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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-08-02

Jack Flahive-. made Manila visit on
Friday.
Mr. Lloyd Lister visited Omaha relat-
ives, leaving here on Saturday.
Mr.. Herman Otto Of Aspinwall was the
guest of Mr.. Christ: Otto on Sunday.
Mr.. r. A. Nicholson OF Newton, Iowa
visited his brothers ins Denison last week.
Earl Bart left ION Tuesday for visit
with relatives ins Boone and Woodward,
Ia.
Mrs. ]. fl. Mcleod and children OF
Manila visited withrber sister Mrs. M.
M. Bradbury last.week.
THE REVIEW published this week
'arge number OF probate notices. If you
are one interested look them up.
Try one of our ten cent dishes OF Ice Cream
I'd we will not need to ask you to come
back. Come in and try It. The City Bakery
| Mr.. and Mrs. o. M.lCriswell lett on
Saturday for vacation visit with Mrs.
Criswelrs borther, Mr.. Hart of Sioux
City.
Miss LauraaM. lchristie of onawa
came to Denison last week to take pos
ition as stenographer with the Bank of
Denison.
Kerosene and Gasoline stqyes cheaper and
The Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist
church will hold an Ice Cream Social at
the parsonage Friday evening August 4th.
A ! are invited to attend.
Mr.. Pete Griffin is expected home next
saturday from his western trip, when last
heard from he was enjoying the beauties
of Colorado Springs.
Asa good judge Of Ice Cream we saythat we
town The City Bakery.
letter from Mrs. WE. Bryce, written
from Livingston, Mont. tells OF delight
! full trip through Yellowstone Park and that
they wer about to proceed TO Portland.
DR.. Darling oftVail;andlMr. John Dob
On of Deloitlwere two OF the old settlers
to respond to thescall..issued by Secretary
Hunt to make plans for the old Settler:
Picnic.
1t has been impossible to supply the de
mand for bookkeepers and stenographeri
made upon Drake University Commercial
School. COST
Mr.. Thos. Coates came down from
Wall Lake Monday to visit friends i,
$ Denison and Vail He will be with tn
Hallowell Harpl Orchestra during tn
: coming season.
e Mrs Geo Sprecher, Miss May Wi
e hanson and Miss Edna Stephens leav
tomorrow for Colorado vacation w
y are confident they will have most dc
It lightful time.
k The Drake University Business Exchsng
q is one OF the largest and best in the state
30-3t
The members of the German Luthera
e church held quiet and delightful picni
l. at Grace Park on Sunday afternoon.
% large number we're present and the da
is was as pleasant as could be asked.
u Smoke "wigw wan" S cent cigar at the BAL
LE-ERODERSEN cigar stand.
o. Miss Grace Meyers returned on Mo,
Of day from two weeks spent at independent
he and Iowa City. At the latter place 81
ke took brief course in the librarians sun
4 mer school and got many valuable poin
ers for use in her work here. Miss Jess
~ Goodrich acted as librarian during Mi
Movers absence and filled the bill mo
/ satisfactorily Within few days larl
/, number of new books will be added to Il
y library shelves and they will undoubted
III create a fene"eu in.e' esi w 'he paie
library patrons.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-08-02

bargain in Denison real estate is offered
by I. Q. Mccarthy for the next thirty days
!! Is a timely built seven room house on good
location in north Denisen This is a snap for
quick buyer. 3l-tf
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-20
Setrisb sine Sptmmb0ble.

4lice 8reen, bic sefern f9 Dor benz
poli3eiridter gegen Die anflase, cine
Spium66ble betrisben gu baben, 3u
bert6eioisen battle, !purbe nit 500
nebf Soften beiraft. Sbr Wann, Der
unter oeriel6en Nntla9e fanb, tpuroe
ni4t eefunbsn. er bate feline 8irg-
i9aft i'm Slide 9elahen uno mar aug
Staot entfoben. Die 9leidfaqs 9egen
alice erbObsne Gntlase, Elm unmora=
liides Saus bstrleberl 81 baban, trua
tbr nod cine Strafe bon $40 ertra elm.
Sergeant Sandman uno cine Nn3abl
polisiften batten Die 0erbaftung bor'
9enommen, uno bas bon benieIben abb
gssebsne 3susnib mar bon duBerft sra-
nirenoer Natur.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-20
Staotnenisfetten.

