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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-28

Let each new temple. nobler than the las
Shut thee from heaven with dome more
vast
TIN thou at length art free.
Leaving thine Out-grown shell
Ky life'S uniesting sea-
After selection by the orchestra the
college halls were cheered and the ex-
ercfses Of the afternoon were closed
The following are the class officers:
Men-Walter> Jean Hammond, pres
ident: Alton Irving Lockhart, vice
president; Roscoe Loring Hall, secre-
tary and treasurer; Stephen Grant
fe;in, tOastmaster: Henry Nicely Jones
historian; Guilford Dudley Coy, ora
tor; John Bartlett Pugsley. marshal;
Arthur Lee Field. poet; AKel Johar
Cpwall. parting address; Joseph ALDER,
Gilman, statistician; Edward. Howe
Cotton. Chaplain.
Wonen-ISlanche Louise Lamb
president; Rose Mary Richardson, vice
president; Alice Jane BuZZell, secre-
tary and treasurer: May Lucille Har-
Vey, poet; Ethel Lenora Howard, his.
torian; Ida Phoebe Keen, address tC
undergraduates; Elizabeth Pierce
Iiiaisdcll, prophet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-28

.vacher. 1SS3-1S9D: Assayer nm,
,e'nst' 1ss0-19Ol, then engaged
:" mining. died In Omaha, Neh
INN ouhe y. 1904. aged - years.
WV howard Drummonh Jenkins. horn
IN Marysville. Cal. Feb. Z. 1872
oled IN Ontario. Cal, May %, 1908
aged q years. -''''
The reports Of the executive commit
zee represented by H. r. Durham. and
OF the athletic committee represented
Dy r. w. Alden. were also listened To
win much appreciation. A commune
u.st'on from the trustees was also read
'''"Ahihg the alumni for the gift of tho
new grandstand and other improve
I"en's now in evidence on the athletic
'e'u. The committee on nominations
was appointed as follows. after which
.he business of the session was discon-
tihued. The committee were: George
-. smith. Professor John Hedman and
norman L. Bassett.
al the conclusion Of the business
transactions the association was served
20 generous luncheon. The first post
prahdial speaker was Leslie c. Cornish
VI Augusta. and he was followed by
principal f. II. Shiller Of the Hartford
Ct. High school, Nathan w. Blanchard
or the class Of '55, DR.. A. w. jackson
and A. w. Hinds.
most enthusiastic demonstration
look place when DIR. f. c. Whittemore
made motion that the elder members
OF the faculty should be shown the ap-
probation which the alumni, one and
all. felt for their long and valuable
services. The name Of Professor Ju-
Ian Taylor of the Latin department.
was then heard with a unanimous ris-
ing vote Of appreciation. The senti-
ment was so strongly manifest in this
direction that Professor Taylor was
forced to respond.
Professor f. w. Hall was treated to
like honors. but. being absent, could
not express the appreciation which he
surely feels.
| The committee on nominations re-
ported the following names for the of :
Ulcers for the ensuing year: President,
General Henry c. Merriam; secretary,
Rev. George d. Sanders. Previously
the retiring secretary of the associa
ton had announced the result Of the
ballot by mail for alumni trustees as
follows: Nathan Blanchard, Rev. Ed
win c. WhittemOre. d. o. and DR.. AL
fred King.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-28
Trium3hs Of Modern Suroery.

Wonderful things ar. done for the
human body by surgery. Organs are
taken out and scrapei and polished
and put back. or they may be removed
entirely: bones are spliced; pipes take
the place of diseased sections of'veins:
antiseptic dressings are applied to
wounds. bruises. burns and like in
Juries before Inflammation sets In.
which causes them to heal without
maturation and in one.third the time
required by the old treatment. Cham
berlain's Palm Balm acts on this same
principle. 1t Is an antlseptic and when
applied to such injuries causes them
to heal very quickly. 1t also allays the
pain and soreness. Keep a bottle Of
Pain Balm in your home and It viii
save you time and money. not to men,
ton the Inconvenience and SUFFERING
which such injuries entail. For sale nv
John Coughlin. Augusta, ana C. n.
Bsans. Of 0ardinse.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-28
THE POMONA GRANGE,
National Lecturer Gives Some Good
Advice.

