mm «»:5h«iW»PW mmu- MONDAY, MAY 6, 1907. / "" 1 THE EVENING TIMES, GRAND FORKS, N. D. N'0\C£ - V* ' / PAGE THREE ARE YOU GOING TO ADD A TOUCH Of1 BEAUTY HE RESIGNED To Your I 'We oiler lor jroir con»ld< North Dakota Football Team state. Street trees, elm an# 12 to IS feet high, straight tr Without a Manager—Mr. • • mg$ FLO O'Connor Quits. Splrea, 5 kinds. s8$? Snowball, 6 kinds. Lilac, 40 different varieties J. F. T. O'Connor, recently made Syringa, 5 khtfs. ULlEMSlHie LIDS PUT HERE manager of the North Dakota foot­ Flowering Currant, 8 kinds ball team, has resigned. The resig­ Honeysuckle. 3 kinds. B nation was sent in on Saturday after­ these we have Elder, Sr Well Known Minneapolis Team noon. Prunus, Hydrangea. Deutzla Mr. O'Connor was obliged to take berries, Cornus, Symiphorlc Going Against Pickets this step on account of the large and numerous other hardy i amount of work he has been obliged in variety. Large sized apt v This Summer. to do, and that he will have to do this •bock. summer and coming fall. As manager Roses that will bloom LEAGUE of the football team last year, he was three Weeks ot the time thr a success, and it was hoped that he planted and continue to bloot The Lund ibaseball team of Minne­ would stay another year. stantly until frost. Fifteen For Next Few. Days There Will apolis has 'been organized for the HOTEL DACOTAH choicest kinds. season and will start out the season SPORTING EVENTS ON THE Vines, Clematis, red, pink, Be Something Doing All about the middle of May and con­ WEEK'S CALENDAR. THE FINEST IN THE NORTHWEST and blue. Wild Crape, Ivy, Cini tinue playing every day until Sep­ Monday. the Time. tember. Last year the Lunds played British woman's golf championship Rates: $2.00 to $4>0Q Per Day Sundays only and as a matter of fact opens at Newcastle, Ireland. the players were never able to get Ninth annual meet of the League of GRAND FORKS, ^ NORTH DAKOTA, j into shape. This year the manage­ American Sportsmen opens at Nor­ WICKLE1 All teams of the 'Northern Copper- ment Intends to turn out a profes­ ~ -J GROUNDS IN RIVERSIDE f Country league are now practicing for folk, Va. the opening on May 16, a little over sional aggregation and tours of North Meeting of the new Louisville Jockey- a week from today. It Is anticipated and South Dakota, as well as Wis­ club opens with the Kentucky derby. that by that time the members of the consin and Minnesota, will be made. Tuesday. various nines will be in first class Secretary Schultz ot the team has Iowa baseball league begins its sea­ condition for the season. already scheduled games with several son. The ' Calumet "Aristocrats" re­ of the best teams in the northwest, American Trotting association board , y'rV$.. ported in St Paul for prelim­ and the team will CHORUS OF 120 VOICES in the league. Two of the men secur­ twenty rounds, at Pueblo, Cal. Under direction of PROFESSOR 6. A. STOUT of Wesley Conser­ ed by Manager-Captain Frank Mul- Laws Take Saturday's Game Saturday. j vatory of MusIC) assisted by lane are Kurke and Newcomtoe of last Annual tournament of Intercollegi­ year's Lake Linden team. Kurke will ate 'Shooting association at Rockaway, CLARA WILLIAMS, (Minneapolis), Soprano, By Score of 14 to 10—Puts L. I. CHARLOTTE HARRIET SHELL, (Boston), .Alto, do the backstop work, assisted by IMPERIAL HOTEL Mullane, while Newcombe is on the Race of Harvard and Columbia var­ H. AUGUSTINE SMITH, (Chicago), Tenor. Machine Men Out. sity crews on Charles river, Boston. M. J. OT.ONNOK, Proprietor dUSTAF HOLMQUIST, (Chicago), Basso, pitching 'staff. Calumet's first game is scheduled Princeton university interscholastic and the championship at Princeton, X. J. AMERICAN PLAN Ratest la50 per day SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA to be played with the fast St. Thomas college team of St. Paul. The team Standing of the Teams. Yale-Harvard track and field meet j has secured the use of the St. Paul w. L. Pet. at Princeton, N. J. New Furniture—All Modern NEAR GREAT NORTHERN DEPOT Tickets Now on Sale at Octti Mnalc Store ... American association team for its Laws 2 0 1000 Brown-M. I. T. track and field meet •I Arts 1 0 1000 at Boston. Prices: Season tickets, $4]00, $&50, games in the Saintly city, and expects K^ep your eye on the 'black pacing to be in the best possible shape when Preps 1 1 .500 Dartmouth-Amherst track and field Single Admission—Evening, v&QQ, $1.50, $1.00. Commercials 0 1 .000 meet at Hanover, N. H. stallion, to be sold this month. He Single Admission—Afternoon, $1.00, 75c. and 