Mite AS Wsf
Wafbin9tan Str, Der on Der South
uno NiHourt Str. bon sinem StraBen.
babnuasen fiel. wnroe mittels Nmbu.
lan3 in feline Wobnung 9ebradt. Seine
8erlebunssn psrnen als nur lei4te an=
geieben.
I'm Der MfbIanb T5enue
unb 10. StraBe fisl 9efern Wa9mit=
tag Elm pfero oes TOab Morgan. Norb
Baltimore abenue, auf benz glatten
paafsr nieoer uno brad fi6 elm Bein.
Die our STEELE serufenen &aoler Sun-
CON uno Nsiins sri9ohsn bas fdmer
leioenoe Sbier.
5rau Ora M c@anbIis 8,
1173 Gentufp Nue.. fiel 9sitsrn Abenb
i'm Wafonic Sempls bic Srebpe berab.
sic 3os fa idmer3lide 8erleBunsen
3u unb mubte mittels Nmbulan3 in
ibre @obnung bsf6roert tporben.
g samuel d beflagte
fd gstsrn Nbeno bel Der pOlisei; bab
ibm elm tleiner Reaeriunse feline S&ube
gefioblen bab,. Sic CUR STEELE ge-
Ianoten Ea0lef fonnten lei0er SSiInbaf
feline Sdube nidt misoer b%sioraen, ba
f4 Der iusencIihe Sieb aus Dem
Stanbe gema4t bate.
Scipio W iIIiams, 1121
Noro Senate Mbe.. ben man inter Der
antla9e oes b%6swiaigen Bstretens
fremoen gisenthums perbaftsts, it be-
i4uloige. ieiner 6rau, bic bsabfdtigte,
aus benz 9auie gu ssbsn, ihre Slsiber
serrihen gu baben. Die 6rau er-
3dblte ben Beamten, bab fie ibren 8er-
luit auf etwa 500 bemeHe.
&ee miles bon go. 1913 Bis.
mard,a usnue. Wd4ter Der Snbiana=
pOlis @olo Storage Co., slitt 9sfern
auf elmer Srsppe an Der STD Sainois-
Sirabe aus uno 3oa ii6 idmeralide
8~srlebunsen 3u. Die Dispenfariums-
Mmbulans bradte ibn In feline WOb-
nuns. NuBer elmer lanssn 3opf.
tpunbe. iopie msbrsrsn Bsrlsbunsen
i'm @efdte uno am 26rper, bat sr fd
aud nod QuetiGunaen 3use3osen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-20

N%erIanet Gin gntes Wdbden fir nIgenieinr
~ Sausorbett; fein maiden auten 2obn. Ia6=
~sufraeen 1894 sloro Sainois StraBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-20

Sin fabnes gGatperf Der Sf1spei;er stIpen.
@aBe mno Sctriebsfraft.

