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The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-31
HAS MADE. GOOD.

Monday nights Commercial Club
banquet closed the monthly suppers
of that superb organization until
September, though the headquarters
of the club will remain open contin-
uously and the directors will meet
each week as usual for the considera-
tion of such matters sa may be pre-
sented for the good of the town.
This seems not bad time to call
attention to the fact that the Com
mercial Club since its organization
has made good' In the best sense
of the word. Its membership is In
creasing steadily. Its monthly sup
pers have served to bring together
the business people Of the city, and
has given them a chance to become
better acquainted with each other
away from their business worries and
rivalries. Not only that, but to
the Commercial Clubs direct efforts
are due the Oasis hotel deal, giving
Greeley frst.class hotel; the tele-
phone deal, whereby much annoyance
and money will be saved by the
elimination Of duplicate telephone
service, as well as several other en-
terprises now we'll under way, such
as the fine new passenger depot, new
sidewalks, new street railway, etc.
In every way this organization has
gone to foster better and more en-
terprising town spirit.
We feel that the thanks of this
community are especially due to the
board Of directors Of the club. Each
is q thoroughly busy business man,
who gives several hours every week
to affairs touching the best interests
of the town, bringing thereto the
same talent and concentration Of
effort that 60 to make their own
business a success.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-31
TABLE OF CONTENTS
For Our Magazine Section Next
Week

The first articles of Importance Is
entitled: Free Seed Oratory In
Congress. Sensational speeches are
being made in the house on this
practice.
Monopoly law In France" is
another interesting article.
Senator Pettus at Eighty Five. F"
His constituents remain loyal but
are figuring on the senator's dying.
Memorial Day Scenes at Arling-
ton," is another short story as is
also one entitled, United Daughters
of the Confederacy."
Evolution of the Lamp" This
article shows that this device was
used six thousand years ago.
Woodland Mission" tells Of one
of the famous Virginia homes chang
ing hands.
''The Conflict The concluding
cDpuer Oh lniS eAcllLlS StoTy.
Summer Styles in Women's Raj
ment' A special letter by Marth
Dean.
The fourth page contains among
other things three interesting arti-
cles entitled: The New Tomato
Culture, I" Poultry Growing, North
aud West'' and Opportunities
Through Intensive Farming"
All these stories are fully illus
trated in half-toneS.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-31

A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES
Itching, Blind, Bleeding, Protruding
Piles. Druggists are authorized to re.
fund money il PAZO OINTMENT fails
to cure in 6 to IA days. Soc.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-31
ACT QUICKLY
Delay has Bsen Dangerous Herr in
Greeley

Delay has Been Dangerous Hers in
Greeley
Do the right thing at the right
time.
Act quickly in times of danger.
Backache is kidney danger.
Doan's Kidney Pills act quickly.
Cure all distressing, dangerous
kidney Ills.
Plenty of evidence to prove this.
Miss Stella Gray of Sixth avenue,
near. .Bross street, Longmont, Colo.
says: Il was bothered for two years
with my kidneys, and no medicine
gave me permanent relief. until /
procured Doan's Kidney Pills. l
took them as directed and was we'll
pleased with the results obtained
from the treatment. I have a very
high opinion of Doan's Kidney Pills
and cheerfully recommend them to
kidney sufferers. 1 felt better In
every way after using them.''
Plenty more proof like this from
Greeley people. Call at H. Reynolds
81 Co.'s drug store and ask what
their customers report.
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
N. Y, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the sand
take no other.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-31
THE MUCK RAkERs."

Dean W. L. Carlyle Of the State
Agricultural college at Fort Collins
has been in Washington the past few
days with several stockmen protest.
ing to the president against the
''muck raking" that tine packing
houses of the west have been SUBJ
jected to by Upton Sinclair's book,
1.-THE Jungle" This story has for
. basis the unsanitary conditions
prevailing in the Chicago packing
houses, and its publication has
stirred up so much agitation that our
trade in meat is being injured in the
foreign markets, until they can pre-
sent clean bill of health. 1t is
this injury to the industry that Dean
Carlyle and the stockmen are pro-
tes6ing against.
Dean Carlyle is usually right about
things pertaining to agriculture and
stock raising and for that reason we
have considerable confidence in his
Judgment, but SO far his alleged in
terference in this packing house
business seems uncalled for. II the
conditions as presented by Mr.. SIM
clair (under oath, we understand)
exist they should be corrected, even
If it stopped all traffic in cattle un-
til the investigation was over and
the evil corrected. There are, no
doubt, q number of stockmen who
would roar about their profits being
cut down while the packing houses
were being cleaned up, but when 1t
Is remembered how small fraction
the stuck growers ale compared with
the meat eaters of the country, their
cases should not be the only ones to
receive consideration, as the commits
sion now in Washington would have
it.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-31