50c. the N. C. league seasons opens on Thursday, 'May 16. Calumet is schedul­ Engineers 0 2 .000 Wesleyan-Williams track and field has a mark of 2:07*4—but the Call vj Send Mall Orders to John H. Catkin. Bovlneis, Manager. ed to open the season in Winnipeg, By defeating the Engineers in a well meet at Mlddletown, Conn!' predicts he will hang up a two-min­ Virginia-Johns Hopkins track and Box 106, Grand Forks, H. D. with Houghton playing In Duluth. played game Saturday afternoon, the ute mark this year if he fails into Captain Taylor, of the Giants, in­ Laws took the lead in the inter-de­ field meet at Baltimore. formed the Jhome management last partment baseball league at the uni­ Swartmort-Dickinson track and field the hands of a race-horse man at w ous tor chorals among musicians week that he had signed several addi­ versity. The final score was 14 to 10, meet at Carlisle, Pa. the sale. everywhere, and Richard Heuberger, tional players, and that when the team but this mountain of tallies does not Nebraska-Minnesota track and field In the 2:24 class trot in the Cen­ '^e/9 CQ the other director, is a professor at returned to Houghton the latter part denote that the game was a good one. meet at Minneapolis. tral circuit of North Dakota the purse VIENNA MALE the Vienna conservatoire. Social of the week, in order to meet the The Engineers have been put out of Naval academy-Carlisle Indians is $500 and there will be a big field status and musical ability are equal Medicin4 Hat team a week from Sun­ the pennant race entirely by Satur­ track and field meet at Annapolis. of starters. Sanitary Plumbing. requisites to membership in the so­ day, there need be no fear as to the day's defeat, while the Laws feel as Entries for the Central circuit of Steam nnd Hot Water. ciety. No less than eight millionaires ability of the men brought along with though they were already possessors YOUNG GOULD'S TENNIS HONORS. North Dakota close May 15. Heating Ventilation are on the rolls, and In addition there him. Taylor had his men join him of the 'rag. The score by innings. J. O. Connor of Courtenay, N. D., nnd Oaa Fitting. SINGERS VISIT R. H IS Wins International Court Champion, has purchased of F. N. Lee of Brit- are many nobles, artists, high officials, in Chicago the first of the week and - Both Phones 1043.L. Engineers. 0 1 4 2 0 0 0 3 0—lO*" 8 7 ship in Hard Contest. ton, S. D., the handsome chestnut university professors and distinguish­ they put In a couple of davs practic­ Laws 5 3 0 3 0 0 2 1 *—14 12 8 London, May 6.—Jay Gould, son of ed professional men. Past members ing on the grounds of the West End, Batteries: Laws, Fletcher, Bates stallion Richard Carvel, 2:23%. and Oliver; Engineers, Bell and Mc­ George J. Gould, the railroad mag­ Mrs. D. M. Oockerill of Grand Cen­ of the society include Mendelssohn, one of the teams of the Chicago City Kay. nate, of New York Saturday won the Richard Wagner, Liszt, Johann league. tre, Sask., has purchased of F. N. F. Norquist, Mngr. championship match of the interna­ Lee of Briton, S. D.. the three-year- Strauss, Bruckner, Brahms and other Over at Eau Claire, Wis., the Duluth tional amateur court tennis tourna­ famous composers. Meyerbeer and White Sox are limbering up, playing old colt Carol B., 44800 by Connois­ ment at the Queen's club, defeating seur 9283. Famous Austrian Musical Or­ Schumann, although not affiliated against the Wisconsin State league Eustace H. Miles, holder of the 'title. with the organization, also dedicated team of that city. In two games play­ IIBI6VSOON S. Warner of Mapleton, N. D.. has The last set the American suffered a string of seven running horses at ganization to Serenade compositions in Its honor. ed so far, the Wisconslnites tcok one from a cramp in his arm and the •; Among the notable trips of the so­ and lost one. The first game resulted the race track at Fargo, which he is Modern Dentistry ,v game was stopped for a 'few mo­ fitting for the races this season. In Roosevelt. ciety were those to Venice in 1874; in the White Sox being drubbed ter­ Minnesota Varsity and North ments. to Berlin-and Brussels In 1880; Con­ ribly. It was a ireal cold day, in fact, his string are Kingscourt, Dixey, Mis­ souri Belle, Little Chub, Ladoga, So At Modern Prices stantinople and Athens in 1891; Paris more suitable to football than base­ Dakota to Cross Bats on ORGANIZE CLUB. in 1900; Egypt in 1904, and London ball. The final score was 18 to 3. Last, La Pinka. All have wintered IS THE SIXTIETH Rolette, N. D., May 6.