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Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-01
He made a Mistake.

well-known druggist says: after
childbirth in his family trained nurse
insisted upon having Comfort Powder.
He thought it fad, and when she
left decided to try some other kind
on baby. But they were soon glad to
go back to Comfort Powder as it made
such difference in baby's comfort" !"
The best physicians and trained nurses
insist upon Comfort Powder for the
toilet and nursery, tss ~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-01
$275,ooo LOSS BY FIRE.
White Pine Lumber Co. Tho Loser at
Newport, Wash.-$200,o00 Insurance.

Newport, Wash. Aug. a.-Fire which
started in the planning mill OF the & Mhite
has DESTROYED the entire plant with 5000. :
600 feet Of lumber. ii box cars on the
Great Northern tracks. together wit with
about IS residences. comprising ,sn & the north Thc
ern portion or half O. @ tne noe ,ss .J .ood d6., M
insurance
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-01
PRINCE LOUIS EXPLAINS
The misunderstanding and St. Johns
N. F., Will Tender Receptjou,

st. Johns, N. F.. Aug. 31.-Prince Louis
OF Battenburg. having wired the deputy
understanding arose in regard to his re-
ception here, next week. the local COM
mfttee OF citizens. today. decided to revive
the program of festivities. and II will be
carried out as at first proposed :.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-01
ON A SECRET MISSION.
Micanor Obarrio Of Panama Comes to
See the President.

New York. Aug 31.-On what he said
was a secret mission to see President
Roosevelt. Micanor Obarrio. promi-
nent citizen of Panama. arrived in this
city. today. on the steamer Havana
from Colon Mr.. Obarrio was one Of the
original Junta of Panama. He was min
lister of war and marine until Feb IA.
1899. when he resigned and does not now
hold a public office.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-01

STEAMER COBBOSSEE win leave the
Outlet at s A. NJ. daily for Farr's Cove
and Island Park. Leave Island Park at
$50 A. NJ. and will so to any part Of the
Lake desired. Again leave Outlet. 40 r.
NJ: Island Park. 5.a0 p. NJ. Between
these hours the boat may be chartered
for picnic and pleasure parties. Dinner at
Emery's and free boat ride from Island
Park and return, 75c. any day OF week.
june23eodtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-01

Two-heee hits-Rockenfeld. Jones. Bur
kett. 0ftmshaw. Stone. Sacrifice hits
R9cxehheld. Parent. Ferris Double plays
ferris, Parent and Grinshaw 2: Gleason
and Jones. Passed ball-Sugden. Stolen
hase-Parent Hit by pitcher-Jones. Wild
patches-Pelty .. Base on balls-On Pelty
I. Struck out-By Petty. 2. Left on bases
st. Louis. 1: Boston. Z. Time. 137. Um-
pirNN. Mccarthy and Connors.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-01

The Oldest love letter in the world Is
In the British Museum. 1t is the propo-
sal OF marriage for the hand of an
Egyptian princess, and 1t was made
$500 years ago. 1t is in the form of
an inscribed brick.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-01
EASTERN ltAsve.

At Ruffalo-Providence. 4: Buffalo: 3:
AZ >Montreal-Newark.1 10; Montreal. !.
At Observation-Disclosures, 4: Toronto.
(called in 7th inning to catch trainC
At Rochester-First game: Rochester.
\: JefSey City. O. Second game: Jersey
CatY. a: Rochester. l.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-01
Concord Races Postponed.

Concord. ~. H.. Aug. 31.-Raciug at
the state fair grounds track was inn
possible. today. on account of rain.
Today's card will be raced, tomorrow,
and Fridays on Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-01
Connecticut lElsue.

