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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-16
DRINKS PICTURE GLIDING.

Infant Girl Has a Marrow Escape
From Death.
Gary, Mimi, Feb. IA two-year-
old daughter Of John Dieckman, liv-
ing on farm near here, drank the
contents Of bottle supposed to con-
tain picture gliding. When the child's
mother discovered 1t, its jaws were
firmly locked and had to be pried
open TO allow the administration Of an
emetic. 1t was feared that death
would ens,ie, but later reports say
that It is thought the child will re-
coveer. n i. 5s
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-16

A hot potato, passed across the din
ner table. figures in a divorce case
just begun. 1t was supposed only cold
potatoes furnished incentive to di.
yorce.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-16

The viii as means of prolonging
life is ably discussed by learned
magazine essayist. Will he tell us
how to use the will as a means of
pocketbook expansion?
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-16

France will take its time" in OBJ
tanning satisfaction from Venezuela.
Iecent history suggests that it will
take lot more time than it has any
thought Of taking.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-16

Thrice and four times fortunate the
Frenchman whose grandfather was a
blacksmith. Such humble antecedents
have furnished three Presidents of the
republic up to date.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-16

This winters dress suits are cut
low in the seams, and this winters
divorce suits are cutting high into the
defendants bank accounts, if we are
70 believe the fashion experts.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-16

While the steel trust is spending
s25.O00.000 improving plants all over
the country let us hope it will not
overlook the tobacco plant that pro,
auces the campaign cigar.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-16

Bachelors in Corea, according to a
correspondent, cannot buy liquor.
Seems harsh, that, but really the for
mer bachelors are the men who need
it.-New York Herald.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-16
Drowned Whlle Ice Y.chtin y,

OToWneu WhHe Ict Yachtln9.
New York, Feb. IA. While ice
yachting on the Navesink river, New
Jersey. Sunday, Charles Hendrickson,
9 Fair Haven boy, lost his life by the.
boat breaking through the Ice. He
was With his brother. Benjamin, who.
sailed the boat The 4 drowned hoy
was seventeen years old. q
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-16

And another thing we are not going
to do this year: We are not going to
tell people if they will look at their
troubles in the right light the troubles
will disappear.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-16

Berlin must be much elated over a
reduction of the French forces re-
ported at the German capital. Two
deserters have arrived near Metz
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-16

Prof. Bell thinks that flying is mere.
!y matter of time. Others are in
clined to think that it is matter OF
eternity.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-16

Bad Diazs q Mason City. h
Mason. city, Iowa, Feb. Il 1. ThisE
cry suffered a 34O. 900 IRE loss lat
;night The blocks owned by III. WI
Ray and Al. u. Gale we're badly guttsds
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-16

If Morocco is anything like othel
oriental countries you can't blame the
powers for insisting upon the open
door The more fresh air that can
be got into it the better.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-16

In France the election of presi.
dent OF the republic appears to be
iu!ly as important a function as the
opening of new opera house.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-16

1t is really no more than might be
expected that the Chinese minister at
Washington is such glib talker. His
name is Tung.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-16

With lot of returned soldiers who
are looking for jobs. Japan is finding
that peace hath problems no less than
var
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-16

Says Judge Grosscup. God never
intended there should be a leisured
class But, judge, was not that his
original intention?
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-16
TRYING TO SAVE Hock,s L,FE.
His Latest Spouse and His Attorney
Ask for Full Pardon.

