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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-08

T.. AMATEUR BOXING AT ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, Dec. 8-After hearing of attorneys
representing the Western Amateur Athletic I'M.
Ion and the Missouri Athletic club the board of
police commissioners yesterday announced that
boxing bouts between recognized amateurs would
be permitted when held under the auspices of an
established club, and to witness which no ad.
mission fee is charged and none other than club
members are present. .r .s@.T -.
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MEETING EFT POSTPONED
American Association Conference to Be
Held Tin Chicago Dec. 28. s.

:. Word was received from Milwaukee yesterday
that tn thes annual meeting Of the American asso-
Glatlon, which was to have been held on Satur-
day and Sunday, has been postponed until Dec.
%. The meeting will be held in Chicago. Off.
GERS will be elected and schedule and other com.
mittees will be appointed :
1t Is pretty certain that Joseph O'Brien will
succeed himself as president without opposition.
For a while it looked tho former president
Of the league would be candidate for re-
election, but now it is said that all the direc
tors will vote for O'Brien '-.- -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-08
ADYANCER'S OWNER
TO GET THE PURSES
Journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service.
Chicago. Dec. s.-The American Trottng as
ISOLATION board Of appeals in its final session
at the Auditorium Wednesday, ordered that the
Milwaukee and Libertyville Racing associations
pay the purse money which they had withheld
from L N. Chase Of Brandon, Vt, which his
horse, Advancer, alleged to be a ringer, won at
their respective meetings. -
The identity of Advancer was established to
the satisfac ton Of the board
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-08
LEAGUE PLAY BEGINS
City Basketball League Games Start
Next Monday,

Monday evening the Drummond hall and Trim
tty teams will meet on the formers floor in the
opening game OF the City Basketball league
Tuesday evening the z. NJ. O. A. and Holcomb
Lyndales and Riversides viii provide the third
game Of the schedule Dec. 16. It is expected
that the schedule will warrant the play Of at
least three games week from now on.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-08
PRIZE RING IS
SCENE OF DEATH
California Fighter Dies in Ring
as Result Of a
Blow.
journal Especial Service.

Yreka, CAL. Dec. Sack Mcdonald, a ia
porer, at weed and champion of the locality,
Was Was kllleo IN fstic contest last night by Sid
hoperts. The two men made arrangements for
ten-round bout for the gate receipts and a
snail purse, but from the third round Roberts
had everything his \own way until the ninth,
when Mcdonald was all but gone.
hoDerts swung vicious left to the back of
Mcdonald did not regain consciousness. and died
soon aftervard The doctor pronounced death
que 70 hemorrhage of the brain. Roberts now
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-08
SKATERS MEETING IN CHICAGO.

SKATERS MEETING IN CHICAGO.
81 Chicago, Dec. S.-The annual meeting of the
Western Skating association will be held at the
Sherman house on Monday night to elect officers
and transact other important business Tor the
coming season. The constitution, bylaws and
skating rules which have been revised by the
board Of control will be acted upon at this meet
ing.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-08
JOE CANTlLL0N IS
OUT OF HOSPITAL
Journal Special Service.

journal Special Service. r.. /.~.# ssa#
Chicago, Dec. S.-Joe Cantillon of the Amer
lean association and the Western league who
has been i'll for some time at Rochester, MINI.
has arrived in the city. Mr.. Cantillon appears
to be in fairly good shape. =.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-21
(c'sninuaci6n de la pdqma fq)

