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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-03
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-03

entries" paa SarS % oerefter be.
tale oct meo 9euae for at iaa 5tiebe.
Raar ga Sc bpreoe 6oIf er TONNE /
9eithoeIie al 2anoet, bar De for CT
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oct til auItompanicrne.
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til at inooraae The Worton Goal Gom.
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Sc alII, De bar tQ8ct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-03

8Ianbt 9i9iterne paa be mango
Sommer.R eiorter pao Serue noe /
Sfi9rgaoroen bar Der igaar % ibae
beritet flIoit9tois Ganit, ba Streif'
fueIer ira 69ituinserne faIber oper.
alt. Saolebe8 bIep en- 0tonb. Der iaS
paa geranoaen til gatJtfIubbens 60.
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bsbeIig iaaret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-03

Gbefen for Sen rusiiIfe Gifaore beS
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fprit &leranSer WihaeIobitd. Der er'
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iombeo er, at bans Wtarinelolbater
bar negtet at ifpbe poa De oprsrife
Soloater. Storfpriten isger III al
binSre De oprsrite Sfibe Oeb Spcobora
| at begipe Jig til arouitabt, bporfra
ben foreneoe SIaaoe funSe bombar.
6ere ct. petersburg % aeiierilottei
9eterbof. 6lere al bans Gorpeoo'
baaoe bar ogiao i~Irittet Jig til Spre'
rerre.
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farteriets SpIogSbuie og foroeIte
&mmunitioneu bIanot Sprerene. %
fleite Sfiicerer bIeo br9bt eler toget
tiIfange. Sprsrerne paIgte fig oerpaa
9beier oe itsnaIiiereoe til Storfpr.
items Sfibe: Slut eOer til o3 pe0
&ronItaot % pPr meb at frtatOe Sol
tets inoeipGrre0e Repr9ieutnnter."
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BEN lite Gliguit. Gen itsrIte SpbtO'
ieIie berifer Der I arlebuing Otter
retningerne fra Soea6ore, og man
gaar | ben itsrfte Iueit for, bnoo Der
bill he / Rronftoot. Saapel Eeleqrof'
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ben itsrite Spenbing OF Iptteoe efter
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ifaberne. st Telegram, Ser oltgnpe8
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me06elte ioag, at "beIe 9eiRtningen
poa fire arigsifibe bar giort Npttert"
men bette kilograms Spbap foretom'
mter noeet ounfelt.
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mo6tItieret, % a6mirol 8irtteff bar
gipet ale 8rigsifibe paooei BERTH Or
bre iii at nen0e ON. 9ommanbsrerne
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til at goa tlunb, buiGfet oiier, at glu'
tcriteterne inget Stltro bar til fine
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at oerre aataitrofe, ser fom iaa pIlto'
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gere peo ilette Gfterretninger fra
QotoetS Snore. Reoicrtrgen bar
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% S1aoSens 2opoIttet. Spis bi8ie
ioigter, iaa itaar Sen b~iPIpeles.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-03
mere upeir.
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8egn % Sugl.
Sfaoe | WorO Safota.

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lom erontt laa iprebt uSober Mtorfeu.
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al &ornet Iagbe fig. &ruaere / GeIt
foIot SogI. 9pgget our itoaret, %
man babe begpitot at IfiGre Soeoe
% SaUre.
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baube man life paa q Mar boot iIigt
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Strait. Galrige llbbuSbpgninger %
en- Wpngbe Greer ncItebeS omfulN.
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"Opens Sepot. llbe paa agrene lag
oe8 &ornet Habt, % Sfabcn bLeo flor.
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at Stprtrean oe SaeI biemisgte ste,
BET ST. $50 6reSag gftermioSng Nert
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@aIneooer. &eeuet foIbt / Strcmme.
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al gars9rpOen poa en- Strpfnins al
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peo nRrnere Gfteripn ion0t man, at
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9anobruasifoIc bar oeo WopDiae Ell
6oris8sitntion; ben leo intet, ga Sen
err beIfpttet oeo en- Qltn6,
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toto er ser otter tnbIsbct Telegram.
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ton t Truberie Golmtp bicmisotc8 Oci
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for poa I1ptIiggenOe Steber, % NJ,
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iig mooife life mere. ct Telegram
fra Bottle Safe I io1nme Golmt0 III.
ger otter. at De ii6'te Cages lloeir bar
qiort ian flor Stobe paa ientioIp.
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ne itg at tnbbsitc ocn. Dog itoor Gli.
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lllere ON Dies.

