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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-12
PILLSBURY TEAM
WANTS GAME HERE
Prefers to Take On Freshmen,
but Would Accept Central
or North.
Special to The journal.


Owatonna, Mimi, Nov. 11.-Pillsbury
Saturday. It is not as yet definitely
decided with whom the game will be
played, altho it is probable that it will
be with, the university freshmen. If
the freshmen are not taken on, an at
tempt will be made to arrange for a
game with either Central or North high.
phe freshmen defeated the deaf
m nfa sa 2S to playing thrtymn
dition, with three Of it's own men out
and playing only twenty-minute halves,
Pillsbury defeated the mutes by a
score Of 81 to 5. BY this comparison
it appears that the academy team could
give. the university men all they were
looking for in the shape of hard fight
The he, PPil1iEsbury team is not in the best
active training The high schools in
the southern part Of the state refuse
to schedule games with the first team
of the academy, and thus it is hard
to get practice. 1t is highly probable
that next year Pillsbury will apply for
admission to the Intercollegiate league
of which it's ancient foe, Shattuck, IS a
member.
Porter. who was out Of the game dur
Ing the first part Of the season, is back
and is playing at his old position, left
tackle. This switched Palmer, the big
fellow of the team, to guard, where he
is playing a. great game. Goss, the fast
little end who left school for some rea
son a few weeks ago, has returned and
is again out with the squad. He prob
ably again will take his place on the
regular team. Cox, Minneapolis Cen
trail boy, who had been playing fast, is
out on account of injuries, and Rugg, 8
former sub halfback, is holding down
his place. The latter is playing we'll.
Pillsbury has about four remaining
games. One Of these is with the fast
st. Peter team, which claims the high
school championship outside the twi1
cities, and which has defeated every
thing in sight in this part of the state
Another is the annual battle with Shat
tuck, which was to have taken place
this week, but was postponed owing tx
a disinclination on the part of the shad.
to come to Pillsbury. This difficulty
has now been adjusted and the annua
contest will soon be pulled off.
The record of the team thus far thi
season is: University 10, Pillsburv O
Pillsbury 81, Deaf Mutes S; Pillsbur,
| (seconds) 6, Albert Lea 5; Pillsbury IL
Winona Q. Total, Pillsbury 80, op
ponents 10.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-12

1t cannot be said which of the two
teams should be picked as the winner in
the coming contest, but the odds seem
to be slightly in favor of the college
team. The Carleton men are consider
ably heavier, and by a comparison Of
st. Thomas, tho defeated by Carleton,
has fully as good a team as the North
field school. The score, 6 to 5 in favor
of Carleton, shows this. st. Thomas de-
feated the Hamline needles 10 to 0 while
North high of Minneapolis took the doc
tors into camp by d score of to 0. This
makes Carleton about five points strong
err than the Minneapolis school which
defeated Shattuck, "a to 5.
Cadets May Spill Dope.
All of this is pure dope and liable to
go to pieces in front of the desperate
attack of the cadets, who have habit
of winning out against seemingly over
whelming odds. Carleton has a heavy
team and it is made up mostly of veter-
ans
St. Thomas is not IN it's rightful place
in the Intercollegiate race. It lost to
Carleton only after playing the North
field team all over the gridiro'n' and
earning at least one more touchdown
than it got. Ed Rogers has had some
remarkably fine material to work with
and has turned out team which IS Sec
ond to none in the league.
Hamline has been hampered by in
juries ever since the season opened
Captain Beall is an excellent Hnesman
but he has been out of the game most
of the time. Ellery, at quarter, is an
other good man who has spent the
greater part Of the season on the side
lines
Faculty flinders Macs.
Manchester has had a more danger
Gus opponent in it's faculty than II
any school it has met. There has beer
a great willingness on the part of those
in authority to abolish the game alto
gether, and only the determined stane
taken by the student body and alumni
has prevented it from carrying out it,
avowed design. With such a handi
cap it is no wonder that the Macales
ter team has nothing to show for it
season 8 work except 6 to victor.
over Hamline.
While Carleton and Shattuck nov
stand at the top, there is still an open
the Carleton-St. Thomas game reall
belongs to the saints, who outplaye'
their opponents at every stage Of tn
game and have the greater number 0
yards to show. Should Shattuck, a
is possible, defeat Carleton, and ST
Thomas, as is probable, down the ca
diets, first place would 60 to st. Thomas
Taken as whole. the season ha
shown very marked Improvement O.
the part of all the teams. Anythin
else would be impossible with such me
as Ed Rogers, HOLSTER and Foster O.
the coaching staff.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-12
BOWLERS AROUSE
GREAT INTEREST
Contest for City's Honors Be-
comes Spirited-Roberts
Team Is Climbing.