(cjsnknuaci6n de la pdqmsa 10y
cos do los Estados Untdos, sujsto &
10 voluntad de su pusb 0, y que ibsn 4
tsrer sdsmks complsts representation
y part 'cipscl6u scsiva en- nusstros
asur tos nacionsles. Ssguramente, su
G obsrn ador iba { ser e'ecto por ellos,
8 81 se nombrsba desde aqui, seria, un
nativo y que nues.ro pueblo no per
misirfa ningdu retroceso en- el egimsn
repre-, entativo do 10 isis.
les extrsh1 que sllos ~ aientan
sscontsntos, ds!pues dc aguardsr
mis- menos pasientemeate durarte
siets amos & que SO resuelva su status,
para encontrarse sl fin, copqae van {
ser desp 'jados para siempre do toda
|iphuencia 8 representation en- los
ssuntos nsc'onales, salvo un dslega
do en- el Congreso); con que sus 60
b.rnsntes, que no e,tan sujstos direc-
to nj indi; ectamsnte, o. 10 mas miui-
mo { su volantsd, han de ejsrcer el
derecho de soberapfa sobrs ellos, sin
restriction nj limitaci6n de nipguna
clase por Ia ,nstitucl6n 6 las lsyes y
sin espersnza de quo 10 e ante que es.
ID det.As de nuestro gobierno pida un
cambio; con que el 'istm que 50 10,
ha concedido les conaers muy poca
partici paoi6n 60 Ia 81 pdblica y so
bre el cual no tiensu predominio a.
guno, adeu IL do ser 6lrigida por ex
trahos, antipAticos por nsturalesa ,
contrarios a las costumbrts y couvic
clones trad 'eionales que son mss que
ridas; extrafos que, adsu as, destru
yen y revocau todas las leyes y sists
ma de tram taci6n establscidoslsn con
tra de 81 voluntad, sustituyendola
por una nueva ytx'r" A. conducta el
cssi todos los 6rdenes dc Ia vida2 E.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-21
la incorporation
Sc convirti6 en- aqua do ce.
rrajas este euco dc Ia liz
ga de Muoicipios.
PAsARSE De LISTOs
La voluntad deun pals Sc ma.
nlhesta sin necesidad de
ohClnesCas formulas.

Van res 2ondtendo cumplidsmente
los pueblos de la isls, 4 la popa
ganda gensrosa y simpatica de Ia Ii.
Ga do Munieipios.
LIS fondos do dicha nsociacl6u
aumsntan do dia en- dia.
to ofoiua de la L'ga sst& alberta
on San Juan, dcnds uu personal acti.
70 y compstente SO ooupa On los di-
v rsos ssuntos que atS llen & la union
de los ayontamieDsos.
Las adhessones son cada vfs md.
numerosas, espontaueas y entusiastas.
Y todo esto 10 efsctha sin nscesi
dad de Ia decansada incorporation.
Qle huelga en- absolute.
Como hlelgA todo 10 indtil.
Para trabaiar por su pals, como
10 viensn hacienda actualmsnte, cor
fe = con ensrgfa, con intsligencia y cor
honor, para nada necesits incorporar
sc Ia Liga de los municipios.
I7corporaci6n en- este case equi
valid ia desintegrsci6n.
Ynos Sc desintregran jamas hechos
fderzas 8 entidsdes que SO forman POI
virtud do imferioaas cirsunstanci 8
smbientes, al punto de que todo CON
tribuys q 81 cabsl y ccmplsto dessn
volvimiebto,
6Qus mas quisieran los eremigc
del espfritu pusrtorriqusfio sino We
reducida al mas irrsmsdiabls y estsri
de los fracasos, por medic de aquell
inocente trabs, Ia labor dignifcs dor'
de nuestras corporaciones populares
Y deoimos inoceute, aunqus su In
tenc!6n en- el fondo revslc toda Ia mi
licia de consumados legulsyos, porqu
splicsda { 10 practica do los hschos n
results ri mucho, nj poco, toda vt
que ha sido fell eludlrla por CON
,pleto.
Son formulas ofcineseas del tod
secundarias.
Los pusb'os ref xlvos como
nuestro no SO prsndan IN de form,
las, aunqve pretendAn smbaucarlc
con las mismas nusitros omniscients
sducadores
Algupo SO ha pasado dc llsto {
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-21
1OEBE GOBERNARSE A PU[RTO-R|CO
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
krticuIo de Mr.. Hobart S. Bird, en- ell Outlook"