SfGIgc ct Telegram fro IiIpait.
fee nil Sheriff @Dllnno fcnSe Busr-
mar TapiSioH en- iornelig 9eei9-
ring ON at lt0touuEGtbere 3ropper
for at pangribe Sohu 3. Cleft "Sen
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tror, at @ttberEer Guptbiun efter
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% at barr oil ltSiertoe to Rom.
barrier S~tatstro9ser for At tlSfangc
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bill Ia itg tase Icratoe. Gong pan
8arS bar bat inriifret, Of ban oil
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broabe j bnn.
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.0ieta ogb1n retite til Cameron 3om
for at here. hDorteoes Set TOO I'll elter'
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uteH BEN unge Clarence TfG3, iont
bteo rnnEmet al a. algte, artage!ig
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poa SenSer og anP. Ses trsb belle
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-03

iaa moStaget Here Giterretninser ON
Sprsret. San meNoeIte ioag. at Ell.
tiationen bar pSerIt tritiif, oa npiten
belle Sneoborg bar I Sprsrerues
SGnScr, o8 Der par forbolosois faa
Iopale Erotper / SeIiinsfors.-Bru.
fesior Warim 8opoIeoifp, WeoInn
af Den opIste &~iesbuum. bar faaet
Telegram ON, at 9eiGtninsen paa
fire &rigsifibe | SeIiingfors bar siort
Wgtteri.
The Washington times., 1906-10-14

| Large Neat Dish,
| Open Vegetable Dish,
Covered Sugar Bowl.
Cream Pitcher,
Open Bowl,
| Gravy Boat,
| Pickle Dish,
| Covered Butter Dish.
The Washington times., 1906-10-14

Extra heavy copper
bottom Wash Boilers,
with patent cold han
dies. Worth $1.25 Qc&
and $Ls9......,..s
Round Gas Heaters.
needed now to take the
chill of the rooms not
SthfgTise Pa5fgg 08c
Brightest ana Best
oil Heaters, with steel
OF. tank, self eXtin-
guisher. heavy nickel
plated steel casing. war
ranted o q o OFIs a n d
smOkeless. Win heat a
good sized 81 10
room perfectly. J.IT
The Washington times., 1906-10-14
THIRD SECTION

/ Decorate
Il Values WOrr
II Special lot of
II Chinaware, closed
low regular cost.
lowing:
II Handled Olive
n Pitchers, Rose BO.
Plates, Tea Pots, {
H Upholstery
Sundries.
Brass Extension
Rods. 1c each-5c |
kt Carpet Tacks, two
IA for 5C-IOC Stair
"a Pads, 5c-a9c Tap
estry, 80 inches
I'd wide. G5c y,l.
81 (4tn 15orJ
III 69c Pillows,
h 39C.
kt Large size Feath-
er Pillows. covered
with feather-prOOf
ticking and hlled /
with sanitary and
rs OdGrless feathers.
Fk Instead Of Csc for
gee.
H 25e Stationery,
Il I2@C. |
H Old Warwick Lin
H en- Stationery. in !
letter size, ruled or
U plain. Put up in 4
packages of one
Ell pound each. con-
II tanning 100 sheets
OF paper, Regular
25c value for l2lEc
Envelopes 10
match. sc package
Writing
Tablets,
3MC. |
Full letter size
Writing Tablets,
NJ ming l44
pages. Decorated
II covers i'm various
I'll colOrs. Each, 3l4c
I Lead Pencils,
q SC dOZ. |
Good quality Ce-
dar Lead Pencils.
sold regularly at /
III Ice and I2c a dOZ-
en-, tomorrow, at j
Sc.
SI.2J Trolley
II Capes, /
69C. /
Women IS Knit
Trolley Capes. and
.Hlarge size Shawis,
I'm white. black,
blue and pink. Reg
IN ular S1.2j value for
tee.
95c Water
Pals.
{. lie. |
I4-QuaTt size Gal
vauiZed Iron Water
Pals or Buckets,
sold regularly n
lH CSC each for lie.
Il Clothes Dryer,
Il l5C. !
nj The + ed eral
|HCloth h q = Dryer,
III made of solid ash.
Hangs on the wall
and provides so II.
of drying space.
NJ Tomorrow, 15c.
ID Gas Tubing,
H Sc. |
III Best quality Gov
Nj cred Gas Tubing,H
In all lengths. With
patent ends. Per
NJ foot. tomorrow, Sc.
II Bath Tub Seats,
L. d9C. |
III Solid oak Bath
III Tub Seats. with
III heavy nickeled
NJ ends. Sold regular
.tly at 75c. TOmOr-
NJ row at 4sc.
Fruit Presses,
II l5C. |
Hennis Fruit or
n Potato Presses,
nj made with all steel
frame. Heavily re-
III timed. Regular 25c
value for l5c.
Combs,
Il l2C. /
III "Pyraiinr Dress
ing Combs; same
as ceiluloid; white,
amber. or tortoise
shell finish. s inch
es long, course and
4 nuc-uBish [ c eth n.
= q
The Washington times., 1906-10-14

