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The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-30
BOTH PERFECT IN
FINAL PRACTICE
Chicago and Michigan Workout
Before Admiring Eyes Of Their
Confident Supporters. F5
journal Special Service,

Chicago, Nov. 3O.-While the odds favored
Michigan at ? to yesterday, there was feel
wolverines will be humbled today. This fact
ing is not the result of college spirit alone but
a careful comparison Of the strength of the
two teams shows that Chicago has the best
chance of defeating the Michigan champions
that 1t has had since Yost went to Ann Arbor.
Chicago and the surrounding country has gone
mad over the game. Thousands of tickets have
been saed
with the coveted pasteboards -.
Every man On the Chicago team is in the
best possible physical condition and If the
team loses it will not be Trainer Conf Bears
fault: The maroons are keyed up, to the high
midway, from the most learned professor down
to the man who never thinks Of studying, can
talk OF nothing but the big game.
49, Plenty of Chicago Money.
corded, but there is plenty Of money at the
midway that Is ready to be placed If the Michi-
gan hackers will put up 8 to 1 or bet even
| money that the maroons will not score.
aaa easy m ase
spent in catching punts and running thru sig.
nals.' The men worked with a. will and showed
that they are psychologically, as we'll as phys
| ically, fit for the approaching contest.
| The Michigan team arrived yesterday after
sna BY to Of oSs
Coach Yost soon had the men on a vacant lot
west Of the hotel, where he shot them thru a
bunch Of signals for about half an hour They
| went thru their plays with a snap and dash
that was very easy to look at and the "nia-
chine moved so smoothly the Spectators could
almost hear the cogs click.
Love Replaces Schultz.
1t was regarded as significant by the Chicago
| men who were gazing at the practice that Love
went in for Schultz at left guard before they
had gone far and 1t was freely rumored that
| Schultz would possibly be taken out Of the game
place at left half After running thru signals
Garrels and Stuart took whirl at punting.
The men are all in pretty fair condition, -
said keene Fitzpatrick the veteran trainer.
'The left halfback position is not filed as vet.
but the players will be one of three men
| Clark, Magoffn or Stuart -
! All the members of the team were in good
spirits and did not appear to fear the result
Of the championship struggle. - :
large delegation of Michigan rooters ar
rived soon after the team and took up quarters
at the hotel. y.. H.. : = :
! Lieutenant Hackett Of West Point will ref
cree and Re1nhart Of Lafayette will act as
umpire. :. =, .-yse -. - 90
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-30
PLAN HOCKEY SEASON
Enthusiasts Will Meet Saturday Night
at Iroquois Club.

There Will be & meeting of hockey enthusiasts
In the lroquois club rooms, 31o4 Cedar avenue,
at pm on Saturday. Plans for the winter
will be discussed, including the. formation Of
closed rink. Last year there was no enclosed
rink in the city and there was nothing to pre-
vent the spectators witnessing the games free
pay the expenses of the teams. some Of the clubs
had a hard time
6 The Lake Shore Hockey club has already
formed and is only waiting for the ice to be-
come strong enough to start in practicing.
ing done, telephone w. S. Mott Co, 33776 81 6.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-30

: Fire broke out in the woodshed adjoining the
residence Of Thomas Goodale at 1910 Fifth
street Sc early this morning and did about
500 damage. A defective chimney was the
cause.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-30

John, Steve and Henry Neaman, all roomns
at 310 Hennepin avenue, were robbed of SIS
last night while seeing the town. A sneak
thief entered their room with a pass key and
took the money which was hidden a drawer.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-30
WINoNA GAME OFF.

. Winona, Mimi, Nov. 3O--On account Of the
bitter cold weather the football game arranged
for this afternoon between the teams of the
Winona high school and the deaf and dumb
school at Faribault was declared of.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-30
De Tray In; Chicago Bright.

