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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-28

@riinoung Der %. 6. 8. u. rDomen's
Gbriftian Temperance unipn") reiul=
tirte, Die I'M 2aufe Der Sabre ii9 CUR
grObten 5rauenbereinigung Der Welt
ausgepa9ien bat uno beute ettpa 60O.s'
900 Mitslieber aGblt.
Sin anbrer polittf9er @erbano Der
Semperenaler 1T Die r4merican 4ntiz
Saloon 2eague. Die i'm Sabre 1895
aus Ortli9en @nfGnsen in Sbio berz
aus seeriinbst fpurbs, ober ni9t ielbft>
ftGnotg Yolittt treibt, ipnoern auf Die
beftebenbsn sroben Yarteien Ginflub
81 gepinner Iu9t.
Die jingfte gri9einung auf Dem
Gebiet Ser SemperenaseisBe tit bas
SispenidrbzSpfte in SuO@Garolina,
oas in einem Staatsmonopol beitebt
uno I'm Sabre 1893 BON Dem 8unoes>
%ienator silmain eingefibrt puroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-28

MtbbIe Roab. Inter gnner-
hung zines Wassns gslang IS Sou.
nern, benz hisr uObnbaftsn GARNER
Sobn Selinger einsn grOBsn She'll lei.
ier R65sl 3u ffellsn. Der SiebfabI
tuuroe In Ibwsisnbsit Der 5amilie auss
gefhbrt. Serr uno 6rau 9slinger
oerlisben tire WObnuns, um In Ssf.
ferionpiae cine Nnaabl bon ginfdufen
3u maAen. auf Dem 6simpsge be.
gesneten He 3tuei Wdunsrn In einem
balb bemolirten @aasn. Der Biz obsn
bepadt mar. Die Wdnner ruaren ans
i1eineno b~etrunfen uno fangen fr6b,
lid. Der 6armsr bate absr tsine ab.
nun9, bab biefe 5r6blidfsit auf feline
RoHsn ertauft mar, unb bob Der Ba
gen lauter Saden enibtsIt, bic ibm ge-
tchlen poroen tparsn. grf bel be,
6eimtebr entoed!s er, ME bic SaGsr
hanosn. uno bas 6aus lob aus. als OF
eth @ert8tsboaaiebsr anw.fsno gsusisu
let unb a0es seplhnbert babe. go,
gar Der @ein i'm 1ensr febIte unb es
idstnt, als Oh bic @auner Ra on
bieiem qttIi4 setban unb NIT Yslin'
gers ReQsr'Snbalt f4 ibrsn RauiG
ange!runfef1 hdtten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-28

Ga@ri@ten aus 8ritiim Norb
Bornso 3ufolse if b!s SnieI gum srfsn
WaIe In ibrsn, Sibtbsile bon euro.
pdsru srfoIarsi& bur&quert wOrbsn.
gs banbelt fa I'M BITE Expedition,
tusl9s bte boQdnbii4s @egisruns 3ur
BermeHung Der etrsde FIR cine ge.
pInnte giienbabnlinie bon Wef nod
Oh e~ntfenbet bate. Die etrsde il
rlur $50 Nsileu lang, aber He bot ben
arbeiterii arpBe s&pieriefeiten. ba He
fab bur@usss bur& urwaIb lief. DIE
Expedition befanb aus ftnf guro.
pdern. fhnf3ie poli3eiIeuiep unb bum.
bert 8rdgerr. Tas grge5nib III bic
8tatfa9e. bo6 benz Stredenbau tel.
rierlet ts&nif4e S&wieriaieitea eitse'
9er1trstef ,Derbett.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-28
Spferte ibr 2eben D e I
RefIdme. Die ehemdliue Sberets

