Star Tribune from Minneapolis, Minnesota • Page 11

t- A IT 1 10 0 i jj a ti ii A A -t-J i i Aivi A i) i i 1 XT T' fl 4. il i i i i Jii 1 LIVE STOCK PAVING et tm tf- mrm rn Greatest Athletic Event Oil j.yiVb of Champion of the World, m0 -H 4 Nts. St nuT GOTCH Tho Wremtllng Policeman, and Champion of tho Northwest, THREE TIMES IN SIXTY MINUTES QUITE COLE And THANK MEYERS WILL APPEAR IK THE PRELIMINARIES AND CARL MATTSON MAY ALSO TACKLE CHAMPION OOTCH Tickets, rsrvt. or nthfrwlp. can housrht at tti follow in plac up to 4 t.

m. t.yifly, at whW'h hour thft sal will rw rontitiuM at th box -nfficp, Fifth Atrwt and 1'Vih Avenue Suiith A. ilarrlw I'iKar Htor, Ytv.onifl billiard hall. Van Oark's niome cIrht Hior Fishfr's rfstar wtore. risar West lintel billiard parlors, Hyser Hotel ciar store.

Smith ft KwIiik'" i'hdmbtr of ornmrre 'i(rar store. Myers. Krin'r'(i cigar Mor. ugar tr, W. C.

Fust's buffet, Lumr.r KxchHiiRfl barber nhop, Ever's barber shop, the MiuneapoU Athletic club and HUT-restaurant. Aspiring- Wrestler, including: Chief Two Will Doubtleii Iaau Challenge, at Tonig-ht's Event. PLACE Caplin's Auto Garage, 5th St. 5th Av. S.

PrlcemS2, $1, 50c. Capacity 2,000. SIM the Season In this City Will Attempt to Throw BOWLING Kampmann, the star bowler of th M'1I Spring, team, Pi. Paul, took the lead at th. start in the Individual tournamfnt which Cos.

KanilMom started at Klng'a alleys, Mondav; and after two days' play the fit. Paul man remains at the head of thf list, It'll a score vt 1,197. In last, night play several men forged t.i tha front, Olson, landing a close necopd. with a worn nf l.i.ts. Barr also up la lin form, liking third plac at the cliwe t.f last niRht's play, with 1.14S to his rr.lit; while Klllot squeeaed In ahead of Sandhlom.

taking fourth place by a margin of two points, his M'ore being 1.131. linriand. Paris. Ilna's and I.eiU all land wll alxve Ihe l.liO mai lt. Tha tournnment so tiu- has brought out first cla.

work on the part nf a large mnnbor of playota, and scores of the flrst night tl-ttt looked pretty safe, were In a number of instances bettered and last night. The play this evening will ewl an Interesting contest. Following are the scores In their order: karopnmnn i.117 lon Tarr t.14H 1.11 J.i; j.tn l.l.S i.i i.ort l.l'oj i.or.7 l.i'i l.t'H 1.1'IS l.flU 1A9 1.01 VW ti7 'm I'VI wo til Sit Klllott sandbUini liurh patti ('arier Htitkmoyer creiti imvtnn (Ireen tin she, rg Jonea Steffena Schnler Wilkinson KiH-k Moot Uhhuy Yost Kulil Hastert Tuscany The tnalden to Tingfeliow's elite, iajit in the Eighth ward series. Hiawatha taking two knmes to Minnehaha's three. The scores of both teams averaged up welt, with ttie loaeis In the tnalch drawing both high scores and high averages.

Hoth went to the credit of Hodgson, wife. "14 fi high scom and for the beet average. The si'ors In full follows; Hlawatha- i-i'Si j-" A I -K- -'i -n (iir i-ifa-N hi.f-t.'i li-tvt us f'T out' aucll'-fi halt- 't--r Jr -J. If iic' a VTr-f a i' 't x- tii'-tii o-r tiU'i j'jur kind fi'wni i ths l-u Ke Biiirett. y.hi.iih-t'nHU a MUl-vay ll.use Market, St- I'anl, fiiniily or (ifHvf-ry six-k.

wt-ivht l.t.' to llu. tu l' v.mi one mat--ht-d t- am --f (1rfv. Th' uh in r.ianw fitrm a-nl iai-i to cash tlwrn at Pi-rthiiitl a tahp 4th av ar. I is A heavy wrk trains; one lb. team v.eil mtHied, nm t- Bji.l this w-k, i arty tty, fash or ti-rrri.

