
children and citizens marched to
the Silent City, and decorated
the graves of the departed veter-
ans. In the afternoon, exercises
were held at the city hall. Dean
Bruce, Of the N. D. Law School,
delivered the address of the day.
Hundreds of people from all
parts of the county we're in at
tendance and the hall was filled
to the limit. The program as
published in last weeks issue was
carried out in full.
heTwenty-second annual con-
vention of the Steele County Sun
day School Association will be
held in the Methodist Church at
Hope, Friday, June 10th. Each
Sunday School in the County is
expected to be represented by as
many delegates as many dele
gates as may find it possible to
attend. A splendid program has
been prepared.
An auto load of band men went
to Clifford Saturday evening.
Everything was lovely until they
passed the second mile on their
way home, when the auto refused
to go any further. They sue
ceeded in getting home Sunday
a. m. with another "devil wagon.
The kid ball game advertised
for last Saturday did not materi-
alize owing to the failure of the
Casselton team to come. How
ever a game was played with the
Clifford team which resulted in a
victory for the Sunday School.
The score was 20 to IL.
SECURE FORD AGENCY.
Messrs. Palfrey and Wood have
secured the agency for the Ford
automobiles. The Ford is a
dandy car and there is no ques,
ton but what they will sell a large
number of them, several having
been placed already.
Andrew Rasmussen died yes.
terday morning after an illness
of several weeks. The funeral
will be held in the church in Will
low Lake township at one O'Clock
Friday.
Ole Paulson, Republican candi
date for Representative, and E
A. Erickson, candidate for County
Treasurer, were pleasant callers
at the Pioneer Office this morn
ing.
We are prepared to serve you
withic cold drinks and ice cream
sundaes at our soda fountain.
Mallory's Drug Store.
Paints and Alabastine in al
colors and tints at
Wambergs Drug Store.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-06-02

EXPERIENCED NURSE.
I I'm located in Hope and pre-
pared to go at any time when the
services of an experienced nurse
are required. Phone No. 100.
Mrs. Adams.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-06-02
FOR SALE.

My home in Hope for sale or
will trade for quarter section of
good land.
Household goods will be sold
at private sale for the next two
weeks at bargain prices.
r. Danskin.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-06-02
FLAX SEED.

About $50 bushels of flax seed
for sale, at 1925 per bushel.
Northwestern Elevator Co.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-06-02
FOR SALE

AS I have decided to move tc
Montana, 1 will sell my residence
and store on Steele Ave.
H. H. Fulmer
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-06-02
Joint RECITAL

The following is a program of
a joint recital given by the Misses.
Eunice jacobson and Ethel JOS
Ign of Fargo College at Stones
Music Hall on Tuesday evening,
May 31st.
PROGRAM
DAQUIN The Cuckoo
BACH-SAINT-SAENS. ..... Gavotte
Ethel Joslyn.
P1RANI Venetian Scenes (Or-
chestral parts on Sec
ond piano.
Gondolata
In San Marco
Carnival
Ethel Joslyn, Mr. Henderson
BARRIE Reading-Scenes from
"The Little Minister"
Scene 1. Nanny's Mud
Hut.
CHARACTERS
Gavin Dishart, the little minister
DR.. Mcqueen
Nanny
Babbie, the Egyptian.
NANNY is rescued from the Poor
House by the Egyptian. The
minister stays to tea. II do not
hate you, I might even say I love
you.'D
Eunice Jacobson.
MosQKowsKI Moment Musical
NEvIN ... Shepard Tale
NEv1N Shepards all and Maid
ems Fair.
Ethel Joslyn.
BARRIE i Reading THE Little
Minister"-Continued
Scene 2. Outside Nan
ny's Hut.
CHARACTERS
Gavin Dishart
Babbie.
"Babbie, I am that man."
Eunice jacobson.
Fifty envelopes free with your
return card printed on them fol-
every years subscription paid on
Market Day, June 18th, at the
Pioneer Office.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-06-02