Retlame. Die ebemalige Sperets
tenfdnaerin 2ouiie Douglas in
Omaha, Nebr., tpel9e por stpei Sabren
gu &eflume5peden Elm, lebenbises Gba=
mdleon peri9ludte, ftarb on Den 5olsen
ibrer @ertpegenbeit. Cine Stunoe Dor
ibrsm Sooe fro9sn stpei lebenbise Gba-
mdlepn aus ibrem Mun6e, unb tpie bit
4erste ertldrten, pimmelte bas Sns
mere TIRES &Drpers bon fol9en Sbierer.
Der pirtli9e Name Der 0e~rftorbenen
mar Jrau Sarrb s. See. 8al6 mad
t6rem Retlameatt fling lie an gu trdfl1
feln unb muBte Die 8ubne Derlahen.
Operation nirtte Wun-
Der. Dur9 einen operatipen @tnerifi
sur Gntfermlng elmer bOsartisen Sriis
fengef6pulit lit elm ~14idbriger Gauge
ni4ts, Der cine Der Dffentliden S4uler
in Netp gort befu6t, in einen Muiters
f9Iler umgepanbelt porOen. Ser
Sunee noe porber miirrif9, f6tpGnats
Ole S9ule, rau9te unmGbts gisaretz
ten uno ponte niemdls perniinftig ars
beiten. Sept tit er frob unb mnnter.
fhpGnst oie S9ule niemdls, berdbs
fdeut gtsaretten uno es gibt jebt tein
ssOberes @ereniigen fir i'm, uls Or
belt.
Qpn9ner Of aus Mutb T.
tp iGGen. Sn Der Ndbe BON Sopefa,
aas., baben 5tpei teranii&e gopbopa
perfu9t, etnen Neser auf einem 3uee
aufaubdnsen. @ie lesten linn oreimal
einen @trid linn Den gals. aber Der
Neger entpif9te ieoesmal unb fprane
f9liebli6 pom .3uge. Der 1tmituno,
bab Der Neger Elm Ib5ei9en Der pps
tbiasritter trug, bate ibren 4erser err
rest. Die iibrtsen pahasiere hatten Die
Ropoies our9 ibre Reuolper in S4ad
sebalten.
8fer &inber perbrarnt t.
8ier 3inber, 5tpei 8naben unb stpei
MGbden, i'm Glitter bon flint Monaten
Bis gu flint Sabren ftebeno. finb in
Weitfielb. 81. g., perbrannt. Cine
Srau 90. s. Weael uno cine Jrau
Sstar Seller, tpeI9e nit t6ren &inOerr
3ufammen oaFelbe Saus %betpobnter,
ginsen our Mrbeit unb lieben Die aiei.
1erl alIein auriid. Sn ibrer Mbpeien,
belt gerietb oas Saus in Brand UNI
puroe auin 9rabe Der &inoer.
Strife nfoIeei4Ie9
ten
bes. lleber 5000 gisarrennia4er in
Santpa, Gla., sineen als porteit sesen
ben f9ledten Strdbenbabns8etrieb
pel1er BORT tpGbrenb bes 8ames elmer
reren Bride iiber ben 9iasborousb
Riper on Der Tagesorbnung mar, on
ben Strife. sic besaben ii9 na4 Dem
Ratbbauie un6 febten cine Demonitras
ttpn in SSene. Gin bon tbnen abses
ididtes &cmite srtlGrte Dem Mabor
unb ben 8eamten Der Strabenbahn>
@eieuidaft. baB Die 2sute nidt an Ole
Qfrbeit 3uriidtebren piirben. Bis man
linen freie BefOroerung iiber ben CLUB
un6 beFeren @trabenbabnbienf beipil,
lise. Beioe Goroerunsen pur6en fofori
auaeitanoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-28
Teiertass Greuriionss Faten.

