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The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09
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Coach Chip: Reid has found foot
ball to be brutal. It begins to look
as tho there was something in this talk
OF brutality in the eastern game. Steph-
enson was put out Saturday for slug
glng, and now Harvard thinks the Reid
letter is q knock. Some of these east
ern coaches should travel west of Buff
falo n the territory where they play
clean football; The badger gopher game
would go far to help them out, had they
seen IT. Still. whenever the copy boxes
run low, the sensation seeking magazines
OF the effete east send, out scouts to
tell the east how bad the west is in
athletics. There appears to be the
need ,:6 OF great western revival in ath-
letlcs and the sending of a few mis-
slonarles INTO the pagan east to show
them:Ihe e1n q proper. way to handle things:
Reld 8 letter as a blow to football
will is strongly remindful Of the re-
mark OF the fly upon the hub Of the
earriage;1 .JustSsee what dust we are
kicking up. - '@ *E
After one trial of ;ssocker football
with the freshman team Sig Harris an.
nounces that he is thru with the Eng.
l1sh game. It is all right for warming
up players for Rugby, but it gets of
right there in sigmund's IS opinion.
The Michigan, Daily, published al
| Ann n Ae,rbor, came out one day this week
and gloated over tile defeat Of Mime
sofa, reviving the old, rough play &C
| cusatlon, and talking in anything but 8
sport tsmanlike manner. It is hard tt
be11eve that the self respecting sports
men at Miehigan-zand they are there
WI lthoutT ubt-7-Wi stand for this forlr
j OF muckerisl1l. The whole outcry agains
Minnesota, from Michigan, came from
this class Of human vermlin and ha,
been the means of keeping the teams
separated. onl+the on field of play for sew
eral years. z7.3s% ss =
There is no reason in the world to he
'Fieye that Michigan's best element i
not opposed to- this sort of thing, an,
the only point might be criticize,
is that this decent element does no
rise in its wrath and muzzle. for al
time, the ..yelps Of the ours who canno
do anything but howl in a false kew
M!nnesota's best men speak Kindly O
l Michigan, at all times, and express
regret that athletic relations are not re
sumed between the two great wester]
Euniyersities.A Minnesota has . a Hfey
yelpers, just like Michigan. and.~it !;
high time that they get to the rear an,
let men get together. Most of the how
! from Michigan comes from Detroit. am am
! no responsibility. for these outbreak
rests with the wolverine university. De
troit, it may be said in passing. is tn
settlement directly across the rive
from Windsor, Ont. '>2'- :
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09
BATTLING WILL BE
A GL0BE.TROTTER

Chicago, Nov. 9.--Battling Nelson is out Of it
for a long time MS fighter. He announces he
has fully made up his mind to do lot of trav-
cling and among other sections that he will visit
win be Denmark. his native land
Nelson is willing to make match right now
If the favorable terms he thinks should be offered
are Forthcoming, but he wants the match to be
set for a future date so that his plans will mol
be irterfered with at all. AS club matchmak kers
are not doing much business on that system it
Is likely the Dane will wait for some time.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09
INDEPENDENT FOOTBALL

The Lund Land football team ayerac ce weight
12o pounds, of the fastest teams in the city,
wants an out-of-town game for Thanksgiving,
For games address Nathan Hutchins 20i3
James avenue N, or telephone Main 432a-L.
The Misfts up 80 points on the NIadisons
yesterday in twenty minutes play. Theyf:wiu
play. the Lunds on the North Side field next
"Wednesday for the 12o-pound championship of
the city. The Misfits line up as follows: Fleg:
giemen. left end; Howard, left tackle: Clark.
son. left guard: Gilbert. center: Foley, right
guard: Shelgard right tackle: Peterson, right
end: Bathurst quarterback: Hjort left half
Phellips, right half: Low, fullback. For games
telephone Twin City 4O61. ~
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09
DARKNESS ONLY ENDS
ZEAL OF NOTRE DAME
Journal Special Service,

Notre Dame. Ind, Nov. 9.-It was 6 O'Clock
before the last weary wagonmaker left Cartier
field last night. The men We're out for work at
8 O'Clock and ran signals until darkness shut
the practice off. The plays were we'll executed
with severe cold had it's effect on the forma-
tions. 5 s8 Is &
It is feared the fast halfback will be unable
to play against Indiana. Two long sessions are
planned for today and the performances will be
tile last before leaving for Bloomington 4 The
locals Lave no idea Of being defeated by the
dOWn-state eleven VI s@,E 3 M
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09
DUNNE PERMITS SHOW
Journal Special Service.