Der Spuriit, ser nit Dem SampfS
boote bon 2uSern i'm G9mei5er &anton
glei9en Ramsns mad @ag9is reit, err
blidt auf Dem 8~iirgeniiod bod oben in
6en 2iften, frei aus Der SelienpanD
Seraus iteisenb, einen, pie aus sartem
Gpinnengetpebe bergeItenten i4lanfen
Sburm, Der nit Dem Ylateau in Ser
SDbe 0ur9 cine i9einbar aus feinen
Jdoen gebilbeten Bride, Die iiber
f6pin0eln6en Ibgrunb fibrt, in Ser
binDung ftebt. Sas lit Der tir5li9 in
8etrieb geIeBte @uf3ug auf Die Sam
metI9pano, oas mpoernfte Mabr5eiz
6en oes Observation-Disclosures zines Der
tubniten 8auperfe Der i9pei5erii9ea
Mlpentpelt.
Don Der Station &ebriten aus
fiibrt, bom Seeufer meg, Die fell an
fteigenoe 9rabtfeiIbabn binauf auf Die
luftige S0be oes 8~iirgenitods, 1921
SUB iber Dem Meer. Bon bier sebt
Elm neuangslegter, acknowledgement,
aus Der 5elientpanO berausgeiprengter
Meg unterbalb Ser 6ammeti9nanO
bis gu elmer S0be BON 1852 SUB iiber
Dem Meer. @m Gnoe oes @eges lit
cine gerdumige 6elienfammer ausges
fprengt, Die CUR @ufnabme Der @uF>
sugsmai9ine bient unb gtei33eitis Der
3usang gum guf3ug bermitteft. Die
Ter miro cine fur5e Strede in einem
S6a9te eefibrt, uno oariiber nimmt
bas eiierne @itterpert bes f6lanfen
Sburmes ieinen 4nfang. S9ein6ar
freii9tpeben6 uno MIR an 5pei Stellen
nit Der Selientpanb peranfert, iteigt
Der Sburm in eoler 2i1tienfii6rung
binauf gum 9lateau Ser 6ammetf9>
tpano, Die 1920 SUB iiber 6em Meere
liegt. Der Sburm bat cine !S06e BON
563 sub, Die 5abrbOhe betrGgt .538
SUB. Sas eini9Iiebenoe @itterpert
oes Sburmes beginnt ni6t brett p6ere
balb bes S9a6tes, fonoern, neiter
oben, 10 oab Die 5abrfabine einige 3ei
binOur9 i9einbar i'm Sreien i9pebt,
tbdtfd9li9 aber in ieitli9 befeitigten
Siibrungen geleitet miro. Sben lift Der
Sburm mittelft zines 80 SUB langer
Steges nit benz 5elsplateau Deranfert.
Sin 15pkr0iger @lei9ftrommotor, Der
unter 1900 @olt Spannung ar6eitet
6ient CUR SDroerung bieies Nuf3uaes.
BEL befen 8enuBung man bas Gefibl
bat ais fibre man in einem Cuff
ballpn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-20

~ Mau&t bic Tish I Mingo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-20

u { b o Z n

@urtus uno Nrna Woore, Wdo6en.
Geo. unb MinnieS aobler. Mdoben.
= grant uno glt3abetb Obsrtuna,
Rnabe. - Nlen un6 Settle Wiluer,
Rnabe. - 6rant uuo Sbereie Jauf.
Rnabe. = Sohn uno 6rau Sadlon,
Wdohen.-Wanuel unb Marp Gants
ren, Mdoden. = @morp uno Della
GilIo, Mdoden. - SabIo uno Gla
8romn, &nabe. - Sreb. uno @ffie
@riffice, 6nabe.- Jreo. uno Glorence
8renner, Mdodsn.-Saniel uno Della
Sbpaban. 2nabe.- Deslep u. Nancp
WhiteFoes, &nabe. : S. W. u. Marp
Shines, Uido6en. = @li uno Wina
8bompIon, 9nabe. = Wm. uno geffie
Gerber, 2nabe.-
Setraut:
2ouis Smitb-@bna Stebsnion.
.Sra Gein hOlt-Guls1 Glmbie.
gbas. 9. Stout-gna W. Seal.
Sames Simpion-@mma MtIitp.
gowarb Mains-9ela Wafien.
Sapib Gmsri9-Warp Shortrioge.
6reoerid 8eooebaie-geiis BURLINGTON.
6arrn Vef-8racie Martin.
@lsbelano 9ubamel-Seffie 8eltner.
Wilton 6npworth-Samie Sbofnsr.
Wilbur guIb-&ogene Sabis.
u s6Drben:
eduelina &oehs. II WoobruH.-
Nslie 9aneaitsr, 25, Is. %. @ortb.-
@inie Martin. Is Wonate. 1416 She
pberos-2eonaro @uing. 4, 1908 8ir=
girtia Nbe.-Sames 8. @onnor, Staot,
2ittls Siftsrs Of pOor. - SfoOr 60.
usnbsrg, 81. 318 81 IL. Ssrabe. =
Sobu @riHer, 68. 1870 &in9ulo. -
Nnorem @alace, 60, 1897 Riuer Nbe.
SEQ. q. G9errer, 2, 81 Of Minne-
fOta. = Seremiab GOnabue. ~, 437
Weft Wcgartp. = emma SaGIon, 81,
1919 Sto Wsf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-20