@eibna9tS unS Neuiabrs Seiertaas. gr.
smrfionen mad uieIen Stationen, IaufeH iiber
bic s 8. %. 8abn. 6abrfartsn fperben
n~erfauft am % %, "a, 25., &c., 80. unb
81 DECEMBER 1906, icrute am Item Sanuar
1907; nit Retourfabrt beihrdnft auf ben
2ten Sanuar 1907. SIR pOqise Snformas
tion penbe man fi6 an bic 6. $. G D.
Sidst.Gsenten
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-28

) n Ser II arier@&ir6
5u Weit 8rioeetpater, MaH., fpur6e
oiefer Sage cine Srauung ponapsen, bie
infofern fir oie @eI9idte Ser eei1anns
ten Stride bon 8eoeutung mar, als tie
Die erite Srauungsceremorlie 6aritelte,
Die felt 1862 in iener &ir9e Dorses
nonlmer1 tpuroe.
SDbtIt9er Snetten<
# Of. Sin Snsenieur Ramens Sobn
Mabtiort &eitb aus empire an pa>
namazaanal 1T in &anfas gitp, Wp.,
Den 5olsen zines Snietteniti4es ers
legen. @or 5tpei Sabren par er BON
einem SaufenOfiibler am 9alle geItps
6en pprben. IGmGIig biloete ii9 elm
3easepebegei9piir, gu beHen 8ebunbz
lung er ii9 nn9 pbilabelpbiu besab
unb BORT neun Wo9en i'm 9ofpital Su@
bra9ts. Hd9bem bort cine Operation
bes @ef9piirs porsenommen mar, be-
CAB er ii9 mad &anfds 9th, Mlp., no
er i'm 9auie feiner So9ter 4ufnabme
uno pflese fano.
M q p Or erbdIt RIG I.
MabrIhsinli9 tnfolse Der fGarfen
MaBreselr, Die er segen Die itreifenben
Gifenformer dntpanote, tpurbe Mapor
8. 6. Badger BON Columbus, g., bon
einem CHARLES Miaer, benz 8oriiser oss
Streiffomites, in Dem Gorribcr oes
g~ourtbaufes perpriiselt uno 5iemli4
bDfe auseridtst. Miner tpurbe Ders
baftet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-28

Die s rag0bie in Der
r5DIIen 9 lu9t. 3pei MGnz
ner unb cine 6rau tpurben auf Dem
Weee 5pil6en Gsconoioo unb San
2uis Ser, &al., infol9e zines Streites
eetDotet. Die beioen MGnner, Die
@ieb5i9ter 9oparo Sore unb @Dparo
8rabp, trafen ii9 in Der iogsnunnten
9Dnenf9lu9t, nahe Dem @sconoibo
@endferungs : &aral. Der Streit
puroe erneuert unb Gore eri9pB
9rabp. 5rau 8ra0p, pel6e fi9 in
@efeaf9aft hires 9atten befano, err
sriff elm @epebr unb f9pB auf Spre,
Ger aber nit lebter &raft Dor ieineG
Sobe nod Srau 8rabp tOotete.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-28

Sas entlaHene farbise Battalion
f&eint BITE apantsarbe 5oraier's bon
Ohio auf ieinsm S&lei&aues nod Der
prdRbsnH9afts.N domination bilbsn su
foIen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-28
NetSroe far SFemtlt4e Mrbeiten,
gnbghItte ansenommen n.