resdmen, aquel gobierno constituclo-
nal y representative que ha desapsrs'
cid o do su terra 81 10 que coustItuye
la oueis fundsm sntal de aquel pue
bio.
Los pusrtorr'qushos eitan aeos-
tumbr ados & limitaoionss constitucio'
nsle. mas minuciosas rsstriccto-
30 que nosotrcs, y 20 no pusdo Greer
cue cua quler dis oosici6n rszonada en-
Ia Ley OrgSnics mandstaria 9 prohi
bitoris, ssris motive do objscci6n al
| guna por parts de clos. Colossrdo
| las in!clatlvas ca sus propias manos,
aun dentro do limites sdeeuados, re-
.ultsria un maravilloso b&lsame 4 las
heridas que sllos Green que les hsmos
inferido.
iQue harfan los puertorriqueilos
con este poder9 Ellos dissn que daran
muy busnas cuentas do 81 mlsmos, tan
buenas emo los cubanoa meiores
| Et'os pusder, 81 10 dessan, reducir SUI
presupuestos, cuando m@nos las su
mas bassdas on tempo do Espshs
|ellos puedsn 81 10 dssean, mejorar 10,
di.tintos servcios: pdblicos. 6Pode'
lmos decir que no 10 har&n? 6No dc
bemos ponernos en- guardia contra d.
ciertos extremos que tsnsmos, psrmt
lti9ndoles do estos lfmites, que hsga,
lilo que dssean, 81 ndo el os los res
ponss blss dc sus erros y prsparando o
asf Ia algeria en- vez de descontentt
Hsgamos para otros 10 que desearfa
mos h ci sseu con noiotros, declsran
do 4 Puerto Rico tsrritorio autod6mi
I. 60, en- ves dc tensrle como una Acc
cuya utilidad principal ha de convsr
! ltirse eventuslmente on un basursr'
, para los favoritos po'isicos carpet
, bhaggers,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-21
IRlANDEstS |ND|GNADOS

Las socisd adss irlandesas do New
York , de otros lugares de los EIsado
Unidos 90 musstran indignsdas con ls
visisa do 10 Eseusdra BritAnica qus
ha llsgadc 81 mando dol Principe Luis
de Battembsrg.
Diesn los fervisntss adoradorss d.
San Pa.rlsio que ssa vista no 80 deb'
{ uns pura eortssia intsrnscional, 81
40 Que tisns por obisto ssegurar uns
lisnxa entire Ipglatsrra J los Estadoi
Jnidos.
Dominados por IN rsncoroso sen
nisn.o do hostilidad crsclsntc esls
slebrando los irlandeies numer osO'
meetings, do protssta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-21
Ia Grippe curada en- a horas
ComprobadO clentificamente

Los Sfnt )mas precursores de la
Grippe , Flebres pslddicss, como son;
dolores de ca5ezs, ardor en los oios,
quebrantamiento general, huxi6n ma.
sal, perdIds del apetito, escslofrfos,
dolor en- las espaldas, depression ner.
vioss, dolor en- las articulaciones,
frlaldad en- los pies J manos, tos SEGA
J pertinaE, MAJ sabor en- la bocs, ETC.,
ETC., empleEan 4 dessparecer & la me.
.dia hora Dc tomAr les sCGpsulaa de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-21
vAR|AS NOT|C|AS
Don Francisco Acosta. LAS
obrss del teatro de San
Juan. Costo, $4,000.
OPERETA ITALIANA
Asamb1ea de medicos.-Al.
cantarlllas. Sci fiscal del
Tribunal Supreme.

Ha rsgresado dc 10 isls nuestro
amigo don Franciico Acosta, alto en-.
pleado de Ia odcina del Attor1ey Go.
neral.
Sc asegura que las obras que
seran realizsdas en- el teatro costarln
mas de Is 900 dollars. Ssria muy
convenients que 90 estudisss con do.
tenci6n el plano del arQuitscto mum.
cipsl, 4 fin de que las reformas res
pondan & Ia mportancia del trabsjo
que So pienss realIzar en- sl colisso.
-Muy pronto llegsrA q San Juan
10 gran compshfa dc opereta itsliana
dirigida por Scognamiglio. El Par.
que Borlnquen serA ccnvenientemente
arreglado fin de que pueda darss
en- dicho sitio una serie de funcio,e res.
$50 nos han acercado Va las per-
sonAs 4 in de que Sc les informs acer.
cA dc 10 proyectada asamblsa do me.
dicos que tenia que rsunirse en- ests
ciudsd para resolver el establecimien.
to de un sanstorio contra tubsrculo-
sis.
En- que ha quedado dicho proyecto
es question que reso,verA Ia Asocia-
ci6n Medica de Puerto Rico, quisn
, tuvo varias sesiones en- el Atsneo so.
brs el referido objeto.
Las alcantarillas de Ia calle de-
/ la Tauca y Fortaleza, dsspiden muy
malos olores, 10 que resulta un peli-
gro para la hygiene.
-Regres6 dc los bshos de Coa-
mo el h.cal del Tribunal Supreme,
don Jes6s Rossy.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-21
TR|BUTO A HERtD|A