-y) Hj'tnorn: tik car to Uth t. on tit-Mik to yuur left: KfTt HAf.K Ten hetid of go.Kl chunks, wtght otii 1 to all Ku'i'i worR'-rs; lw-i of chap tiorsM, welxht (rirn l.ui to prM madf to unit ol'. i.oi n. 18 and -20 Sw-ond av N. FOR team of ma and 10 old, wi'iKht flj'i-'f; irfr'tty sound, Kiod urkurx, ttouble.

or will epMime; alo a anu.U hose. 1II Fifth H. Fdt SAIW-A good yourij t-m horrn-n, hlocky btillt, t.tjfw $175. iw, with haw; alij 1.2C) IbP. ddivory hore and tmrUK, Inqvdrf at b.m.

117 7th av S. JK BJ.lAZ'-hfintt your hor? and wngoni to tlM auction unl g't your fcvery Wert-ncdny at an Midway Horse Market, Ht. I'aul. k'UK t.M.K Hlii KtroiiK 1,:) lla how. u-ri tr'jH worker, i) yenra old, worth tl' iMtl 'iliurmlay lliKht takMi him.

Third FOR BAI.E-Ona blai marc, weight I )0 ir'jod arvlceablfi tuarf, yeaia old. Tribune barn, Third av and 10th at S. In quire for Hoovfo WI.K or heavy grocery bobt with harnasw-a. wid trir-4 wftjs -n. bupsiea; all band.

414 'Hird at K. F'll S.M- '2U hca-i frrn marc- and delivery horix "ighlt.it 1, II: mum be aold. caah or time. 414 3d atrctt 8. gray horn, 10 yeara old, wt'lRbt iat end a a-nrkfr, need money, tako Kifth at iK.

Knit fXI.E taken perfectly aound lmy and can, cot jsj wh'ti ih'-w, aafe for children. Frotd Hat, K. I ake sc. FiiH HAI.K lalit or heavy grocery lwb with l.x.'hitni'. wide tired wajton, bUKglcs; all eecorut band.

411 Sd at ti. WANTtl Tetutii i haul Hryn Mawr KprtiiK Water 1 'edar road. FOrt HA UB ijna la alert, in id condition, nearly new. Call 4 ltrt.au way NK. HAI.KI lane told ttiy farm and got two ieama left.

Call 21 eternavN. FOR 8.1.KA feh cow at Hay Market, riymjuth and Washington av. MEDICAL MLI'H'AL- For women only. Dr. i itiihiy Hcuiaioi- has btouyht le-Ji'f pt r-un'treus nf Women; r.o pain, no dan ger, relief in three to five daye.

We have never knonn cf a eli.gle faih.rt. Mad orders l-ruir-4 tiy tiiUd frc tJ. K. ti. Haymond Keni.

Hot.in Xi, 44 Auams ''hlcano. MF.IHOAl.-- Mai, I ure inrlora electric treatment, rnaf-aae, steam and medicated bathe, nctef. warta and autrnuoita ImiIt pcrn-netitiy dvistt'tjeh by electricity, h)' Fifth el flat thlrdHour. MF.iHl AIyliH. l.I F.1.1A lMITH.

Magnetic Healer. Maj'MiKeM an'l hatha. Hattts eOc tttis week ohiy. Ines Mason, aa- wli-tant 74 Heventh at Dr. II.

ti. Wait, thirty years specialist In Minneapolis, cutes every caee; pamphlet, rnalled free. 1219 Hawthorn v. MKDK'AU-H lentlflc maafcaae, salt t.ud at'nie baths; magnetic tieatmenu; open daily and even i nyi. l11 Vi fth rt fat I.

MKblCAI-'l hs best tbliic for a buaineas la advertising In The Tribune Price 0 cms a day In advance for iiu words or i i t'A ls Thf I -a Kot and ni an a if parbjr, Htrlctly nnt-c Urt hdths, frn dany and vntn- i'-X fiw- nd av Flat 1- A'ia kal-y tl IS 4 Kifth borne to-m, ops Went hntd; nure, maHSHUf, i-ah, manit-ure. MKMrAlV I p-lo-oat" bath ffi Wawh-nifftun av K. third r-'in 21. i'oreeiain luh, tnaaire. Fhon? 3S.

MauH will give mm-treat iiit-ntu hi 717 h-cond av g. I-theu- matiinn a p'vrtalty. JsTFl'iT'Al-i'hyi'UaJ cujiui and maJaK. iefV- Hri npln av, third floor, office 3. Mrs.

EPI 'A 1 Bath and from Kant Fittti nt, tSt I'avJl; now at 17 Went Fourth, flat 5. TO EXCHANGE. REAL KSTATE TO EXCHAN'GE. TO liXClli.NGK- TO TRADE. 131 tirei, II mlie rvwtlt of F'l'y; house Its.

acru broke, rest nwipie timber land, mmf gnd chance to make rneit'low lor email I Uce mar good town. W. Huehner, Foley, Minn. To EXf'HANtili-Wanted, to trade for eox-k of grods, line residence, with live acres of land, valued at $2 sltuaKid In good town In Southern Minnei-ota. L.