JoufnaI Special SeIVlce. @-74@95Iz 791. TE1@E@9
Chicago. Nov 9.-Official permission to hold
the amateur boxing tournament next week ut the
Coliseum has beer granted by Mayor Dunno and
Chief Collins. This action was taken by the
chief executive after he and Secretary Genslnger
had sa a conference regardng the bouts Officials
Referee, Joseph Steward, Missouri Athletic club,
st. Louis; Judges, Fred Gardner Chicago Ath.
etic association, and Arthur Pixley, New Illinois
Athletic club: timer Charles J. Seelec New
Illinois Athletic club; announcer. Ollie Steele
First Regiment Athletic club; master of bouts
Edward {. 4sacer. New 1llincis At1lstic club
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09
-DEPAUW CANCELS GAME
Refuses to Play Illini-Latter Wi
= 80 Rest.

Urbana. ILL.,. Nov. 9.-There is no football
game in prospect for Illinf Depauw university
has refused to come and play and the coaches
have decided that practice game with the
freshmen vii. be Just as beneficial inasmuch
as tile first year men hustled the regulars YES
terday in the first scrimmage since the Michigan
game. All tfc varsity men except Carrithers
played. :
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09
. ALMOST EVERYBODY

lis coughing. 1t is the time Of
year when people are most sus-
ceptible to colds. Scott's EmuI-
sion will not only cure the cold,
which otherwise might hang on
all winter, but will give strength
and flesh to the body to resist
more colds, pneumonia, etc.
SCOTT & BOVINE, 400 Pearl Street, New York
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09
COMPANY q TOO M7rcH Fop /,

COMPANY B TOO MUCH FOR A.
The Company indoor baseball team defeated
the Company "A team after drill Tuesday night
by a score of 10 to 4. The Company B team
on the lineup are Roehlemer Berglund, Funk.
Price. Gardner Bush. Wicklund and Sayory
For games with Company E. address c. f. De-
Laine. Arnory hall
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09
DOUGLAS TEAM
MADE TOUCHDOWN
Central a Victim of Too Much
Overconfidence in Minor
Game.
BY Gil.

| SD g. f. B. Z
The Douglas school team went over to the
Central grounds yesterday afternoon and scared
little self-confdence out of the red and blue
squad The teams lined up for a practice game,
and the second play Shirely Emerson, right
end the Douglas team, got the ball
tumble and ran sixty yards thru the entire
Central eleven for touchdown. With the ex
ception of the university game, this Is the
first time the Central goal-line has been crossed
| this season.
The youngsters went Wild with enthusiasm
over this unexpected success and threw them
selves into the game with entire disregard for
the superior weight and strength Of their Op-
| ponents The Central had the ball the greater
part of the first half, but it could make little
| headway against Douglas and scored only two
| touchdowns and safety. The high-school boys
| were slow in getting off their plays, and were
| guilty of an objectionable amount Of ifumbling
a., showing Tobin and Parker who had been play
ing with the Douglas team, were back in the
| high-schooI lineup, and their places on the
school team were taken by Douglas regulars.
| With these men out, the Douglas team was
unable to plays signals Central and fared
much worse. When the second fifteen minutes
was up the red and blue had raised its side of
the score to thirty-seyen points. >z
Good for Central @
The practice game fortunate thing for
| Side contest i'll the state of over-confdence in
which it lined up against Douglas, Coach Gold
bum's would have walked all over it. The
boys from Douglas easily carried of the honors
Of the contest. Tho they We're outweighed forty
pounds to man. they showed signs of
finching, but played fast and furious game.
The teams lined up for the kickoff fol
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09
NORTHWEST FOOTBALL

RED LAKE. FALLS go. CRooKsToN o.
Red Lake Falls Mimi. Nov. a.--Red Lake
Falls Hiull school defeated Crookston High school
on the Crookstoll grounds last Friday, by score
of 90 to % in xtwenty-minute halves. I
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09
Totals .......... 76O S16 667 500
In the roll-off Of. the tie the Roberts won.