Chicagos hopes Of victory were raised by the
report last night that Halfback De Tray, who
was partly blinded In the Chicago-Northwest
game, had 80 far recovered that he might take
his place in the maroon backfeld replacing
Hitchcock who, altho fast, was considered too
light to do effective work
Yost said ''Our boys are going into the game
to put up the fight of their lives. I do not
care to express myself as to which team viii
I cannot say yet who will play at left half,
It Is pretty important position to fill in Sd
short time
Stagg Confident, Too.
On the other e. hand. Co Coach h Stage is Just as
II consider our chances of winning the best
since 1900. If we favored by an even
break Of luck, and if every man on the team
goes in and plays the best football that is in
T1 o the arSe e M IN
sons, the winning team will have a clear title
to the football championship of the "Big Nine"
colleges. At the close of the football season
In previous years. either the football eleven
from the Of Of or th %
claim for first honors This Year there re- is 8 no
question as to the superiority Of the two teams
that meet today, both Wisconsin and
Minnesota.
. Michigan's Record Best.
Wisconsin has been defeated by both Chi.
cag0 and Michigan, and In turn Minnesota. the
team that for years has made the strongest
claim for participation in first honors with
Michigan or Chicago, was defeated by Wis.
consin.
Chicago this year barely managed to gain
tetory eyer Wisconsin cons ,1 the Eff final M score being
teams from the universities Of Iowa, Indiana
Illinois. Purdue and Northwestern, defeating
all Of them.
Michigan the Favorite.
Wisconsin team, winning by 12 to 0, and on this
comparative showing has been installed a 2 tc
favorite over the Chicago team in today's
game. Wisconsin and Illinois are the only "Bie
Nine" colleges Michigan has played this year
i Yost's Team Heaviest.
Michigan will go into the battle with hel
full strength, with Schultz, the left guard
being in the game. despite the report that he
would be protested by Chicago.
Michigan Is the heavier team of the two, its
total weight being 1000 pounds. Chicago.
total weight is 2,o41 pounds
t- Coach Yost and his squad, numbering twenty
four players, reached Chicago yesterday after
noon, confident of victory today.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-30
All Ready

On Dec. A, the new line of the 500 be-
tween Thief River Falls and Kenmare
will be open for business. Call at 119
Third street s FOR full particulars.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-30
sELBY DOWNS POTTS
Gets Two Of Three Falls in Spirited

Wrestling Contest.
Erne Selby, the Minneapolis boxer, who has
achieved reputation as professional bag
puneher, last night at the Elks' stag social
made a fine showing IN catch-as-catch can
falls from Jimmy, Potts Potts Won the nrst faIi
In minutes and Do seconds Selby got the
second In 10 minutes and the third in 20
minutes and Is seconds. The men were in
good condition and the bout was undoubtedly
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-30
/ ALABAMA p. TENNEssEE

Birmingham, Ala, Nov. 30.--C Conditions for the
football game this afternoon between the uni
versities of Alan aba and Tennessee were
splendid. g.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-30
ARMY TEARS UP
The SCRUB TEAM
West Point Shows Strength in
scrimmages Light Practice
at Annapolis.
journal Special Service.

West Point n. Y, Nov. 3O.--In the first hard
scrimmage of the week the varsity scored five
touchdowns against the scrubs. The field was
zlins rain falling the bail was wet and
slippery.
Much 10 the surprise of many coaches present
both Johnson and Westover handled punts in
good shape. Considerable time was given to
ppunting, Dr. Bull taking charge of the kick
ers. He paid much attention to both Beaver
and Torpey and they got their kicks off quickly
and with surety that were encouraging Both
these men have proved they can be relied upon
of danger.
While the scrubs made much distance thru
the varsity line, they were unable to score
The defensive playing was a trine ragged
weakness which may have been due to the field
for three days. Another scrimmage will be
| the cadets. N5
Navy Team Announced.
Annapolis, Nd. Nov. so-1be navy football
day afternoon, but there was no lineup. Thera
Will be none until the army game at Princeton
on Saturday. Coach DashieI has announced fine
| team that will start In the army game as fol-
o 'Brien. left guard; Causey, center; Shafroth'
r,ght guard; Grady, right tackle Woodwork,
! right end; Decker or Norton, quarterback;
Spencer, left half; Doherty, right half; CORN,
| ley. fullback.
The only position stin in any doubt, Dash
neid said, was that OF quarterback. There is
| really little question, however, that Decker will
| start the game He is much more likely to
get away for long run than Norton, either
| from his position or in running back kick
Norton has some ability as drop kicker and
| Will be sent in try.
Annapolis best chance to win will be in
the attempt to run the army off its feet with
! its strong packs, using relays if necessary as
that Is where the navy is strong. It is more
| than likely that the navy will have to call in
| subs. as the game will consist of thirty-Hve
played this season has been two halves 0f
twenty,hve minutes each. This may weaken the
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-30
YEARS BIG GAME
IS ON AT CHICAGO
Michigan and Chicago Both Conf.
dent at Beginning of Bat
tie for Title.

