The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-10-18

strong drink He is about twenty
six years of age and was married
in Fairmont about three months
ago to Miss Lucy Helinsky of Ten
hassen.
Dieudonne's garage in GAINESVILLE has
put up $500 on another race to take
place Sunday afternoon at the Man.
kato fair grounds between William
Murphy, Dieudonne's driver in a
Buick, and Glen Allyn, in his Ford.
The race will be for ten miles and
will probably be the fastest race
ever run here as Murphy has his car
in the pink of condition. There are
also number of side bets on the
race from both Mankato and James
willie.
GAINESVILLE Argus: New experiences
come thick and fast in the daily
| life of a reporter who never fails to
respond when there is a lark on
foot. This experience came SO sud-
| denly that before he was aware of it
he was lifted completely out of his
being into new sensation over the
! flying roads in Hupmobile with
that supreme artist at the helm who
holds forth at his very next door.
But how smoothly that machine glid-
ed as it touched forty mile gait.
The road sped away behind like an
arrow while on either side, the
fields, respondent in glowing colors,
the woodland clothed in a garb of
rustic beauty, bounded by like the
ocean pillows. In less time than it
takes to tell it the party had round
ed over the state road to the county
line. on through to the straight road
that leads to the city and down
through the winding gorge as the city
appeared with it's thousands of
twinkling lights flashing out through
the respondent reflections from the
western sun as it was sinking over
the distant hills. 1t was only forty
minutes with five minutes lost at
Eagle Lake waiting for a train.
Arrange Auto Race.
The trip was made especially to
arrange a frame-up for another race.
! But unfortunately the man who had
blood in his eye-we refer to Glen
Allyn-was out of town. He was ex-
and he did not show up. Ten o'clock
came and he was nowhere to be
seen. The frame-up at that time DID
not materialize, although our man
had his five hundred in his pocket.
In the meantime the reporter and
his companions, e. T. Dieudonne and
Girls Dalton, found congenial COM
pany at the Chauncey Wilson res
itaurant. Chauncey grew up in James
vile and hence it was natural that
we should imbibe from his counter.
Here he is doing big business
Chauncey, the slim little boy in for
mer times, now with his weight of
two hundred or more, smiling, dig
nified, enchanting.
He Has the Smile.
No wonder he is success and is
doing big business. His smile, his
rotund physique, his splendid serv-
ice, get all there is from his old
trying to locate his man. the reporter
spent an hour and half at the opera
house where the Kelley twenty cent
combination appeared in a mixed
pickle play that kept a crowded
house roaring from start to finish.
Forty steam threshers were no COM
parison. Shortly after ten o'clock
the big machine backed out of the
garage and away we went, the ride
home being not less sensational and
enjoyable than the other. We came
in SO silently, so deftly, so exhiliar-
Eated that the old comfortable daven-
port was brought into service as of
yore, no one but the library suspect
ing our arrival Soon blissful slum-
Der was all the more refreshing on
account of the sensational trip
Enjoyed Second Trip.
Later-After the above was writ
ten and put in type the reporter
found that all had not been done and
there remained something to say
with possible future developments
In company with Mr.. Dieudonne, John
Barden and Ira Southwick he en-
joyed second trip to Mankato on
Friday evening, the quarto leaving
here at about seven o'clock and
returning shortly before eleven. This
time the proposed race materialized
Mr.. Allyn came across with the agree
ment to run with stock machines,
certain details to be considered
among them that the basis of the
race should rest upon the absolutely
perfect working of each machine
Each side under the agreement is to
choose one Judge, the third to be
sele ted by the other two and the
money to be placed in their hands,
two hundred dollars. 1t is unneces-
sary, perhaps, to say this race will
prove tremendously exciting and that
it will draw large crowd.
Boston. October 1O.-A trust esti-
mated at 100000, created by the
will of Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy,
founder of the Christian Science
church, for the benefit of the de-
nomination, was declared void by
the Massachusetts, supreme court to-
day.
The court holds, however, that a
charitable trust has been created
and that new trustees may be ap-
pointed to administer it, The trust
was to have been administered by
the directors of the Mother Church
in Boston, but the court decided that
the trust provisions were nullified
under the statute limiting the amount
of the income from requests to re-
ligious organizations to $4,000 annu-
ally.
The court dismissed the bill
brought by the contestants of tho