The Dons team of st. Paul play match
game against the .Arcoa bowling team MT the
Arcade bowling alleys tonight. Game called at
$3.50 nm.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09
MACALESTER LOST
TO SHAITUCK I ] {; |
"Shads' Warmed Up and Played
Fast in the Second
Half. NJ ~

Faribault. Mimi. Nov. 9.-shattuck it's
second game in the collegiate series yesterday by
defeating Manchester by a score of Al to 0. In
the first half Shattuck scored only six points.
her opponents. Manchester has more yards. to
It's credit than the cadets for this hale bur
could not: keep up the grind long enough to
reach the 'shad's' goal line. &TI4s>. aS $. s
In the second half the prep" school boys
swept the college men OF their feet and gath
cred III. IthirtyAve points; in twenty five min
Eutes of play. Capron onened the half with a
nnety-yard run for a touchdown from the kick
Off, Smashing line bucks, by Captain Harte;
:Welch and Harrison alternating with end runs
by Capror, Musselman, johnson and fSchuster
tell the story Of Macalester's downfall.
z4 This game leaves only Carleton between Shat
tuck and the championship but the. cadets un-
certain work during the first half Yesterday thru
out the game make Carleton somewhat of a ia
vorite in the game scheduled for Nov. l.. Carle-
ton and Shattuck the only teams in the
intercollegiate league which have not met with
defeat at the hands of league team this sea-
! son. Governor J. A. johnson, his wife and a
party of st. Paul friends witnessed the game.
The teams lined up follows: E
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09
300 FLAT FOR DAN
Attempt to Reduce WorlN's Record L
~. .,.-.s 80. Futile. -. .-.-- .
journal Special Service.

journal Special service, -
Me,uphis, Nov. 9.-Dan Patch in effort yes
terdav to reduce the worlds record for the mile
pacing, of 1:59h, finished in fiat. The frac-
tional time was, 80, $685., 1:29k. q,
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09
HOFF'S
AS THMA CURE
The Genuine Hof Medicine
. Price, S5 cts. bottle (full sizel.

Price, 8 Is cts. bottle (full size)
Compounded after the true and correct
formula of the famous Prof. HOf of
everywhere as positive cure for Asthma.
Catarrh, Hay Fever, Bronchitis and
az diseases OF the breathing organs. The gen.
uine bears the s. Crown sstrade mark.
This should interest al >nuse WI
have been purchasing the Hoff medicir
under differept names at ST and So
bottle.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09

This picture taken the steps Of the Murray Institute shows
of 45 ducks killed by Edwin Murray and party Clearwater
lake. Mr. Murray home at Annanda 1t of
the best duck eshOWngs, produced this
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09
Goldblum at Work.