Interest in the annual contest for the
Commercial league bowling champion
ship is increasing as the season pro-
crosses. Matches are being rolled each
week and the work of the men up to
Soe h seas Dsen SS SIX nah ba any a
have averaged over ITO pins in twelve
games played and the remainder of the
bowlers are showing good form for so
early. in the season.
Chief interest in the play last week
was the ascension Of the T. M Roberts
team, which is now tie with the Donald
sons for second place. The Powers
quintet retained the lead.
The weeks results may be summed
up as follows:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-12
WIN IN ELEVENTH HOUR.
Special to The Journal.

Iowa Falls, Iowa, Nov. lin a
splendid game here this afternoon the
second team of the Iowa State college
defeated Ellsworth college by score
of 6 to O. Neither team was able to
score until the last few minutes Of the
after steady advances from the ce n
of the field.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-12

A woman asked London magistrate
the other day for a summons against
another woman for calling her q JAP
anese. The magistrate said it was no
insult to call person japanese and
refused the summons.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-12
Individual Averages.

The Medns defeated the Lyndales Saturday
by score Of II to Q. The Medins line up as
follows: Conley and Corcoran. ends Dickson
and Miles, tackles; Pool and Hasklns, guards
Zemlen center: Wyatt. quarter; Pool and Green
halves;' Whitcomb. fullback The Medns claim
the 80 to s5-pound championship and would like
to arrange gaines with any so or S5-pound teams
III the city. Address Ralph Whitcomb, 2610 PolI
street NE, or telephone T. G. 1866.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-12
REDSKINS GIVE DRAKE
RUN FOR THE VICTORY
Special to The Journal.

Special to Inc journal
Des Moines, Iowa, Nov. 11.-Drake
university had her hands full to win
from the Haskell Indians this after,
noon by a score Of 9 to 6: Drake scored
first the last few seconds of the first
half on place kick by, Captain Bur
cham, from the 35-yard line. after the
Indians had held for downs on their
1-yard line and punted out. When Has
kell kicked off in the second half,
Taylor of Drake, catching the ball be-
hind his own goal posts ran the length
Of the field thru the, entire Haskell
team for touchdown.
Haskell s score came soon afterward
when Peter Houser picked up the ball
on a tumble and ran thirty five. yards
to brakes goal line. The play of
Houser, was of the, spectacular order.
On a delayed pass he hurdled Taylor,
almost got away for touchdown. He
also attempted a drop kick from the
45-yard line, missing by a narrow mar.
Gin. Haskell missed two attempted
place kicks in the second half, the play
being almost entirely in Drake S terri
tOry
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-12
CARLETON FORE IN
COLLEGIATE FIGHT
Has Best Paper Prospects, but
Shattuck Cadets Are DAN
gerously Close.

Carleton and Shattuck are we'll in the
lead IN the race for the state intercol-
legiate championship. Neither team
has been defeated, but one or the other
will have to drop to second place after
the contest scheduled for Nov. Is. The
present standing of the teams in the
Conference is shown by the following
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-12
BROWN REQUIRES
ELI'S BEST WORK
Is Defeated by Score Of II to 0,
but Frequently Gives
Yale Fear.
By Publisher Press,

By Publishers Press.
New Haven, Conn, Nov. 11-Yale
had no easy time with Brown this
afternoon, but succeeded in keeping it
from scoring and making her record
clean to date. H Her goal line has not
Five thousand attendants cheered Yale
to victory, practicing songs for the
game with Princeton next week
Roome was a consistent groundgain-
er for Yale. At the start Brown gained
a number of times on trick plays be-
fore Yale held. When Yale got the
ball, Veeder, Morse, Forbes and Finn
carried it in successive rushes over the
Brown line for the first touchdown.
Hutchinson kicked the goal.
After the first touchdown Yale
kicked more freely and Trip was
brought back to guard to do some of
the ground gaining He made the sec e;
the try for tho second goal. The WhiS-
tie blew with the ball on Browns Il
yard line.
Yale had a scarce in the second halt,
and at one time the visitors had the
ball on her 1O-yard line by rushes and
penalties. But the Ellis held hard and
prevented score. After that the goal
was not in serious danger.
HIGH SCHOOL RESULTS
ALBERT LEA, 8; MORTIFIED, 9.
school hoo ' defeated Northheld high today By
score Of to 0.
GREAT WESTERN, 8; MEMORIAL, o.
Mason City, Iowa, Nov. 1.-THE Great West.
university here today by score Of to o.
Neither side could gain consistently.
MARsHAIITowN. ~. HAMPTON o,
Marshalltowu, Iowa, Nov. 1.-THE Marshall
town high school football eleven defeated the
4 a7At to Q. 'sa" Lille d 'ei i'''i y '-'
ELDoRA, 10; IOWA FALLS, o.
E1iora Nova, Nov 1.-THE Iowa Falls high
| school eleven were defeated here today by the
state Industrial school by the score of 10 to D.
CEDAR RAPIDS, 8; DUBUQUE, Q.
Dubuque 1oTa Sov f tapT hss s
locals locals outpiayed the visitors at most stages
! Of the game.
Webster City, Iowa. Nov. 1.-THE Webster
City high school team this afternoon held the
heavy Ames college junior team to 4 score Of
10 to 0.
SECOND AGG1Es, 81 MooRHEAD. 4.
football played here this year the Agricultural
college second team today defeated hoorhead
high sa@ S Ss ca as BY
| "a to o.
| MANKATo. 4s; LIE sUEUR. 0.
| Mankato, Mimi. Nov. n.-Mankato high
school today defeated the LeSuer high team
| by score of 43 to 0. The Mankato Commercial
| college won from Wells high school by score
| of to o. Mankato normal administered a p to
/ defeat to the Wells high school In basket
| ball game.
| BLUE EARTH, 80: ST. PETER, o.
| Blue Earth, Mimi, Nov. 1.-Blue Earth high
| school today defeated the strong st. Peter high
school eleven by of 80 to O., and now
claims the high school football championship OF
|
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-12