LOST.
On June 1st, I lost somewhere
between 5 miles N. w. of Hope
and Page, a small hand satchel.
My name on satchel. Suitable
reward will be given. Finder
please forward to J. E. JOHNSON,
care Crane johnson Co., Coopers-
town, N. Oak, or j. e. JOHNSON,
New York Mills, MINI.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-06-02
AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
My new four cylinder Hupmo-
bile, run less than a hundred
miles, cost $811.00, yours for
10000, cash. Lamps, tools, ETC.,
with the car. Can be seen at
Will Hanson's coal Office, Hope,
N. Oak.
A. w. Greenwood,
8-3t. Princeton, Ill.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
WHf[LMfN PLAN
ROLLER RACE meet
Four Clubs Enter Teams for the
Contest at the ChufeS Next
Wednesday Night

A roller race meet will be held at
the Chutes next Wednesday night. 1t
will be the usual four mile race, each
club to be represented by two riders, and
each rider to go two miles. The team
making the fastest time will be de-
clared the winner. The Bay City, New
Century, Golden City and Century Road
clubs have entered teams. All of the
events of the kind held in the past few
months have been won by the Bay City
wheelmen. Their most dangerous rivals
throughout the season have been the
New Century wheelmen, and the honors
look to lie between these two clubs.
The entries follow
First heat-C. Laye (New Century wheeImen)
VS.. L. Eichman Century road club.
Second heat-Jerry COuglan Golden City
wheelmen) VS.. F. Mccarthy (Bay City wheel
men).
Third heat-T Burns (Bay City wheeImen) VS..
w. Rhodes New Century wheelmenl.
Fourth heat. Biscuit Century road club
VS.. John COuglan Golden City wheelmen).
The first outdoor race of the season
will be held on the stadium track at
Golden Gate park on April 8. 1t will
be 80 mile novice race for six men
teams. Each rider will do five miles.
The Berkeley wheelmen who dis
banded last year have reorganized
under the name of the College City
wheelmen, and have applied to the
California associated cyclers for men,
bership. The application will no doubt
be acted upon favocably at the meet
ing of the governing body next month.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
SPRING PRACTICE
At RUGBY BEGINS
Blue and Gold Squad Out Twice
Week and Other Colleges
i'm Line

Spring Rugby practice at the Uni
swing. The squad is out twice week
and is being put through running, pass
ing and kicking stunts. Graduate
Manager Merritt is arranging a short
schedule of games for the month of
March with both the Olympic and Bar
harlan clubs. and possibly the Reliance
team.
The Barbarian and Olympic clubs are
starting to organize their teams and
the members have already begun prac-
tice. The Barbarians have several new
members who will greatly strengthen
their ranks.
Most of the high schools will begin
organized practice in about week
The Lowell team has been practicing
off and on for the last two weeks, but
no organized effort has been made to
get the whole team out Mission high
will also start practice under the coach
ing of last years coach, Renwick. 1t
is possible that Renwick will coach the
Commercial high next season as well
as Mission
Other schools are mentioned as hav-
ing announced their intention of trying
out the Rugby game, and competing in
the Academic league championship next
September and October. Among these
newcomers to the Rugby fold, Lick,
Cogswell and probably Wilmerding are
all said to have leanings toward the
Rugby code. The Berkeley high and
possibly the Oakland high will also be
in the competition.
Considerable interest is being mani
tested in the new style of football that
the Columbia park boys are going to
introduce from Australia. The Victo-
rian game, as it is known, is an ex-
tremely fast and open game. and the
Columbia boys have proved themselves
adopts at 1t. After the boys arrive on
March l it is very likely that an ex-
hibition game will be arranged between
two selected teams from the boys that
made the tour of Australia The
stadium is the only ground in this
vicinity large enough to stage the game
properly.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
LAST SOCCER GAME
OF SERIES TODAY
ThisfIes Toufed to Win From
San FranCiSc0S in Final
League Contest
Bv BOB SHAND

