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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-13

kENNEBEc COUNTY.-In Probate
Court It Augusta, in vacation. January
4, 1906.
james W. Fridge of Connellsvillc, Penn
syivania Guardian OF Edmund Bridge.
having Ectti"ncd tor license to soil tho
following real estate Of said ward. viz:
All the interest Of said ward in six par
GELS of land situated in Augusta in said
county. AMI one parcel Of land situated
II Nassa lboro. in said county. moro fully
described in the petition on file in Tho
Probate Court,
Ordered. That notice thereof be given
tire" weeks SucCrsSivcly prior TO the
fourth Monday OF January inst. in the
Daily kcnnebcc Journal, a newspap pc.
printed in Augusta. that all persons in
tcrcstcd may attend ut a Court Of Pro
bate then to he holden at Augusta, and
show cause. if any, why the prayer OF
said petition should not be granted
G. r. STEVENS, Judge.
Attest: W. A. NEWCOMB, Register
JanGlaN3w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-13

If carried in your
Vest Pocket, Tor car
ried in My Lady's
Purse, a n d eaten
just when you sus-
pect you need one,
youwillnever know a
sick day from the
ordinary ills Of life.
X X
Because, nearly all
these Ills begin in
the B. wells, and
partial Constipation
paves the way for
The Dolores star., 1906-07-20
Live stocR Nt.rket.

DENVER Union Stock Ysrds, July is.
The local market was very Quiet last
week. Receipts were cofhparatlveiy
light aind outside Of q few Buhches
DUALITY was just iair. Demahd was
very strbng for the desirabie beef
krrddes and prices closed strong to !
little higher, but buyers wete hxfd to
interest on the medium and cSn,hon
kinds ind they are Gff 10 to l5 cents
ind In some cases even more: 4 bihch
bf choice corn fed beef steers s6ld iate
Friday at s5.25, the high pfice for
some time, with 6thefs Ut s5.i6 and
bulk 81 the bgtter killing sfsags 1t
s4!5O to s5.ob. a feathfe Of the iiiAfket
was the aftival 81 the mist Ndftk Pxtk
cattle of the season, which b always
looked forward to with much interest
here. They were in good flesh and
rood quality although hardly - fat ~
I year ago at this time. The bulk sold
to packers st $3.50 to $500. Best corn
Sed cows brought s4.l6 and : bunch q
fancy corn fed heifen went q yl.70.
n few North Park cows sold at S5.so
The Dolores star., 1906-07-20
From Odf EschaAkss.

Mantos Times-Tribune. Frank Hart:
hiani, staff repoftef for the Durango
Herald, WIS in Mancos Tuesday and
Wednesday, scouting datq for write
Dip for Mancos and vicinity. The
Herald people ate d6ing the right
thing With i tenehhte toward south.
vest Colorado and northwest New
Mexico. Dutango people have learned
that this thing Of havitie i circus In
tHeir midst for i'solid week" IS not
what it Is cfstksd up to be. The city
Is sapped bf its very lie blBod, namely,
its circulating coin, and II would take
! godd SIZED earthquake to arouse ii
from profound stupor.
Rico News. w. +. Mdwft Of Cortez,
wAs in Uwii fhufsday. Mi. Mowry Is
deputy county treasurer III Montezurhs
county xnd h up in this country Ui,
business. He says that the polititsl
pot hes hlfeddy begun to steam down
Montesuma why aud that hot
campaign b promised for this fall
The northbound train WIS two hour.
and fiftsfh minutes late Friday after
noon owing to I delay caused by I
&ud alids s,x thiles south Of town.
The Dolores star., 1906-07-20


We have all heard bf model farms,
model dairies, model this and model
that; but who ever heard Of a model
county fair br model hoss trot? There
probably have been model county fairs,
but we never attended one that we
thought DESERVED the naiile. The main
reason why sutne fsits are fizzling out
Ii that they are run along the same old
corrupt lines. The western people like
Il change. f'hey are always ready to
run after something new. For the
sake Of a clia,ige, II for hBthing else,
wh5 does not soine county get up q
model fair? The managefs say that
they itihst hive RACES to draw the
crowd. We are not kickiig SO much
on the faGes As such, But caiiilot figure
out the relation they bear to agriculture.
AZ to drawing Il crowd; 6ne of the hest
little fairs and perhaps the best at
tended Id the state has no face track
I'd toffeEtioh. It is an agricultural
fair III fact Us well as name and is ruii
fdt the good OF the community and not
as money making eiitsfpfise. 1t IL
the grating idea tilkt freaks down and
spoils SO many Of our faifs.- .-Denvet
Field and Farm.
The Dolores star., 1906-07-20
TotAl icrea,ei.e

