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Caldwell POUNDED
BY Detroit TIGERS
Lengthy Yankee Hurler Lasts but One
Inning. Jennings Club Trimming
Chancemen, 9 to 3.
DAUSS PROVES VERY EFFECTIVE

Detroit, Aug. 4.-Ray Caldwell lasted
one inning against Detroit today in
which time four runs were scored. a
pass, a single. a triple and a home run
were scored off him. Warhop relieved
him, but the Tigers continued their
heavy hitting, winning 9 TO 8.
Dauss having a safe lead did not exert
himself, but in the pinches he was ef-
fective. Veach secured two triples and
Heilman and Dauss each contributed
home runs. Score:
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SALLEE AND PFEFFER
In PITCHERS BATTLE
With Two Down in Ninth. Daubert
Drives in Winning Run-Score.
Brooklyn, |; Cards, 0.

Brooklyn, Aug. 4-Sallee and Pfeffer
fought a hard pitchers battle today.
which was finally captured in the ninth.
when, with two out and McCarty on
third. Daubert hit TO left and sent in the
winning run
Brooklyn thus won from the Cards.
to O. Although Sallee was hit for seven
safeties and PfefTer for eight. no combi-
nation Of hits could be formed to score
single run until the ninth inning. Score:
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ELIMINATION GAMES.

Owing to the double-header at An
drews' Park Sunday afternoon the Lang
don and Linworth A. c. are scheduled to
play Sunday morning at 1870. and the
managers OF both clubs are requested to
have their respective teams on the field
to fulfll their obligations in the elimina-
ton series for the independent cham
pionship. Lincoln and Fairmonts are
scheduled for Sunday morning. August
16 at 1910.
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Runs-Bush Monarty High. Crawford, Yeach,
base hits-Vsach t2l, Boone. Gree. Home runs
Heilman, Dauss. Sacrifice hit-High. Stolen bases
-MAisel Sweeney C2l. Cook e.. Double plsy-Daley
70 SunHmAksr. FiISt base on baIls-Of Dzuss, 9;
of Caldwell, 2: Of Warhop. > Hit by pitcher-By
WsIhop, Moriarty and Burns: BY Daus Cook.
Struck out-By Dauss, S. Umpires-Messrs. Egan
and Evans. Time Of game-l hour and g minutes.
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MACKMEN Land GAME
FROM white SOX, "a
Philadelphia Athletics Rally in Fifth
Inning and Grab Long End of
Score from Chicago.
J. WALSH AND COLLINS FEATURE

Chicago. Aug. L-After the White so1
had taken a three run lead in the first
two innings. the Athletics tied 1t up in
the third. making three runs on a base
on balls. Murphy's single. J. Walsh's
triple, and Collins single. They took the
lead in ths fifth on Murphy's single and
E. Collins double. After that they were
never headed, winning S to 4 Score:
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AFTER AUGUST GAMES.

The Navy Department. having organ
lied an independent baseball team for
the month Of August only. desires To
hear from any clubs wishing games dur
ing that month. All games to be played
on the White Lot Ellipse and called al
5:l5 p. m. Address all commuhica tons
to l. H. Herman. room lH, Navy De-
partment.
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RUBE MARQUARD HURLS
GIANTS TO VICTORY, Al
New York Finger Shows Rare Form
and Beats Cubs in Great Game.
Vaughn Pitches Well.
BESCHER'S BATTING FEATURES

New York, Aug L-Marquard pitched
steady game against Vaughn today
and the Giants won the first game from
Chicago. 4 to /
The Giants tailed twice in the sixth
on Bescher's single. a pass to Burns.
Fletcher's single and Goods high throw.
Another pair came over in the seventh
on singles by Mclean and Stock,
Bescher's double and Doyle's sacrifice.
Score:
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PIRATES ARE HANDED
ZEROS BY BRAVES
Rudolph Shows Wonderful Form and
Lets Pittsburgh Down with Two
Hits, Winning, to 0.