II the county commissioners in
tended all the time to give the
county printing to the Greeley Sun.
why did they waste the peoples
money advertising for bids on. the
work ?-Eaton Herald.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-31

almost past. just few more years
and the last ''old soldier" will have
answered to roll call Up Yonder.
The homage OF a nation will be
gladly paid at each recurring Decora-
tion Day, but not for long will a liV-
ing comrade be left to march to the
cemetery to the music of fife and
drum.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-31

The whole thing looks too much
like a desire to whitewash in order
that the stock growers regular in
come might not be stopped for a
moment. OF course, human nature
is built somewhat upon selfish lines,
and maybe, after all we should not
blame the Stockmen so much.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-31

The Herald coneratulates itself ON
saving the county several pennies on
its printing bill by soaring the COM
bination little, even II we got
neither money nor preferment out
of it.-Eaton Herald. r
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-31
Sore Nipples

A cure may be effected by apply.
Ing Chamberlain's salve as soon as
the child is done nursing. Wipe it
on with soft cloth before allowing
the child to nurse. Many trained
nurses use this salve with the best
results. Price 25 cents per box.
Sold by all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-31
$l9 to Boston and Return $1e.

plus 81 from Chicago, via Nickel
Plate road, May 3lst to June 9th,
inclusive; also via New York City
at excursion rates. Return limit of
July 18th by extension OF ticket.
Folders, rates and all information
furnished by applying to Chas. E.
Johnson, district passenger agent,
sll Seventeenth street, Denver, Colo.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-31
oEcoaAr,oN DAY.

AS each thirtieth Of May rolls
around and the pitiful remnant of
that superb army Of 1s6l-65 meets to
do homage to their dead comrades a
feeling of sadness steals DER US as it
is brought home to us more forcibly
that the day of the "old soldier" Is
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-31
Cheap Rates to Boston.

s19 for round trip from Chicago
(plus s1), via the Nickel Plate road,
May 3lst to June 9th. inclusive. with
privilege Of extension of return limit
to July 18th. s24 via New York
City, all rail, or s23 via New York
City and steamer In both directions
between New York and Boston.
Stopover at Niagara Falls and Chau-
tauqua Lake points, If desired, with
In limit of ticket. Tickets good on
any train on above dates. No excess
fare charged on any train on Nickel
Plate road. Meals in Nickel Plate
dining cars, on American club meal
plan, ranging in price from IS cents
to 81, midday luncheon SO cents: also
a la carte. Three through trains
daily, with modern Pullman sleeping
cars to Fort Wayne, Findley, Fos-
toria, Cleveland, Erie, Buffalo, New
York City and New England points.
Trains depart from LaSalle street
station, Chicago. the only depot on
the elevated loop. Write Chas. e.
johnson, district passenger agent,
81 Seventeenth street, Denver,
Colo, for reservation of berths, in
through standard and tourist Sleep
ers, and full particulars.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-31

Entered at postotice, Greeley, Colo, for trans
mission through the mails at second-class rates
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-31
AS OTHERS SEE IT
That County Printing Deal Dis
cussed Freely