El Ateneo dc 10 Bsbans cslebFd
\ brillsnte fiesta Ifrico literaria 90
nor del gran poeta cubano frances
se Maria dc HoredIs, fsllecido re-
ntemente.
Tomaron parte en- ella Ia Iehors
anche de BSralt, y los le1ores doc
JosS A. Gonzalez Lsnuzs, doctor
ardo Dolz, Jesus CsstellsuoS, Ma
Ssrafn PichArdo, doctor Lincoln
ZayAs, Auiceto valdiVis lConde
tisl y el pianista puertorrlqueh) }
z.lo Nunez, quiea cerro la hesta
una graz sonata De Beethoven,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-21
UN ATROPELIO

Don Jesus , don NlcolEs Perez,
comereIanteI, que tlenen un eItAble-
cimiento en- el csllej6n del Hospital,
fueron sgrsdidos snoche por unos
cuautos sold&dos puertorriqusaos que
despu9s de marie algunos stectos
% pegsron & psgarlos. L1s Stfiores
Perez fueron asis,idos 90 Ia aala de
soeorroa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-21
NOTks DE- MAUNADO
FL cabo Issrn. Sobre oil uso
dc las garrochss. El tenn
pIo cat5lico.
CIRCUlO SOCIAL
CIRCULO SOCIAL
Pr6xima aperture. .--El Juez
de paz don Federico Leon.
Un fugado del Deposlto.

A juzgsr por las quejas popularss
el csbo do 10 policia insular do este
pueblo, Lorenzo 1serr, no 80 ports
muy bisn.
Extrsma dem asiado 10 nota intrAn.
s'gsnts On 10 que 80 reasre { trienan.
xss J dispc sclons que On NADIA psrju
dican al bisn pdblico y que, por sl
ntrario, coatribuyen { 10 rrfna del
pals J desalisnto de las clases traba
jadoras.
A iniciat,va de los sehores Suce
s,rss de Joss Maria ORTIZ, 90 ha slsva.
do por todos los hacendados dc Msu'
nabo un ssc.ito al Copaej, Ejscutlvo,
pidiendo harmonics con las necesida-
dss del pats 10 10y que prohibe q los
csrretsros sl uso dc las garrochas.
So fdndan los arm antss en- razonei
de gran peso y msncionsn un prtcepse
de nusssras lsyes que no sstA ca pugni
CON ol utO W ~ yuifVft"
La poliefa e. tan iusolerants cor
los earrsteros, que On 10 proxtma 90
.soha van 4 escassar brszos para
transports do 10 cana.
Hay en- este pueblo gran sptu
sissmo para 10 reconstrucei6n dc
t.mnlo eat6lico, destruido per el ci
cl6n.
Ell sutusissta sAeerdote don Lui
Rodriguez trabaia actlvamenta par
Que las obras do eonit .ucci6n emp'e
cen cusnto antss.
Hay uoa regular suma colectad
nara al comisnzo do los trAbaios.
Ell afamado cinematogrsfo d
Maym6a y Rsho'a que s'tI dsndo fun
clones On este, ha sufrldo auochs u
oon.ratismpo lamsntabs.
Estsll6 uuo de los sabos del apa
ratio. ocssionado 10 suspension d.
aeto.
Esta ncchs serA 10 function gr'
is On 10 plaza pdb.ica.
-Ha sido may lsfdo favorable
msnts comsntado 81 artfculo can't
amsricanismo,, de LA DHMoCRAcIA d.
skbado.
Fslicit mos & su' autor.
-Slgusn progresaudo los trabsj'
del Csntro do instruction y R'erso
Maunaho.
Va est& instalaio teatro y pro
10 ssrk 10 aper.ura dsl circulo dom
tri 4 recrsarss esta culta s)cisddad.
-1ntsrinaments esta dssmp' hau'
ssts Ju.gado dc paz sl pressigio
ciudsdauo , respstsbls sorrsligion
rio don Federico Ls6n.
Sustituye tsuporalmcnte d.
HlArio ortlz.
Ell domingo por Ia nochs 90 III
del Dspsrtsmcnto Municipal sl do
nido por s,cs 1dalo y Agrssi6n Jul
Ortiz.
Sc encuentra snfsrms de Alg
cuidsdo la respectable ssfiera dofls J
liz Ortiz, madre do nusstros amigos
!, sorrsligionsrios don G alo Martinez
don Cscllio O 'tts. Hacemos votos
au rsstablseimisnto.
Rcmacsr,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-21
EN- Il ATtNEO