Box 4, Welcome, Minn. AMOUNCKu-OTS A N'NOt M'K MK.T -Heduc e1 freight raia ao.ls or emiarant movable fhlcago. Denver, Ki.kane and Pacific coast points; frequent slili.ti.ents ana lowest slide ratei. Write or call on the P'-yi Trans fer Morage Co. 4 Third st S.

A NKOfNCKMBNT- Kvery (irt of ti'Hice r.f mating will meet the eye of the public if in The Tribune un'ler this ciaincatnin. ANNOL'NI EJtENT-Notice! L'tad rse re moved N. K.av-ngrr iat Flrat Telephone l'ii llaln. MAGNETIC HEALING ma'JN'tjtp: hkai.ing- dk. j.

f. whitson, the maanctlc l.eal'r. has moved to his new Institute, 111! 1st av S. Minneapolis, where people can bo cured of all chronic di.tewsee with ease ami dinpatch; no medicine; no knife. Consultation free.

i yn; iOciv WI-it -X- i' at once. I loaoy who h-in, v- i i ht-aith iili'l wny CHI -A- tict; f-'U'l'Milfl wanl'-d vl- I'urn to tit-li tin: from tiw. fan f-k iaM-k. -ji ii'-n- K- lopni. 4j.

PKKSONAL-Men, 1 lino iuiii paf.niod rubber UcMce that neer falls to dnwlou or pc.ducu foii manly power the first application; of physicians handle aid Indorse It III lti-ir practice; tl can be carried in tha ewt p.ckct and will lost a llfetlm-; onr Illustrated lk suit tree to any Appliance a Valpty ixirvlt, Mk h. man, tly ti-iiipct ai-, huriL-st mjuI ItKhwtri'iuw, win hen to (orr.inm. with virttJuu iady to 26, trf good bi'fai'Hm-e anl mmio nmim. talent; object rnui i imo'iy. r.ii: Tribune.

1-Vinal dibfas. cured. Dr. Whwlcr, th oUi rolUbte 4f yej' fxi'i-rit'ticft. ''all on or write tho iloctur, room 4 uiottt MlnneaiKJll'i, Mitm, VWhtiKMlr.

Wu j'De 'ure, I guarantee, pintif.nt)y eur) ny ca 'tf ptltM. Fvr fr 1'ifornmtm, flfl-lnffH Giore aivjiifl, Minn. i'KiSUNAL---MHriIi ihjJ. the nuinT.or 'Id of your oNidren -n bft controi)4. rfl booklet telftng how loc.

Nothing mt" nfted. Kay PuijUi'Un WA Ala.m t. HHON A LrGoiitifcitiun ou)l like laly it mariner la r.tc work: traveling: ilKht muncy and trfcauiH-nt tu right paity, fl tull particulars in fim letter. 174 Trl-oun. 1 1 SO N'Al W.

A. Mitnit, M. U. trf-cUltt't AH itafe of womt-n quick ly rur-i; ova nan amiuu'iip ana irrek'tiibrnij-A 1, iU Ntgoilet av, 4tn floor rEHSONALr Min. attention; tr-ngihn your-K uuiely, permanently, cneapiy, at hom, without druK.

electrklty or toatly ajfpit-ancii. Full infornjatioa fur mamp. 173? 7 Trl-tiina. i i'EHfcONALr- T. H.

Kly. M. lia-aaea of wom; all Irri'icilarltlw tNfrr't'-j new twit, ail you n-wi to know; tjuiet rraldvw. Oftt, 412 Nicollet av. third A-- I'KHm tS AI-HoiiMhold fooda tnuvnl or f-T Hhl)niunl or storaKe by thoruijuhiy ax-f tf ncxl man.

Tho Huyd TranalVr Btor-. a Both VVAiwTS A a 'fkiiioe C7 Bu'tTTif lat. barrels of fun. Hnd lri caiua In tin to tha Miniuafittll Art J'hota Ilux (41, MlnncaunliR. I'KRHONAIv-Murry, waallli and hcauty; niar-rlaga fr; ntirjly new plan; BTtd no inony.

Ad'lra H. A. Hortou, L)eit. til, Ivkonnha. Ml-h.

l'DHiNA-HtaKe and fainy rtaiiclnf klrt riovalty, hjick and ln, jm. ajft Ohh-t-kte dance 1'rot. Isnnctt. 1'hona i. lKH.SO.NAI IjuII.

call upon STa-Harri-t Ilatch; niatrtuty caneft; lM-it rne.jlal ait'-n-tton and care. fall for advice. 32 VVaii-tm av. I TH80NAI Diseases of women; cotuultatloa lre, nuiet hcm lJr. B.

T. Alien. SajVs Nicollet av. open even.ns;. T.

pnoas 4UI. I I'KHnONAIFetnaie dieacs, Hi years lire, quiet honie, X-tay work. N. M. Ct.k.

lf.l Frankiln. T. C. phor.a 47e0. I KHSi iNALFur garments tnaie to order and repaired; raluced pricea.