Under the Mesa Verde, bdt lying
6utAide bf the present limits Of the irs
figati6n district there are betweea
2;60b Ind $50 acfes Of decided lands,
and sbii,e 600 acres of school lands.
Adding this to the 16bves; acreage, gives
the distfict an aggregate xcfeAge -oi
over H,d6b acres.
This screRke undeistahd only In
cludes decided and school lands, together
with some. lew homestead ehtries, and
does hot include vacaht government
LAND, not 81 yet entefed.
The t5tSl decided scfekgle Il assessed
last yeaff, amounts tB I time ese,ii 81. .OOd
AGfes; this t81ethAr With the decided
Acieaee outside tie. present. district
boundafits, would bring the total scre;
ake up to 1o,beo actes. As to the school
lands; Aceotdihg to i decisioh found,
Id Ahn Dissf vi. Linda tstx frr. Dist;
II Pacific Repdftsr, pate 2sl, state
hiitiS cak be 6hbjected 10 pay the irl
tigAtion district taxl and il tan bs
staigd thAt Il q tie ihtshtiSh Of the
prsssht B8atd to attsmbt to interess
the State III their lands hsfe, and the
leeislatdi% hs4t witter viii u asked 10
pas5 APPROPRIATIONS to cover such taxes
ID its Kind hefs, and our nsit membef
u tie lesidlaturs Ind odt pFISeni ssns;
t5f viii " asksd 70 kther ssch :
msASure.
This bsih,s he iaxabis Nd up u
over 5000 acrss. In p4salIi Il may
BE- well y ~ TIT the tndiAn dspaTti
mint his AlrsAdy psq Is,sd ! VILLAS;
nen 70 make wktff bhtrhhea Il IL
District 70 u :aihq6ht eqtsl . covel
lQ, Q,Oo8 acsts, which moeo t6an iaks1 -
The 80 cubie;1 ~ peoviasd ~. 81
The Dolores star., 1906-07-20

Nrs. Broadhead, son and daughter,
Clarence Snd Mdy; Of Mancos, ac-
companied 6y Mrs. Goff and daughter
Of New York, drove over from Mancos
Tuesday and visited with w. J. Exoh
Ind family 6dtiI Wedne:dsy;
The Dolores star., 1906-07-20

The Hhgy Scenic coiiipany, moving
pictures and specialties, played to a
medlGm sized audience at the opera
house Saturday evening. The picture
program was cut short by the gas
giving out. The fall political campaign
will soon be on and then cheap gas
will be plentiful.
The Dolores star., 1906-07-20

WANTED-Horses to pasture. Thirty
acres of pasture, blue stem, wild hay
and alfalfa; good whter; corrals in
which TO catch stock. Terms $3.50
per head per month.
F.. b. GAitLiNuHOUsE,
Dolores, Colo.
The Dolores star., 1906-07-20
to $40 bat r,bst Of the sbbd srsssers
~etit at $500 to $500 and . good many
Of THE coImmbn cows At 81. so to $500.
f'hs District ArreLss.

To the Editor Of The Star:
MY attention has beeh called ID the
iiiAny staten,ehts being made as to the
irrigable land In the irrigation district;
some saying II was ~ low as S0,Oc6
acres. To correct such misstatements,
and give the vBters the exact acreageI
t,es to say my office shows the follow;
Ing acreage; which Is irfieabls, &C;
cording to the last survey, and dis;
tributed "a follows,
The Dolores star., 1906-07-20

Z. G. Snyder Of bklAhoink, Returned
fr6m M6hteeello fuesday wIiefe be
went to bly, Horses but failed tb elose
the dell.
The Dolores star., 1906-07-20

Mrs. Bear and daughters, Lillian
and Thelma, spent Friday and Satur-
day with Mrs. VIM. Brumley, Jr., and
Mrs. Coonbs on the Fankhauser ranch.
The Dolores star., 1906-07-20

Mrs. W: H. wigsles~brth bf DhfAh.
go, Is visiting with Her PARENTS, Mr..
and Mfs. James MtEwep at this place,
The Dolores star., 1906-07-20

Hrs. Ahha Green and son; Brufiley
Are Spending the week with Mrs
s. M. Mcdonnell and family.
The Dolores star., 1906-07-20

A fDfce q men were loading wUoi Of,
the cars u thiJ place thg nfst Jf the
Week. There Is lots more here I'd b
loaded and mote coming In froih Utah.
The Dolores star., 1906-07-20

We have some good envelopes that
Ne will furnish you 200 printed fof
ti.l6, frd some cheaper ones, 200 for
ti.oo. Get our prices on three, 1ive
md ten thousand Tots before ordering
Sawkstsl
The Dolores star., 1906-07-20

Any one desiring some real bargains
In the line Of books, etc. may call on
Rev. S. Schweramann, Cortez, Colo.
The Dolores star., 1906-07-20

Mr.. Shultz of Mancos, who had beer
visiting his daughter, Mrs. w. f.
Ordway, returned home Sunday.
The Dolores star., 1906-07-20

Frahk Hartman Of Dutankbj was III
town FridAy showing sampIes Of the
Spencer Seedless xpleS. HA made i
trip down THE valley eatufday.
The Dolores star., 1906-07-20

prs. Newland and Harrington oI
Cortez, were In Dolores Sunday.
The Dolores star., 1906-07-20