At MISUNDERSTANDING. .; Hartford o.
At Meriden-Holyoke. 5: Meriden, 2 90
innings).
At New London-Springfield, II; New
London, s.
At New Havcn-First game: New Ha-
ven, a; Norwich. 0. Second garuc: New
Haven, 8; Norwich. 2.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-01

While certain persons around Boston
are strangely opposed to Kid Good
man bo. ing in that section. the Doug
les Club has matched him to meet Her
rert, Sept. IL or 13.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-01
PhHAes, Detroit and Chicago
the Other American Winners.
htislsri Takes TIVE from St. losIs..-fiII
nIvsf and Concord Winners.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
American League Standing.

st. Louis. Aug. l-Boston took the final
game of, the series from st. Louis. this
Afternoon, 8 to 2. Attendance. 1900. The
ecore:.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-01
Prime. Louis Leaves for Quebec.

Toronto. Aug. 31.-Prince Louis. of
Battenberg and his suite left for
Quebec, today, to join the squadron.
There were no public functions. Three
hundred sailors who have been visit
ing here. went TO Niagara Falls. to-
day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-01
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
New England League Standing.
AT NASHUA.

Fall River team winning by the score OF
5 to 2. The work of Murch at third was
a feature Of the game. The score:
Fall River ......1 0 0 | 1-S-9-2
Nashua .........1 0 0 O-2-5-6
Batteres-Carrtch and Waters; O'Toole
and Devine. Umpire Kertns. Time, Las
Attendance 30
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-01
Narraeansett Races Postponed.

Narragansett Park. r. l.. Aug. 3-Tho
Grand Circuit races scheduled for today
were postponed on account of wet track
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-01

Will leave Augusta at 6G. HalloweM
Gardiner 7.30, so. Gardiner (bra9st.
|S. 30 A. NJ every day connecting q, iSs ~.
with l.. B. & B. Electric Ratlroeds LsssS@
Merrymeeting Park. Brunswick
RsturninE Ret % leave Bcothbay af 3 {.
lat 3.a0 p. NJ, Richmond ~ lcQe =
Bath with o'clock train fec - - ! 80
". =. WIIsoN. sst /!
Nv W. W. MASON 1osa y. Y 3s< q q
june7dtf 8. N. HeANGy ,j
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-01
AT CONCORD.

Team play and strong batting at the
finish won the game for Concord from
Slime and Knots for the locals was the
feature. The score:
Concord I'D 0 0 0 2 1 3 x-7-e-3
New Bedford 20 0 0 0 0 0-1-4-J
Batteries-Sline and KNOTS: Elliott
and Burrill. Umpire. Stafford. Time, 1.50.
Attendance, 400.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-01
AT PITTSBURG.

f1rSt game:
PittsburE III o o 0 o 900 1-2-s-1
st. Louis ....1 Q 0 0 0 0 90 0 O-l-s-9
Batteries-Phillippi and Gibson Brown,
Egan and Leahy Umpire. Emsle Time,
IA.
second game:
d, Louis 80 1 0 , -s-ll-O
Batteries-Flaherty. Case and Peitz;
Thielman and Grady. Leahy. Umpire,
Emslie. Time, 10. Attendance, $3.50
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-01
TROLLEY LEAGUE.
Trolley League Standing.


Friday-Hallowell at Augusta.
Saturday-Gardiner at HallOwell.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-01

LABOR DAY. MONDAY. SEPT. 4.
At go A. M.-Augusta at Gardiner
At 1.30 P. M.-Hailowell at Augusta.
At 4 P. M.-Gardiner at Hallowell.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
National ' eaaus Standing.
} AT NEW YORK.

Philadelphia 20 80 900 1 0 3-s-14-o
Hatteries-Nichols, Pittinser and Doom:
Mc0innity. Wiltx and Bresnahan. Cm-
pire. Johnstone. Time. Oh. Attendance,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-27
Vertsmms amf Der Sabne.