Oas &feib Ser Oiebess
b a t. Der @tnbre9er Gsgert in
Berlin bate 5tpet Sabre 3u6tbdus,
itrafe perbiiBt unb fu6te na9 feiner
GntlaKung feline @eliebts in Spree
at6en" tpie6er auf. BON i6rer @obz
nung aus unternabm er na9 alter @e>
tpobnbeit Siebes5iige mad allen Staots
pierteln. 8ei einem Ginbru9 in cine
Wpbnung erbeutete er audi Elm i90nes
&leib, nit Dem er ieiner @eliebten cine
befonoere Sreube ma9te. 9as MGb@
6en bate uber 6as ungliid, glei9 beim
eriten @usgang in Dem neuen Staat
auf Ser @trabe Der 9eftoblenen gu be-
gegnen, Die ibr &leio iofprt ipiebere
%ertannte un6 Der poliaet ibre Wabrz
nebmung mitt6eilte. Nun bate Die
ariminalpolisei fir ibre @ermutbuns,
Dab na9 Der Dirt Der y@rbeit" @ggert
Bel pielen Wobnungseinbrii6en feline
San6 i'm Spiele baben miiRe, cine I'M
mittelbdre 8eitGtigung. Sic bepbad@
tete bas Saus, in Dem feline Geliebte
pobnte, unO nabm ibn feft, uls er an
etnem Morgen tpteber BON einem Gin
bru9e suridfebrte.
6 in Sabr auf SO q DE.
@Dr etpas mebr als einem Sabre itrane
bete unfern 2ibau i'm rufiif4en @pu=
bernsment &rrIano Der odniife Dam
pier ,Nor6ibnano." Sie Rbeberei lei
tete NIT elmer ruifi9en 8ersungsgez
feaf9aft @erbunoluneen iiber Die OBJ
f9leppung Elm, pbne cine Ginigung an
er3ielen. Snsnif9en blieben Der aa>
pttGn uno Der Maf9inenmeiIter 6es
Sampfers Sag unb Na9t an 8orb
uno iibertpadten bas S9iff, oas ben
Stiirmen unb Dem Seesang ftanbbielt.
! Die &beoerei brad fir3li6 Die Ser
banblunsen nit ben ruiii9en 8ergern
ab unb fanbte oen 8ergungsoampfer
r4nbalt" fopie 2eidterfabrseuge mad
Der Stran0ungsftele. Oamit puroen
snglei9 oie beioen treuen WG9ter ihrer
tpenig beneibenspert5en Nufsabe ent@
boben.
Wie alt 6Irfen Ole &as
I, | n 6 10 E roen9 Wenn Die
&anin9en5u9t rentabel iein ion, Damn
barf man Die &anin6er aiGt gu oft
peroen lafen. 8efanntli9 pa6Ien Die
&anin9en biz gum fe9iten Mpnat iebr
raid. 9eim gintrrt bieIes Differs fino
Die Sbiere aber audi 9rDbtentbeils aus
setpa9ien, tpenn tie gut sepfle9t NOR
Den iinb. 3par pafien &anin9en
audi fpGterbin ettpas, dber feinesfpegs
i'm SerbdltnibLau ibrem 6utterauf>
ipdno. Wer aber rednen unb bortbeil=
baft S9la9tfanin9enSu6t treiben
min, Der i9ladtet feline Sunstbiere i'm
Otter bon feds Biz fieben Monaten
uno miro Damn audi Die aarteiten Bro
ten erbalten. Die f9Oniten Sbiere Der
eriten Wiirfe mobile man gu .3u9t=
atpeden un0 baltic Die s3u9ttbiere aud
nur ettpa II Sabre, inbem man iie i'm
3%tpeiten 6erbft t0btet. gs fei oenn,
Dab es iid einmal INN Elm gana berpor<
rdaenoes Muttert6ier baroelt, oos piel>
Ieidt enttpeber trpB grDBter Tru9tbars
teit ale sSungen gut erndbren fam,
ausnabmspeiie rubis lit ober anoers
quite Gigenf9aften in fih, bereinigt.
lleber Winter follte man niemals mebr
&aninhen balten, als man I'm nGhiten
1 0>I~~ 49,. G..Ll Ax~S~~A~- In
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-20
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VI. z. 8Iptbs
SecticnssD Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-20