The most rotten deal given the
taxpayers OF Weld county for many
months was in the awarding of the
contract for the county printing by
the county commissioners. During
the early part Of April the commits
sioners sent out notices to all the
papers of Weld county informing
them that bids would be received up
to May for one years contract for
printing and printed supplies to be
used by the county for the ensuing
year.
Believing it to be useless waste
of time and labor this office did not
send in bid. but four other papers
did, namely: The Greeley Tribune,
Weld County Republican, Eaton
Herald and Greeley Sun. The Suns
bid was Sl,9l5. 20, Republican next
highest, Tribune next and the
Herald lowest with bid of S547.2o.
The contract was given to the Sun.
Now, let us figure. The contract
could have been let for S547.20, but
instead was let for Sl,9l5.2 20, a diff
erence of 81, 1863, the amount that
should have been saved the taxpayers
of this county. The difference be-
tween the Sun and Herald bids is
over twice the amount of the latter's S
bid, yet what are you, Mr.. Taxpayer,
going to do about it?
1t is a rotten ring that is in power
and they need paper to support
their dirty actions and this is the
way they have of paying for 1t. But
again, Mr.. Taxpayer. it Is your
money that pays their bills. There
is an election coming this fall, are
you going to help turn the rascals
out or do you wish to see this dirty
political outfit remain in power and
pay their hirelings with the peoples
money Evans Courier.
After our editorial and county seat
pages had gone to press last week
the commissioners got around. 70 the
county printing deal. Chairman
B1adtield had carefully gone over the
estimates of printing required and
produced the figures to show that the
Herald would save the county many
hundreds of dollars, In fact about .
hundred a month-and in justice to
the tax payers should have the con-
tract. Commissioner Wattenburg
thought the Sun needed the money
worse than the tax payer did and he
had made side deal by which they
agreed to discount their high bid
about half way down to the Tribune
figures. Commissioner Devinney had
been struggling with his conscience
for nine days-it has rheumatic
twinges occasioDally-but when he
heard of discount concluded to
take it quick before anyone should
discover how small 1t was. And so
the deal went through and the Sun
is saved.-Eaton Herald.
1Yl,a uorolu oonnro %ulo%a, t<.olR ~,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-22
Glpauet, Mimm.
fuuua.
90. StrDm.

WurrQStuuuu.
CANA fuume iosta 10 miime fir
ieesidni mainitfin mallitIee mield
ebeQeem tdGqd. Std lie ndptd pb>
tddn ndbentpneenfddn. &osfa TAOS
pn Iitte wiime f%irieeni folme paria
fibottu amioliiton iiteiQd. Gniimdis
fen parin mined en- tiebd mutta fen
main olen fparmalta tabolta frntQut
ettd be fdipdiiipdt Sbomiouisia past.
s. 90. Niemen pafinoiua lauantaina
tt. 3 pdimd. Sitten i%unmtntaina oil
meiad oitein iublabetfi, fiaoin pibits
tim Ntr q. Habifainen ia neiti Gm,
mo &an9as iuomalaiiesIa firfosia.
Tilaiiuuteen oil iaapmnut pleiiDd firt.
to aipan tdpteen. &olmas pari oil
MIR @ust Sasii ia neiti Gmilia &emp'
painen. Se wibittiin ialbaien f%pelien
Sobn 9asIin taloSia. &umpaientin
nibfimiien toimitti past. 6. @. Vie.
mi. Snnea main!
Grds iafialainen lopetti pdipdnld
bpmin Iurfeaua tamola. Sdn oil
mennpt tddud olemaa iofea alas
Garltoniin pain erddn iulfulaitotIen
pddle ia aIettamit fafii noin Is pau>
nan painapaa fined naatteinIa ale
ia Iitte ompumut repolpelila iuuss
tania iiIddn, ioten fuulo ldpisti foto
pddn, tuDen ulos nisfasta. Sum
bdn lDpbettiin pebestd pldpuolelta
tuon IulfuIoitofien, oil baneaa tas'
fusia puoliaaan olepa miinapmlo.
Slen fuuQut ferrottaman eta ban
oil jana mics ionta ipaimo ia ptfi
poifa ioutuipat pertaiIet o0en miis
me feIdnd tddud. Sdman idlfeen
fertopat miebesId buomat,in beiffos
m%ieli1ppoen oireita.
&an'olaiIeltamme Wm. Sumppiok
Ia fuoli manbin poita.. furttumdtddn
niime miifoqa.
NDt lie pbteinen ieurotuntoin fos
fous on ouitt, mlttta bmonoiua tus
lpfIiqa. &aniaQispuolueelIa oil tebs
tp pbteinen pddtSS ettd pbbptaEn ill
la perusteeIa ,ettd past s. .. ytiemi
Iaa ola pappina.enii ipuoIifofouf'
Ieen asti ietd IddntDid tllee foriata,
miitta %eniimdiiesid eboofIesIo oil
fpain Ipptd ennen muoIifofousto ioa
bon osti ban oil 10 malittu.
Wt. 81. W-f.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-22
fesfuuteemme, Fua emme ole iOttu