Wie tpeit bic mobernen Grrungenz
i9aften Der 8iibnente9nit geoieben
limb, bapon peib elm Barrier 8latt
cine be5ei9nenbe @ei9i9te gu eradblen.
Sin felt lGneer als einem balben Sabr=
bunbrt betannter uno erf olgrei1er
Barrier Sramatiter rp4te unlGneft
einen 8efu9 binter ben &ulihen oes
@arietez S6eaters, an Dem elm @aubes
bile: lie bonheur mes DANES"
aufaefii6rt purbe. Ser S9riftiteler
unterbielt ii6, pGbrenb auf Der Siibne
bic 0oriteIlung ibren 5ortsans nabm,
nit ~balblauter Stimme nit Dem Si>
reftpr unb mebreren S6aufpielern,
als plDBli6 aus Der gegeniiber liesenz
ben Subtle beraus elm bonnernoes Sc
rGui9 ertOnte. Iuf bic Srage oes
Oramatifers mad Der 9ertunft oes
2Grmes betam er bic iiberrdi9enoe
Mntport, buB man elm peritubles bret
Bia~pferbiges @utomobil binter ben
&uliFen aufgeiteIlt babe, um bas Sc
rdui6 bes fi9 betpegenben &utos gang
naturaetreu tpieberseben gu tDnnen.
Der S6riftfteaer mar bon oteiem
mpbernen @erismus auf Der 8iibne
aans perbliifft unb meinte, ME in pebz
miitbtaer @rinnerune: nMo 1T bod
bic G3eit a~eblieben, mo man bas Stolen
zines 0agens babur6 berporbru4ts,
baB mar Elm fairies Suu auf benz 3D.
ben binz unb berrolte, Der Bonner
bur6 8eipeeen elmer 8le9platte init
tirte unb bas 8riiaen zines Sigers ods
bur6 na6abmte, bab man auf einem
2ampencplinber trompAte9! Sa, i'd
fann mid entiinnen, baB nod por nod
oar nidt 10 LANCER 3eit elm &esi1eur,
Der mDalidit nuturgetrsu bariteuen
ponte, ipie es auf einem Bale augeht,
babur6 balf, baB er bic SGn5er unb
SGnaerinnen einfa:b uuf Die 2einfpanb
molen unb bic 3ulifen betpeeen lieB."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-27

Sausberr (ber einen @inbre6sr
iiberruf9D: rWds tpOllen sic bier?"
sd =. i9 pollt' nur fragen, %
sic feinen SietriA faufen."
SIM 1ubpetlt4en 49,.
bon @resorb GOuntp, g. @, 1T, pie
aus Yierre beri9tet pirb, cine S9lu9t
unb SD9le sefunben tpprben, bic ge@
rabesu BON S9langen fpimmelt.
Man6e 2eute elatben, baB es elm
RsnbesppusplaB fir bic W%interquars
there Der S9langen lit, ba fiir5lt9 Elm
Mdnn 70 Stiid tObtete unb nod biel
mebr bort paren. Man MN nod
ettpds tparten unb bann perlu9en,
bnr4 cine Opnamitfprensung bic
Sbiere auf einmal 81 oerniaten.
Maf orfstneIle Detfe
f~eierten ibre golbene 6phaeit tn Wis
mona, Minn., !9err unb Trau 8. S.
&eler. sic maften nGmli9 eire
Sour bur6 ben Weiten na9 Der &iiffe
unb bon bort na9 Galifornien, bon
mo lie unldnsit auriidfehrten. Ois
aolbene !9p93eitsreife foG benz alien
gbepaar iebr gut betommen bdben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-27