Springfield, ILL.,, Feb. IA final eff
fort was made before Gov. Deneen
here yesterday by Mrs. Amelia Fisch-
er-Hock and Attorney Frank d. Com
erford to save Johann Hook from the
gallows Mr.. Comerford claims 10
have come into possession Of expert
medical testimony which will clear
Hook. He asked Gov. Deneen for an
absolute pardon upon the strength Of
this evidence. Mr.. Comerford's nlea
consumed two hours. He was followed
by Mrs. Hook. n
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-16

Cornering the tomato supply will
not Of necessity have any effect on
The supply of vivid red catchup.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-16

Even the pessimist may hope for
the best, but it takes an optimist to
really expect it.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-16

New York's Chinatown now Joins in
the general occidentalizing movement
among the race by having street riots.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-16

Mark Twain will not deny that Col.
Mulberry was one of the original best
Sellers.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-16

When man says to you: Guess
what l paid for it, double what YOU
really think, and please him.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-16

1t must be fine to be a lawyer and
rake in a $4,000 fee every little now
and then.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-16

Because of information they have
received showing the extravaganza in
army expenditures, members Of con-
gress are scrutinizing with jealous
care every bill regarding the service.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-26
oxford Scored 7 Points.

l."'i'i"n. March .5.--rhe annual OK
i"ri-tannhridGe field sports were held
at the Queens Club here Yesterday in a
ShhN storm. oxford won by a score Of
70 points The American Rhodes
scholarship students competed in i've
events.
The following were the results in de-
t"il:
Long Jump. NJ. Young, University
~ South Dakota. first. eft. 3in.
futtIng the ehot-The Hon. G.. NJ
Lytt"ltnn. Cambridge, won. 3Sfi. "a,in.
Albert NJ. Stevens. Yale. was last with
3lf:. Sin
Mile run-A. Y. Walsh. Cambridge,
hfSt: time. Am. u I-ls. Warren ~
Schult. tnrnoll. was second
Hammer throw-A. ii. Fy5fe. Oxford
won; distance. l%6ft. 3in Albert NJ
stevens, Yale. was last with lift. IOin.
High Jump. NJ. Young. University
81 Sonth Dakota. won. 5ft. 1Min.
IN the other events Oxford won ths
hurdles, half-mile. quarter-mile ana
and three-mile run, while Camhridee
took the lo0-yard dash, shot pnt and
milo run.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-26
IN THE RING.
A Fight Worth a Dozen
Son-MCCovern Bouts.
Suit Against Arthur Cote for
$50 Alleged Overpaid Him.
Fails 10 Appear in Court and Suit Is
Decided Against Him.

Philadelphia, March 25.-Tommy
O'To0t Of this city and Johnny Dwyer
Of Perth AmbOy met in a wind-up at
the National A. &. last night, which
was worth Il dozen Nelson McGOvrrn
bouts. D'foUl deserved the verdict by
a slight margin, DWyer firing rapidly
curing the last minute of the furious
Sriio from the hard stomach blows lie.
led received from TOmmy'S left hand.
Th" men weighed in under 10 pounds
nj q O'Clock but as they did not enter
the ring until a few minutes before II
O'Clock they had plenty of time in
which TO take on weight.
D'TOolr proved to De tie harder
Ennchrr of the Two. DWyer landed more
blows on his opponcnt'S jaw than Tom
my Wa& abb. IT, land on Johnny:5 val
ncrahi- POINT. but they did no more
harm than to StaSger O'Tool.
1t was apparent hat Dryers injured
right nand had not yet recovered from
an old injury, but hy bringing all his
wonderful Cl-VorIe"S TO his command
ana u splendid use of his left hand he
managed to make things Very interest
lHa 1or Dru0l until near th- close oi
the bout
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-26