Huba tK-Hl furrier. 31 Nicol iv su Its kb iNAI. fiweel Iwby girl, three, fitonllis old, for L4liitirn blue eyes and brown hair, Kellable t-ai-ilea only. 1 Mih t. 1 EHHONA1- Mra.

M. Liuilum, quiet honi ladies befora and durlrg conn nement. Fifth NB. HM Mrs. Ida iohnaun, gtwluale, uulet nome auring cnnnenienc ya nun si weeond flwr Mon Main arta-J.

I'KltHoNAI For rent, 4 room flat, rity water, very convenient for everything, only fi per month. becond st b. I i.KS( jS Al Dr. Van Damms. dlseasaa or Ir regularities of woman, huom 44 Medical biutk.

hocluded hum. husinei.s nuui of g'tod appearance tMatiea to meet uurig widow or la.Jy Al-lreas 17415 Trlbura. KHSijNAlv At your service. A reltabls, prl-ata d''t-tiv; confldencea reHpeciel. Ad-drew ItSel.

Tribune. PERfiOXAT Wanted-To buy a water span.al pup fntn Mo ninths eld, must of g'xel siae. 17417 Tribune. I'tfttloNAJjMrs Lund's rtctabl honia for lanles during confinement, Hg Fifth st NB. FeHSi 'NAi.

Dr. Hint, pex.iaiTat In dlsaajies rf n.en. Century Bidg 4lh st and 1st av 8. i LKHuNAI. Dr iiertha Kheptiaid.

specialist, dlseasas of women. 4j7 Nic. av. to (irtu. PKhHONAL-Rej)ctabl hotna fur ladies thru confinement.

Mrs. Lalievr.24-' lsth a8 PER3JNAI-Nurse, having quiet home fir ladle during confinement. T. C. phona i3 MOVDIG AiK X.

haji uiK-quaJ facltltie for mov-tor, iorin, parkin- and Hhippins hou-ho i (T''U, and an te Dl I FREI'jHT RATKH tn-rei-n to hlfa. t-n-vr, Spjkane and Katfiv cjeiit points. Kot 1ha he of aervicw at the lowent piidie write or rail on at Tlwird at H. MOV I NO t'smfMi Tiannrr and Htoian; tiprt pfirkern, utoiaae or ehipment iarte commodlous an for moving; collective, car load for thn cast a Both phonea U'. UfSidene phone Twin City U34.

Office 200 Nicollet av. STORAGE 6TiRAUE-THJQ HOY TKANSFFR at 8TOR-AOIS I'O. has ur.eiualed facflitlea for storing, packing ar.d snipping Vcusehoid goods an I can fjuote FittlUHT KATES through to "hlcago, Denver, Hirfkan and Fat'illc points For tYe best of servlcs at the lowest possible rates wrlta or call on us at 4. Third at STORAGE Flreprof waxehouae. clean separata rooms.

luD-113 First av N. Both phones. EUROPEAN TRAVEL LTKOPKAN' TRAVELr- Lowest rates to and from Kurope. Excellent accotnomdatlons. Shortest ocean voyaae.

Canadian Paclllo Atlantic steamship lines. E. H. Llndman, Agent, IS Third st Minneapolis. it HOflOR GREAT LEADER 1 'LOYAL LEGION SERVES ELABOR- ATj: BANQUET AT WEST HOTEJ, Brilliant Assemblage of Companions and Invited Guests Fill Banquet Hall Program of Music and Eulogy Rounds Out Delightful Evening.

A handcome banquet wan given lat evfnliut by the Military Order of the Loyal legion of the foiled States. Com-mandcry of the Slate of Minnesota, at he Wcat hou-l. in commemoration, of the birthday of Abraham Lincoln. Lincoln was enrolled a companion of the orler April 15, 1S3. The (rreat 'iulng hall was decorated with silken flags and flowers, and In the entrance were great fronds of palms and ferns.

Kach table maintained the colors stiggesrirsff the red, while and blue of the flags, and red carnations and ferns marking intervals on the smilax strewn sloths. The Invocation was given by Chaplain Bvt. Hrig. Gen. R.

N. Adama. and during the supper hour the Twenty-eighih Infantry rmr.d gave a program of splendid numbers. Amos Parker Wilder of Madison, made the principal address of the. evening, a "National Symphony," in which he nxjke feelingly of the place th country occupies in the countries of tho 'world.

and the great band of Loyal Loglons throughout the elato The welcome was given by Commander Bvt. Prig Gen. Reese M. Newport, and Companion Lieut. Samuel Appleton read Lincoln's Gettysburg speech.