= South=sis not letting any grass grow under
It's feet. Coach Goldblum has made several
changes in his lineup which will materially
strengthen the orange and black. Rose has beeis
shifted from left tackle to left half and Dahl
quist from left half to left tackle. This seems
to be the proper placing of both men and should
result in more effective work by the whole
team. Rose is an excellent man when carry
ing the ball. but has made anything but
good showing in defensive line work. He should
do much better at half.
Zahner who shifted from right guard to
right tackle to give Piatt place last week,
has been replaced by Johnson. Johnson can punt
and is much needed in this department of the
game: In the past he has shown decided
tendency to consider his work done when. he
has booted the ball out Of danger and act more
like spectator than player when 1t came
to scrimmage. If he can overcome this weak
ness. he will add materially to the strength
of the team.
Wethall, the center who was out of the game
last Friday isssack Eat his old place in .tbe
lineup This will also add to the EFFICIENCY ot
the. team, as. his quick and accurate passing
has been the foundation of the fast South Side
| offense - = :51S# Tst.}2r q; - - 1Ns
With: South stronger than lit was last week
and Central showing aEsdecided falling off in
noon promises to be&anyt hing but 81 sWa,ka wa
. for either team. ,...-,, -, " :
East Gains Strength.
T. East Side is showing decided increase !,
strength this week Captain Bunnell and Cram
brook are in better condition than they were
last week Both men have had chance tt
recover some Of the wind they lost thru theil
enforced lay-of and show less fatigue after 8
stiff practice than they did in the informa
| round with Central week ago.
Coach Wyman has announced positively tha
! Morris Sheroloom, the big tackle who has bee,
out since the freshman game, will be in tn
lineup Friday. Mechanic Arts went down he
fore South early In the season, so it Is yer,
probable that East will win out In the gam
at M1nnehaha park tomorrow afternoon but ther
is no reason for expecting the crimson to hay
walkaway. -
North is straining every nerve to get in shan
to beat the freshmen. The teams seem To h
very evenly matched, and there is little dat
from which victory for either can be dope
out. 1t is certainty that the contest will h
well worth watching. The game will be nIave
on Northrop field and will be called at nm.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-09

fSuDSt1tulesJ-Fur CeHtrHI, Farker TOT SchrOe DER,
Tobin for Schooley; for Douglas, Smith for Par
ker, To okins for TObn. .EE- '- ~.
Score-Central 81, Douglas 5; time of halves.
fifteen minutes. ..-
The waking-up given the Central team by this
game is good thing, and will probably result
in better showing Friday. The men have
been inclined to rest on their laurels this week
and have done little real work. AS result
they have fallen off sadly in form and will
find their contest with South much harder than
they expected There were no conspicuous lag
CARDS in yesterdays fzzle, for the whole team
playing lOggy game. 4. /
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-11-10
OCRANIZED CHARITY'S WAYS
A st. LOuis Minister Severely Ar.
rnians Methods Ised by Char
tty Organizations.

st. Louis, Nov. REV. Harry L.
Davenport, pastor OF Calvary NJ. +.
church. will ask the grand jury to make
a thorough investigation of the meth
DDS used by charitable organizations OF
St. Louis In the collection and distri-
button of funds.
In the course of a sermon he severely
arraigned the methods Of the city's Or
ganiZed charities, saying among other
things:
"A fact not generally known, and to
some a truth hard to believe, is that q
certain large charitable organization
collected last year over $4,000, and that
over $40, 1000 of that IA used in SAL
aries, or consumed in running expense.
Five thousand Of this goes as salary 10
the manager. That of this vast amount
handled for the poor, while 81, 900 was
spent in foods, $2,S25 was spent in in
v%estigating the cases to whom the food
was given"
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-11-10
-FOUR PASSENGERS KILLED
TerribIe Accident Al q Grand Trunk
Grade CrOssinE on Blue Island
Avenue, Chicago.

Chicago, Nov. 7.-Rushing at full
speed into O crowded Blue Island
street car, striking the a In the mid
die and hurting 1t through the air, q
Grand Trunk passenger train killed
four passengers and wounded several
more, probably fatally.
A score more were more or less Sc
riously hurt. Clothes were torn. mus
cles bruised and faces scratched. The
a was totally wrecked. The accident
occurred at the Grand Trunk tracks in
Western avenue, a mile south Of Blue
Island and two miles from Harvey.
The dead: George Gore. Harvey, H.;
passenger; Fred Mcleod. motorman:
unidentified man, unidentified woman
The accident vas a repetition OF
many due to the deadly ~unguarded
grade crossing. The neighborhood Is
sparsely settled, and both trains and
street cars run at full speed The
Blue Island car, which runs between
Blue Island and Harvey. was bowling
alone, taking its passengers to their
work, when the passenger train struck
it,
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-11-10
HE WAS TOO PARTICULAR.
Wanted to Know Too Much and the
Landlady Turned Him
Down.