The final game in the series OF the
California football league will be
played at Freeman's park, Oakland.
this afternoon, when the Thistles and
San Franciscos will hook up. The
Thistles are looked upon as sure win
ners. If the Thisties win they will
be awarded the league championship
while if they lose they will be out of
the running.
The trouble between the association
and some of the league clubs has been
adjusted There never was anything
seriously the matter and after heart
to heart talk the entire business was
satisfactorily disposed Of Some of the
teams threatened to withdraw from
the association and arrange a series
of games to take the place Of the reg
uIar cup competition This would
have meant the disruption of the as
sociation, and when the matter was
considered in calmer moments all
thought of breaking away from the
parent body was forgotten. OF course
there is considerable agitation across
the bay over the action Os the associa-
for this side, but it has been suggest
ed that the two semihnals be played
in Oakland or Fruitvale, and this will
prove satisfactory to the Alameda
county membership.
The Western league has adopted a
regular schedule for the remainder of
the season and games will be played
every Sunday. The Belmonts and Ar
gonauts have combined and will mere
after play under the name of the lat
ter organization. The schedule follows:
February 27-Humboldt evening high school ".
Argonauts, at the park stadium; Olymptcs vs.
Reliance, at Alameda.
March 6-Barbarians vs.. Olympies. at Ala
media ArgOnauts VS.. Reliance. at the paiS
stadium.
March 13-Relianee vs.. Barbarians team. at
Alameda; Humboldt evening high school Vs.
Olympics, at the park stadium.
March 20-Relianee vs.. Humboldt evening high
school. at Alameda; ArgCnautS VS. Barbarian 4
team. at the park stadium.
March 27-Olympics Argonauts at the psfk
stadium; Barbarian team Humboldt even
ing high school, at Alameda.
April 31-ArgOBauts vs.. Humboldt evening
high school. at the park stadium; Reliance vs-
OlympfcS. at Alameda.
the park stadium; Reliance vs. Argonapts, al
Alameda.
April 17-HumboIdt evening high school vs.
at the park Stadiums Barbarian
team vs.. ArgOnauts. at Alameda.
April 24-ArgOnauts Olympics. at the park
stadium; Humboldt evening high school Bar
Dafian team. at Alameda
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
CONFLICTING DATES
CAUSE CONFUSION
University of CafifOrnia's Action
Results in Changing of the
Meet Schedule
By HERBERT HAUSER

The announcement that the students
of the University of California are con-
templating holding an interscholastic
field day on April 80 in place of the
big G annual relay carnival is causing
considerable discussion among the stu
dents of the various high schools, as
well as the college men.
The Stanford interscholastic associa-
ton, which has been holding prep
school athletic meets for several years
past at Stanford, had originally in
tended to hold its annual meet of this
year on the first Saturday in May or
the last week In April. and all the
schools in the state were under the
impression that such would be the case,
but the story leaked out that California
would hold meet on April 80, so the
Palo Alto boys have gone their Berke-
ley friends one better and set their
meet for April 90
The Bay counties league had set
April % as the date of it's meet but
this viii probably be held either on
April or 8 in Difference to Stanford
The basket ball tournament for the
Pacific athletic association champion
ship Will begin Tuesday night at the'
Pastime athletic club with 3S teams
entered. While in numbers the event
does not equal last years CHAMPION
class
The 10 pound class champions of
last years Oakland high school will
participate in the class above their
strongest opponents probably being the
Columbia park boys club. In the 10
pound class the st. Mary's college Vic
tors are conceded the favorites The
University of California has a strong
l30 pound five, as has also Petaluma
and the Swastikas of this city The
145 pound class will bring out the
Ponies, the University of California and
the Pioneers of the Columbia park club
The unlimited class should be a great
fight between the Stockton All Stars
and last years champions, the Uni
versity of California. The game sched-
uled for the Columbia park team on
the first has been postponed to March
s and the Swastika- Wieniawski game
substituted.
The members of the Barbarian club
are busily preparing for their stag
evening on next Thursday. The direc-
tors are arranging an excellent pro
gram of athletic and musical features.
Entries are coming III fast for the
Pacific athletic associations handicap
cross country races, which will be held
March 20. a. Soderman, John johnson. |
A. Larson and several other members !
of the Swedish-American athletic club |
covered the course last Sunday and will |
go over it again today. The Visitacion /
valley team VIII also cover the course !
today. trophy has also been offered /
by an Oakland enthusiast to the Ala |
media county runner that finishes first |
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
Independents to Play at
San Leandro