The connmlltee on decorations was made up of George Daggett and Max P. Vandcr Horck, and the committee on arrangements was composed of Lieut. George 0. Eddy, chairnn; C'apt. Ezra Karnsworth, Licit.

Samuel Appleton, Lieut. William I' Roberts. Bvt. Col. Charks H.

Brush. Capt. John II. Vpham, George II. DaggBlt, Koine G.

Hron, Lr. Thomas B. Hartzell, Ir. Kdwarti L. Etatirook.

Lieut. Col. William Gerlach, 8. Maj. George H.

Morgan. U. f. Bvt. Maj.

Henry A. Norton; Lieut. Ell Torrance, Capt. R. H.

L. Jewett, Capt. William Duncan, Jacob Ptone, Thomas McDsvitt, Ja.m K. Gilmure and Dr. Max P.

Vandcr Horck. OrKoTS VF THE fOMMANDFHV. n. Catniilo C. C.

fair. f. 8. A. Owen B'(t.

f. S. A. C'l and Mrs. W.

Adair. V. 8 Col. and Mm W. W.

Robinson, I. A. S. A. Col.

W. I'ltcher. C. S. A.

Mifr and Mra. K. R. Fric-k. V.

S. A. Mttlor and Mrs. S. K.

Allen, 1'. A. Major and Mrs. V. W.

Taylor. V. 8. A. t'apt.

Jena Bur(re, V. H. A. IV I. arid Mrs.

(. M'-Arthur. fi. A. Cnpt.

and Mrs. F. K. Hamford, U. 8.

A. I'M't. atsd Mm. O. Wtrauh, 17.

A. Card and Mis. T. A. Pearrc, 1'.

A. Lieut, and Mrs. William K. Glllmore, U. Capt.

W. J. I.utl T'. fc. A.

A. Ca-lct Major P. 1.. Haney. r.

t.dct Cwpl. A. F. Irft(rerstrom. lT r.

M. c. c. Calet Capt. F.

T. Falr-4ld. Ca.let Trutiipeter 11. H. Mctlee.

'ader Trumpeter S. tl. Clark. William D. Washburn.

A. Carle Mrs. David P. Jones. J-aaker fird Mra.

Frank Cldgue. K. 11. PESTS OF TUB CitfA IONS. Juoff Charles Kiliott, Reeoe M.

Newp.irt, Mts Newp rt. Mr. and Mis. C.ebbard Bthn, Mr and Mrs. less" A.

Mr. atvt Mrs. F. II ISell. ome.

Mra. William Rottrne, Mr, and Mt. 11. K. F'artttdKe.

Mrs George H. DaK-gett, Mr and Mrs. Wendell P. Mosher, firm ul A. Kddy.

Mrs cjeorge f. F.ddy. Mr. and Mrs. Albert.

C. Kddy, Mrs. Robert N. Adams Mr and Mrs. F.

D. Randall. J. W. Jaaear, Miss Wlls-m.

Mrs. P.mer P.rown. II. bklnner. Button Thompson.

Mrt- B. Darln 1 homaa, Mrs. .1. W. Pride, Mr.

and Mrs. J. A. ljitta, Mrs. Nancy Howard, Mrs 8.

8. P.rown, ''yrua S. rtrown. Mrs. Rena 5ler- rltl.

Mrs. D. Parsons, Mrs. Victoria A. lw, Mrs.

W. H. Murphy. Mrs 8. T.

Mm. J. S. Kmlth. Mrs.

Helen J. McCains. Miss Klele M. Wyland. Mra.

H. A. Kimball, Irf-e Kmtley. Mr. Francis .1, Bird.

Mr. and Mrs. F. P. ia tea, Mrs.

K. (i. Fa' nesfwk. Mrs. Idue, Mrs.

1., Wheehrfk. Mrs. C. James V. Mcflugh, Mrs.

O. J. Kvans. Mra. tl.

Iligl.ee, Mies Jtna I. Iliabee. Dr. and Mrs. A.

W. Abbott, Mr. and Mrs. J. Rol.h.

Max P. Vandcr Mra. I) R. Greenlee. Mrs II.

laniard, Mrs f. M. Itu-chlnson. Mrs. William D.

Miss U. 1.. Hale, Mrs Mirv F. Ixnthren. P.

A. Miss K. Rirers, Mr. and Mra. O.

H. Richards. Mra. G. W.

Fox. Miss Gertrude Fox. Miss Helen Johnson, Mr. Kaith, Mr. and Mrs A tHenmsr, T.

White, Mrs. C. T. Trowbrulgc, Miss F.sther Appleton, Mrs. Francis Hart Mrs H.

I. Jewett, Miss Jeaen. Miss Klixabeih Hrfebfirn, Mra. A. Nlmocks, Flora Turner.

Mr. and Mrs. Norton M. Cross. Mrs.

ti. w. Falrhrother, Miss luse K. Whitney, William Reran Mr. and Mrs.