Boston, Aug. 4-The Braves downed
the Pirates, l to 0, today. Rudolph was
in wonderful form. allowing but two hits
and issuing a single walk HonSs wag-
ner, who made one Of the hostile safetiss,
was the only Pirate to get past first.
Harmon. the opposing twirler. was I'm
good trim also. The Braves tally cams
in the second frame, which Schmidt
opened with a double He made third
on bunt by Deal and counted on
Gowdy's infield out Score:
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Two-base hits-suith. Foster. Gandl tq. Three
base hits-Hsnry, Jackson. Stolen bGses-shanks.
Mcbride. Chapman. GGndil Bases on baIs-Oh
Morton Z; on Boehling, Z; OF Shaw. l. Struck
CHAIRMAN 10 Olson To Wood: Foster to Gandil; !;
Mcbride TO Smith to GIndiL Umpdres-MesSrs.
oLoushlin and Sheridan. Time Of Eame-2 hOuD
and IS minutes.
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EASTERN TENNIS CRACKS WIN.

Lake Forest, Ill, Aug Ain an ex-
citing tennis match Karl Behr and
Theodore Roosevelt Behr, representing
the East, won the championship match
from Clarence J. Grifin and william
Johnston. Coast champions, this after
noon In two straight sets,
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EPISCOPAL, 1s; METHODIST, 2.

Runs-T. Mccarthy, Gathins. Sweeney %, Meier
O.. B. Cruicks, Sullivan. Shoemaker O. West
Drsis o., Sargent Sirsz base on baIs-oR SuIli-
an. i; on Woodson, /; on Shoemaker, !. Innings
rttchsd-By Sullivan. /: BY woodson. e. Struck out
by Shoemaker, 8; b. Woodson. ) Home run
6hoemAker. Three-base hitS-Shoenaker, Dreis.
fNo-hAss hits-Gathins Sweeney. Stolen bases-
Sullivan. o'oounor, B. Cruick Sweeney e. Double
playS-saEEent 70 DneiB to Shoemaker to Sargent;
Ks1e1 70 7. Mcoarthy. Wild pitch-SulliFan. Pass
ed haH-GathiDl Umpire-Mr. eouthar- Tine Of
EEma-1 hour and y minntsA A
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BROWNS WIN THIRD
STRAIGHT FROM SOX
St. Louis Club Sends Boston's Pen
nant Hopes Glimmering by Land
ing Game, 2 to |.

St Louis, Aug. 4.-The pennant hopes
Of the Red Sox received another Jolt to-
day when the Browns made 1t three in
q row, winning 2 to l. The winning
run came in the ninth. The game was
q great pitchers duel between Hamilton
and Shore, with Hamilton having the
edge. Score:
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CLEVELAND ISSUES Def.

Although a little late in organizing for
the present season. the Cleveland~A. c.
is just as strong as ever and would like
to arrange games with all teams In the
District averaging seventeen years. St.
Dominics, Victor A. c., Yankee A. c..
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Run-McC arthy. First base on baIls-Od sallee.
!: OF Pfefer. l. Struck out-By SaIlee. 1: BY
Pfener, Sacrifice hitS-NicCarthy u. Stolen
'hase-Masee. Double plsy-CutShaw TO Daubert-
Umplres-Messrs. Byron and johnson Tine Of
game-2 hoUE.
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NOTES OF THE GAME.