Kin Sclbich didn't do any bowling lat
winter. 1T may br all right for the
yn,nl;, fcrloue," says Kip, but | believe
after II man has been playing b"ll-w"h.
say five. or SIX y.:rs-iI'.5 APT To- hr bad
for the arm
Work en- tEc aran,i:@t.,nd for Jimmy cal
lahan's ntm Baseball park il! Chicago Ia 5
b., -u started. Th" fence has been I'm
ishrd. t:Yll.IlauS t'*:n. known ~ the
White tEIy.t. VIII play il, ihe thf"at"
CITY I.,aau".
Mlnaecr Jake St.,hl al The Washington
team predicts tl,at Cleveland and Detroit
teams viii h" Tn" hug surprises i'll the
American League p"nnInt race the com
in" .raann and pick; one IF thrm 10 carry
nff tie bunting.
one section Of III" ChicaGns. under Sec
rctary Frctlerirks. il now III New Or
leHn". The other section is touring Kan
snS. Meantime Cnmiskey is making his
way III i-i>,urIy fashion mp the Mi>siS-
sppi III his house boat.
President l.: il Johnson nf the Amo fican
1.eaguc states that Ii" has no pr. sent
intention ni removing his offices from
Chicago to NV York, but that lie will
hereafter spend more IF his time in the
East than heretofore.
Claud.. Eossman. the new first baseman
Of the tlcHeinudS, put III d busy winter.
IL. played ball with 4 team of American
IrOfC Sain,!alS in Cuba and On his return
played indoor ban IN Albany. Then he
w"rt in fnr cross S-counny running until
reporting time came.
j. Emmett 1ieidrick has finally decide,
tnat Il" will pI'y professional bali no
incr". II" mans engaged in railroad
work in the offices at CLARION. Pa, III tho
PittShurg, s;unmcrvill,. & Clarion Rail-
road. OF which his brother. charles f.
ii-.dr."k, is president.
President Murphy Of tho Cubs will hold
his fag raising on April u. the national
commission having given its consent Thn
hammer to be Imfurlrd will be that granted
Il," West Side club as chicago cham
pi"ns. I:ine'i through their great victory
oyer the White si"N last ltl
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-26

university for five wears. II was aorecd
to engage one member II the faculty to
have charge of all athletics. The debts
Of the athletic association, anountili,: To
sl2G0. with be assumed by the .umiver-
sty.
kisani won the Bancroft cup al thn
shout nf the Harvard Shouting cub
March IS on y straight score of ~ Tn7
GU. is :hof for monthly ana has tu i,.
a!nm fnnr consecutive time, nr seven ti!Crs
during n college cnui:;r. on 0n,. ur .yn
"crusnns q sh"nttr has come r,al \. ttir:;
q ,;rangle hold on the "np, bat th- much
coveted degree Invariably arrived b-Tnr-
he final win Was accomplished.
Goldfieur, Thistlc,iale and Conner m.
said 10 be the cleverest green Jumpers
now being schoOl"d at Rcnninga The Ia-t
named in particular is showing exception
al ability at fencing. and is likely To MALI.
good for his many disappointments on th"
fiat last year. All in all, Copper burned
~ about rs mmch money as amy selling
ratcr that raced in lSoI being the me
di,im Of several pluhges that failed to ma
teraliZa
The Rugby football game whirh wa+
scheduled for The Yale field tn,1uy hag
been cancelled on account Of thc annv,
storm. Their. is more than a foot -
snow on tho field. The game VT, L. have.
been played between u team composed Of
fal"'S best Varsity players and tho Il,
EnSliShmcn who lav" been playing III
and about New York since last fan. Tia
game may he played later il = uat,- can
hc agreed upon.
Football vii, lie played ly High school
teams in New Y0rl: ana vicinity next .t.r-
son. Tins was decided ~ Il meeting ALL
tended by the principals; of the lerdiuy
High schools ana Sonle OF the priygt"
schools. The meeting brcain. national in
cil;'ract"r. i'll that all the schools III tlI,.
country wee invited 10 pIrtic!pate IN IN.
conference that is To b. held IL r,r,nr-
late rules for an organization which 4, III
he Rational IN IL; scope
An Iowa man has invented new
game "t football i'll which 100 PLAYERS
can take part ana scoring can b. ;Ic-
roriplishcd by Ii different methods
u" "l the features provides that when
ne man with the ball is touched bv an
opponent certain number of points,
inuSt DC given to the other side
Tough players are pcnaliz,d Min
black marks" ana after receivin.r Two
ot them the offender must apologize. f.,
ihe other players and the spectators.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-26
HORSE NOTES.