6tr Badfeinfahrtpe9 In Der erfteu
alep tpefli9 bon Belefontaine Ctr,
bon Der erfen allen nbrbIi9 Der II.
Bis sur Is. Ctr.
5nr Yndfeinfabrtusg tn Der srfsr
aaep rpsfli9 bon YsllsfOntaine Str,
bon Is. Bis Is. Ctr.
5tr gadfsinfabrueg In Der erfsr
gGep tpeRlia bon Belsfontaine Str.
bon Der susiten aasp itbli3. bon bs'
Is. Str. Bis sur srfsn a0sp faolid
osrielbsn StraBe.
SHr 8adfsinfabrtpsg In oer erfer
4Qsp tueftli9 bon Der gelefontain,
Sir, BON Der Is. BIG our IL. Ctr.
Ghr gadfsinfabrpsg In Der erfer
auep tusflid bon gelefOntaine ST..
bon II. Biz 10 Ctr.
5tr Bndasinfabrmsg In Der erfer
anep tpsfli& bon gellsfOntaine Str.
Don 10. bis 20. Str.
Ctr gadRsinfabruss tn Der erfsr
anep psfIi& Der B%elefontaine Str.
BON 20. BIS 81. ctr.
SIR araoirtsn Gabruss unS esuert'
Ssiientusss on Station Str.. bon %.
bis 80. Ctr.
Ctr R~issfabrruss an Station Str.
bon %. Bis 3u 80. Str.
Ctr @sment.S ~siisnuege on @merior
sps., bon Waihtngton Ctr. bis 3u Der
8sIeisn Der 6. 8. & D. gifenbabn.
5tr srabirtsn 5abrues unb @sment
ssitsntp.ss an Barter Aps., bon 19
Biz az 20. Cir.
5hr @sment'S sitentuege unb Sin
faKunsen In Montealm Ctr, bon be
smeiten alep nbrbli9 Der Is. Bis 3ul
%. Str.
Ctr gr6Hnuns Der %. Stt., boz
ben 6. 6. g.. %. nad ben Wonon Ge
leiIen.
STR RdumHng zines 8beiIss Der er
Hen alsp tpsfli9 bon unibsrftp ab..
bon gmerfon aue. Bis our erfen lille
tpsflia.
STR grDHuung unb a%usbebnunl
DON Bantroft Str. bon Der ernel
ausp ihoIi9 Der Neu YOrt Str. BIT
,ur Nstu Yort Ctr.
STR @smsnt.S sitenusge on &anbal
Str. bon Rapmonb Str. BIS CUR er
Hen MQsp l0roli9.
SIR stneu Nbsu9stanal aus 10a6ai
gen R6bren In Der srfen Masp nbrblit
bon eugene Str, bon gtbeI Ape. bt
CUR srRsn aasp 6fli@ bon ROrtb
uefsrn Npe.
STR eine1 abaugstanaI aus 3ebn
Bis n9t3ebn36qigsn R6bren In be
Der ansp 6ifli9 bon Der Dearborn ctr
bon Der 10. bis 3ur 16. Str.
Jfr sinsn Ab1usstanaI aus 3sbn
Biz stuansig3oaigen R6bren In parts
apentie, bon @roofeb Stun big our 10
StraBe.
Ctr sinsn ap6lf36atgen &6bren
fanal In Der ertsn allen 6Rli6 Boz
Nsu Ssrisp Strabs, bon Der 6out
sirabe Biz CUR 8irsinia abe.
6tr einsr aehnaoltssn %6brentana
In Der erfen n6rbli9 bon Der %. Ctr.
bon gtbel Mpe. bis CUR srffen Ils
6fli& bon Der 0ortbweRern Ans.
CTR sinsr a~shnabqigsn RObrentanu
In Der srfisn alsp n6roIi9 bon 29
Ctr, bon gtbel Mbe. biz our erie
aaep 6Fli9 bon Northwehern ADe.
Gtr elmer, ssbnabaisen @bbrenfanu
In Der erffen AQep n6rblid bon be
libel 6trabs, bot, gtbsl Abs. bis au
srffsn Alss 6Rli& bon Rortbwsferl
Apenue.
6Hr einen IL. Biz 1836qi9ei &6b
rentanal In Der Nqep 6fli4 Der g
Sale Ane., BON Der 10. bts CUR Is
Strabe.
Str einen IL. Biz 18Bbalgeti R6b
renfanal In Der srfen Ansp 6fli& Dol
Sureop strabs,, bon Der 10. BIS su
Is. Strabe.
Befeuerurtgen enbgaltig
QffQerl m m { n.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-28
angebote erbaIten.