umure1en etnes S9IuHes unp Damn
= einen erGBli9en S6rei. SD 6Drte
Iofort, bub Mobr feline S9uloigfeit
getban, fprung aus benz Bstt, serriB
oas meine 9Gnbe binbenbe Sud-, uno
bebor Der fpa6haltenbe Mann fener1
fonnte, entrib i6 i6m ben Repolper,
fteQte i6m Elm 8ein unb mari ibn niez
Der. Sd befiimmsrte mid ni9t peiz
ter nm i'm, iOnOern rannte binunter,
INN bas 9elb gu retten; bod fa6 i9
ben Oieb serube gum Sbor bindus<
%ldufen. Sd f9pB, febIte aber; erit
elm S~tpeiter S9uB itredte ben Slieben@
ben gu 8oben, tpGbrenb Der unbere
gum 5enfer binausiprung unb ents
piI9te.
Natiirli9 er6ielt i9 bas @elb tpies
Der, unb nnier &edtsanfpdlt mubte
geiteben, iiberipeiie getpeien gu fein,
benn bic @inbreher 6atten parnals 5u@
crit benz 8ontpr lire @iiits ubgeitattet
unO tparen nur getommen, neil lie Die
&afe leer fanben. Wlein @efangener
geItanb, baB es unier 8u9balter mar,
Der i'm BON uniertn @ei9dften in
&enntnib 81 feben pflegte. Der 8u6z
batter fam an jenem Mprgen ni9t ins
8dnfbureau, unb mir BADEN ieitoem
ME mebr BON linn ge6Ort."
limb Der 9unb9" unterbra9 bier
Sans.
rghre, mem @6re gebii6rtl Der
Oieh purbe bur9 bic berri9enoe
Stile au benz @lauben berleitet, es
lei fein Sunb %por6anben, unb mar
baber ie6r iiberrai9t, als beim Oeffs
men Der Sbir Mohr auf ibn qua
fprang."
81" meinte Sans, der Iieb ii&
aber lei6t i6reden. Sol9e 2eute
pflesen iOnit nidt bel na4 9unben 8E
frdgen."
r8ermutbli6", lu9te Strip beruus,
bate Der quite Mann ME porber eli
men Sunb BON Der Dirt eeieben, ME
Mpbr bamals mar. SD rieb befen
@Ggen unb Munb nit gbospbor elm
unb legte linn bic itarfe Sober an"
,pbOspborg Starfe 6eber2 @o5rn
fpri6it Su benin eigentli9g"
Seine Iusen iinb aus 9las, bers
itebit DUE"
Plus @las? SD bite Did, re6eit
Su i'm S9lafe?"
Sum @eierl SiebIt Su benin nod
INNER ni6t, buB Mpbr gang uno gar
cine SGui6ung iit2"
Sans cling arf ben 6unb 81 uno
iiber5eugte ii9 raid, buB er gefoppt
mar. Mpbr beitano aus = &auti3uf.
5rib la6te LANCE unb ber5li9 iber
feines 5reunbes S9ufsgeii4t uno
iagte bunn:
Die @ei9i6te tit iebr einfa3. SD
faufte bas S6isr auf Der lesten Part@
Ter Weltaus itellung in Der 4utomd>
tenabtbeilung. On Der S6ir limb Sc
bern ansebra6t, Die nit Dem 5ubbO'
ben in @erbinoung itebsn, 10 oab Der
Sunb aufItebt. sSn ieiner 9eble gibts
cine 8prri9tung, bic bas 9efnurr hers
pprbringt, Dor Dem Su 10 groBen Ee>
ipeft 6attet. @enn man bic itdrts
Sober anleet, bon Der i9 5u Dir ipra9,
10 iprinet Der 6unb mannsbp9, uno
bieier Sprung entlpdte benz Ginbre'
deer ienen S9rei."
r5amOie SDee Ous! Stun bssreife i'd
alles."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-27