K. C. Mnrjrer. Mrs. James 'ompton.

Isml Collins, Mrs. F.zra Farnsworth, Dr. and Mrs J. A. Cminn.

Mrs. Philip K. Woclward. Mrs. Hnry A Norton, Mr.

und Mis. I. Van Pelt, ti F.l-tcl. Mrs. Thomas H.

Dickson. S. II. Tow-Ier. H.

1.. lowler. Miss Itlr- deiia MeColtough, Roger D. Cuowon'K Marie Miaa Hazel Ward, Mr. and Mrs.

.1 T. Wyman, Mrs. P. D. McMullan, Mrs.

W. r. Wbstr. Dr. W.

A. Hull. Mrs William Gerlach, Mrs. R. C.

Benton, Mr. and Mrs. C. Inland Florida and Cuba Excursions. The "Big Four Route" is running dally excursion to Florida, Cuba and other resorts in the Sunny South.

Through sleeper Chicago to Jacksonville and St. Augustine 1 p. m. daily, except Sunday. Only one night out.

Dining car service all tl'a way from Chicago. Asheville, N. Hot Springs of Vir ginia. Piuehuret, N. Old Point Com fort, Augusta, Camden.

S. all nicely reached via "Pig Four." The ticket agents In Minneapolis and St. Paul will ticket you and reserve berthsvia 'Big Four," or address J. C. Tucker, G.

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Mailed sealed Book free. Persian Med. Co, tt.ti Arch Philadelphia, Pa. Sold in Minneapolis only by Voegell tiros. Drug cor.

Washington and Hennepin Ava. DOCTORS And Eight Away Is What Business Men Demand for Central Avenue. Only One Opinion Is Expressed on Question of Constructing Fine Thoroughfare. Committee Appointed to Take Mat ter Up With Aldermen and Push Claims. A fine, well paved streot making a splendid driveway from the business cen ter of Minneapolis to Columbia heights Is the end which the members of the East Side Business Men's association have in view.

At the meeting last night plana for bringing about such a result were the chief topic of discussion. The meeting was representative onq and wa attended by prominent business men from all three of the wards on the East Side. A largs majority of them expressed themselves willing to work to secure the improvement of Central avenue, even at -tbe-sarrlfice or neighborhood interests, should that become necessary, 'as they believe that It would be of greatest benefit to the entire East Side. Paving for the avenue was considered the first requisite and much of the time of the meeting was taken tip with an ex amination into the merps of different kinds of material for paving purposes. Beniaman Van Harrgren addressed tne meeting in favor of the use of creosota block rather than brick or granite ana this seemed to meet with the approval of a majority of those present, though sev eral expressed the fear tnat it would not wear as well as a harder substance.

RESAW OLD BLOCKS. General Manager W. J. Hleld of the street railway company who attended tho meeting, gave It Is as his opinion that the cheapest and most practiranie plan would be to take up the present cedar blocks, have them rcsawed and put down again. He'also told hia audience that as soon as the frost is out of the ground the company will begin tbe work of lay ing a new pavement between the car tracks from Fourth street and Central avenue to Sixth and Hennepin.

Alderman Frank cassner of the ninth ward outlined a plan for the improvement of Central avenue not only on the East side proper but from the east end of the si eel arch bridge, saying that the part on Nicollet island needed as much attention as any other and was quite as important. Dr Kelsev. advocated paving the ave nue from Eighteenth to Twenty-ninth avenue northeast, but expresses himself as willing to yield this point in favor of the Improvement of tbe downtown section of the avenue in case it was found Impossible to secure an appropriation for paving the whole street. ADVANCE THE MONEY. Alderman Rand of the first ward stated that the best way to get Central avenue paved at once was for the property owners to advance the money to the citiy, ss there Is only $2.5.000, In the city treasury to be expended for paving the streets of" the entire city thlB year and many other streets are In a far worse condition than ihe East side thoroughfare.

Considerable objection was raised to this plan nd it was pointed out that as the improvement of Central avenue would benefit the whole East Minneapolis a few persons should not be made to bear the entire burden. The general sentiment, of the meetieg seemed to be that by working together and with a single aim it would be possi ble to persuade the council to appropri ate the necessary funds for the paving or the avenue. It was also suggested tnat the aldermen of the fourth ward should be urged to assist in the plan In order to have Hennepin avenue from the bridge west repaved. A committee composed of George Andrews. Louis Chute, Fred Barney, William M.

Mullen, H. L. Palhey. J. T.

El-well. M. Dvke. W. P.

Washburn, M. Velenlange and A. Sweat was appointed to Investigate the paving question, con fer with the aldermen and assist them in pushing the matter in the council. A resolution laying stress on the men which the resorts on Main street are to the East Side, indorsing Mayor Jones for the stand he has taken in driving them out and promising him every as sistance possible which was Introduced by W. Y.