QccaIsW etterbert9t.s
SdDn unb ettpas fdIter bente Na9t,
Nrpf; Samifas, f90n.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-20

Sta Ri . Serniee Npemfer, 3cGter bon .
%~s %, Hoemier uuo SnIn 8oenfIer, om
Souuerfos gOrmittos i'm Utter pon IS Runoteu
Due SeerniGnug fHhet ON Somtoe Ro6miioa nm
2 nhr bon benz Srouerbouie $40. 1905 DorIoue aoe
aus ftatt. 5reunbe ftuo siu9eIaSeH.
Die trauernfen SfnterbIiebenen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-20
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Sur ae stuuSsn .pSsnO 7 uar @Orssns, 81. oitobsr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-20

SIR S~nbiana: S9Dn beute Sa9t unS
am Samftas; stpas fdlter bente Ha1t;
Srof; fteisenbs 5entperatur am samitas.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-04
DUFFY DENIES HE
IS PROFESSIONAL
Declares He Never Admitted Pro.
fessionalism but Reiterates
Corruption Allegations.
journal Special Service.

~
New York, Nov. Ain reply to the pub
lished comments regarding his proposed ex-
posure of evils which now beset amateur
athletics and his standing as an amateur, Ar
thur Dufey, the champion sprinter, has this
to say:
That he did not recently and never has stated
at any period of his athletic career that he was
professional.
That the impression that he did make such q
statement was due to editorial utterance for
which he was not responsible and which was
founded on misapprenenson, will be later
admitted by the author thereof.
That not one of his critics took the trouble
to get In touch with him in order to ascertain
the facts of the case, but accepted the said
editorial without question.
That the series of articles from his pen on
the corruption of amateur athletics was only
begun after several conferences with certain
high officials of the amateur world and with
their approval and endorsement and that he
will In due season furnish documentary evi-
dence of the truth of this assertion.
That alleged Interview with him dated
Washington, Nov. 1, and 2, are rank ''fakes -
inasmuch as he left Washington on Oct 81
and has never talked to any newspapermen- IN
regard to the current controversy. -
That he still maintains that under existing
conditions athlete can remain technically
and legally an amateur while receiving ''ex.
penses and that such conditions are the fault
of the hide-bound rules and regulations OF
amateur athletic organizations in general.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-04
RADICAL CHANGES
~. IN FOOTBALL RULES
journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service
New York, Nov. 4.-One of the most prom.
1nent college football men in the United States,
IN conversation with the football writer of
a New York paper, said today: 1.-THE football
rules for 1906 will be so changed that their
original authors will not recognize them There
IS ON foot movement to grant all that has
been demanded of the game for the last two
years by both the public and those who fear
that football is becoming too much an exact
science. The men who are concerned in this
movement are most prominent in the United
States in college football and in fostering col.
lege athletics.
1T is not true that all the football com.
mittee as at present constituted, fayors an
adherence to the. old-fashioned game. On the
contrary, at least two of the principal mem,
bers are not only openly advocating a change
but have 1ntfmated that the universities which
they represent will insist upon rules for
their games, whether other colleges agree to
them or not t.-.:- =
What will be the nature Of the changes?'
Il am not in position to say; in fact
am pledged to reveal nothing to the mat
| ter of suggestions since it is the hope of the
committee to secure unanimous approval of the
notifications which are desired
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-04
HORDE COMES TO
!. CHEER WISCONSIN
Gov. La Toilette and 1000 Madi
sonians Desert Home for
..'. .. Today's Game.
journal Special Service.