-&i9tis. 2ebrer: r5Dr einmal,
Spbnnp, fpeitr gu brei Gents in Der
Saf6e bait, unb Ou perlierf einen
naA benz anberen, mas bleibt Dir
bann nod in Der Sai9eg" Sohnnp:
Del 2p6!"
-Yttter. Derr (5um TapelIme1>
fer elmer Mafftapelle): .Bas mar
benin bas fir Elm Stiid, bag sic chen
aefpielt babsn2" aapellmeiiter: rOas
mar elm Marf9: rNapoleon's Sob
6err: r@9, bas muB aber elm ihred-
liher Sob aetpefen fem"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-27

eIgSIeN Oe1ulIl uDeI1u9IeH. Suil9e
t3eit blieb Der 8erunaliidte nit f4tpe>
rem 8erleBunsen auf Der StruBe lie
gen, Bis linn enbli9 Elm Rabfabrer
Silfe ~letitete. Gr purbe in Die 8linif
gu Sale iibergefi6rt.
WaIsleben. Me6rere 2eute beg
biefigen Gitterguts paren neuli6 nit
Dungfabren bef6Gftigt, barunter aud
Der @roBfnedt gbarlott. Oils nun
elm dnDeres 9eipdnn bes aitterguts
Ieinem @eipann 3iemli9 nabe fam, gez
rietb g6arlott ins Stplpern, fiel, uno
Elm @~agenraO cling iiber feline Srut
6inpeg. DER 8eoauernspertbe erlttt
i9pere inners @erlebungen, benen er
mad furser 3eit erlag. Gr binter@
lGBt cine @ittpe unb nod unDerl prgte
&inber.
Wittenberg. &iir5li9 bebiente
fi9 bic 5rau bes Munitionsinipeftors
Stage in Der @roBen Sriebri9itraBe
gum SSeueranma6en oes Betroleums.
Oabei erplpbirte Die Betroleumfanne,
unD Die &leiber Der Srau gerietben in
8ranb. Mls auf bas Gei9rei Der Ser
ungliidten !9ilfe berbeifam uno bds
Seuer gelDi6t nurbe, mar Die Srau
bereits am sanSen SbertOrper pers
brannt. S9pes perlebt tprrben lie in
bas paul 9erbarbtzSt gebra9t.
9ropiua &onnoper.
6annpper. Sein .5OiGbrises
Oienitiubildum feierte in ooner Hi=
itigteit unb SbGtigfeit Der &analeiins
ipeftor bes bieIigsn 2anbeert9ts 9ottz
frieb Suthmann. = ginen i9tperen
l1nfan erlitt Der S9neiber 2e6ns, in
2inDen &o9itrabe 7 ~pobnbaft, buz
bur6, baB er in Der 2inbsnertraBe
beim @erlahen bes Strabenbabntpaz
gems gu SaIe fam unb nit benz 9opf
auf bas Yflaiter i9lug. Der Mann
blieb betpuBtlps liegen unb tpurbe in
biefem 3uftanbe mittelit &ranfenpas
gems in bas &~runfenbaus 1 ibers
fiibrt. = Oieier Sage ipurbe Der etfpa
6OiG6riae Murrer Wilbelm @olmar
in Der often SDbrenerI trabe bilflos
aufgefunben. SIM &ranfen6duie
purbe elm Wirbelbru9 feitgeitelt, nell
der 8erleBung er na9 fur5er 3eit err
lag.
MItfunnirfiel. Sier Fat Der
65iG6rige Mrbeiter Stmme SanBen IN
benz @arten ieiner S9neiter ieinem
2eben bur9 GrbGngen elm @nbe gez
ma9t.
8abbeden febt. Gin bebau>
erli1er ungliidsfan traf ben Bel ei1em
bieigen SofbeiiBsr i'm Sienit fte6enber
&ne6t 8ruer. 8eim Nblaben BON
RiibenblGttern bei6Gftigt, ftel er bonn
@asen unb SOg fi9 10 i4pere innere
@erleBungen gu, buB er an beren SOL
gen nunmebr p~eritorben 1T.
@psGar. &iirSli9 lieb ii9 biz
gbefrau bes &aufmanns 8. Meper,
bier, po, einem S9netsuse iiberfab.
zen. Cine f6pere Grtranfung i6re:
Mannes, bic auf 8eneiung faum bof'
fen ldBt, bat Die unglidli6e in Der
Sob getrieben.
6emerinaen. 0or fur5em En-
f9oB ii9 in Der @o6nitube Der ~elterli'
den 8Obnung Der 19iGbrige S4la3l
ter Wilt Slime mittelit zines Geppls
bers. Slime, Der in einem 8eI9Gf
in 9eh.@Oloenbprf tbGtig mar, tit Dol
bort beriibergefommen unb bat banr
Selbitmprb begangen. 4us tpel9ei
9riinben Der bebauernsipertbe jung
Mann 9anb an ii9 selest fat. tit mid
befannt.
2iineburg. Sn Der 8litbe lei
rer Sabre lit Or. 9eorg &eferiteii
bur9 einen i9redli6en unfaa peritor
ben. @uf elmer 9ebirgstour in De
gali5ii9en 9oben Satrd ging er, Dbl
Nebel pber S6nee iberruT9t, febl
ftiirSte bon benz iteilen Wiloererjot
na9 benz befdnnten SdtraIee Meerau
ge binab unD blteb unten toDt lie9en.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-12-12