Irelands Independents will play the
most important game of the spring sea-
son today at san Leandro against the
strong team representing San Leandro.
The teams viii line up as follows:
san Leandro-Murphy. second base; Orr
third base; Westfsll. catcher: Merritt. short
stop; G. r. Zsmlock. hrSt base: Cooper, center
field; Babe Hollis. pitcher; Peterson, pitcher;
Christensen cateicr.
Observation-Disclosures third base; Egan sec
ond base Williams. first base: Swzyne center
field: McArdel shorrstop; Byrnes. catcher: Mos
kimon Nelson. pitcher: Schimpn MOskimon
left held; ireland. right field; Goslinsky, pitcher
Moskimon demonstrated at Stanford
on Thursday that he has rapidly round
ed into form. The game promises to
be a fast exhibition.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
HAVE PROMISING MATERIAL

The boys of St. Joseph's academy,
Peralta Park. are making big prepara-
tions for the baseball season. The aesd-
emy has always been noted Cor the sue
cess of its Juvenile team. and the stu
dents this year are anxious to upheld
the reputation of the Berkeley school
A series of interclass games. In which
the first class came out the victOrs. has
served to bring out an abundance OF
material out of which Coach FOrslund
will make up the first and second teams
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
American Athletes Win
Oxford HonorS

OXFORD, England, Feb 2s.-George
z. Putnam Of Kansas and j.. c. Hull OF
Michigan. both Rhodes scholars at the
university here. won the hammer
throwing and quarter mile events, re-
speetively, at the varsity meet held this
afternoon.
Putnam threw the hammer Isl feet
5 inches. Hun won the quarter mile
IN 81 2-5 seconds.
Putnam's throw breaks the intervar-
sity record of 13S feet 10 inches estab-
lished in the oxford Cambridge meet in
1909.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
Western Club to Put On
Boxing Bouts

The Western club will hold its first
boxing tournament in its clubrooms
Jefferson square building. this even
ing. Boxing Instructor George Green
has several likely amateurs of various
weights under his wing, and he will
turn them loose this evening for their
first public appearance. The exhibition
is for members and their friends only.
and admission will be by card and in
Vitation.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
FOOTBALL GAME
TODAY AT Preside

The newly organized Lafayette foot
ball eleven will meet the fast Princess
team this morning at 10 o'clock on the
Preside field in one of the last games
of the season. The Princess club is
one of the strongest aggregations that
has been playing around San Francisco
and vicinity this season. The Lafayette
eleven is composed of several old time
stars
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
GorcH THROWS TWO

CHICAGO, Feb. 26.-Champion Frank
Gotch took little workout last night
preparatory to his meeting Jimmy
Esson, the big Scot. at the Coliseum
Monday night Gotch contracted to
throw Leo Pardell and Martin Tlestina
each within half an hour or forfeit
the purse, and he did the job with
ease. He threw Tlestina in 7:39 and
downed the Italian in 1880.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
AMATEUR BASEBALL

Ihe Lash Bitters are organized for the sea
son and want games with fast country teams
Manager Herzog has signed lip a likely bunrb ~
Youngsters Address all challenges TO Spaldng's !
l56 Geary street.
The Studebakers are back on the iob with >
stronger lineup than last season. The. pIay
their first game this afternoon at the PresidiG
grounds with the Haney Ryes. Enos win pitch
for the Studebakers.
The Elmhurst baseball team started tbe so,
son of last Sunday afternoon by defeating fhe
fast Goodyears on the State league grounds
Oakland by score of to .. Manager 7 n
country teams. His lineup this yoar Is ~ fnl
lows: Mason pitcher: Keane catcher. raffei
rino first base; Ollie. second base: Foster third
base; Welsh. shortstop; Olvera, Smith and
Adams, outfelders.
The newly organized Seqnoia baseball nine
will play the Western Electric Juniors tbis n ~
ernoon at o'clock on the Presidio grounds. An
10 year old teams looking for games address
Manager Walter Stryeker, 1878 Sacramento
street.
The Buffalo club started the season of last
Sunday by beating the Ranblers TO / NJ
Fort Mason All teams wanting games address
Spadng's.
The Shreves will play the Castro parlor nine
this afternoon at 2:30 the Ocean Shore
grounds while the Gantner & AIatterns will line
mp against the st. Mary's college nine on the
college campus. This is the regular sctesInIe of
the Midwipter league.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
yILLAGERs DENIED pEyoY