—A baseball well and are looking extremely fine In 1906. Altogether, the. present The curtain is kindly drawn on the Friday Next. club has been organized here. The ANNUAL JOURNEY journey is the sixtieth undertaken Iby particulars of the slaughter. The for this time of the year. Mr. Warner yU officers elected are as follows: man­ is one of the most enthusiastic run­ the society. In its eventful history next game played resulted in the Soxs ager, F. J. White; captain, D. J. Mc­ the society has given concerts before redeeming themselves, winning in a ning-horse men in the northwest and The first game of baseball Grand Lennan; secretary, T. Thorssen; generally manages to bring home his many monarchs. The first on record well played' game with a score of 5 Forks people will have an opportunity treasurer, R. E. Johnson. Concerts to Be Given in Many was In 1845, when the society sang to 2. Cummins worked in the box to witness, will be pulled off on next share of the money. tor the Emperor of Austria at a con­ for Duluth. The great stallion Adrian Ha-Ha, Friday afternoon. The teams of the GAME CALLED OFF. is being jogged by Thos. L. Murphy Large Cities—Other Trips cert given in honor of the Duchess The Wlnnipegers are at LaCrosse, North Dakota and Minnesota univer­ A game between Concordia college of Kent, mother of the late Queen Wis., working out the ldnks. In a sities cross bats on the university and the Dakota Business college at at the fair grounds track. Fargo, and Undertaken. Victoria. In 1867, when Napoleon III. game with the team of that city, the it is understood will be fitted for the Full Set ot Teeth $5 to $10 diamond, and indications are that die Fargo was called off Saturday after­ races in the northwest this year. He and his consort, Eugenie, visited Salz­ Canadians were defeated by a score game will be a fast one. noon in the sixth inning. At that Gold Crowns, 22k $5.00 burg, the society sang. At the cele­ of 5 to 0, poultry produce being the ought to be "the goods." The North Dakota team is out every time the Moorhead team was in the Trainer Olsten has a stallion owned Bridge Work $5.00 Aaaoelate4 Preaa to The Evening Timet bration of the fiftieth anniversary of only thing the Maroons could draw. day practicing, and expects to be in lead. 6 to 5. Fillings 50c. up the socletry fourteen years ago there President Pulford, however, is well by Smith Brothers of Fargo in his New York, May 6.—The most am­ fine shape for the game Friday. So •*••••••••••••••••*• string that is said to be as speedy Examination Free bitious undertaking of the greatest were present the emperor, the king satisfied with the work of the team far, the North Dakotans have not had amateur choral organization in the of Saxony and scores of nobles and during the training trip. * NATIONAL LEAGUE * as a ghost. Winnipeg is making great arrange­ 'a match game, so that their exact The gray pacing mare, Sylviaone, entire world will culminate success­ diplomatic representatives from many strength is not known. However they (2:09%), formerly owned by J. F. Painless Extraction fully this evening, when the Vienna lands. During the visit to London ments for the opening of the season. promise to do things on May 10. STANDING OF THH TEAMS. Male Singing society, hundreds lasit year (the society appeared by Mayor Ashdown will cast the first W. U Pet. Collins of Page, 'has been sold to a We are offering the above low toall over the pan, or rather, as near There will 'be many people in Grand New York 15 3 .833 party who will drive her double. strong, will descend upon the white royal command ibefore King Edward Forks from out of town to attend Chicago 15 3 .833 price to advertise our location. house and serenade President Roose­ and Queen Alexandria in Buckingham as possible. Happyland will be the Pittsburg 9 5 .643 scene of the game in that city this the game. Former students of the Philadelphia 9 6 .600 How are your Kidneys? It is dan­ velt and his family. The company of palace. The king's party numbered university will be here in big num­ gerous to delay when the Kidneys are about fifty persons, Including all the year, and the diamond will be in first Boston 8 8 .500 350 persons made the trip on the in­ class condition. bers. Cincinnati 7 10 .412 sick. One box of Kidney-Ettes will itial voyage of the Hamburg-American members of the royal famlily. St. Louis 3 16 .158 recommend the next. 25 cents. The Winnipeg baseball club has re­ OPEN SEASON MAT 17. Brooklyn 1 15 .063 Union Dentists liner, Oceana, and left this morning ceived from the Htbbhig team of the Sold by Dacotah Pharmacy, Grand Over Stanchfield'8 Clothing Store. on a sipedal train for Washington. DINNER FOR PREMIERS. Game* Sunday. Forks, and I. Kingman, East Grand For months arrangements have been Aaaaelate* PMI Cable to The livening Copper Country district, a letter, in Crosby Has Two Teams This Tear- Cincinnati. 