All hackneys entered at Boston must
b" shown III harness.
Jimmy Brady. the former Boston
trainer. Is It the Macon UaD tract,
with |" head.
'hafiPy Thompson will train at Dow
or TINS spring. He has wint-red seyrr-
al head AT Rochester. \. II.
II is stated that w. A. Bradford Of
Boston Will establish J.? stock farm Il,
l;chmnhd. Ind. headed by Prince Di-
rect.
Johnny MarSton turned n. flyer loose a
concord. y. H., in the Dudley cup race
IN" other day. Quarters in 30 seconds; on
tie ice are very rare
Mrs. j. NJ. Johnson has sold a promis
ing 2-yrar-old by the Boston <rcrdu.v
champion. Tom PEiir, ont of Nellie Eaton
t2:0 }, t" COL. J. j. Warden.
fost"n':i horse show rriZe list en-
ranging in value from $40 to ST.. More
man one-faif the competitions are for
harness horses.
Dr. Charl,% ). W"0dinan of Ashland,
~ T., las sold 10 MesSr&. Cutlir and
NllNill"nn "f Boston. the 4-ycar-o,d
cot Dir"ct'Im. (2.05%D. dam by Lyn-
wood. son "i NntWood C1SH). The colt
iIdS been sent To R"adville and piaced
IN Inc hand" Of James carpentcr. :he
veteran horS" trainer ANA VIII bo pre-
lal"d Tor a racing career this season.
N" price was $500
George Watson Of the pa.rl.r stables
parted With King Cole. one Of his: recent
~ imported Irish hunters. to r. H. Amcs
81 Eoston. This horse nas hunted viii
N" Waiwickshire hounds over some ol
In" $tiffest country in England last sea.
SON Though not highly finished the bis
'hesmut geldnG is one of the most DOW.
'rfni hunters living. He stands upwar(
"l IL hands and his legs are rs broad an.
mar az a mans hand snch is th. charac
ter of his bone and tendon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-26
SPORTING NOTES.

Willie Hoppe rs a Ia favorirc idbr His
| match with G"ors" Sl"aa"n. which takes
pl.'cc next Tuesday.
THE Bath High school basketball tear,
defeated the team OF the Shrw Rtisin-4s
c"'l' 20 Saturday afternoon Is to u.
James H. Krcna has not decided when
Sysohhy will have his first race this year
n" may start in tie carter handicap at
Adueduct.
The Corinthians are 4 famous anna
t-lir soccer organization ANA will come
prepared TO play many Of the leading
teams mere.
TIL" fast unmarked stallion T.. J. Park
will probably he a starter again in tn"
Chamber OF Commerce stake at the De-
frnit grand circuit meeting
An adjourned meeting Of the board or
review Of the National Trntting associa-
ti"h viii b" held at the Murray Hill Ho-
tel. New York, Tuesday. May J.
Manager Connie Mack Of The Athletics
'hlihS mat Knight IS showing even better
form than he did last season The lad
ought To improve with experience
M"ssrs. w. II. Hccr and +. f. Butler
| a." on New England starring tour. Thev
hr" booked for the Rockville tournament,
March = and At Hartford March H.
'EriIle l-aurin Of Montreal has sold liz
2Ie Mc'hord G.l2fD, by Gazette con,
In u. Brisson. one of the nrom;uon,
hor! emen Of Canada. Mr. Rrisson pc;it
place the mare in Herman ,ryeon's hands
Followers Of association football in
TINS country will hail with deligh, the
announcement that the Coriuthian oT
i.hsiahd have planned 10 visit to the
iht"d states and Canada during
Angnst and September.
ii'' next annual convention Of the
american bowling congress is 10 b,.
Iicid III ~. Louis in 1907 is the decision
mat mas been reached. It had been
hoped To bring the East ana West to-I
getner holding the congress al Phil
adelphia.
Owners Of training quarters used nv IN.
- crews at Po'lghkeeEsie have been
n' ''ls me rents. until the prices now
e'hutu are considered exorbitant Co
'h HAS refused 10 engage its old quar-
'e'H' ana pennsylvania. Syracuse and
.'e"I seto"n are having trGnble with their
landlords.
W. ~. Reid. Jr.. Harvard's football
coach, gave an address on football al \
satherhg OF Dartmouth students Satur-
DAY night. He advocated following tbc
spirit as well as the letter of all rules
ana IN concluding remarked that the ath
letic situation demands that those who
play be on the square
AT recent meeting Of trustees OF
Northwestern University it wa. decided
to abolish intercollegiate football at the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-26
SUIT ACAiitST COTE.
Tock $50 Too Much, Doesn't Appear
Suit Against iifn.