Engraved thin blown
Table Tumblers. in new
etchings. Regular price,
see q dozen. Alc
Each at.....--...... z
II yards of COlcred
Shelf Taper, in all &C
shades for.
15-inch Japanned CCal
Hods, sold regu- 1Ec
larly at 23c, for. -
Pinch round oak frame
Ash Sleeves. with strong
y braced bottoms Qe
l5c Yalue....-...,-..-. =
soc Galvanized Iron
Garbage Cans, with
tight fitting 90c
cover. -
The Washington times., 1906-10-14
News From the
Art Department

The All Department is greatly
enlarged and completely stocked
with the new and novel in arr
decorative. Tomorrow we hold a
sale of many articles required now
for Identifying the home, at
prices less than regular.
German Linen Tray Covers. I0c
size lSX2l inches; worth &c..
German Linen Tray Covers. 0Oc
size lSX5i; worth 5Oc,............. =
Battenberg Dolleys. with TIC
linen centers, worth -9c.-....--
japanese Linen Bureau Scarfs
rsitl Mexican drawn work u9c
borders; worth Sl.5O.-..-......--. .
Applique Bureau SCarfs and Pillow
Shams To match, in braided
effects, and some with me 1EC
dallions. SIC values. ..-....,.-.... 4 ,
Pillow Ribbons, in all the new COM
binations of cOlOrings 412
yards in piece; instead OF 47c
JOCl IOF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -
Pillow Cords. extra heavy quality,
nniehed with tassel In leading ef-
ieNls anu SoioaS' or SoAuS ~
long. Worth 5gc.................. Z ,
Fine sheer quality Handkerchief
Linen. one yard wide. for art HuC
work Worth CSC for-...........-T
pillow Scrim. IN cream and white.
Close. firm quality, worth 1EC
39c yard. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4 ,
Ready-made Pillow Slips, in new
effects. Worth S9c each, 0LC
for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4 ,
Stamped Pillow Shams. ready for
embroidery, Worth o0c, a 1Ec
The Washington times., 1906-10-14

Rogers Wv. r. -"
% r an d silver-plated
Oyster Forks. Orange
Spoons. and Ice Cream
Spoons. Set OF six IN A
silk lined box. one
M.39 values.......C . ,
SilVer-plated Salt and
Pepper Sets, each pair
in a silk lined box.
Worth soc pair, y &C
1OT..s.s,.............A >
20 gallon Galvanized
Iron Ash Cans,
{ h G regulation q &C
SlSe..r.--s---..----- >
90 feet Of Galvanized
Wire ! lire t5I Clothes &c
LliiG lOI. I...-....--.-.-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-22
CRIMSON 4. RIOTERS
READY FOR YALE
Coach Reid Says This Is His
Last Year as
Coach.
Journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service.
Cambridge, Mass, Nov. 22.-No Harvard team
has ever before received the ovation that was
given the crimson eleven by the whole undergrad
uate body yesterday. In the afternoon / 800
students marched thru pouring rain to the sta
dunn and cheered their eleven while 1t ran
thru signals. Led by the college band the under
graduates sang their songs that will be hurled
what they were intended to convey.
In the evening monster massmeeting was
held in the union, Captain Foster and Coach Reid
making speeches, the latter announcing that this
was his last year Harvard's head coach. His
speech did great deal to inspire his hearers
with the belief that Harvard was going to tri-
umph over the blue next Saturday.
The brainiest, the most thoroly prepared the
best-trained and the eleven Of the highest per-
onnel OF any with which he ever has been
connected was the head coach's characterize
ton of the crimson eleven. Harvard Will play
with the fixed determination that mo- ma ttershow
well Yale plays she cannot surpass our eleven.
was the only prophecy that Reid would make
about the game. At the conclusion of his
speech Reid was given ovation that has never
been equaled at Cambridge.
Inc crimson, team had signal practice in the
cage and short secret lineup yesterday after.
noon: Macdonald, left end; sborne left
tackle; Burr, left guard; Parker, center: Kers-
berg, right guard; Pierce, right tackle; Starr.
right end Newhan, quarter; Foster, left half;
Lincoln, right half; Wendell, fullback, was the
team announced yesterday as the one that would
be sent against the Ellis.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-22
NEW RULES SAVED
FOOTBALL GAME
Old Yale Star Says Revised
Regulations Are a Wonder
full Improvement. - -