Madison, Wis, Nov. 4.-Mors than 900 Wis
consin rooters left Madison last night to attend
the football game at Minneapolis today between
the badger and gopher teams. The intense rivalry
between the two universities and the fact that
the game may determine the football champion
ship in the middle west makes the event one
of absorbing interest here. An athletic event
which attracts the attendance of the governors
and other prominent officials Of two states as
the present one does, certainly has unusual draw
ing powers for the ordinary individual.
Governor La Toilette will sit with Governor
johnson in the governors box today. The
governor left last night with Lieutenant Gov
ernor Dawson. Secretary of State Houser and
other minor state officials for Minneapolis.
The badger special which left over the st.
Paul road at 10 o'clock, carried 600 persons.
Other northbound trains yesterday and last
! night carried fully many more. The uni
versity band, playing inspiring patriotic airs,
led the student rooters from the university to
the railroad station. The band accompanied the
rOoters to Minneapolis.
The spirit unconquerable Of the badgers is one
of the amazing features Of the contest. For sew
eral days past the rooters have got out and
yelled on the slightest provocatton, and also bet
| all the money they had on the team. It Is we'll
known that Head Coach King expects victory.
but that feeling is not generally felt by the
student body. Loyalty to the university, how
ever, impels many to bet who perhaps would
otherwise not do 40. ,-'- ~
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-04

Special to The Journal. ..-'. -.
Cottonwood, Mimi, Nov. 4-The games, Mar
shall VS.. Cottonwood, played at Marshall dur
ing the Lyon county fair. marked the closing
of a successful season for the Cottonwood reds,
who sought recognition of title in southwestern
Minnesota ball circles, and who, by their eff
forts toward this end, made an enviable rec
ord for themselves
In 80 games played "a were won, lost and
tie game was played with Redwood Falls,
almost a winning ratio Of 3 to 1. Their rec
ord of games is as follows:
Vesta 4, Cottonwood 8.
Marshall a. Cottonwood 8.
Russell g. Cottonwood 10.
Russell 3, Cottonwood 13.
Granite Falls o., Cottonwood S.
Green Valley o.; Cottonwood Is.
Vesta 4, Cottonwood 3.
Echo 4, Cottonwood s.
Balaton 10, Cottonwood 6.
Pickups A. Cottonwood IL.
Echo 3, Cottonwood 8.
Redwood Falls 0, Cottonwood u.
Madison l. Cottonwood 8.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-04
ST. PETER ENTERS PROTEST

st. Peter. Mimi. Nov. 4.-The st. Peter high
school team did not play at North Side field
yesterday afternoon because of the refusal of
the Minneapolis school to withdraw three play
ers who had been protested
ers 1t was found that three Of them were
ineligible under the rules of the Minnesota
Interscolastic Athletic associati tion, by which st.
Peter is governed, they having sisyed more
than four years of high school football. pro-
test was lodged at once. but North Side would
not recede from its position and cancelled the
game.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-04
NORCROSS WATCHES WISCONSIN
Michigan Seeks to Get Line on Badger
Strength Today.