festuuteemme, fild emme ole iottu'
meet lasteni fansia olemaan ennen
ditistd eriaddn min pitfid aifoia.
Soimomme main ettd' bdf palaiii
terfpeend ia i~loiiena. 2uotamme III
ben mitd SumoIa on luipannut Ia.
nasiaan ettd 9dnen omileen ei to-
pabou mitddn Imam !9dnen iaui'
mistaan. Nuorin lapIistamme uu'
ra Wtatbias, on Galumetisia titta'
tpien bcibettatpana; toimon eta SUI
mala bdntdfin i~uoielee. Onban e
ifaipd ettd perbe on noin baiauaan,
mutta' tottapa SumaIa on fen bp.
mdfii ndbnpt, etta iiadfin tatpaIIo
toeteua meitd, etti pain alma mmis'
taiiimme eta: faiftinainen bpmd an.
to tulee plbddltd tpalfeuben Sidltd.
nsfomme ettd Sdn iobtaa taiffi
parbaatiemme.
81. StrDm.
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Sill

Gbatbam, Wicb. Gn. &utb. &. firf.
fulIuman firfon kratennus robass
toon labioitetuista raboisto.
Sobn 6atiSs SO; SEQ 90. Saiener
IS; u. Sobonion $50; so Seop, 8.
Gbartier, SeraIia NiemistD, Soban'
no GrifIon. Soban 2iihimaa, s. W.
eustila, fufin So; SO Sortin, Ostor
gill, Sobn @bo, SObn Sin, Sobn
Dabio. q. SIienb, Nlarquette ylo.
tionaI 9onf, 6. 81. Sesier, 81. 6.
ebippp, fufins S.; Wm Mterb, 5.
suoma, Gola Sin. g. paustinem,
g. pdrndnen, Us. Sousler, Sonnp
Riibimoo, Soiia Mbo, Otatti 1obti,
6. s. WtcSntpb, @ust poapola, 81.
Sill, VI. Npmon, Wiite Seppi, g.
M. Solmbers, ISM &eroIa, Marp
g. Snpoer, &. 6oiie, g. q. 9lnno,
6. eeino, ". Sobnion, M. Taimdfs
Ed, tufin 81; s. 6. 9ropn 500;
Ieeta MottIon 10 T.; s. 9iepmorf
so T.; s. Swanber9. N,,9. Sipom'
berg, fumpifin $3.50; Socob Widfi
$40; Q. Siolo, N. eobti, SobnIon,
fufin % +; 6. SftoIo, grant Win.
ter, s. GrifIon, u. SrioIa, Z. gleli,
Sobn 9obti, :. Somoner, !. Soma'
men, :. yielion, futin so T.; Wiorio
Sofolo 20 /. eiStoiao; ). llrpiloiicn
toutta "a; s. 9eimonen So; 6. pi.
rinen So; :. 6uuetonen 81; s.
SrunoIiin fo,itta $1.9O; u. aaiion
tauito $3.50; pbteenid Ills $1SO.35.
poitIi pad moinituito labioittoiia
ioiae I%ouIunA ieuratnunon puolesta
ipbdmmestdni tiitotIen: on wiela
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Mass, Micb.
marrasfuuua

