The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-19

in the LandStern Pace Set for the Gentlemany
Minnesota Team when skful Playing Meets Aggressive
and Criminal Violence
A GENTLEMAN who loves scenes of violence into
n the office yesterday bearing pictures of the eleven ten
der sprouts who make up the Nebraska football branch It
feasome sight, calculated to make the stoutest heart
quail. If you never crime written on coutenance,
you should examine these eleven vndicve and there
read eleven continued stories of violence sandbagey mid
night murder and thuggism They would take your watch
The Nebraska team could not face judge in this broad
land of without His Honor at giving them thirty
days apiece anyhow and much the facts brought
out at the subsequent trials would warrant.
Having interest, little in the team supported by
the young gentlemen of the Minnesota State university,
do know whether violence and brutality written
their fair young faces Also but if this team is to be up
against the Efers from Nebraska, hope for the
Unless the plan to sandbag the genemany Minnesota
eleven before the ball is put into action and play is called
mistake the variety of mug hung out the fronts Of
the Nebraska thugs. .
We hope to hear from Doc Bixby of Lincoln on this
matter We would like know if the doctor stands for the
varieties of crime there represented thinks for
men that brutality and violence tread down the gentle
manly and slfu football played by the Minnesota children
By heaven, never!!
Excited dispatches from Pittsburg written in nervous
haste tell of the sad discovery that the bottle containing
liquid and labelled onc' which has been placed to the
lips of the football players the sewickey Y. NJ c. A.
team contained whisky! The tonic supposed to be
compound of sugar and root beer.
1t had occasoned comment at several recent games
that great many Of the the Y: M. c. A. team
hurt and had to take frequent pulls at the onic bottle
It also noticed after the that the players who
had been injured full of good cheer and light Of
their INJURIES occasion the captain Of the
remarkng in a ribad way:
"Bing!'' - - a. ~.~ : "
This was overlooked at the time or considered as merely
the frvoy of youth But yesterday says the dispatch we
quote the secretary of the association who is young man.
decided that he would participate the football game
slightly injured in scrmmage and the tonc'' bottle
was hurriedy brought. He took swallow
'Take it aWay!' said he in low panied voice. ''That
is whisky.''
perceptble shudder thru the eleven as the news
Spread An investigation will be made shortly.
49,
King Edward started revival of the grand old game Of
croquet last month by having his put on the lawn
The then out Of the palace with light shawl
her shoulders and the king showed her exactly how the
game ought to be played. a." =" :~3' %~"S$
Croquet is noble sport and may be played with profit
as light easy exercise by those for whom longdistance
golf is too strenuous It has this distinct advantage that
1t is great spiritual awakener If is enabled play
1t with his relations without anger shows that he is far
along in the scale Of spiritual development
Late dispatches from London state that the was left
out in the back yard of the palace night king
had down to the station in the evening the
O'Clock train come in On his return he made the usual
shortcut thru the back of the palace lo carefully avoiding
the clothes me but forgetting of course the croquet SET
The royal foot caught in the first wicket and the king
was thrown SO heavily that his fell off and badly
dented.
The queen, who listening at the window heard the
royal language and stated later sister that was
great shock to her. i .
The facts brought in the examination of Richard
McCurdy Of the Mutual Life pocyholder bring
in his policy to this office and read aloud the gale Of
hot air the envelope that carried that important doc
ment. Sections of it read follows
" "You poicyhoder of the Mutual Life Insur-
OF New York. Your interests this
moment Identical with those Of your company. It is
purely mutual company not stock company. You share
in its prosperity and profits proportion your pecuniay
interest in it, ~*%
And then a little further down:
Railways remember that this is the largest safest and
best of all the companies It is entitled your first con
sderaton, since it holds the foremost place among the life
insurance institutions of the world offers superior adj
vantages in all its business features together with u-
equaled financial security Before any,
who may seek to undermine your faith in Tke Mutual
Life its management write to the home office or to the
nearest agent of the company for explanation
He has not yet written to the home office for expana
ton of the six magnificent McCurdy family palaces set like
of frozen music in the great private parks of the New
Jersey woodlands
They begin young in the southwest The Howard Mo)
Couran tells of very and fervd love two
grades removed from the kindergarten The dear little
in the wrote rosecoored love letter to he
kneebreehes honeyboy The tender missve was lost ane
teacher of got it, To make the affair ridiculous
possible the teacher read the note before the ROOM
then the unexpected happened The little girl her huma
tion vowed she would kill herself proceeded drink
bottle of red ink There terrible excitement for mo
ment but the ink proved gess poisonous matter an<
the lady survived.
He remained True thru ALL bless him. but they couldn