Chute, was passed unanimously. NEW BUSINESS ORGANIZATION BEGINS WITH A BANQUET The, Salesmen's Center, organized in Minneapolis ten days ago as a branch of tho national organisation, met ior its nrst monthly gathering at the Nicollet hotel last night, where a banquet was serveu with covers laid for about 50. Hereafter the Center will meet on the aecnnd Tuesdav evening of every montn The organization Is an outgrowth of the Sheldon School of Sclentinc saiesmansnip and Is for the purpose of mutual improve ment In an educational ana Dusiness way Wood Alcohol Proves Fatal. Mark T. Mathews, the photographer living: at 1700 Franklin avenue, who by mi.

drank wood alcohol Tuesday evening while working In the gaJlery of inannh I. Sussman. aun iMCOiiet. avenue died soon after midnight this morning at the Citv hospital. Jhiiics C.

Carter Dle. NEW YORK, Feb. 15. James Coolidge Carter, formerly president of the New York Bar association, died yesieraay FOR MEN. Is DECISION Baseball Commission Will Decide Today in Pitcher Taylor's Case.

Two Formal Charges Are Made By Pittsburg Club. NEW YORK, Feb. 15. After four hoim deliberation yesterday tho board ot di rectors of the National League adjourned 1 until today, and, as Individuals, made tho announcement that they had heard the charge against John Taylor, the St. Louis pitcher, that Taylor had made his de- fense and that the board would meet in the morning to formulate its decision.

Harry Pulllam, president of the league i presided. The other members present I were A. H. Sodin, of Boston, and Garry i Herman, of Cincinnati, who appeared as a proxy for Barney Dreyfus of Pittsburg. Frank De Haas Robinson, owner of the St.

Louis club, also was present by courtesy. The formal charges were presented against Taylor on behalf of the Pittsburg club. One was that on July 30 of last year he bad permitted Pittsburg to w'in from. St. IjouId in a game played In the former city.

The condition was that Taylor huTcomTticted himself iu vio- lation of the constitution of the National League and in violation of bis contract with St. Louis. At the hearing Taylor gave his expla nation of how the stories that nan thrown" (he game originated. He said that he was not in proper condition to pitch, tho game, and knowing, the Pitts burg men played accordingly. The National League will have Its schedule meeting In this city today and Ihe American league meeling will be held on Thursday.

Gary Herman, chairman of the national commission said last night that, the two leagues would positively take action thla week on thf proposed world championship series. This series, Mr. Herman said would be played in the fall. Y. M.

C. A. Beat. Agricultural Tram. The students's basketball team of tho Y.

M. C. A. defeated the Second Agricultural team on tho former's floor, by a score of 34 to The line-up was as follows: Students. Arundel R.

Weismann, Capt L. Witter'. C. Lyford K. (....

Shippam L. Swafford Ballenger Llessr hee Capt. Clapp Goals from field: Weismann fi, Arundel 5, Witter 3, Lyford 1. Swafford 2, Ballenger 2, Clapp 1, Dosschee 1. Goals from foul: Arundel 2.

Witter 1, Lyford 1, Ballengr 7. Time of halves, 20 minutes. Umpire, Cahaley. 1 l.tlkev 17 1S2 Kl t'onklln 11 13 1st T. Carlisle I'd 1t K1 Ha-vnes 1H9 ls2 Jrt Canterbury 1U 1 Totals K.7 M7 1CI Minnoliaha Wolfnin 1" 1t Miller 145 tlodgson 214 Hire 1.11 IKS Morgan 1M lt IW Totals M3 TWO FAST HORSES WILL CONTEST TODAY Will Arrive Today to Be Beady for Match With John Gordon Tonight.

Heavyweight Champion Is to Throw Local Man Three Times in Hour. Sportsmen Want to Hear Gotch Tell When He Will Meet Jeffries. Contrary to expectations Frank Gotch, the heavyweight champion wrestler who to meet John Gordon tonight did not arrive in Minneapolis last night, but will be here the first thing this morning. Gotch took a run up to his home at Hum boldt, Iowa, on Sunday, and a wire from him yesterday stated that he would not be iii-Mmtesapotis tmttt about noon today. Every arrangement for the match is now complete and the doors of the big garage at Fifth street and Fifth avenue south will be thrown open at 7 o'clock tonight for the crowd that, desires to see the best man in the world at the wrestling game.

A few good seats are still obtainable apd these can be secured at the various selling places about town. No tickets will be sold these places after 4 o'clock this afternoon, and the next chance to get adminaions will be at the box office at tbe garage this evening. Dr. L. J.