The popular. and prosperous landlady Of
houfishing boarding house, who some
times receives very unique letters about her
rooms, submits this, written by a man, as q
sample:
Dear Madam. wish TO discover some
thing about your house before making up
my mind to 60 into it. VIII YOU kindly tell
me whether you have mostly old or mostly
young people in your house! DO they stay
up late at night to play cards and play on the
piano. Are they people what might be con-
sidered lively! How many hot baths are
taken on an average a day? ] am very par
ticular about my drinking water. and want
TO know whether you filter It and boil il.
Which side Of the table will YOU put my
chair on? The doctor insists that ! have as
much sun as possible
These and similar questions too numerous
TO be mentioned, says the Philadelphia Rec
ord. decided the landlady, and She wrote
back to the inquiring young man that no
rooms were to be had in her house.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-11-10
THE UNEMPLOYED OF LONDON
Conditions In the Ovcrpopulntcd
british Metropolis Are Bc-
coming Ala rminG.

London. Nov. THE desperate con-
dition of the unemployed poor of Lon
don was brought to the notice of Pre-
mier Balfour by a remarkable deputa-
ton of the wives and other women rel
atives Of the unemployed. who did not
hesitate to tell the premier unless some
thing is speedily done to lessen their
sufferings there will be bloodshed.
Don't forget that hungry men are
desperate men," said one of the speak
ers. who all had the same tale to tell
of husbands ont of work and starving
wives and children.
Only 80 of the women were admitted
to the presence of Mr.. Baliour. The
premier was very sympathetic. He ac.
kr~owledged that the evil was very real.
but he had little TO suggest in the way
of alienation except an expression Of
hope that public charity would come 10
the aid of the unemployed.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-11-10
IF YOU ARE 4 WOMAN
What Mrs. Ford Says Concerning os.
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Interest You.

"1 wish / could help other women get
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rid Of mine," said Mrs. B. B. Ford, of
Pushmataha, Miss, recently. "You
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has no end Of physical misery. l SUI.
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Why, l was suffering all the time prac.
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the pleasures that come through the
possession Of sound health.
, "Within three weeks after beginning
! the use of DR.. Williams Pink Pills ex.
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After using them for IL short while longer
l became and have since remained a
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These pills make uterine action reg
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Every woman should send to the Dr.
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Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-11-10
FOUR FLOORS COLLAPSED
Two Men Went Down Beneath Hun.
dreds Of Tons of F~IreprOOf Ma
terial aud Debris.

Omaha. Neb.. Nov. -Four fire
proof floors Of a new slx-story building
being constructed by Hayden Bros ut
Sixteenth and Douglass streets, COL
lapsed, killing Albert Lumpkin and
James Mcnamara. The men were car.
ried down with the fireproofing matcri-
al and were covered with a hundred
tons Of debris when their bodies we're
found.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-11-10
CIRCULAR OF INSTRUCTION
Secretary Wilson Wishes to Place
His Department Above Suspicion
Of CRATE and FavOritism.

Washington. Nov. 3.-Secretary Will
son Of the department OF agriculture
has issued the following instructions
relative to the outside interests Of en-
ployes Of that department:
mo officer or emplOye Of the govern
ment who is in a position, eithe' to in
fiuence the award OF a contract with
the department, or to cause purchases
Of supplies to be made for the depart
ment, shall be interested In any firm,
company or corporation doing business
with the department.
"Onicers or employees who are en-
gagged upon Investigations OF special in
dustries for the department shall not DO
connected with, or interested In any
firm. company or corporation whose
cope OF business includes the industry.
which the oficer or the employe Is in
vestigating for the department, and an
officer or employe engaged In the above
described work shall In no case allow
his name, his work, or his connection
with the department to be used In pro-
noting or exploiting or selling stock In
any Arm. company or corporation, the
scope Of whose business includes the
special industry which oficer or en-
ploye is investigating for the depart
mcnt.
No ohicer or employe shall perform
or be engaged upon work for private
individuals. Arms. companies, corpora
lions or Institutions without tho writ
ten consent Of the secretary. first had
and obtained through the chief Of the
bureau, once or division In which sale
o@csr or employe serves"