". j. Bachelor, lecturer Of the Ma
t1onal grange. gives the following good
advice in :'Cgard to the work of the PO-
mona oranges:
The success of n Pomona grange de-
ponds largely upomthe interest and ac-
tivity of the master in giving general
oversight of all it's affairs. but the
character of sts meetings and the use
1ulness of the exercises to members de-
pend upon the skill and good Judgment
CT the lecturer in arranging and carry
ing out programs. All that has been
said at other times i'm regard to the adj
Visibility of prepared printed programs
Tor subordinate oranges applies with
equal force to Pomona oranges. 1t
should be understood by lecturers that
a Pomona grange when holding a meet
ing with n subordinate grange is ex-
pected to aid the latter and furnish ex-
ercises of an encouraging and helpful
nature rather than to be entertained by
exercises provided by the subordinate
grange. This calls for the leading part
in the exercises to be taken by the via-
iting Pamtna grange rather than b.,
the visited subordinate grange
In pursuance of this policy speakers.
essayists and musicians from abroad
should be assigned parts iE the exorcis-
es rather than from the locality where
the meeting is held. The Pomona
grange visits the locality to impart
grange information and promote
grange enthusiasm rather than to i'm
bibe 1t to carry away. 1t is in one
sense missionary carrying the gospel
Of the grange wherever 1t goes for the
purpose of leaving Il more pronounce,
sentiment and increas ed zeal for grange
work.
When we consider the work of the
Pomona grange in this broad light l..
is evident that some part of the meet
ing should be held ir open form, so the
public can be admitted and listen to the
grange doctrine. This does not imply
that the doors should always be open
to any one who cares to come and a
elmer or supper provided for such, al
though there Is no objection to this IL
lie POlcOna grange is financially able
ID 20 it,
1t is sometimes argued that IL all srs-
si"ns are held behind closed doors the
Effect will be better in attracting those
desirable to become members through
curiosity and other reasons. but such is
not the policy OF societies and institu-
items att, mpting to improve existing
economic conditions. as the grange
strives to do. Such course may be
wise for societies whose sole purpose IN
To improve thf ir members through rit-
ual and ceremonial action. The grange
occupies Il broader field and aims to
accomplish more far reaching results.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-28
COLBY REUNIONS.
Three Glasses Greet Each Other at TIE
Gerald, Fairfield.

Fairfield, Me, June 21.-(SpeciaD.-
A number OF Colby graduates who
came to Waterville to attend the Com
mencement exercises. came up to The
Gerald to partake of Landlord Brad
bury's hospitality, and the many good
things prepared for them. At O'Clock:
the first class sat down to fine menu
served in the private dining room. This
was the class of 10, and consisted OF
the following:
Leslie G., Cornish, Augusta; G. l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-28
At COLBY COLLEGE,
rcontinued from Page One,l
\, that II had been accepted BY the

Int that II nad Oeeh ncCepted by the
so,s world. and that the Unitea
s.a,,s had become a world power. Tho
~s.volutionary War. the War OF 1912
"a ,he Civil War had made the Unit ed
s..,e. q nation; the Spanish-American
sS.r made 1t a world power.
.What IL the duty Of the United
e..,es? 1t has a duty toward the
.aker American states. That duty ia
!. nrotect them against European ae-
THE policy Of the United States
award American countries is not that
:, lane. grabbing. The supremacy
~,h,ch the United States desires in
sr,er,ca Is one of trade. To this it is
Titled. The Panama Canal Is to
.,;at,y extend the trading facilities OF
IN America. and the Rreater part Of
rat trade should rightly go to the
United States.
.arhe United States because OF
,.macy in strength and weight Of
.prodition does claim prestige in Ameri-
% hut It desires that its greatness
hall mean the welfare of all man.
kind"
this point.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-28

Thu exercises. today. will consist of
the graduation Of the senior class at
the First Baptist church. at 10 A. M;
the Commencement dinner at Memo
rial hall, at $50 =. NJ: the various
balls open to visitors in the afternoon,
and at 80 p. n, promenade concert
on the campus.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-28