Biddeford, Ne. March .5.--Former
Policeman Chase, who manages the
sparrng contests in National hall. has
won Il civil suit against Arthur Cote.
the Biddeford srairrr. The action was
brought in the Riddrtord municipal
court to recover so. an amount Cote
Was alleged to ltave been inadvertently
overpaid the night "f ms fight with
Kid Goodman.
II was anticipated that tl.a defence
would bring up the question Of wheth-
CT prize fight contract would ha ".
status III court but cote failed To nIt
III an appearance when th,. %uit WAS
assigned, and Il default was entered
and judgment rendered. for the plain
tin
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-26
WANT AND NEED.

There's a big difference
between what a baby wants
and what he needs. Deny
him the one, give him the
other. Most babies need
SCOTS Emulsion-it's the
right thing for a baby. 1t
contains a lot Of strength
building qualities that their
food may not contain. After
a while they get to want it.
Why? Because it makes
them comfortable. Those
dimples and round cheeks
mean health and ease. SCOTS
Emulsion makes children
easy; keeps them SO, too.
SCOTT & BOVINE. 400 Pearl St New York.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-26
BOXING NOTES.

liuGhcy Murphy ANA Austin Rice will
meet III New York Wednesday night.
Kid iI"rri"k anf Johnny ThonpSon
nave %iEn"'l I" meet in Monticello. Wis.
Mar, h -.
Jack Root. the Chicago boxer. is in
Los Angeles. looking Tor q lieht with
.Ia'k oEri"n or rom Eurns.
Jimmy Gardner and his brother
George are i'll milwaukee, 10 in th,. da,,.
Jimmy has with Jach iInugllrrty 1T the
Badger club there Tuesday night.
Frank" Mctin2h, former t.athnr-
weight champion "f tniu. has reccntlv
been sentenced Ia The penitentiarv for
hhnckIh" q man doUn ana robbins.
him.
TIL" proposed match between Yopnn
fo"bett and Dick Hylani has been ,Ie :
CARED OH by the Colma Club. The
h2ht'iS wanted the club to guarantee
thrin f9'"n which th.- club refused IL
10.
I'll" National Club Of Portland has
arranged another good preliminary for
It's meeting tonight. George Freeman
Or South Boston and Pat S1jlinpar
h"'h aggressive ana hard-hittin:. box
ers, are to meet
IRE hlltchmakcr of the Lincoln CIuh
Oh thelSr" has no thoughts Of putting
on Hart and Sandy Ferguson at the
ci'in. 1her3 a." enough live ones
around. AMI he believes il letting tie
dead ones" rest.
Jo" Grim has put such a steen nrice
''l MS services that he Will not be en-
gagged I" meet Harry F,dels in Portland
George M"Fad,len. who recantlv a.
itaitd Sailor Euri;r in New lnr!. NAV
t' Eirls' opponent.
Fred Beel, the young wrestler from
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-26
Criuer Will PIav.