Napolean Lajoie made his re-entry in
to the game in the ninth and 1t was a
glorious one. Sent to bat for Morton.
Larry started the big rally with scorch-
ing line drive over Fosters head. 1t re-
called pleasant memories of Larry's great
pinch hitting acts in bygone days.
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Runs-E Murphy q. J. Walsh McInnes. Ben
der BlAckburne. J. Collins. Dennitt. Bodie. Two
base hitszJ. Collins. Fouruier - Collins Three
base hikJ. Walsh. Fournie< Stolen bas-
SchAlk Double plAy-BGny to McInnes. Bases
on balloon Russell. l. Of Beuz. l. Ssrlck out
By Russei. ); b. Benz. :: by BTessler / Hit By
pitcher-By Benz tMurphyl. Umpires-MesSrs
Chill and Connolly. Time Of sAne-2 hour and
minutes.
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Runs-Leach. Doyle, Burns. Piez. Stock LET
on bases-ChicaEo 5; New YORK. S. First base on
baIls-Od Vaughn /: OF MsuuArd. l. Struck out
BY Vaughan, }; by Hunphnes. =; By MHrquard.
S. Home run-Lesch. TWo-base hits-ZtnmermAn.
BesrheT Sacrifice hy-Doyle. Cmpires-Messrs.
KLEIN and EmSlis. Time Of g1ne-l hour and 70
minutes
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PLns-Becker. Mage. Crauth, LobeTt, Her1og
Sonbly. Niehoh. Two-bAss hits-Beeke. HerzoT
NiehoH, Brine. Home runs-Magse. Orarath. Sac
Tihce hits-Burns e., lineup Martin Stolen bases
-Herzog, DSniels. Struck out-By lineup, ); by
Yinglins. Passed ball-Clarke. Umpires-Meszx
Eason and Quigley. Time Of gAne-3 hours and Il
minutes. y
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and Columbia Theater preferred For
games. address Manager Dennison, 1905
Ninth street northwest
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Runs-Speaker, Pratt C9. Two-base hits-Leary.
Hamilton, Pratt Stolen baSes-Pr1tt tg, Speaker,
Leary. Bases on baIlS-0h Hamilton. 2; of Shore,
Z Struck out-By Hamilton, !; by shors, l.
Double rlHy-Pratt TO DzIsn 70 Leary. Umpires-i
NessrS Dineen and HildebraDd. Time Of Eane-l
hour and % minutes.
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MANAGER M'GRAW SUSPENDED.

New York. Aug. 4-Manager McGraw.
Of the Giants. was suspended for three
days today because of his argument with
Umpire Byron yesterday.
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Eddie Foster was also guilty of an act
Of robbery. In the seventh he speared
Olson's whistling liner with his gloved
hand and doubled Graney Oh nrst
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boston...- o o I'll
Run-Schmidt. Two-bsss hit-Schmidt Struck
out-By Harmon. 4; BY Rudolph :. Sacrifice hits
Deal, Kelly. Double plays-Marznrills TO Schmidt
NinI 20 konetchy- Wild pitch-Harnou Uupires
-MesScs. Hart and RiEsr. AttendAnee-ESU
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In addition to making a couple OF bril-
liant catches, Shanks led both teams At
bat, with three hits.
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for the Maps.
Steve O'Neiu reversed the usual sys-
TEN Of preventing a double steal in the
first inning. With Foster on second and
Mitchell on first a double steal was
started. Foster had a huge lead. o'Neill
paid no attention to him but devoted his
attention to Mitchell and caught Mike
by several feet.
Clark Griffith furnished much amuse-
msnt in the ninth. While the Maps were
rnauling Boehling. Griffith walked up
and down the dug-out. doing everything
that a hysterical person is supposed to
do except to wiring his hands. Clark
was the most worried person In the park
about that time.
McBride's fielding was as usual-re-
markabIe. Sensational stops by him
robbed Pezold of two. hits just when
those hits would have meant three or
four runs
Chapman took advantage Of a heated
argument to score In the eighth. Chap
man was on second when Pezold hit to
Foster. Foster hurled to Smith at Sec
ond to force Leibold Sheridan called
Leibold safe. Mcbride. Smith and others
howled and argued. In tbs meantime
Chapman raced homa
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COMPLETE STATISTICS OF THE MAJOR LEAGUES.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
National.