11; St. Louis, 2. Ttaea. which they have accepted the offer to Be No Dearth of Sport. Chicago. 3; Pittsburg, 1. Forks. going forward for the event, Austrian London, May 6.—The Irish national­ play a series of exhibition games in Crosby, N. D., May 6.—Crosby is Ambassador Francis making an en­ ists, who have refused to take any Gamea Saturday. gagement with the president for the Winnipeg prior to the opening of the right to the'front with two baseball New York. 10; Brooklyn. 0. part in the various entertainments ar­ Northern-Copper Country season. The teams this year. The home team Cincinnati. 5: St. Louis. 1. IAS. A. DINN1E A.-S. DINNIE reception of the singing society at ranged for the colonial premiers, even Chicago, 1; Pittsburg. 0. the executive mansion. The society dates which the Hibbing team will and a union team with Imperial, that given toy the house of commons, fill are May 13 and 14, the Lethbridge which latter town is a part of old *•*•••••••••*•*••*«• has appeared many times before the will give a banquet for the prime min­ Austrian emperor, King Edward of club playing a series of games then Crosby before the railroad split it up. isters this evening. It is expected on May 9, 10 and 11. These will be The 'home team, Ed Bngebritscn, * AMERICAN LEAGUE * England and other European mon- that the dinner will be made the oc­ the only games in which the Maroons manager, Crosby, will play the open­ •*••••••••••••*••••• archs, but this is their flTst visit to casion for a great heme rule demon­ STANDING OP THE TEAMS. DINNIE America. All of the members of the will figure in their home city before ing game with Kemirt at Crosby May W. U Pet. stration, as all the premiers are proo- the opening of the league 17. The union team, E. F. Beulow, Chicago 12 6 .667 society are of great social distinction nounced advocates of the self-govern- manager, Crosiby. gees to Ambrose on New York 11 6 .64i in Vienna and the roster Includes ment of Ireland. The affair assumes ARE FIGHTING. Philadelphia 10 7 . 58S many nobles, millionaires and promi­ that date. The inclement weather Detroit 9 7 .»6o especial importance at this time, ow­ Dr. P. R. Glass, president and sec­ 'has so far prevented practising and Cleveland 9 8 .a29 nent officials. ing to the fact that the Irish council retary 'of the Northern-Copper Coun­ Boston 8 10 .444 In the party that left this morning the shaping up of the diamond. Washington 5 11 -313 BROS. bill will be Introduced in the house of try league, is in a controversy with St. Louis 5 13 .2 • 8 on its musical mission to Washington, commons tomorrow. In regard to the President Lennon of the Chicago BASEBALL MEETING. in addition to the wives and other terms of the proposed measures wide American association team, which Towner, N. D., May 6.—A meeting Gamea Sunday. relatives of the 180 singers, are many differences of opinion exist between .promises to end before the national of the baseball fans of this city was Cleveland, 4; Chicago, 1. other distinguished citizens of Vienna the government and the Irish nation­ commission. Last fall, Vorpagel of held on Saturday evening for the Gamea Saturday. Gener'l Contractors and fifteen foreign newspaper corre­ alists, but the latter hope to obtain the Calumet team, and Aowell of the purpose of organizing a club and dis­ Chicago, 2: Detroit. 1. spondents of national reputation, rep­ Boston. 6; Washington. 0. through amendments what is with­ Houghton Giants, were ostensibly cussing plans for the coming season. New York, 8: Philadelphia, 0. resenting the leading journals of held in the original bill. A few of purchased by St. Paul. The pur­ Towner will foe represented on the and Builders Paris, Berlin and London, as well as the cabinet members who favor home chase money was not paid, however, diamond this year by a first class the Austrian capital. Although the rule were willing to grant the de­ although Dr. Glass took the matter team. Joe Flannagin. formerly a well * AMERICAN ASSN. * trip is primarily for the purpose of mands ot Chairman John Redmond, up with Secretary Farrell several known university athletic man, will *••••***•••••••••••• GRAND FORKS, N. DAK. singing