IN Pittsburg Office building a sys-
TEN of washing the air and removing
all dust has been introduced.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-28

you have any symptoms
of bad blood, and are
thinking of a blood puri-
fer, then think of S. S. S.,
a remedy with a long
established reputation
and that has proven it.
self to be a specific in dis
eases of the blood. and a
superior tonic and sys-
tenn builder. S. S. S. con-
tains no mercury pot
ash. arsenic or other
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-28

Springfield. Ohio. May 10. 1908
On two occasions I have "sed your
q. g. in the spring with fine results.
can heartily recommend it as tonic ana o
1900 nnriaer. was troubled with
hssdaohes, indigestion and liver trouble,
Witch all disappeared under the use OF
few bottles Of your great blood remeoy'
s. s. 8. My appetite: wnion was a,t pTUr;
was greatly helped. can Ga. d 10y s+ ten
: 90 INV blood has been Thoroughly
oisansed of impurities and made rioh ana
s.rc,,u arain. AS q tonic and blood par-
iaer It is all you claim for 1t.
MRS. GEORGE WIE6EL.
III E. Main St.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-28

mlns sehou fields and forests The thou
dknow troubles
sano reminded purifier know no better can 9un
ou thinking think of S. S. has
tnan demand greater now than ever IN ITS history
sold confidence
NO which without charge
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-28

Wheeling. w. Va. May %. 1903.
Ihave used your s. S. S. this spring
and found IT. to be blood purifier OF thu
best order. My system was run down
and my joints ached and panied me con
siderably. and began to fear that wa,
going to be laid up with Rheumatism.
had used s. s. s. before. and knew what
It was; so purchased a bottle Of it. anc
have taken several bottles. with the result
that tho aches and pains had are gone
my blood has been cleansed and reno
waited, my general health built up. so tha'
I can cheerfully testify to it's virtues as /
blood purifier and tonic.
JOHN c. STEIN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-22
,\ulIouu Il. lIrrnrr

S@ ilnrb mn ~. CftoDcr. GhcuhS 6 lIbr u
m"iliLlen IN @arotn0luc NcIair iioah. Sobauu
~. yrrgcr, Gcllcbtcr Haile bon mi1N0lc Werdrr
SEQ, 9teder. IN leturm 30. pcbcr6iubrc. sic
Wccr6iRlng 'tuoct sOnatna, oeu -. Cfto0cr.
Aatlllit0N" > ub' AMI ocm oGcrtlulems Sgie0
oule" nan, lpoilt Nttlpnnbic nnb Srrml0c uO
it1Nounu ctuQeluocu iinn. tlgI -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-22
GiC o>uciNc NOblc" in Ocn hnncriid,cn
NIpcu.

&u CbcritaliCL in scr Sdmsli
mo IN Trunrrcid bat mon mGbrcno
ser lcBtCn Satire Qrubc TortihrittH
IN Ger ghl9muBmlg bon MuiicrfrGi
ten }lu Gr}cuQmQ BON rlcftriihrm
Sirom grnIudt mGbren0 SUltid.
I0u0 in Oiclcr Miniidt ctpa3 riiditGll.
dig Qcblicbcu lit. NQcroinQ2 lit ser
Wrln0 Oouou nidt melt III ilhcn.
Gr bcltCht Ciufadl 0orill, 0Q60 Clltid
l0nO nit uotilrlidCn @uiicrfrIitcn
mCniNcr 0rirNllct it, ais 0iC 0cnunn.
ten HGn0Cr. Non nltb iid cbCn per
NcQcnu0rtilcm Dob 6 babel nid)t 10
lCbr alli Ole 3ohl mo WulicrmcnQI
ser Str0mc onfommt, ais oui ibr
WClGllc. Gin Cin0riidlidr1 Wciipicl
ooiilr ~Iiricrt uu6Cr Den ciQcntlihca
WcbirQ4l0nocrn no1 M0ni0reid
ShmcOcm 0u2 o~QCr0ilN2 Qlridiuu4
QroGc NnitrcnOlrlUcn 5lr &crucr
thlu9 pom MuliCrfrGitCn 0Cntodt bat.
&u 0cutihlono tonlnlcn borptidh
LID Die Conan uno Scr Rbcin nit III
rem 3uIliiiicn in @ctrodt. Sinner
holb oca Wcbictc5 scr Npnou limo 6
por5uQamciic sic ans Sen bourriihcl
}Ilpcn tomncnOcn M|cbcnililiic. i'm
&crcidI oc2Nbciua nonlcutlid) oirN}o
icL, ou2 ser ctuu 100000 EicrocfrG'
tc SIT Qrpjulcn icin iollcn, porol2dr
icBt, 0oG man sic mc0cn 0ca ucrbdl!
niBmabiQ Qcrin1en @eiGa@ crbcbli
dcn Soften ser Anlugc nid)t idcut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-22
Entbcrtun Guli,