American. National
Iwashin ngton7 veland.6
Phtlies T. Cincinnati Oh innngs
:
St 2; Boston. rgh.1
SCHEDULED TODAY
al ncinnat a
a
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Either Jim Shaw or Walter johnson
will pitch for the Climbers tomorrow.
fritz Coumbe has been picked to pitch
for the Maps.
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Louisville. IS; St. Paul. l.
Minneapolis 3; indianapolis, Z.
Cleveland, !; Milwtukes. O.
Columbus. ri Kansas CITY, IL
INTERNATIoNAL LEAGUE.
Baltimore. q: Buffalo. r.
Newark. ); Rochester. 6.
Jsrsey City. s; Montreal, s.
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.
Troy. 6; Binshsntou, Z.
Scranton. 2; Utica, 10.
Albany. ?; Elnira. Z.
wilkesbane. O. Syracuse,
TRI-STATE LEAGUE.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
NEW YORK STATE EEAGu
TRI-sTArE LEAGUE.

Reading, 3; Harrisburg, !
Trenton, Il Lancaster. :. !.
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Totals. n syn 81 Totals.
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Marsans isn't sorry that he jumped
from the Reds. While with them he drew
about 1900 to $500. and he had to labor
each and every day-when it didn't rain.
But it's different now. Prevented from
playing by a ruling of the courts, Mar
sans is acting as scout for the ST. Louis
Feds, is getting $500 a year. and doesn't
have to do anything but travel around
the country and watch minor league ball
games
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'BAtted for Vaughn in the eighth
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-07-24
PERSONALS
From Saturdays Daily.

From Saturdays Daily.
Adolph Keller left Friday for Wat
erloo, la.
A. M. Brist is business visitor at
Buhl today.
w. T. Bliss the Sand lake farmer, is
in'the city today.
M. D. Bush of Buhl is business
visitor in the city today.
r. R. Bailey was among those who
left today for Pelican lake.
SAM Levenstine of Messabe was in
town yesterday on business.
Miss Mabel Dixon goes to Hibbing
this evening to spend the week end
H. S. Diffendifer of Kelly Lake, was
business visitor in the city yesterday:
o. H. Griggs left today for Pelican
lake where he will spend few days.
Mrs. M. Leanard of Chisholm was
in the city yesterday visiting with
friends.
John Gabrialson' of Virginia, trans
acted business at Gilbert yesterday af-
ternoon.
J. H Elliott, general superintend-
ent Of the D. w: & p. is q business
visitor at Duluth.
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.&5S*.t
railway last night were treated to a
thrill when. shortly otter 10 clock
the car strucksa COW q short distance
east Of Mountain Iron. The animal
had evidently been sleeping by the
side Of the car line and, startled by
the light, ran on the track ahead OF
the car and before it: could be con-
trolled was killed. Motormen fire.
quentiy complain: of stray cattle in
the vicinity Of Mountain Iron. The
animal killed was of good blood and
worth some money.
Returns, this Week.
Mrs. G. D. Lizer and family are
expected to return Wednesday from
Clear Lake, Iowa, where they have
been visiting the past month. They
wilt. be accompanied by Mrs. Liners
MOTHER Mrs. w. HI: -Kimball and by
her sister, Mrs. Ralph Foss, who viii
be guests at the Lizer home at the
Higgins location.
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Married Men Win,

The married men of the Royal Order
of Moose defeated the single men of
the same order last evening in five
inning contest which was staged at
Oliver park. The score was to 1.
The features of the game was the
heme run by Peter Matchefts, who cir
culated the stations. after getting a
base on balls, being. ably assisted by
wild throws. Mccullough and Hintz
was tho battery for the benedicts and
the single men were represented by
Marsh and Graham.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-07-24
Visited Carnival

Frank Dear of Hibbing, one of the
old residents of the range and men,
Der of the firm nof Winston & Dear,
stripping and smining contractors,
visited Virginia Saturday evening to
give his little son and daughter, Mast
er Raymond and Miss Maxine an OPP
portunity to see the wonders of the
Elk's carnival. Mr.. Dear has been
enjoying an outing at Sturgeon lake.
He firmly insists that Hibbing is the
best town in the world, while he cheer
fully admits that he likes the looks of
Virginia.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-07-24
Leave for Dakota Harvest Fields.