Journal Special Service.

journal Special Service r. ~ j. - q.
New York, Nov. 22.-''The new football has
come to stay, according to Curtss, the we'll
known Yale graduate and athletic authority. He
is an intimate friend OF Walter Camp, father
of American football" and any opinion ex-
pressed by him may usually be properly assumed
to reject the expert athletic opinion of the
university of which he is graduate.
AFTER watching nearly all the important grid
Iron contests that have taken place so far this
year, especially the Yale Prince ton game. 1 have
no hesitation in pronouncing the style game
an unqualified. success said Curtiss yesterday
"Anyone who saw Yale and Princeton battle last
week cannot doubt but that the reform legisla-
tion has given wonderfully improved sport
Personally, satisfied to let the new rules
stand as they are confident that as the time
goes by and the full possibilities In the rules
are grasped by the several elevens we will have
a game superior to any kind of football played
in this or any other country.
The forward passes, while they were not en-
tirely successful contributed an exciting feature
to the game which was entirely lacking under
the old rules. -
I'm fact, I may say that all that Is needed in
every respect is more familiarity on the part of
the colleges with the new rules. When they
the latest possibilities in the new rules the
contests will progress smoothly as did the
games under the old rules - ,~-> 4
In fact. may say that all that is needed il,
every respect is more familiarity on the part of
the colleges with the new rules.
'iCertain persons have suggested that with ten
yards to gain, four downs should be substituted
for three see no need for that change Yale
showed on Saturday that 1T possible to gain
the necessary distance in three downs, and if
the rule were amended by the substitution of
four downs it would tend to drive the teams back
to the old style of mass plays-the very feature
the friends of the game wish to eliminate.
Moreover as the rules better understood new
methods for getting the cessary distance will
constantly, appear.
ITO sum up the situat !. 1 believe that the
new rules have accompl shed the desired re-
forms They have developed easier game fol
the players and far more thrilling game for the
spectators to watch. They will reveal increasing
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-22
INDIANA TEAM is \.
ION THEIR Way
really think it will be an interesting game
and will arrive In Minneapolis tomorrow morn

really think 1t will. be IAN interesting game. -
Inc hoostsrs left bloomington at noon today,
and will arrive in Minneapolis tomorrow morn
Minnesota took little excursion yesterday
afternoon, Dr.$Williams taking his forcessout to
the state FAR grounds for practice In the live
lent place for this sort Of work with the roof
high enough to permit all the kicking needed
to keep the punters in condition The men had
signal practice and warm scrimmaEe in the
big building. ,9S .$fs s>s \ 80 ! -
interest in the game Is growing and the ticket
sale has been greater than had been expected In
advance. The rooters are anxious to see the
gophers back into condition for q rattaing game
to mark the close at their season, The only
question In the minds of the followers OF the
team Is: "Can they come back 2" Basing the
the defeat by Wisconsin, the rooters hope to
see the machine working again Saturday, and IL
1T does come back strong Indiana has fight
on its hands Of no small proportions. Indiana
players are anxious to make a better showing
against Minnesota. than they did against Chi
cago, and the gophers are just as anxious to
make a better showing than did Professor
Indiana's backfeld is expected. to 70 some
against Minnesota but 1t Is hardly believed that
the attack will be as fierce as was that Of
the lndians-or as illegal in some ways. Shell
don was one of Stagg's best football pupils, and
there Is little doubt but that the southern team
will bring along quite AN assortment of tricks
This, coupled with Hares kicking ability, should
put tne game up as one we'll WORM watching.
Minnesota made Chicago's attack silook weak.
If the men can solve Sheldon's tactics and hold
the backs on the ends there will be d lot of
fun in the proceedings. The gopher lineup is In
doubt as vet, as the athletic director will prob
ably spring some changes when the teams come
on the field. He declines to tell anything about
the way the men will face the Indiana team
and. as all practice has been OF the secret
nature this week, the appearance Of the team
on the field will have to tell the story.
With favorable weather the attendance IS ex-
pected to exceed that Of the Nebraska game.
The rooters are preparing for a final demonstra-
tion, and in the event Of victory grand cele-
bration Of the winning of the championship of
the west If the gophers overthrow the Indiana
warriors there will probably be the usual burn
ing Of the straw and the Chippewa dance of
the team. subs and students around the, bonfire.
Both teams will break. training after ,theAgane
OF Saturday, and should Indiana. be 4anqhished
the celebration will doubtless assume proper
tiOns. -! - Hr's-- 49,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-22
YALE ! FORGED TO
!. WALL BY. HARVARD
Crimson Coaches Deprive Blue
. Authorities Of All Their
Rights.
Journal Special Service,