IS itnrb plbtlih am ~. Cttpbrr tga5 Srnu
eatbcrtie Soli, Ncb. Net. m lbrcm GO. gcCens
laOrc, 2Slitipc ot2 uCritorbtUcu 0Ct Cbrilliau
&oli. &ttlrulott ul0 ErruHoc Der SantiIic
llllo hollthli crlIdt Der NcerojNtllN. lpclbe BON
Der SNohlIllla thrc2 GhptcIcriObu,a. 0ru. SEQ.
Slnillnh 9tr, 2G&G. ~ Baltimore Strube.
al2 am Sunntda. l,dhnritluNa 3 ll6r, iialtfins
Oct. uti}Imubren. GOA -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-22
Smnac WGnnCr!
sritrnt 5rleatnpbtrru uuo Giieubahn .gu IT,
Jihrtlun.

500 biz 500 Uonnis, @ebnIt fir mtfcre Whit
t%IIricntcH 0ocr feline NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3cle'
prngbilien II grobcr 9tddlruNe. uulere 6 Ghr'
len iino ole grOBten IN 9lnrtiid' bon iebem
ypbn &eanllcn elnpfoblci, &eBt 1T ole bette
Set gum Sintrtit. S6reibt peaon &ntuiug.
Wiurie Sdlpul Of Srcgrapbn,
Gtnctnrnt, o; buffalo, N.sg.; ItlGnta, ga
ga 9rpie, 9Hisc. 3erarIdla. Ger; Can 6rarr
cisco. Gal. (soreiltrt all treeno Elm. Der nbigen
St1oie.) (Suii6 Ante
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-22

Den Seoen Nun luirO ultcb Der 3lptIt
Queer @odBcit3 . G|crcmuUt~l an8ls
0cbcn. @ier cntbiiQt iidl oo2 Fctt'
'delltl1olIen nla acknowledgements
tel boler Wciitcr, Bic llmihrciturB
Der &cllclbotcn ais cine %crclrlnld
oc9 @ou39ottca nm Die &crbrct'
ltlung Der Scare ais Gin NcuCropicr
jllr Nblpcbr bon 3mtpcrCj. Y@obllt
lutr nlth bIidcn, itcta oi1c1b0rt 'ld)
ole Tb%ltonnlllna lmltrcr 0bcr1Iollbi'
'dcn Vr0lldc DON ser rUtl1lCucu&ers
%golldcnhcit. @cnn mir e., ais cin
ilblca &or}ciden o%ui'aiiru. nab ms
cine Safe ilbcr Ocr l&cd Limit, cin
Mobc inns onfrdd}t cine ujtc ,Sralt
ms bctm erltcn Nllalanlc bcdc1net,
10 'ulo Dies NltalGu'cr Der rolul'dcH
NoDrloQunA 0ic aus Dem &oaCIiIlla,
0cn Glngcncibtcn Scr CprcrtbtCrC Ii.
aus ull'1ollcn0Cn NorIduln uilcr
Hrt Die 3lltllnit b]Crdu2lclCn III t0lt
uc1 nnr0ob. 9etouuIllh bCboltptctc
obcr ld)on Der r0miidc %oIt2lUlB 00G
}mcl HllOurclL Die prtgitIrllhcn GGt
ter rno Nl3lcAcr jcucr &oUcidcu,
clllanOcr niht in'2 @cljht lcbcn
f0nntCu, nhnr IIchrIr ,lI mjiiirl -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-22