5tr Sauptab3u9stanal an "a, Sra.
Der. Is . clifton unb anoersl Stra.
BEN. bon 5au Greet Bis our SO. Str.
Wanlsp O'DOnnsl, IS SO unb IS "a;
5snrp Maos SIS "a unb SIS. "A; u. j.
Sbober & 60. 1914.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-28
gef9thffe ananommen

CT WtH ! U Y II D III Ut z II :
fur @enient Ssitsnmeg on Der
Norbfeite Der Rapmono Gtrabe, bon
penniplbania biz Sbslbp Str.
5Rr @r6Hnung Der erfsn an.p o..
ltd bon Sbslbp Strobe. bon Naomi
StraBe, bis our erFen Alep iibIi9 bon
Winneiota Gtrabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-28

Sm Der Observation-Disclosures 1emperens.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &t unt
ospeaI Sption"-@ rinsans Der grobibi.
t~ions;garte,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-09
"NEW FOOTBALL"
Chicago Coach invents New Game
Without Objectionable Features.

Chicago. June S.-"New football has
arrived. The institution which in the
invention of Coach A. A. Stage OF the
University OF Chicago and intended as
a substitute for the old gridiron game
condemned by the conference of re
form" professors last night will be ex-
plotted next fall in contest between
Chicago and the University of Mime
sofa. Announcement of the game was
made yesterday by Coach Stage.
The leading features of the new
football will be a banquet for the OPP
posing teams the night before the
game at which the players of opposing
positions will occupy adjoining seats;
absolute avoidance of all controversies
and conflicts in financial matters and
eligibility questions and all round
.'gentlemanly spirit"
Coach Stagg declares that all future
games in which Chicago is concerned.
probably will be played under the new
rules
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-09
BASEBALL NOTES.

Goodwin has the record for strike
outs No man in the profession COM
pares with Goodwin in missing the hall.
Harry Davis has the poorest fielding
average of any first baSeman in either
Of the big leagues. No doubt handling
the team has b. th"red Harry: then. too.
it is no easy matter to fill the duties
50 ably performed by Lave Cross.
The Pittsburg club is in good shape
for Il hard campaign with three COOL
catchers. seven strong pitchers, extra
infielG"rs and outfielders who can play
as we'll as the regular men. ~ men in
all. and not one too many if they arc
good men when the team is out for the
honors
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-09
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The report Friday from Edgeficld. >.
G.. which place was threatened with
destruction by fire Thursday night, was
to thu effect that the total damage was
so 900.
Henri Brisson. the former French
premier. who WAS elected pr"Nicnlai
President Of the Chamber Of Deputies
June |. was Friday definitely elected
President of the House.
Rockland Island passenger train No.
6. castbound. was derailed at Jennings,
Kan, Friday, and l. passengers were
hurt. none fatally. The engine and
three cars left the rails.
Former Congressman F.ci =. cool
idgc died a: his home AT Fitchburg.
Mass, Friday at the age OF 81 years,
from pneumonia He represented the
old nth congressional district from 1891
to 1893 and had served in the state Leg
islaturc. A widow. son and daughter
survive.
The May statement Of the London
Board of Trade shows increases of 81
gS1, 100 in imports and S22,3>tooo in eN-
ports The import of cotton from
America decreased $1,000. 600 The prn-
cipal increase in imports was in man
ufacturcs. Of which cotton goods in
creased $5COono.
The fishing schooner Mary tahral
which went ashore Thurs DAY off Scit-
uate. Mass. was foated during the
night by the tug Orion ana toWed to
Boston. The schooner apparently is not
greatly damaged and it is expected
that after discharging her fare Of fish,
she will proceed to Gloucester for re
pairs
After four days session in Wash
incton the National EXSlave tonv"n-
tiGn has adjourned. In the course Of the
convention President Roosevelt was
commended for his stand for equal con-
stitutional liberty for ill. An appeal al
81 was issued to Concrt IS for lcSisil-
ton looking to the pensioninG Of *
slaves. The proposed amendment to the
railroad rate bin providing equal
passenger accommodations on Jim
Crow cars was opposed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-09
MARKET REPORTS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York. June S.-The professional
linltd tions of the present stock market
We're still very manifest today. In fact
the slight evidence OF small commission
house buying VIA CHI was reported y.Sttr-
day and ~hIch aroused hopes that the
professional campaign was meeting its
first success i'll attracting outside inter
est was 10 longer perceptIble today. Th-
aggregates OF the sales underwent a de
cIdrd shrInkage. The character of the
market was not materially changed from
recently prevailing conditions. Fewer
stocks were PICKED for demonstration
to attract attention by large dealings and
rapid advances More attention was paid
to the action Of the grain markets and
The June l condition OF wheat WAS feared
tor the unfavorable effect it might pro-
!ucc on stocks when il appears Monday.
The market weakened quite generally
during the first hour on this account
\ better tone developed when wheat was
found to toe declining but stocks turned
downwards again later in the day. Some
points of spt cidl strength amongst the
grdngers were due to reports Of good
crop conditions along these lines.
The weeks currency movement did not
indicate a large change in cash reserves
of the banks On the actual movement.
hut the easy tone of call money ind.Cat-
ID a strong bank statement. y slightly
frmer tone was reported for tirne money
today due to increase in the amounts Of
fcrcd The sterling exchange market
continued to advance in response to thu
easier money conditions and demand for
remittance against maturing finance bills
was said t. be an important factor ir
that market. The sharp rally in the
wheat market WAS given AZ cause for
the late weakness in stocks. but the
growing disposition to realize the day
progressed has been a feature of the
market each day this week. The closing
WAS easy.
Bonds were irregular Total sales par
value. sl2,o.Oo0. United States old As
coupon advanced Il per cent. on call.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-09
BOXING NOTES.