Cooke, of the Cooke Institute of Physical Culture, who Is to referee the contest, stated yesterday that he would not act as an official if there was to be any ringside betting. Ceorge Capiln own er of ihe garage in which the match is to be held also stated that he would not allow open betting at the match so this disagreeable feature will be absolutely done away with. Gordon is in fine condition Just before the match and will give a good account of himself. He is ready for a hard gruel ling contest and will be in the game to win from Gotch If possible. The crowd will be all with Gordon and if he succeeds In Branding off the champion he will ad mittedly be one of Ihe very best men in the country.

The principals in the preliminary, Gene Cole and Frank Myers, are both confident. They will go on at 8:30 for twenty minutes of wrestling, and this will allow plenty of time for the main bout at 9 clock sharp. The various sportsmen about town, and chiefly the fig-ht fans, wtint to see Gotch because he is regarded ae the next op ponent of James J. Jeffries. They will give the wrestling champion a hearty welcome, and- an attempt will be made to get Gotch tojnake a public statement as to his intentions.

If Gotch can be In duced to tell -the crowd Just why he thinks he can beat Jeffries, he will gain hundreds of friends, who will be with him when he finally does face the unbeaten pugilistic champion. ONE MILE ROAD RACE AUTO RECORD IS LOWERED HAVANA, Feb. 15. 11. V.

Fletcher yeelprday lowered the one mile record road race on second; he covered the dis tance in 45 seconds. A trial at the one kilometer record failed by seven seconds of equalling the European figures for that distance. The closing race established the nrst American records for five, ten and twenty kilometres. The contests for abort distances were held In a splendid stretch of road be tween Ouanajay and Artemisa. Fletcher raced alone for the one kilo meter event.

Tracy having broken a gear while making a flying start. The time for the kilometer was 2S 3-5 seconds. As night was approaching the five, ten and twenly kilometer events were run in combination, the only contestants being Fletcher and R. G. Mendoza.

the latter driving a 35 horse power rar. Fletcher covered five kilometers in 3 minutes 4 1-5 seconds, 10 kilometers in 5 minutes and 57 seconds and twenty kilometers in 11 minutes IS 1-5 seconds. Mendoza occupied 21 minutes 13 sec onds in going twenty kilometers. B0WIING SCHEDULE IS COMPLETED AT MILWAUKEE MILWAUKEE, Feb. 15.

Tbe schedule committee of ihe American bowling congress completed its work last night. According to arrangements the tournament will begin at 8 clock Sat urday evening next with the five-men teams. There are exactly 217 five-men teams and it is figured out that with two hours allotted for each game it will take until Wednesday to complete the play In this division. This will be followed by the two-men teams, the tournament to wind up wlttutbe- individual class. ATTELL-WALSH FIGHT DECLARED OFF AT ST.

LOUIS ST. LOUIS, Feb. 15. The priie fight schedule for last night between Mnte Attell of San Francisco and Jrmmy Wahh of Boston, before the Commercial Athletic club, was declared off by Chief of Police Kielev. This was done after a confer ence with assistant, prosecuting attorney, Dalton, who took the view that the system of selling a membership ticket to the club' and then selling reserved seats to be used in connection with tho mem bershlp ticket, was against the law.

TEAMSTER'S SHOULDER BROKEN Hhr. of Seeds Fall I' pun Him 'With Serious onaeqaeners. N. W. Busch, a teamster for Northrop, King Is lying at the Wilbur hotel suffering; from serious Injuries which he sustained while taking a load of seeds to the Security warehouse.

Me was driving a wagon loaded with a number of sacks of seeds and when near the warehouse several of the saj-ks hecame dislodged and threatened to fall out of the wagon. llusch climbed back into Ihe box and endeavored to pile tho sacks more securely. While he was attempting to do this th bag on which he was standing slipped from under him and be fell from the wagon to tho ground. An avalanche of the heavy sacks descended upon him, breaking his shoulder and bruising him in numerous places about the body. lie was carried into ono of the rooms of Ihe warehouse, a physician was called and his arm was set.

He declined to go to tho city hospital, saying that he had one experience there and that was enough, so he was removed to the Wilbur hotel where he Is being cared for. It was at first thought that ho had sustained serious internal injuries which might prove fatal but he now seems to be improving and it is probable he will recover. WILL ADDRESS HARDWARE MEN W. H. Tobin, of this city, will address Ihe Minnesota Hardware Dealers Feb.

23, the second day of their three day convention at riuluth. NEW YORK COTTON. NEW YORK. Feb 14 Cotton-Hpot eloswd and steady: middling uplands, 7.70: middling gulf. 7.96; miles.

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In the pace Billy Boggs, owned by Peter McCoy, and Goshen Jim, owned by Fred Day, are picked as the favorites and some close brushes between the pair will sen. Billy Boggs went the half in the last free-for-all in 1:04 anil with favorable weather today it Is expected that both he and Goshen Jim will get about a second below this mark. W. B. MacLean's Silver Is the favorite in the trot.

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