Leave Tor Dakota Harvest Fields.
William Benner and Charles Rob-
ertson, former employees in the en-
CINE service of the D. w. & p, left
last night for North Dakota, where
they will operate. a threshing rig dur
ing the coming season. Reports from
the Dakota country are that the har-
vest is the most bountiful in many
years and that crop conditions over
the state have never generally been
better. Binders have begun to hum
already in the great Red River Val
ley, the "breadbasket Of the world
and cutting will be general over the
state in two weeks time.
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Hibbing Boosters at Carnival.

Hibbing Boosters at Carnival.
Ten automobiles filled with Hib-
bling El<s and their friends visited the
Virginia Elks carnival last night. The
Hibbing Elks made things lively at
the carnival grounds and did some
very effective advertising: for the
twenty-first anniversary celebration
they are to hold at Hibbing begin
ming August Is. Their gathering is
to be one of the biggest affairs of the
kind ever held on the range and Vir-
ginia Elks and their friends will be
there with bells on.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-07-24
Returns from Michipan

Captain Samuel Hoar returned last
night from tour of inspection of the
mines of the M. A. Hanna company in
the Michigan district. He visited
Crystal Falls, Wakefield, Ishpeming
and Ironwood, and reports that mining
operations in those districts are not
very brisk. He will remain at his
home in this city until about the first
of next month when he will make an
other trip to Michigan.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-07-24
BRIDES Wait Initiation

Virginia Aerie Fraternal4 Order of
Eagles will have a big initiation at
their lodge rooms at Moose hall this
evening when some IL or ID birdlings
will be given spinions and their first
instructions how to sail through the
air like an. eagle According to the
local officers of the aerie the instruc-
tions will be exceedingly thorough
and every Eagle in. town is requested
to be present and help the fledglinegs
get under way.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-07-24
DIR. PesOnen Returns.

DR.. A. Pcsonen, of Mesaba avenue,
returned today from Minneapolis,
where he has been spending the past
two months taking a postgraduate
course in medicine. He will resume
his practice at once. During his alb
sence a Duluth physician has been
looking after his Virginia patients.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-07-24
Home Stores M0vin q

The Home Stores company today
began the work Of removing its stock
from the old location in the Lyric
building to the Hawkinson block,
formerly occupied by the Norton
Hardware company, which has been
completely remodeled for their oc-
cupancy. Delay in the arrival of new
fixtures will somewhat inconvenience
the concern, but it plans to open for
business at the new location Wednes-
day.
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Farmers MAKING Hav

VIM. Scott, proprietor of the barber
shop in the Duluth hotel block, has re-
turned from visit to his farm home
near Cook. He says that crops are
looking fine and that the farmers are
busy at present making hay. He also
says that the farmers in that vicinity
are leaning more towards the raising
of cattle and that the prospects are
that dairying will be one of the lead
ing industries in: the Cook district be-
fore many years roll around.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-07-24

goes to Chisholm tonight and with
Jack Osbolt, casl1iere;ofs the First Ma
tional- bank of. that city will go to
Sturgeon lake for an outing tomorrow.
Mrs. William |. Pickens,- Off Brewer
ville,I MINI; and a for1ners resident of
Hibbing, where she was employed on
the Hibbing newspapers, is the guest
of Mrs. A. L. Kiley of Walnut street.
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Mininp Men In Town.