81 dia 20 del corrlente So llsvark
4 steeto en- los salonss del Ateneo la
asamb!ea coustitltiva de ls AsociA.
c On de escr .tores J srtlstss, con el On
dc Aprobar Ell reglsm anto nombrar
la iunts defultiva de goblerno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-21
Ir0niCa
Ami querido amigo don lose E. Diaz

Eustoquio amigo; 81 la vida humana
es un conclerto donde cada uno
entona e eanto que le ia Ia gans,
pernitere tai vez, qre hssta impottuno
lance 20 el mfo. Isl lamar canto
rs,utase ripio para alguno
6Y por que no rer... ? El na.lado en- tant9
p0r el pleIogo immense que tu sabss
c1nsina sin cesar.... NADIA do llanto,
AL que llore J suspire no 10 aSbss
6es hp6crita audaE un pobre )mbre
que sostlere 10 vida con israbes.
A reir y q cAntar =, tOh, no ts asombre
el canto es una salsa de.icioss
quo & tcdo da aabor da rsnombre.
A cansar y 4 rsir",. ;usra la prosa
e pal jarillo santa en- 10 enramada
hssta ell vlsnto, al eruzAr la sslva umbrosa
Ia mia gsntil enamorada
eabe oil arroyo que su amor murnura
entons su canci6n apasonada.
~ por que no cantArP La copa apura;
del noble pssho la snsisdad destierra
spAria de tus lab os la amargura..,...
Cantemos por Bornquen do 90 encierra
sl sxtrsno poder que ys Ia expota
dc 10 oris del mars Ia alta sisrra
Cautemos por el pobre trists ilota
que en- su propio pals misero salta
como pusde satar una pelota.
Qus cual nosotros, con 10 frents alta,
entone esta canci6n de s lronia
todo sl que sietta que la rs le fa}ta;
todo el que picnic que, al nacer ell dis
tras las dorsdas nubes de 10 AURORA
otras vendrAn de negrs tirsnfa
gas no cusl catta ell ave trinadora
en reluciente iauls sprisionada
que los cieos libertad implore;
nj como hera indomta, eni suads,
que ruja de inpotencis no se atreve
natar al domador -. con Ia mirada
Cantenos si Ia estrofa ae nos llevs
eLt-s cruel sarckstlca armoris
destrosar 81 coraE6n aleve
del que vino mentir talsa hidaguia,..;
pero con ell llsnto nj la queja;
con sl hero sut de a iropia
Qie 81 tai veE, mas tarde, aquf reHsja
Ia santa Libsrtad, sirva de pasno
al trope5ar con la ossments veja
de agdu c9louo,,,, 81 feroz sArcssmo.
N. Gonzalez Garcia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-21

sssa memorable OCCASION, y no han si'
do los inicladorss y factores de esta
campsiis, que SO han msntsnido cusr'
damente en- sl justo medic.
A Warrington iran los rspresen.
tautes do Ia Liga seforss Bux6 Ca
brsra y Todd, y ALA dirAn, ( nombre
de ella, 10 que honradamsnts les cum
Pile decir.
A pesar dc 10 incorporation.
Que no da ningdu juego.
Como No 10 darau en- brsvs otras
muchas cOsaa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-21

Heuns hasts las "a horas, que la in
fsccl6n he desaparecido en- absolute.
Vents al por msyor y detail: Far.
msclaS Blsnco, Guillermety , Zerbi,
San Juan. FGrmscia Ruiz de Porras.
Ponce Farmacia sLa Salud, , Areclho.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-21
"HUMAN|DAD L|BRE''

Con e,ts tttulo han comsnEado q
uublicar vsrios obreros de San Jnan
un peri6dico libertario.
Acusamos recibo de sus pririeros
pdmeros, correspondence cortssmen-
10 { su ssludo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-21
{, 9ENITH cAS1ANOS
AbOqqdo y notafiO.