Snban iitd pbtd ia toista tapabtu'
nut fen idlfeen fiiin miimeffi firioitin
,9%luttaiaan", ebfdpd on tarpeen, eta
taaIen muutaman rifpin firioittao.
Edrfeintd on Ie ettd meind oil
Gmanfeiiumi.iublat ia pubuiina ole
tpot paStprit: WiQiamion, l1rpilois
men ia Hanfila. Sosta ippiIi ola
iloinen ettd Sumalan ianan falita
ia fnoIemattomia totuufIia abferois
baam iulistao oifein mIeiben pubu'
Jain foutta ndintin pieneud paiffa'
funnaQa, ettd nelid pappia pboesia
on iublia ipiettdmdsId, ioiua OIL ios
ma mieli, ettd SeiufIen fuoleman
fautta on ipntimme ionitettu, ia mt
on meibdn fdsfettp Iominnosta iaar'
nota. Wtistd Iopinnosto? Wataus:
Iopinnosta ibmiIen ia Snmolan ma
liad, tai ioiiin lanoen iulistaa inn
tein anteetIi IaomiSta Seiufien TO-
mintosperesId. Ndistd i~ulistoiista
on SeIaiias proIeeta %laulunut: vfuin'
ia IuloiIet orpat niiiten ialat fnin by
nod iulistamat ia %autuutta ilmoittae
mat." Sa onbon lie min iinnattua
niiad, ioiaa on Iamamatfo ia jana
tebtdmd Iefd Jana %pddmaoli, ettG
iooba pubeua fesfenddn niistd fol'
liista totuuf1iSta, ioita Snmala on
meta tpaIinnut fanIaqenia iulisto'
maan. SumaIa iinnatfoon iotaisto
Zen tuntee ipodmmesiddn, ettd on
Sumololta futIuttu Sumalan ianon
iuIistaiafIi. &plpdtddmme noon
rofeasti falIista iiementd; fiad find
on fansIamme ia tpDmme Ell ole tur'
ia !Serrasid: iiad 6erra life ianoc
ianosiaan: minun %ianoni Ell pibG
tpbidnd paIoiaman. Wieldpd lauiul
SeIoiian tautta: minimum Iobe ia lu'
mi tuorenttuo moan ia tefee beoel
mauiIefIi, min mpDsfin minnn lana
nj -. Soipon ettd Ie Serron Iono
FUN iubIiaomme iulistettiin poimoI
IiIesti none tobistoion iuln foutta
fontoiIi runIoan beoelmdn. &iitos
ieiue, roffaat meljet, fapnnistdnn,
tddud Iuononil
Geurafunnan aineelista puoltc
oIemme mpDsfin ~toettaneet ebistdd
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Silitps

ferdnistd raboista Sbomionisia,
2eanoer &osfen bpwdtii Glpsid,
W}inn.
6. 70. Niemi 81; SenrD Huiffa.
2aue Stenmon, Soban gtdii, Sacob
Saari, Stat &auio, Wtaria Salmi.
men, fufin so T.; 8eniam Niemi,
Senrp MattIon, Waiti Sosfi, Sbo'
mas Same, Grit Yalo, Sabn Mtart'
tia, Sobn 9eino, &onrao SobnIon,
German Stenman, Sobn 8orbonen,
s. Siiber, gfiel Stenman, @liina
Euiffa, Sennp @att. Siino Sobn.
ION, emilia &esti. ruin 25f.; Wtins
ME &ippo, Cola Stenman, fumpa'
nenfin A5 l.; Soban &prbonen 20 J.;
Sale GritIon, Sba Huiffa fumpifin
10 +; Srans Wiitala, Soban 9eino,
Senrp Raipala, futin 10 T.; &alas
malon 6. Ieurafunnalta tolebti past
6. Q. Niemen fautta $5.13, Ills To-
TO Iumma $14. rs.
!Serra palfitfoon ia Iiunatfoon
faiftinaiieaa Iiunaufie0aan faiffio
lapian antaiio. iotfa on ropoiaan
ubranneet tdmdn pnd olepan per-
been bpmdfIi.
WrS 9. Niemi.
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len fantta. Ruumis on ipietp Ganas
oaan baubattatpat5i.