Chicago. Nov. 3O.-Clear skies and tennpera
ture well below the freezing point gave early
promise of almost perfect conditions Tor 100t.
ball this afternoon when Michigan and Chicago
will meet on Marshall field In the climax Of
the football season in the west with the honor
of the western championship depending on tho
outcome. 3
Barring an unlooked-for tie, score, the game
would settle this question beyond dispute, for
Minnesota. heretofore disputant for the honor.
was put out Of the running by Wisconsin, and
both Chicago and Michigan had defeated the
/ badger eleven.
] A new record in the way of attendance at foot
i ball struggles In Chicago was anticipated. and
at noon realization of this expectation began
when the monster audience began to move upon
the grounds. game scheduled for 1:3o,
and those who did not have reserved seats start
ed for the field early In order to guard
against being among the hundreds who will be
unable to gain admission
IS Every Seat Sold.
Every one Of the $4,000 reserved seats was sold
on the first day the tickets were offered This
morning at $50 between 10000 and 1000 gen.
eral admission tickets were put on sale at Mar
shall field. the tickets being for standingroom
eid and aions the side fences not hemmed in
by the grandstands. But even for these general
admission tickets the crowds began gathering
at the ticket windows at MARSHALL field as early
as o'clock
.rsalIs wonderful drop.kickng would probably
score FOR Chicago, Wero Suprcncly confident that
| Michigan would triumph.
/ ''Three Touchdowns.
Three touchdowns for Michigan, they
claimed. "Eckersall can't boot over that many
points" Indeed, this confidence more than any
weakness In the teams work, has been the Oh
ject of the Michigan coaches Of late, and they
have preached the danger of overconhdence on
and of tho gridiron.
1--WE VIII wtn,'' said Coach Stagg and the Chi
eago adherents. ut may be close score, but
Chicago will win"
+! Last nights developments made the lineup OF
both teams uncertainty until the referees
whistle called the players to the field.
!! Alumni Protest.
Yesterday Coach Yost of Michigan declared
that Schultz, the big guard, concerning whose
eligibility strong doubts have been raised by
the claim that he played football at Washington
university for three years before going to Ann
iArbor, declared that Schultz would play.
/ But objections to this by Michigan alumni
again raised doubts as to his playing and it
was not until the teams appeared that the
point was decided. As Boone, the Chicago half.
hack was disqualified on much similar grounds,
the Schultz served to intensity the already
Ktrained feeling between Chicago and Michigan.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-21
VIII be Hanged
RAPIST DOOMED TO THE
GALLOWS
Indian T erritory Negroes
Awful Crime Made Jury
Unmerciful.
Special to Daily Leader

Special to Daily Leader
muskoges, 1. T., Jan 2l-Ycsterday
morning he jury in he case Of Joe
vickers. negro charged with assault,
and rape upon the person OF Mrs
Bessie EunDar, rcturre- a verdict of
guilty and did not recommend that
capital punishment BE- suspended. In
this country rape is a capital OF
fense and unless scme unforseel
event transpi-es Viclers will nave TO
answer with his life for the crime of
which the Jury found him guilty II
4 has been the custom for juries in
capital cases. to rrccmmend without
capital punishment" and there has not
been a legal execution since the vest
err district was created. and rome in
wha, was formerly the no.thorn dis.
trict since 1899,
Tic crime OF which vickers was
convicted was committed on the sis.
teenth day Fl last May. Mrs. Bessie
Dunbar lives in he country nor Invest
Of Wagner ahuu. eight miles. She
was alone at tile house when the
negro caico AM committed the crime.
Her husband was at wos-. in the fields.
She was assaulted and beaten by the
negro before he ovorpowered her. He
made his escape. hut the alarm was
quickly spread anl within a few hours
hundreds Of people were in the coun.
try looking for the leero who was
then unknown He got into the negro
settlement between the Arkansas ana
N!rdieris rivers anG The negroes there
were accused Of harbcriag him. This
they denied and race var was mai.
rowly ayerted oi. account of it.
II was two months after the crime
was committed before vicllcrs WI.
arrested Tie was cangNt at Cherry
vale, Kas. and brought here to stand
trial The case against him was g,
strong that the Jury found that Their
was no reasonable doubt Of his guilt
hence their verdict The Judge hai
not yet passed scntence upon Vickera
The verdict was not unexpected b,
the officials.
Tho rime for the execution o
r COURSE, has not beea set There ar
one or two other cases where a car
ital punishment verdict is likely Il
. be had, and it is probable that VlcR
ers will not be hanged until IL is seer
what Is TO be done IN those Their
is also the possibility of new tria
or an appeal or a commutation
Since Marshal Pennett has been {,
office he has hanged FIVE men Tn
! last execution was Cyrus w. Brow
and Nathan Craig, both white men
hanged in August 1895. in th4 jal
yard of the old jail. Brown Killed Al
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old fisherman a. Webbe-s Fails and
Craig killed Joe Hearich. deputy
marshal located at 1ahlcouah. hen.
rich had arrested Craig one ,lme for
bootlcggins Craig slh ped mp on
Hcnrich and shot him while he was
asleep.
George Cnlly. negro. was hanged
July % lSa9. He was convicted ol
the murder Of a white man at Ch5s-
ka. Bud Ledbettor says Gully is tho
only man he ever saw hanged who
was oerfec;ly composed 10 the last in.
slant.
Chas Perkins, negro. was h1nred
Iuly L. 1898 lie was convicted or
killing another negro at Wagner
Cate RrooEs. negro. was hanged
July s. 1873. Re was convicted Of
rape. his victim bsing young whito
gil who lived near Vinita. The girl
was beaten almost to death and It
was thought for long time she wouiI
die.
The cid gallows that was used for
these executions have been preserved
and can be uscl another time when
IL becomes necessary When this ex-
ecution Occurs. It viii be the first that
has ever taken place in the western
district
II has been the custom heretofore
for the marshal to hire some person
to spring the trap at the execution.
Marshel BeAnett stated this morning
that if another execution is necessery
this prccefe1t viii be followed.
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The reason .l,at coughs and colds
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First published in Daily Leader Jan.
p 1905)
PLRLlCATIoN NoTIcE.