CINCINNATI. Feb. 26.-Walter Dewey.
an outfielder. was awarded to the ST.
Louis American League club by the
national commission today. The coun-
terclaim came from the Vernon base
ball club of Los Angeles. but because
that organization failed to submit
proofs the contention was disalIowed
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
MELLoDY BEsTs JOHNSON

BROCKTON, Mass, Feb. 26.-Honev
Melody bested Young Jack johnson in
fast , round bout at the Union atb-
letic club last night johnson had but
two days notice to prepare for the
contest, and, taking this into consid-
Grafton, he put up a good fight and
had Melody going in the eighth round.
After the eighth Melody had Johnson
on the defensive until the end.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
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The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
CLABBY AND GARDNER MATCHED

MILWAUKEE, Feb. 26.-An agree
ment was reached today between Jimmy
Clabby of Milwaukee and Jimmy Gard
ner of Boston for 10 round no decision
bout in Milwaukee March II, at catch
weights
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
McvEY WINS IN TENTH

PARIS. Feb. 26.-Sam McVey. Ameri-
can heavy weight, knocked out All Ku-
bialS of Michigan in the, tenth round of
a scheduled 90 round fight tonight.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27

The Buffalo club started the season of last
Sunday by beating the Rainbiers TO / If
Fort Mason All teams wanting games aJ,iress
spalding's.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27

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The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27

The members of the Barbarian club
are buslly preparing for their stag
evening on next Thursday The direc-
tors are arranging an excellent pro-
gram of athletic and musical features
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-15
I NJ. Y. UNIVERSITY WINS
Beats Stevens in Track-Harris
Scores Eighteen Points.

New York University defeated Stevens
Institute in q dual track meet on Ohio
Field yesterday afternoon by score of 81
to Al points, Harris. of Stevens, scoring Il
points for his team. The result was in
doubt until the final event.
Iauer and Norlin were placed in the 30
ward dash, Heiser and Makay captured the
shot put and White got first in the pole
vault.
Harris did a good part of the scoring for
Stevens He won first place in the high
hurdles, high jump and broad jump and
took second in the pole vault.
The summaries follow:
1oo-yard dash-Won by N. A. zeisler, Stevens;
o:1o SIS.
York; S. J. Ben, Stevens, second Time. 200
12O-yard hurdles-Won by A. Harris. Stevens;
P. Rasco, Stevens. second. Time, o;l6 80
44O-yard dash-Won by Q. F; G. Noehn Ne"
York: w A Golden, New York, second. Time
O:54 10.
Mile run-won by-J. S. Thorne. New York;
e Hamilton Stevens, second Time. 0;o4 %
22o-yard hurdIes-won by P. Rasco. Stevens;
o o2s a s15.
22O-yard dash-won by A. Lauer New York;
C. F. G. Noelin, New York second Time %.
ems: C. Arbuckle, New York. second Time,
Io:2s
High jump-.won by A. Harris, Stevens. . feet
4 inches: c. Mclaughlin, second feet inches
Shot put-[Won by E. A. Heubner. Stevens sc
feet inches; Wesley, New York, second, 81 feet
3 X inches.
Broad jump-Won by A Harris. Stevens. q
feet 81 inches; W Fielding. New York, second.
20 feet.
Hammer throw-won by A. Heiser, New York.
q5 feet 4 inches; Mckay, New York, second, 81
feet inches
Pole yault--Won by J. White, New York, with
a vault of 10 feet: A Harris, second, with a
vault of feet 6 inches.