Ann Arbor, Mich, Nov 4.--Instead Of tak-
Ing Norcross to Champaign with him, Yost has
dispatched the speedy quarter to Minneapolis
TO- to see the Minnesota-W Wisconsin game. Norcross
has been on the hospital list for the past two
on the side lines today prepared to 20 in if
Barlow, his understudy, failed to make good, !
The Illinois game Is not attracting much at
tention at Ann ,Arbor. The rooters are watch-
Ing Minneapolis me- with more interest than Cham
pa1gn. They are confident that their team will
win out by a score of 80 to o or better. AS
Wisconsin plays here Nov. 1s, they are nat
,urally interested in the outcome of today,s
game. Betting is about even, with SLIGHT
excess of Wisconsin money In sight.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-04
O'BRIEN AND FITZ
AWAIT ONLY DETAILS

journal Special Service.
#N New York, Nov. 4.-Now that Jack O'Brten
has declared his willingness to take on Bob
Fitzsimmons, and is satisfied with the proposed
date. it is pretty safe to bet that these two
fighters will clash on Dec. 20 in San Francisco.
Fitz' manager, Leon Friedman, saw Jimmy Cof-
9roth. in whose club the fight will be held,
and the final arrangements are now only a mat
ter of day two.
81 An offer of $15, 600 purse, with the privilege
of allowing the fighters to accept 60 per cent
of the gross receipts if the total money amounts
ito more than 100000, has been made, and neith-
eer o O'Brien Fitz is likely to turn 1t down.
t0,Brien wired that he would fight within the
next two months.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-04
EAST SKATERS
HOPES OF SOUTH
Cardinal Wins IL to 0 Taking
South Out Of Title
Race.

South high school yesterday went down to de-
feat before East high. Besides suffering a
Il to o loss at the hands of the East Siders,
they lost their last opportunity Of figuring in
the 1905 interscholastic championship.
The orange and black had the worst of the
argument from the start, and were fairly
beaten The South backheld did we'll, but the
line was not able to hold the East high for
wards long enough to start plays. Time and
again the East high men would break thru and
get the man with the ball for a loss. Outside
of this one weakness the South Siders showed
up fairly wen, and Captain Holinstrom, Dal-
quist, w. Gunderson and Rose made good, con-
sistent gains on line bucks, while Solem starrec
at quarter. ~
Coach Wyman's team showed the result OF
hard work. They have improved greatly in the
past two weeks and have learned to play to-
gether, to charge with speed and on the offense
their interference has developed into a yery.
difficult problem. .Z. -.
The orange and black had but one chance tu
score. This was in the second half when, bJ
fierce line plunges, the South warriors had car :.
ried the ball to the enemy's 20-yard line. Wear.
led with the strenuous work, and fearful CT
inability to make the required distance, Captain
Holstrom attempted a drop kick. The ball went
little wide and out of bounds East's 3-yard
line, from where it was punted out of danger
The cardinal made one touchdown during the
first half and the second shortly after the open.
Ing Of the second period. There was some dis.
pute about distances the first touchdown,
the South Siders claiming that they held for
downs their 25-yard line, but "Hunky''
Davies could not see it that way. The second
touchdown was clean-cut and resulted from q
35-yard run by Quarterback Martin.
For the victors Bunnell, Westbrook, Worster
Barden and Martin carried of the honors. The
lineup:
. East Side South Side
Barnard. left end .Heddng Hanson
Canbrook Cosgrove left tackle ........ :. Rose
Sherbloom. left guard .......... .Zalusky
t1uey center .EIagStat
Morrison. right guard .......... Plat
Barden. ....... right tackle :........ zahne
Hawley right end ..... H. Gunderso1
Westbrook. left half ........ .Daluuis
Worster. ...... right half. Holmstrom (Capt.
Bunnen Capt. fullback wv. Gundersol
touchdowns Westbrook 2: time of halves, 2;
minutes; referee, Davies; umpire, Collins; hea(
lineSman, Johnson.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-04
WHOLE MAROON TEAM r
TO SEE MICHIGAN PLAY

Journal Special Service. y -.5>e""4 =: -. :.
Chicago, Nov. N4.-For the first time in years.
on saturday Stages team will not be in the
nmel1ght today. Victors over Wisconsin and
northwestern, today the maroons will play the
part of spectators and watch Michigan and @IIli
nois play at Urbana.
Inc chicago team, with all the regulars, left
on an early train this morning and will occunv
seats on the beachers at Illinois field to get a
line on two future opponents, particularly on
rooms on Marshall field Thanksgiving day.