H11I11Hg U1eH III 1UWH'
Superintendent Frank J. Webb of
Duluth and Assistant Superintendent
Thomas Flanagan of Gilbert of the
Republic Iron & Steel company, were
in the city last evening. Mr.. Webb
says that things are rather quiet in
the mining business just at present
but it is expected that something will
be doing before long.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-07-24
M0tOrcvcle SDeeder Fined

Manuel Lumme was fined >$l5 and
costs in municipal court yesterday for
exceeding the speed ordinance with
his motorcycle. Lumme collided with
Joe Ivanich at the corner of Mesaba
avenue and Chestnut street. Ivanich
was knocked from his feet and badly
bruised and shaken up. He swore out
the warrant for sLunme's arrest.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-07-24
Burberry Harvest is On.

Hundreds of Virginia people spent
yesterday in the woods to the north
and south of this city picking blue
berries and returned with baskets full
last night. The BURBERRY crop has
never been better, say the old resi-
dents, than this, year. The fruit is
plentiful and is especially fine. Sand
lake and vicinity is a favorite "berry-
ing" ground and more than hundred
piekers spent the day in that vicinity
yesterday.
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Eagles Initiate Eiphf

The local aerie Fraternal Order of
Eagles initiated class Of eight at
a regular meeting held last evening.
The charter of the aerie will be held
open until the first of August. About
that time the Eagles plan one of the
biggest limitations of the year when
a class of rs will have the pinions
fixed upon them.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-07-24
Takes State Agency.

TAXES SCaCt agency.
George Meehan, wellknown Virginia
young man has just accepted the Min
nesota state agency for the Acme
pulley, which is manufactured in New
York. Mr.. Meehan left this morning
for trip over the Mesaba and Yer
million ranges and later will invade the
twin cities and twin ports.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-07-24
SIGHTED. Deer by Roadside.

While motoring from their summer
homes at Sand Lake to Virginia this
morning Alexander Reid and L. M
Osborn sighted two deer by the road
side a few miles north of the city
The animals watched the machine fol-
minute or two and bounded away
into the woods. Deer are frequently
sighted on the country roads about
Virginia at this season of the year.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-07-24
Lumber Yard for Cook.

Edward Casey of Chisholm, was
Virginia visitor last evening on his
way to Cook, where the Range Lumber
company, in which he is interested,
will soon open retail lumber yard.
The concern now has retail yards in
a number Of range cities and con-
siders Cook an excellent point for a
new business owing to the rapid de-
fvelopment attending the surrounding
farming country.
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BUYS a Home.

Isaac Majenpaa, an employee Of the
city street department, has just closed
deal with the NOLAN & Johnson
agency for the purchase of cottage
in Anderson's third addition. The
consideration was $1,4OO. Mr.. Ma
jenpaa will improve the property and
make it his permanent home.
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MOtOred from C1onuet

Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Horribly and the
Misses Alice, Dorothy and Barbara
Olderburg and Alfred Lavack of Clo-
quet made up motor party who drove
from Cloquet to Virginia yesterday
and were guests at the New Fay
hotel. They made the trip in excel
lent. time and with the exception of
some places near the St. Louis river
found the roads in fine condition.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-07-24
Pleased q Big House.

The St. Clair Stock company pleased
one of the largest audiences of its
last evening in Because She Loved
Him &c." Miss Connie Hallet, who
has been i'll and confined to her home
for several days, again appeared in
the cast last night and her work con-
tributed materially to the success of
the piece. The St. Clair company is
going big with patrons of the Lyric
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-07-24
Summoned nv Fathers Illness

~ A"I'Cl AhueSs.
H. J. Schaar, superintendent of
manual training in the Virginia
schools, was summoned late yesterday
to his old home at Menominee, Mich,
by the critical illness Of his aged IA
Their. Mr.. Scharr, ST., has been in
failing health for some time and for
the last two months his condition has
been grave. He is SO years of age.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-07-24
Gave Lecture on Mexico.

UdVe IcCCUIc ON WIeXlCU.
Miss Muriel Fairbanks has re-
turned to Virginia from Hibbing
where Saturday night she gave her
lecture on "Mexico" before the Social
ist English-speaking local. The at
tendance was large and much interest
was manifested. Miss Fairbanks will
probably lecture at several other
range towns during the summer.