supposed to be a sort of hodge-podge.
made up from several of Charles Dick
ems stories. If there was anything III
the play, the audience failed to discov-
er that fact. and if there were any Sill
perior lights in the company they must
have been hidden under the proyerbia,
5ushel The conclusion arrived at was
that whatever Women Will Do they
will never achieve fame or fortune i'll
that play. T. J. Johnson, who played
Wilkins Micawber last evening, will
ere long be waiting for something to
turn up and the rest of the combina
ton will be with him. Dickens has
been abused and damned from one end
of the land to the other because he
criticised the country and the people
as he saw them. But the worst that
The genial Britisher ever said or did
about our country was fulsome fiattery
as compared with what that company
did TO Dickens"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-12-12
a HELPFUL STORE.
Menter & Rosenbloom Company, of
Davenport, Makes Buying and
Pavino Easv

This Is the season of the year when
hearts grow bigger and purses grow
simmer. Many persons with generous
natures find it difficult matter TO pur
chase enough gift things TO go round.
Menter & Rosenhloom company, 107
East Second street, and 123 Brady
street, Davenport, is a store that ex-
tends a friendly hand TO people in this
predicament. At this store you can
purchase useful gifts such as clothing,
hats, shoes, umbrellas, and underwear,
for men and women. boys and girls on
easy terms of payment. at lowest pric-
es. Simply come and choose what you
want, have it charged and pay in small
weekly. bi-weekly, or monthly pay
ments. Open Wednesday evenings.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-12-12
Need American Machinery.

China is DESTROYS of making certain
of the cheap textile fabrics that find
favor in that country, such as tape,
braid, ribbons, etc, and with this in
dustrial development there comes an
increased demand for American ma
chinery. With the cold, wet winter
months before us. there is always an
increased demand for Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters. Ii is looked upon as tie
only safe and reliable remedy To
strengthen and fortify the system
against attacks of chills, colds, grip, or
pneumonia. Over so years record of
cures is back of every bottle. and this
is strong argument in urging you to
try bottle at once. lt positively
cures heartburn, bloating. nausea. cos
tiveness, indigestion, or dyspepsia.
Our 1906 almanac is now at your drug
store for free distribution. Get a copy
today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-12-12
ADJUSTMENTS.
BOOKINGS AT ILLINOIS.

Dec. 12.-"lsIe Of Bong Bong
Dec. 14-"The Girl from Rays.
Dec. 15.-"What Women Will Do.
Dec. 16-MiIdred Holland as Cath
crime, the Great"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-12-12
GREAT BALLPLAYER A WRECK
John Ciarkson, Former Star Pitcher, Is
Completely Broken Down.