Sandy Ferguson saws he is going in
training Monday to meet Burns, kauff-
man or Fitz.
There is some talk of Harry Edels
and Ambry McGarry of New York
meeting at the Lincoln Club this
month
Hook Reyes, the Australian light
weight who has been boxing well IN
Pennsylvania, is going to return home,
as he cannot get any of the good light
weights to meet him.
Charles Neary. the Milwaukee light
weight, who put up such 4 great bout
against Jimmy Briggs. has been select
ed to Meet Kid Goodman at the Lin
coin Club next Thursday night.
In a windup at the Broadway A. G.
at Philadelphia Thursday night Jack
Blackburn demonstrated that he is not
4 dead one" by besting Kid Wilson
in rather hollow fashion. AT no time
during the boat did Wilson have 4
chance. Blackburn showed all of his
old time speed and hitting ability, and
landed punches to Wilson's face and
body at WILL
ran away Wednesday from his match
with Kid Goodman at Chelsea, arrived
in New York with his manager Thurs
day morning. The manager claimed
there was a job on hand to defeat Hy-
lard because he was 10 to 6 favoritc
There was very little. wagering done on
the contest, and what bets were made
were even money. The manager also
claimed that the officials of the CLUB
treated him unfairly. He has no
grounds for complaint against the club.
for 10 fighter or manager received bet
ter treatment, and one of the officials
he accuses went good for Hyland's for
felt, as the manager did not have the
money. AS for the claim that Hyland
was going to be 'tjobbed." there is not
q semblanco of truth in it. Hyland and
Manager McCiintic will start today for
Denver. where Hyland says he has been
promised a match.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-09

uru the river At Z point opposite tho
station of the Somerset road.
The building of this plant will cause
a Great boom for North Arson. A larG"
number of mon will be given employ
ment the year round and it will be ne
ccsSary t. build "A large number OF
houses for their accommodations. inns
means that real estate values VIII go
IN. new stores will he built and North
Arson will eventually become one of
the busy manufacturing ce1trrs IF the
county. The machinery for the eNca-
walton has been shipped and Will ar
rive early next week when work on the
foundation will commence. Already
there are on the site of the mill several
carloads Of hosting engines. dcrricks
and steam drills.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-09
Boston Produce Market.