NArIACFH l'SlN w. ~
Notice is hereby given that the
Board Of County Commissioners Of
Logan county, Oklahoma territory, will
during the next ten-days receive at tie
Office OF the County Clerk Of said
Logan County, sealed proposals for a. e
care and maintenance Of such poor
persons as nay bccUre a county
charge Of said Logan County. Oklah)i
ma Territory Said I;oard OF County
Commissioners reserve the right 10 re-
jcct any and all bids
Said contract for such care AMI
maintenance as above specified. shall
extend for a period ~ one year from
the lime such contract may be- entar
ed into with The privilege of renewal
by said Beard Of Ccuaty Commission.
c-s at their option That the number
Of poor fir whose care am mairt enanco
said contract win specfy. is at this
uiae between thirty and fnry
D. Burke,
Chairman
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chairr,an

(Flrst published in rany Leader
Jan a 1905
Application for Liquor License.
Territory Of Oklahoma Logan County.
IS
Notice is hereby given that
J. s. Herber
has this day filed IN the office Of the
County Clerk, iu and for said County.
his petition. asking that a license Be-
granted - sell al retail malt.
spirituous and yiaous liquors on
Lots - aad %, block 49, Second
ward in Guthrie in said County AMI
Territory
II no protest he filed on or before
January ks. 1875.
his petition viii be- granted and
license issued
Witness my hegd ami the seal ol
said County hereto aniycl this
ilth 6av % January. 1905
(SEAL)
N. z. Tramp. County Clerk
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THoHuRN's lazA.
on Tree Planting is Right, Says Mat,
Ouhf.

Secretary Th0Surn is right whau
he advises the farmer - plant nul
trees" says Matt Duhr. THE pecan
the walnut and other native nu5 rees
DO well in Oklahoma. There is nc
DOUBT that the toothsome English wal
nuts would produce large crops n thi.
territory. Several European walnut
trees planted in Eagle township
Payne county, five years ago, produced
several bushels of nuts last season
The so.called English walnut trees
thrive on the most sterile land ir
Europe"
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GIN LOCATlON-Free gin site given
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A SKATING EXHIBITION.
To be Given in Guthrie by George
Monohan.

George Monohan, Of Oklahoma City,
viii give a skating exhibition in
Guthrie tonight. Mr.. Monohan. It is
said. Is one Of the fanciest skaters in
the west. having mad considerable ex.
perienee along this line He makes
numerous artistic figures on the
skates. and is a great entertainer In
this connection the Oklahoma CITY
Times Journal in Thursdays issue
says
George Monohan goes TO Guthrie
Saturday night to give an exhibition
of fancy skating. Mr. Monohaa's skat-
ing performances have grown very
popular here in the city, and his
courtesy and a5ibnily have made him
many friends among his patrons.
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