Hot Springs. Ark, March 25.-Louis
Criger, star catcher of the Boston Am
'ricanS. will leave here in 4 few days
or his nome at Elkhart, to rest up for
tho championship season. Criger is
rounding II rapidly now, although week
-Er, according to his own statement,
~ never expected to catch another ba IL
i.lrrr.
igr. Lows assured correspondent
that Criger would be ready to play
when the bell rings. All that is neces-
sary is warm spell.
Crigec is well enough to walk out
row. nut is being kept in his room to
rest up.
The Boston pitchers have left for
tlantJ. but before starting they paid
their respects to their catcher This
parting was quite sorrowful but Criger
assured the boys that he WAS all right.
lie has lost only five pounds by his
,,lneSs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-26
BASEBALL.
Tenney's Men Whitewash
Jacksonville Team.
Bostonians Do Good Work
and Manager Is Happy
crIger Rapidly Coming Into shaps--chiek
stahl Dowa 10 I78 Pounds.

Jacksonville, Fla, March 25-Again
yesterday Tenney's hnpefuls did them
selves proud by beating jacksonville 3
10 0. II was the lightest kind of a
batting game: the Bostons earned but
one of their runs.
Pfeffer and Mccarthy didn't allow a
nit TO be made against them. while
tpo Of the safeties ky the locals were
against Linda man and Little cy.
Midget Good was the whole thing
again. Good weighs just 126 pounds.
and the way he covered ground made
ofi. think of Harry Bay. Goods nine
J,utouts is going some, at this stage
ot the season.
tstrObel was the only man TO get TWO
hits, but his good batting was offset
by his fielding. He threw over Ten
1,,.y's head and booted another ground
An error by Latham, "a sacrifice by
Bridwell and Strobers scratch hit gave
Howard Boston's run in the third.
A triple by Bates, a wild throw TO
.Ilird by Robinson and Strobcrs single,
followed by Needhams 1wo-ba gger.
added two more in the sixth.
Tired, but happy, the Boston players
rnncluded their full week of practice.
renney has every cause to feel glad
some. Every man here is in splendid
shape; the pitchers arms are strong
and free from lameness, and the play
ing of Good and Bates has been par
iicularly gratifying.
O'Neill especially is seasoned ma n
:Lnd should fill the gap made vacant
py Moran's transfer to Chicago.
If Tenney only had all his players
here he would be doubly happy The
2'ast week of ideal weather would have
helped Brain, Batty Fraser and VOL
verton a whole lot. and il would have
been possible for Tenney to have per-
footed his men in team work.
There is a great difference in the
training methods Of Tenney and COL
Tins, and up to when l left Macon, Col
Inns hadn't thought to instruct his mer
Oh signals. This forenoon Tenney de-
Hoted over an hour in teaching his
men the code they are to follow.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-26
Five Freshmen on Harvard Team.

The Harvard Varsity baseball nine
VIII go tn training table In the Har-
ward union at breakfast this mornin"
r"trteen men will be- taken. tiy. Of
whom are battery candidates ani nine
u"lding candidates. OF the II. five men
IRE freshmen. the largest number from
tue beginning class that has ever start
.1 Out at tn" training table of a Var
tlty nine.
of the u men. only four have won
their Varsity letter in baseball Cant
Nart Stephenson. Arthur McCar,tr
Char!ie Leonard and "Dunnic" DeS-
Tor.
The five freshmen to be taken are II
Mccall. who played second base AT St
Marks last year; J. w. Simons. short
stop on Groton last year: C. w. Har-
rey. third base on Hills school: \. X.
Hartford. pitcher on Watertown High
and +. p. Currier, catcher.
The men who will 90 to the table are.
BATTERY candidates-B. X. Stephen.
son 'oS. A. T.. Castle. '06. II. A. Taylo,
'O6. n. X. Hartford 20. +. =. Currie;, 'oa
lnfield candidates-A. T.. McCartb,
o,. II. Mccall 'OH. ]. w. Simons '09 e,
W. Harvey 'ca. c. r. Leonard '0a.
outfield candidates-W. u. Dexter az
]. d. Pounds 'OS. r. r. Hellmann 'os y,
L. Smith '0S.