Boston. June s
FIOUR-Higher: mill shipments. spring
patents. 4.G1n5.10.
CORN-Steady; No. yellow. IS:
OATS-Steady; No. clipped white. Al
i5ia.
HAY-Unchanged No. /, 19.
MILL FEED-Firm.
SPRING BRAN-19 "a %.
MINED FEED-22ft23.
COTTON SEED MEALS.
PORk-HiFner; medium, 1915.
LARD-Steady; 10l..
BEEF-Flrm: whole cattle. ,4IS.
LAMBS-Firm: 11nl2
EEALS-Firm; 11M12.
BJTTER-Steady; northern. 9l~d III.
realistically; choice. 21M23. eastern. B
40
APPLFS-Hieher: Tussets 4JDH3.O.
POTATOES-Firm: Green Mountains 9:
Hebrons 81.
sI-IAR-Steady on 4 basis of 40 for
crop,rIated
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-09
MIMIC WARFARE.
Attack on Forts of Portland District
Is Planned.

Portland. Me, June S.-Fr"m June II
"a >, service conditions will lie simulat-
Cd in the artillery district Of Portland.
From June II to II. the commands
at Forts williams and Prehl" will 30
into camp Immediately in rear Of their
guns. and during the entire week VIII
no constantly on the watch for an eH-
pccteJ attack UheorcticaD on the
works.
The same conditions will obtain at
Fort Mckinley during week Of June
1924
one day during each week. to be
DESIGNATED later. will he devoted eX-
c1usiyciy to the problem of an attack
in fore, on the land fronts If the r"Ser-
walton.
The foregoing is in compliance with
war department orders of June IT,
1905.
The artillery district commander
Col. William F. Stewart Artillery
Corps. L. s A., will prepare plan OF
operation for this period. assuming
certain conditions of attack. and en-
| deayor viii he made to make the eN-
ercises of practical value tn the com
mand in developing the possibilities oil
| the defense All other routine drili
| and instruction will be omitted DURING
| this period.
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a NEW INDUSTRY.
Bio Manufacturing Concern to Locate
Plant at North Arson.

North Anson Ne. June SIT will be
welcome news to the citizens OF North
Arson to learn that the development
of the great water power here, SO long
idle and unoccupied. is about to be de-
veloped. Not later than next week
large crew Of men will be at work on
this privilege. Many times in the past
efforts have been made to obtain TINS
privilege for various enterprises. put
owing to the many persons owning a
portion of the privilege 1t was not an
EASY matter to assemble the power in
to a single proposition. But the matter
YVES undertaken eight years ago by ~"
Baileys of this town and they haNt
kept persistnntly at 1t until every
piece of desirable territory has passed
into their possession.
Within the past year there has been
organized the American Pulp, Paper
and Lumber Co, and the International
Lumber Co. which have bought the
privilege and the deeds are now on
record The project has been under con
sidCration for several years ana mas
now been financed beyond the stages
Of experiment.
Hon. w. ~ Davenport of Marlboro
Mass the executive officer OF the Met
ropolitan Water Board of Massachu-
sets. is president. lie has EXPENDED
during the past II Jars for the state
of Massachusetts, in perfecting its water
system over $40. 900 900 and that PROJECT
is now nearly completed Nss"clateu
with him in this enterprise are several
md business
in Bottom and Portland who have al
ready invested over $25.ooo.
The underw riting of the proposition
has been consummated by the banking
firm of &. NJ. Lowell Co. of Boston and
Burton NJ. Lowell is treasurer "t the
new company. The capital Is Sl"oo.o"o
and il is proposed to build a pup an"
paper mill as nearly complete ana up
to-date as science and money can pro-
duce Ernest i. Savage for the past
few wears with the Lawrence. Ncwhal'
& Page Co. Of Fairfield. is one or me
directors and will be its gcnerai mana
gel. He is we'll known in the paper
manufacturing business and Is wei
qualified to build and equip modern
paper mill.
For the past year the company has
been making purchases of timber lands
and now owns an extensive acreage on
the Kennebec river and on Carrabasse
stream. with options on as much more
This lumber is so situated that it car
be driven to the mill with but little ex
pense.
The proposed mill will be 500 fee
long 400 feet wide and three storie:
high with basement The boiler hous'
will be entirely apart from the plan
and will have chimney 100 feet high
Engineers have been engaged on tn
surveys for three years and the plan
have been finished by the architects. |
will be a two-machine mill and whei
completed a sulphite mill will be bull
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