Fargo, n. D.. Nov. I.-1n the best game OF
football played here this year the Agricultural
college second team today defeated Moorhead
high school by a of to 4. The third col.
"a O.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-12
MANKATo, 40; LIE sUEUR. o.

MankatO Mimi. Nov. I.-Mankato nigh
school today defeated the LeSuer high team
by a score of 43 to 0. The Mankato Commercial
college won from Wells high school by score
of to 0. Mankato normal administered p to
/ defeat to the Wells high school in basket
ball game.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-12
Pennsylvania

I Subst1tutes-FOr. Harvard, KnoWlton. for
Squires, Snyder for Mcdonald, Nichols for Eos
ter, Guild for Lockwood White for Parker,
| Pierce for Burr. T..
| downs, Sheble Torrey. ....
Referee, McClung, Lehigh; umpire, Edwards,
Princeton; linesman, Whiting, Cornell; time Of
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-12
Haskell.
yhouldarh1ade

The second Hawkeyes wish games with any
| 95-pound teams in the city. Address L. Walton,
4 1906 Twenty ninth avenue N,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-12
BLUE EARTH, 80: ST. PETER,

BLUE EARTH 80; ST. PETER, o.
Blue Earth, Mimi, Nov. 11.-Blue Earth high
school today defeated the strong st. Peter high
school eleven by score of 80 to O, and now
claims the high school football championship OF
southern Minnesota.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-12

AMES JUNIORS, 10; WEBSTER CITY, o.
Webster City. Iowa Nov. 1.-The Webstei
City high school team this afternoon held the
heavy Ames college junior team to 4 score Of
10 to 0.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-12
AMEs JUNIORS. 10. WI

Dubuque Iowa, Nov u.-Cedar Rapids high
school defeated Dubuque to today. The
locals outplayed the visitors at most stages
of the game.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-12
HIGH SCHOOL RESULTS


Eldora Nova Nov. 1.-THE Iowa Falls high
state industrial school by the score of 10 to D.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-17
SWAYNE IMPEACHMENT CAS-
Legal Phases Ct the Charges Debated
1 IN the house.

Legal Phases Ct the Charges Debated
.1" in the rouse.
tNy Associated press) .
WASHINGTON. D. c., Jan l6.-Dc-
hate on the Swayne case occupied the
attention Of the House until after five
O'Clock today. The arguments were
exhaustive. dealing With many of the
JUICE Swaync. The Senate resclu-
ticn fixing Wednesday, February as
tie time for counting the electoral vote
Tor President and vice-president. th..
proceedings to take place in the hall
OF the House was adopted.
Bu'eson Resolution Amended
The BuricSon resolution directing
the director Of the census to collect
and publish additional statistics relat.
ing 70 c';ttcn was reported by Nj.
Cr'rpacke:. tlni..) amended so as
10 provide that the statistics Of tho
consumption OF cotton. the surplus of
cotton held by the manufat turers and
tn. quantity OF Gotten exported shall
be summarized "a: OF September 1st..
Zach year so as tozshow the cotton pro
duc:ior and consumption Of preccdr:
yecr. Mr. Livingston (Gu.) charged
that if cotton reports We're made at
tho time stated "a break in the cot
ton market would result. upon each oc.
casicn that such reports we're pub
lisl:cG
Sent to Conference.
The legislative. executive and judi
cial appropriation bill was sent to con
ference With Messrs Bingham (Pa., J
Littauer. On. Y.) and Livingston.
,Ga..l cnnferees on the part of the
House. ...
After some further discussion. in
which the resolution was favored by
Mr.. Williams, (Aiss.y the resolution
was agreed to
Consideration of the Swayne I'M
"cachlacnt charges then was resumed
Mr.. Clayton Gala J speaking in adyc-
c:cy Ct ulen,.
NJ. Clayton. discussing The expense
account of Judge Swayne argued that
strange evolution had taken place
by which it was sought to excuse The
Judge from q plain violation of the law
He produced a 1ircular. which had heen
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-17
z N eatricol !