belt lld Damn Die luirflid %Dorhun0,
ucn ln0 Die lilr Die NnIauuBllg IN
Gr00c fonmCn0en EicrOCtrGitc be
rednCn. Inn cine &ermcrtbung ilber
bollpt 81 GcItuttcrL mllB Elm NSuiicrs
loltr mlnocltcn2 Elm WciGlc pom -
Wtctcr olti I &iIonlctcr bciiBCn. BE.
}ilQIih Ser Tonult lit biabcr icitQC
Itcllt mor0cu, OaB lire Qlti @opcrl1
cntlollcn0c Strcdc ncbit off ibrCn
alpinCn 3ufliiIicn cinc robe Muiier
troit pom ctlUa 10 Wiuioncn EiCrOc
itGrfcn alImciit. Gupon mare obcr
mn ctnu Gin 0rittcl, qcnoucr 81 n.
$. o0cr 100000 EiCrocitGrfcrL in
mlbborc Mr0ft lmjuicbcn. Sdd.
Blul0aluciic lit Die M0licrfroit am
9ciummten 9tor0obbunQe Der 9llpcn
oul & W}illioncn Nicr0citGrfcn be
ltlnrmt morOcn. &on icncn 100000
Erer0cit0rtcn, Die IN Gbcrbuucru per.
filQbor mGrclL lit bi2hCr crit rln0 Gin
3cbntcl, ndmlid 5000, CUR Ncrurn
oun1 acfonmcn, mdbrCn0 in Der
ShlOcl} ul0 IN Den 0ltrcihiidcn NJ
pen lhon 100000 NiCrOCfrGitcn ODER
10 D. s.. ans Den nutilrIihCu Naiicr
t%rd'tcn QC}oQcn mcr0cn. IS foumt
'ilr Die mCitrrc GntuidchtnQ 6c0rcii
lId)cr Actlc ichr 0uruli olL. 0ab mul
oon ]pornbcrcin iilr cine Der @Suiicr
troIt obACrungcnc GlCftri}itGtanlcn
&c olldl Die AcciQnCtc &crucuolmQ
'lnocn fonn. Obglcid ibrc &crptr
tbnnA IN ser ncllcitcn 3cit, lett 81,
ltittCl lijr cine clcftriid)r 2ruitiibtt
traQlI1Q in groBCm WaBitubc ii6 b.
0clltCn0 CntmldCIt hubCrL Dicl 0iinit!
0Crc Nu0lidtCn bciiBt ol3 irilbCr, ~
mlB Ole &nouitric ooh INNER Gin
NCoilrinib mno Gin GntlC0cnfommcu
rilr loldlc llutcrnChmmacn }Ciurn.
@Cr1bobnCL 0ic an lid) cine bCioir
Der" portbcilbuftc 2hl2mtbuulQ Sc.
omcibCn @ohIc" 0%aritcucn itn0 in il
rcr Nnlu0C All bCionocrc Noturid)0ll
bcltcn mo ulld an Oaa &orhan0cn
lcrn lorltiGcr bcQucmCr &Crfchranit
tcl Qcbum0Cl; lie fonlmCu OahCr nidt
mr. ollie NCrtlihtcitCn in Nr0Qc, no
Ild) Die Molicrfroit Qcrooc Oorbictct.
,$nl l(cbriQcn hobcn sic rlcftrohrm,
ldc r10 Die Observation-Disclosures ,En
olrIlric 0u3 mciitc NlltcrCiic an @ui
'crfrortdllulCn. Ncfannt iin0 in
oiclcr Niniiht Die Nobrifcn am 2cdL
am Nheiniou II. /. u. Nnmcrhin iiuO
Die Tllll'c Der boUcriihcu 2llpcn i'm
&crAlclh 81 OCn idmcijcriidcn mo
oltrcidlldcu crhcblid bc~l1odthcilidt
luclI Die N0bc ibrca @cidn4 bcOcu-
tCn0 QcrinQCr lit. Iic Ilrbincn IN.
Oultric bat 0ubcr bciou0crc McQC
cllldIaGcn ntili'cn nm 0ic Nl2nl
blnrN bon @oiicrmoiicu and bel a.
rin0cm~riduc IN bciricoiQcn0cr%8ciic
SIT crm0QIihcn. PITS Elm W}uitcr Oci
'crL mas olli oicicm mcbictc icGt Qc
Iciitct miro, bc}cituct sic Iod}cit
INriit sic @roitonloQc Der GorbiOio
BRIT %chbruf an @cN. IS lit an}u
ncbnrcn, OoB Dies @roitucrf bolo
mcbrfod NoGobunmQ iinocn miro,
nm 10 mcbr, ais oo2 NulpcuQcbict al
StcintohlCn arm lit mlO Oobcr sic
"lpeiGc @oblc" bcionocr3 gut &c
brulldcn tonl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-22
SuuNuu Horf.