len fautta. Ruumis on tpietp Ganas
oaan baubattatpatii.
Sp6t ne ndpttdwdt ppipwdn wilt-
faaSia ~tdpnnisfa ta'penein tullesia,
foSfa eitpdt berrat anna tyomiebi0e
funnuntoilepoafaan. Tuffi ia metId.
toitd tebbddn mpDsfin fuirella Eli.
reeud, acknowledgements orpat rpbtps
meet taltpit1ibin oifein tarn,otfaoSti.
DIR &aarlo Satpalo, jofa on en'
men pitdnpt ruofata,para.fauppaa
On lopettanut liiffeenid ia on laitta.
nut iabampllpn ia rutpennut ~toiieen
liiffeeIeen. Tpt ct ole faupunsis.
iamme muuta fuin pfii iuomalainen
Observation-Disclosures, tddud oliii By
ND tilaiiuus Iiifebaluiiile. iotfa ba'
luaifiwat rbuIiness'td" rumeta run.
naamaan, finn paiffafunnaua on al
noastaan ptIi, min lie eli ole bpwd
titen fanIalaiiet fen tietaipdt.
MtpioIittton Iolmuia omat naima.
baluiiet mddntdneet uieita, eimdt be
meinaa talmenafaan paleltua.
SdbfDmalo.lampu on 10 pantana
faupun9isiamme ia oliii tietpSti tdp>
oesid funnosfa faupunfi malaisht
maan lienee foneisIa iotu iDp tulut,
Fun on ndin pitfdlle miippttdneet ets
tel mieldfddn iaa nauttia fen maloa.
Gipd ie folialistein irffo.itlendinen
tullutfaan. Siind ibmiIid ipaan ne.
ndstd pebettiin iiiben ubraamaan.
fosfa mefanistispbbistps fen fuulu
fabbeaa bollariaa naappaapan =
iopitpa feemi Fun fabbeffaua iabals
la fabbetianIataa maibbetaan. &ab'
bella mime ferraIa antoi ioIialis'
tein pappi ioIialisteiae farmaita pip.
pmria, iosta oil ieuraufIena, ettei lo'
fialistit endd fiebuneetfaan fen nm
pdriud futen fdrpdiet Ioferispalan
%pmpdriad. &pua Ie diff tarpeelista
ioIialisti pappeinfinfin %iuolaa ia pip'
puria rdndpttda iinne ioppaon, iota
foiialistit Idrpipdt natIanIa tdpteen,
nina toipoiIin ia pppbdn ipbdms
mestdni, ettd rupiaiiitte pippurois
maan ia Iuolaamaan oifein mieben
laila, ettei Iiba pddIiii mdtdnemddn
fomin baubeaSti. &mn fantielen bei'
ban ulfonaista f~dptDstdnid, min Ell
bella ole ebes nlfonaista iinistps-
tdfddn, fuin Ell be moi ola toiiin
aiattelepien pubeisiafaan minimum
muut fifpistpneet ibmiiet, ,paan
podntelemdt itienId niinfuin fddrme
pibisId. Wieldpd be opat Wal-
taorin ia SnseriooIin tieteelld tdptets
tn niinfuin Iemmoinen maffora, joss
ia on tiffu fummasIafin pddsid ia
fe munisia balti paufabtaa.
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monet benfil0t merfinneet liStoneni
iuurempid ia pienempid fammia ioi'
ia be eiwdt ole mield iuorittaneet.
ionta tdbben idtdn ne tilittdmdttd
toistaiiefii. WtnDs olen ldbettdnpi
45 listaa ioista on ola h,Iut tpbia'
nd ia iuurin ola on mield paIautta.
malta.
CHATHAM, Wti6., IL p. marrast,
1906.
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Janiika HuuskOnen
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-15

the speed Of both the Minnesotans and the
maroons. Rootsrs want to see what Carlisle
has in the way Of a widely diversified attack,
and the gopher trick box has scarcely had the
lid pried off,
There is much interest in the kicking Mount
Pleasant does the booting for Carlisle, and he
comes touted as wonder. Larkin will do the
kicking for the gophers, with now and then a
relief boot from Vita to rest the quarter. I.
should be another great duel II the gopher holds
up to the form he showed" against Eckersall
Saturday. 60 -. ~ z ~@, j
Trouble over Tickets.
The ticket sale is causing the usual amount
Of trouble. Scalpers obtained possession Of some
Of the pasteboards and are offering them at an
advance of from 81 to $50 each. There is a
loud clamor from students to get in under the
60-cent rate after apparently neglecting to take
advantage of the rule, which requires them to
file orders for seats seven days In advance OF
tickets for students, number which would
have more than covered, almost twice over, the
usual demand, but the interest in the game
heightened by the Chicago victory, has sent the
demand away up. Additional seats, 500 in mum.
Der. We're placed on sale at the library today,
aud later 800 more. If there has been any fault
Of the athletic board 1t has been an over
Jealous attempt to shut out the soalping. Here
tofore the demand for student tickets has never
been up to what. was expected but the new
fat rate Of 90 cents had increased the demand
should be put upon season ticket basis solely,
If the students are to enjoy the reduced rate.
The mass meeting Of tomorrow afternoon is
expected. to bring out the full tide of Mime
sofa enthusiasm, and some warm proceedings
are expected. ~. E,.-.s,..,.