Critics say that not III wears has Il
more dainty, refined. humorous or
beautiful! musical comedy yraced the
American stage than The Jewel of
Asia" by Frederic Ranken and Lud-
Wig Highlander and which will be seen
ut the Academy Of Music Friday. Man
aser Slocun has gotten together an
ideal cast, and the production will be
even better and larger than the one
that won SC much critical praise and
popular approval last season at the
Criterion Treater, New York IN the
title role viii be seen Miss We're Mi
cheleEa. one of the Youngest and most
artistic comic opera prima donnas on
The American stage. She has won
much obstruction in the various comic
operas in which she has appeared, and
her sweet, powerful Voice, coupled
with her histrionjc ability and beauty
are assets CT assured value FIer
chief aide in the fun making is Edgar
BlxleJ', than whom there is 10 better
eccentric s:ase-Frenchman The rest
ri the cast is: in keeping with this
high quality while the scenery and CD.
pointmerts leave nothing to be de-
sired
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-17
For Governments Participation
in jamestown Exposition.
SUB COMMITTEE INSTRUCTED
Authorized to Name or Omit Suitable
appropriation For the Land Feature
Z. "
Of Uncle Sans Part in the Great
Enterprise.
lEN Associaten Y.resS.

WASHINGTON, d. e. Jan. 1G-Ow.
Ing to !; misunderstanding anon" the
members CT the subcommittee of the
l!o'so committee Gu industrial arts
ana exEositions instructed, tc prepar,
a plan for the celebration OF the set
ile:ocht Of Jamestown Virginia. the
full committee today referred the nat
ter back to the subcommittee with
definite instructions tc draft hill
either carryir. an appropriation or
not. Ter the governments particlpa-
ton III the land portion OF this enter
Prise.
Previous 10 this action of the full
committee today there was division,
Ut opinion among the members OF the
subcommittee as to its authority il,
the matter.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-17

addressed 70 members and which bore
the caption "Jndae SWayne Not Alone"
and resisted that it should net be con
si'!er"tl in reaching conclusion in the
case because 1t was not part Of the
eNidcrcn Il rcpei." he vehemently de-
: Jared. the charge that the judges
Il this country are guilty Of putting
up at boarding houses ut sl.25. charg-
i'll. mp $40 ana pccketing the SIS IS
~ He Protests.
Replying TO question by Messrs
Smiti: Oky.) and Bartlett. CAD Mr.
Clayton said there hat not been the
slightest intination by Judge Swayne
or his counsel that other judges charg.
81 up the full $40 Il day although tl,ey
night have expended less He protest.
Ell :.alns. what he charact cried as
this wholesale Indictment against the
'ntlio larry RI the country
The 'Excuse Factc.y."
Mr.. ClaytCn took up tn, remaining
eleven charges and said that although,
the substantial facts were admitted
the eNcus" factoly'' had Leen put IN
operation rs to eacl, one Of them. Nc
ether Judge. lie continued acalns:
whom impeachment proceedings had
Econ brought had been confronted wi:t
snc!! number of specifications of mis-
conduct as JUDGE Swayne
Nj Gaines (Tcnn) said he was will
Ing that judges should write tnwn 80
many eggs SC many miles. so many
clerks. SO many, cocktails or anything,
else necessary to held court, to be
rald fer by the government Z"
Tie House adjourned until tomor-
row. G..M z-..."
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gate all appeals for help. and assist.
ancc is confined 10 those cases which
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ancc OF those who are IL position TO
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PLANT OF a HANDSOME MAN.

Oh. a plague. I say. on science.
Every day it finds some plan
Or invents some new appliance
TO improve the looks OF man.
Little men are now made taller,
Legs are Strengthened that were
bowed,
Stout men may be male much smaller
Science helps the pigeon-toed.
Doctors build up nattened noses.
Ears may be remodeled too:
He's III error who snppOses
Natures work will have to do.
Chests that formerly were hollow
Science makes to bulge today:
Any man may match Apollo
II he has the price to pay.
Chins and lips ana ewes are neatly
Made to order while you WAT:
Faces are rebuilt completely.
LONELINESS is out OF date
Science, With the aid OF braces,
Brings the warped man into shape
Gives the ugly handsome faces.
Makes d goblet of an ape.
Nature made ME handsome, splendid,
Made me straight of limb and tall,
But fear my glory's ended
If good looks may be for all.
We who shines must have reliance
On our wealth now or our wit,
And these things the men of science
viii be making ere they quit.
Chicago Record-Heralu.