before President Roosevelt, leader of the Irish parliamentary times. Now St. Paul has turned the be in the game. STANDING OF THE CLUBS. the society will give concerts In this party, but the majority favor a meas­ two men over to Madison, in the W. L. P.O. city, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Buffalo SECOND-rEAM ORGANIZED. Columbus 12 4 .750 ure far short of what the nationalists Wisconsin State league, and the Cal­ Louisville 9 4 .692 General Office: 314 International Avenue and Poughkeepsle. The tourists will ask for. The bill, as it will toe pre­ umet and Houghton magnates want The different department baseball Indianapolis 8 8 .500 leave New York on. May 17, and on sented by Secretary tor Ireland Blr- to see the men or the money. players of the university have organ­ Toledo 7 8 .467 May 26 will be back in Vienna. The ized a second team. Harry Cooper Kansas City 5 6 .455 rell, provides for an Irish council, in Milwaukee 8 10 .444 most elaborate preparations have been part elective and in part nominative, HIGH SCHOOL LOST. was elected manager and Bernhart St. Paul 7 10 .412 Tnarfp by the leading singing societies which shall administer the Internal Sandlie captain. There seems to be Minneapolis 4 10 .286 White and Brown Lime Minnesota Team Won From Fargo by a lot of material outside of the var­ of the cities to be visited for the en­ affairs of the island, exclusive of the Gamea Sunday. tertainment to the members of the army and navy, but will have little the Score of 4 to 1. sity men to make up a strong second St. Paul. 2; Columbus. 1. party, and their brief trip through the law-making powers. Fargo, N. D.. May 6.—In a well team, and Manager Cooper is going Minneapolis. 7; Toledo, 5. Fire Brick and Clay east will be a continual ovation. It played game, of baseball at Hawley, to give them an opportunity to show Milwaukee, 6; Indianapolis, 0. is estimated that the total cost of the FAREWELL TO "GYPSY" SMITH. Minn., Saturday, between the Fargo their skill against other strong teams. Game* Saturday. trip will be $200,000, exclusive of any New York, May 6.—The National high school team and the high school Indianapolis. 2; Milwaukee. 1. Hair, Sand, Plaster personal expenditures made by mem­ Bible Institute of New York has com­ team of Hawley, the Dakotans were TOURNAMENT. Columbus, 4; St. Paul, 3. bers of the party. pleted arrangements for a notable defeated by 4 to 1. The Hawley team Westhope, N. D., May 6.—The dates Louisville, 14; Kansas City, 9. farewell dinner and reception at the is said to be very strong this year for the 'baseball tournament have »«»»»*»**»»»•»*»•« .Domestic „ and, Mortar Color The -Vienna Male Singing society Hotc4 Astor tonight in 'honor of and defeated the Moorhead high been decided upon. June 13, 14 and * SOME HORSE DOPE. * was founded on Oct. 6, 1843, under "Gypsy" Smith, the noted evangelist, school boys 1 to 0 several days ago. 15 are the days, and a big time is Portland Cement Manafactnrers'of Brick who is about to return to England anticipated. Mrst class prizes will the direction of Dr. August Schmidt, be offered. W. H. Furlong of Colgate, N. D., a famous musical critic of that time, after a successful tour of America. WILL RE THINGS DOING. has purchased of the Chiscaskia stock and is the oldest organisation of its The speakers at the dinner will in­ Palermo, N. D., May 6.—There will FIRST SHOOT. farm, Blackwell, Okla., Robert P., a kind in the Austrian capital. It now clude the Rev. Dr. Newell Dwight 'be things doing in Palermo this year, TJie members of the gun club of speedy and handsome son of Symbo- has over 400 active members. Prank Hlllis of Brooklyn; Rev. Dr. Charles basebally talking. A club has been Fargo have 'their first practice shoot leer 2:09%. Robert P. is credited We Manufacture and Lay Cement Walks Schnelderhan, the present president, F. Aked, the new pastor of the Fifth organized, with Harry McDowell on Sunday. The club grounds are with a trial of 2: IS. He ought to 'i Is one of Austria's formost financiers Avenue Baptist church, and Don O. named as manager, and A. N. John­ now located In a different place, and tnake 'em step along some In the slow I Yonr Business Solicited. Estimates Furnished Upon Applies! ion and la at the head of a dozen great Shelton, president ot the National son as treasurer. A first class team quite a number of good shotB turned classes. F. D. Browning will, train industries. Edouard Kresmer Is fam­ Bible Institute. will be organized. • out yesterday to "try" the new field. him.