Ter hanpiia dlidite arieohoi in Baltimore.
areai: 800 Hder. Smmcrpdbrcnoe Charter.
gClo iull allen Gtdoitbeilen. Gtrabenbabns
SN,Ge9nlS palitrerl oen @anpteinaore ale brei
W,dniiieii. gNdrmce sSnrie3iuu1er fir GuItte,
ole oeli Srleobni bel ruubem 9Setier beiudbcn.
Se4rdhniBpldbe 81 febr mhkipen EreIfen,
f1mnliltth inter fortlp1brcnoer Bileae.
Snfsan; VT. II, @et.Saratoga.strahe.
(Suu6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-22
0inr nnriiinlidlc Mrlcncnhrit.

Suuge Suutcl. luclhe oa5 eclectic 9Gneu'
cdnciocrtnitcm uiO Nlctocrmabcp 3t ~CrIcrrlrn
luiirit5cug iuutct mot pCrleblelr, Elm Scinb nm
WtttNlicoihuit 0er Mlaiic in Der
Nclcctir NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SduIe
cinSurcidcn. vile. Die iih ieUt ais Mtigltco1r
Der SeptembCr dlaiie nnibltcbeIL tOnncu flo Den
liberdlcn NubGti ST. gtuge MAIDEN.
lSeNeu N~lu5iunit etc. iucnoe man ih nhct
fhrci6e an Wire. VI. Subrr, sir. 302. &cit.Snra.
tuaa., Sde 0ulparosSttabe. (276-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-22
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The San Francisco call., 1905-02-25
ALBIONS PLAY
HORNET ELEVEN
Good Match of Association
Football Teams Sunday
at IdOra Park, Oakland
CHAMPIONSHIP Is WON
Three Games Still Remain
to Finish Schedule of
League for This Season

The Vampire Association football
eleven will play a match against Old
Vampires on the cricket ground at Ala
media this afternoon. The ball will be
kicked off at 3 o'clock. The Old YAM
pires will consist of ]. NJ. Punnett,
goalkeeper; W. Petherick and ]. Nc
Cav, full backs; A. Hunter, r. Rocker
and H. E. Punnett, half backs; A. F.
Chambers. II. n. Storrs. Douglas Frs
kine, c. p. Coles and H. c. Cassidy,
forwards.
The Oakland Hornets will play the
match against the Albion Rovers post
poned from January % on the ground
at Idora Park tomorrow. ]. Frew will
be the referee. The match should be
close and an interesting one, the teams
being about equal in strength. Earlier
in the season the Albion Rovers beat
the Hornets easily, but the team of
the latter mas been Increased in
strength and works together more har-
moniOusly than in the opening games
The Albion Rovers, On the other hand,
have been weakened by the departure
of John, their captain, who was a
tower of strength in the full-back line.
The only match played last Sunday
fer the championship of the California
Association Football League was that
between the Oakland Hornets and the
Eagles. Both teams turned up at Idora
Park, Oakland, according to arrange
ment, but the management of the
park, having begun to prepare the field
for baseball, required that any damage
done should be repaired at the cost of
the football clubs. A telephone mes
sage was sent to Alameda and the
cricket ground there was engaged. The
teams took the cars to Alameda and
began play about $3.50 p. m, the Hor-
nets proving the winners by six goals
10 one.
A match was set down to be played
last Sunday between the Independents
and the Pickwicks, but when the
selevens met at the ferries it was de-
cided TO postpone the game.
The Vampire team is the only one
that has played its full scheduled num-
Der Of matches. The standing of the
clubs is shown in the table:
CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL
LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP. FEBRUARY
% 1908.