Fierce ante la Corte Federal y rri
blnsleI insulares. GarantIza Ia ina.
cripci6p, sin defsctos, de los dec linen.
tos sujetos a Registro.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-26
.CORBEIT BEATEN
By YOUNG ERNE
Denver Lads Career Ended SO
Think Fans Who Witnessed
Philadelphia Bout.
Journal Special Service,

. =
Philadelphia, Oct. 28.--1t was demonstrated
to the satisfaction of the large majority Of the
nearly 5000 spectators around the ring of the
Washington Sporting club last night that Young
Corbett Is out Of the running for any future
championships. The man who twice defeated
Terry McGovern was bested in six-round bout
by Young Erne of this city.
Attic he entered the ring after three weeks
of faithful training, Corbett had been unable
to work of all of his surplus fat, and he had
weight. At every point of the game except
headWork Erne proved the superior Of his OPP
ponent. Erne the faster of the two, much
more clever, and was like lightning in escap-
ing Corbett's swings.
Corbett, after taking hard beating for three
rounds and evidently seeing that he could not
punish Erne he pleased, resorted to 'kid-
ding the quaker in the hope that he would get
Erne ratified and could get in close for one of
his favorite knockout punches. Erne fell into
the trap and the fourth round was more or
less talking bee. Fortunately for Erne, he
steadied himself in time and paid close at
tention to business after that.
Corbett made his best showing in the opening
round. when he reached his opponents face with
left hooks and right uppercuts which shook
Erne up. One of these blows landed on the
Philadelphia as he was backing away, and he
toppled to the floor. .Ga-f
There Corbett made some wild jumps thru the
air In his efforts to land swing. Erne saw
his chance and landed right swing on Cor
belts jaw Erne got in another right swing
on Corbetts jaw, sending the latter back.
Before and after Erne had his talking bee
with Corbett the fourth round was savage
affair. The last two rounds were rather tame
Erne tried to land on Corbett's body, but the
| latter doubled up like jack-knife and backed
around the ring. BY such tactics Corbett man
was disappointing, while Erne put another bic
feather in his cap.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-26
GRLDLRON NEWS FROM EASTERN AND WESTERN FIELD
KING PICKS FOES
OF THE GOPHERS
Will Send Veterans Of Chicago
Game Into the Battle With
Minnesota.
Journal Special Service.

!
Madison, Wis, Oct. 26.-Phil King will make
no change In the Wisconsin football team for
the game with Minnesota, and unless injuries
or sickness prevent, the same lineup as was
used against Chicago will be sent against the
gophers.
The selection Of right guard, right tackle and
left end was problem of the last two weeks.
but the showing made against the naroons by
Gelbsck, Johnson and Findlay in these three
positions, respectively, has fixed the minds Of
the coaches in their favor.
In order to have as much weight and energy
available against Minnesota the badgers will be
fed up during the coming FIVE days and not much
strenuous work will be given, 1t being the con-
clusion that the men were in the pink of condi.
ton for Chicago, so far as knowledge of foot
ball is concerned, and the one great effort Will
be to improve them physically. .
Last night the team had its first scrimmaGe
since the game with Chicago last Saturday. The
regulars went against the scrubs for i've mill
utes and then bucked the freshmen eleven for
twenty minutes. The showing of the varsity
was not entirely satisfactory to the coaches,
tho the work the whole seemed to be better
than at any time this season.
The varsity scored once against the scrubs
and three times against the freshmen, one OF the
latter being drop kick from the 1o-yard line
Melzner succeeded in scoring only once In three
attempts at goal from the field.
The coaches shook up the varsity bit. John
son, the holder of all strength records in the
university shifted from right tackle to
right guard, Deering taking his place at tackle.
Clark in at right halfback in place of Find
ley, who is still laid up with his injured leg.
Soulkup was at right end in place of Bush, who
was not out. Gelbach who played right guard
in the Chicago game, was not out. 1t is the
evident purpose of the coaches to develop two
men for each of the weak points on the team,
80 that good substitute will always be ready
to get in for half Of any Of the hard games yet
to come. -. -a.
A large crowd of rooters out to cheer the
| work of the team. The lineup of the regulars
was: Ends, soulkup and Bridley; tackles, Bert
Iyo on1 H,,c -o,,l T1l,.
| ter, Remp; quarterback. Melzner; halfbacks,
Vanderboom and Clark; fullback, Roseth.