Flint, Mich, Dec. 12.-COmpletely
broken down mentally and physically
John Clarkson, once the leading pitch
er in the national league. who has been
patient at Oak Grove sanitarium
here for nearly year, has been return
ed to his home in Bay City. There
are no hopes that his condition will i'm
prove. An effort will be made to have
him admitted to the Eastern Michigan
asylum. When Clarkson first became
a patient here he was able to- converse
with friends and was familiar figure
on the streets. During the early part
of last summer Clarkson took a great
interest in local high school baseball.
For the last few months his health has
failed rapidly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-12-12
A FOND farewell
Augustana College Gives After
noon to Nestor OF Fac.
ulty.
EXPRESS DEEP FEELINI
Students and Faculty Bid Or. A. W..
Williamson Godspeed en- His
Journey-Reeret Loss.

With kindly words and heartfelt loss
the students and faculty of Augustana
college gathered in the chapel yester-
day afternoon TO bid farewell to DR..
a. w. Williamson. who has been con-
nected with the institution for % years.
and who has departed for the west
There was an expression of feeling
from the retired professor, from the
faculty members and representatives
of the student body in this time of the
breaking of the bond that has long
united a faithful worker and a respect
full student body.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-12-12
Flowers and Resolutions.

Flowers and resolutions accompan-
led the words from the students that
only partially expressed the feeling
that goes with the removal of the nes-
tor of the faculty of Augustana col
lege, and in his response to this DEM
onstration DIR. Williamson showed that
t was not easy to leave the associa-
lions that had become so dear to him
in the quarter century just passed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-12-12
COLLEGE CONCERT
Third of Series of Entertainment
in lyceum Course at
Augustana.
HEAR A LADIES' ORCHESTRA
Variety Given in Classical and Other
Grades of Music-Soloists of
Ability.

The third of the series of entertain
ments in the Lyceum course at Angus
tana college was presented last even
ing by the Cleveland Ladies' orchestra
who gave a highly entertaining con-
cert, their repertoire including many of
the catchy popular songs of the day as
well as the classical The soIoists,
Ralphena Parsons. trombonist: AIDA
Hutcheson, cornetist. and Alfred Metz
dorf. violinist. demonstrated consider
able ability on the instruments on
which they performed, and responded
to several encores. Bechtel Alcock.
tenor, also proved a favorite. The
brass quartet. composed of the Misses
Harris, Ruprecht, Haise and Parsons.
rendered several excellent numbers.
Besides numerous encores, the follow
ing numbers constituted ths program:
Program.
Selection-"The Diplomat" .Sousa
Overture-"Merry Wives of Wind
sor' .....N icolai
Orchestra.
Cornet solo-"Robert lie Diable"...
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Levy
AIDA Hutchinson.
Selection from Babes in Toyland"
Victor Herbert
Orchestra.
Tenor solo-"Onaway Awake. 49,.
Observation-Disclosures. Coleridge-Taylor
Bechtel Alcock.
Descriptive Selection-"In the Mill
Orchestra.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-12-12
Willis Has Better of Mowatt.

Philadelphia, Pa, Dec. 12.-That
Tommy Mowatt of Chicago is not so
much was demonstrated at the Wash
ingtOn club last night when he went
up against Billy Willis in the windup.
He was willing enough, but Willingness
was not the kind that gets there. VIII
lis himself has shown to better advan-
tage in other mills.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-12-12

Trombone solo-"Trumpet Flowers"
Concert Polka
Ralphena Parsons.
Selection from ''Tannhaeuser"
Orchestra
Violin solo-Allegro from 7th Con-
Alfred Metzdorf.
Brass quartet-''The Lost Chord.
Misses Harris. Ruprecht, Halse
and Parsons
Tenor solo-'If Thou Vert Blind.
Observation-Disclosures. Johnson
Bechtel Alcock.
"Cuirassier AttaQue' Descriptive
cavalry charge $3.50. .Eilenberg
Orchestra.