journal special Service. = - ~.
New Haven, Nov. 22.-The action Of Harvard
IN insisting on naming all the officials for the
contest here Saturday is causing more talk than
the game itself, and most of it is not compli.
M1entary 70 the Harvard stand and even the
fa1e coaches are coming in for criticism.
That after allowing Harvard to choose all but
one oniclal for the game, Harvard should force
even the last one on Yale is d stand that took
al Yale. by surprise. 1t is said here that Bill
Reid sent word to Yale that unless the men
named by Harvard were chosen before / O'Clock
yesterday that Harvard would call the game of
Under the circumstances Yale yielded but is far
from feeling kindly toward the opposing team,
and the action has made Yale about "a certain
to trim Harvard good and plenty as ANYTHING
coula. Yale, already confident Of winning, is
nkely to endeavor to overwhelm the crimson
eleven, and already talk is rampant about the
contest being possibly the last between the uni
versities. ~, - x, =. - =. - - :
It was over the appointment Of William H.
Edwards of Princeton as umpire. Yale stood
Harvard had practically chosen every other Of
nclals thought that Yale had some right to
name one. Harvard was obdurate and the ulti-
matum came The other officials will be E. K
han, Dartmouth, referee; w. X. Hackett West
Point umpire, and Professor Ayereau, Croton
school, head linesman. - " ."
In the practice yesterday the varsity had some
lively .scrimmaging with; the freshman eleven,
and one score was all the big lads got The
practice took the form of a regular game and
the teams worked tricks frequently. Some of, the
varsity eleven was not called upon to work, a
rest being accorded them, and today only, light
work Will be DONE, Whether Knox will get into
SATURDAYS game is a question; and one that is
giving Yale some worry. The coaches would
like to have him, but just now it looks as tho
inns dash1ng little rusher> was doomed to the
bench. He wrenched the ngaments of his Shout
der In the Princeton contest and has not re-
covered well from the hurt. Roome is getting
faster and stronger every day, and will prob
ably be In the line of battle when Harvard
reaches here He is now kicking fairly well,
and is doing better work in that line than was
thought possible for him after his bad hurt.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-22
ANNUAL MEETING
OF The BIG nine
Conference Committee to Decide
on Sport. Schedule for 'j 5...: 4.
h .5t .,s,4so the Year. ....5
Journal snaoia1 saruina.

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Chicago, Nov. 20 Word that the annual meet.
Ing Of the big nine conference committee Will
pc held In the Auditorium Annex Dec. 1 has
been received by Director Stagg. The meeting
was called by " Professor Paige Of Mime.
sofa Sc president OF the conference. The meeting
IS the trst since the adoption 2of the reforms
last winter, and discussion naturally WILL cente,
about the resultHof these reforms, as they have
been applied. during the past football season. J,
At this annual meeting representatives from
the various schools Of the big nine will discuss
their baseball and track schedules, and It ,is
probable that one of the leading features Of tho
meeting VIII center about the resumption of the
game between Chicago Michigan, Minnesota and
Wisconsin. =.
I, As the faculties were instrumental in calling
on these games it. Is not likely that any definite
action will be taken by the schools interested
until definite: instructions have been given by
their individual boards, This conference COM
smittee IS not the, body of professors which
started all the agitation last winter, but Is tha
regular governing board of the conference Chi
cago Will probably be represented by Director
Stagg and DR.. Raycroft. 4 ! - -