Df. NJ: NJ. Blair keeps large stocl
Of lenses: II you need glasses GILL 81
him aid lave yJuf eyes fitted.
The Dolores star., 1906-07-20

J: P. Akin bought severdl lots ID.
joining the Catholic church Oh the
ilofth, the first of the week.
The Dolores star., 1906-07-20

Mrs. ]. J. Lowell and children re.
turned to Pagosa Springs Friday.
The Dolores star., 1906-07-20

Mrs. George Moore and daughter,
tseorgia, went out to the ranch Sunday
to spend the summer.
The Dolores star., 1906-07-20

As. George Wiltsie's Sunday School
cIass picniced in the park Saturday.
The Dolores star., 1906-07-20

r. X. Smith of Cortes, was In b5los
res Yesterday morning.
The Dolores star., 1906-07-20

The Dolores Sunday school will take
. vacation until September 1st.
The Dolores star., 1906-07-20

Geofge Mineah drove ovef froih
Mahcos Thesdhy afterb6oh, returning
Wednesday, morning.
The Dolores star., 1906-07-20

The Colorado State Fair viii be held
at Pueblo September 10th t6 18th this
yeat. An unusually fine exkibit is ex:
pected on account Of the extra good
crops, over the state, ahd the INCREASED
premiums.
The Dolores star., 1906-07-20

Newspaper advertising has become
necessity to the successful merchant In
the country as well as the city. The
merchant who hdvertises his goods aud
does 30 honestly, Ia the successful
merchant of to-day. The theory which
was used by country mercliants years
aso, "Adtertise to help the printer
ljas become d thing OF the past and
edt6rcising is how As Important az any
branch Of the merchants business.
The merchant who sells the goods
must let the peuple know what he has
and ut what prices he holds them.
The only reliable way to reach his
tustoftiefs Is through the columns Of
the country papers. Readers Of country
papers should patronize the merchants
who advertlses, as they are in most
cases the Most progressive aud reliable.
-Ex
The Dolores star., 1906-07-20
N. E. Church AniGiiS,tueeffient.

Services Sunday evening, July as,
1t 8 O'Clock.
These services win be held IN the
north room on the ffrSt hoor IL the
Dolores school bpildfhg.
I Everybody welcome.
{ 8. scnwEkzMAxS. Pastos
The Dolores star., 1906-07-20

Mfs. Exon Ii over from Mancos
visiting with her daughter; Mrs:
Martin Rush.
The Dolores star., 1906-07-20

fhtte win lie services in the DJlore,
Catholic Church Sunday, July s2.
The Dolores star., 1906-07-20

Rev. atid Mrs. Sthwerxmnnh came
bver from Coftez yesterday fot d WEEKS
visit in Dolores.
The Dolores star., 1906-07-20

Born, Sunday, July Is, to Mr.. and
Mn. Martin Rush, son.
The Dolores star., 1906-07-20

Dex Burgwin is In Denver this week
attending the Elks' convention.
The Dolores star., 1906-07-20

Ii fasS, Texas, July is.-socorro;
N. NJ, south Of Santa Fe, has been
damaged by earthquakes. Fifty-two
shocks have been felt since Sunday
m5fning. fhe court House Ii wrecked
and nearly every residence in the city
Il cracked. The A. T. l. s. F. railway
has sent box cars I'd socorro I'd take
the peoble away ahd many have
already He'd to other towns. Huge
boulders have jatred dbwh on the taila
road track and trains cahnot enter the
town. They stop sevsral miles on the
butside Of the place. The watet Id the
hot spfings near socdrro has Increased
several degrees III }eiiiperatute and the
inhabitants fear tHat an extinct
volcanic ten fhiles from t0wH win break
out and begin squirting lava again.
The Dolores star., 1906-07-20
TO Whom ttMay Concefn:

10 whom It May Concern:
From and after this date I will not
pay any accounts or debts made or con.
tracted by my son, Irving b. DunhAni,
except those made upon written order
front myself. Mhs. LENA NASH.
D8lores. colo, July 10, 1903. l5pls
The Dolores star., 1906-07-20
GENERAL NEWS.

New York, July l7.-With an ofic-
ial n,ixamum Of 81 degrees and street
temperature nearly 10 degrees higher;
New York suffered de severely from
heat today as at any time this summef
aiid before d refreshing shower this
afternoon brought relief three deaths
aiid several scores of prostrations were
reported.
The Dolores star., 1906-07-20

ILyEK STAR LODGE NO. lo5s X, Of
~ p. Meets every Saturday night over
R Dolores Opera House.
~ ]. T. QUICK, G. G.
oRvIELt D. PYLE, X. Of q. Z g.,
VISITING KNIGHTS ALWAYS WELCOME.
The Dolores star., 1906-07-20

Squire Wallace has been ON the Sick
list this week.
The Dolores star., 1906-07-20

FOt up-to-date job work call at ThJ
Star Office.
Evening journal., 1906-08-29
The Betting is Very Light.
Negro Springs a
Surprise

BY Our own Wire Publishers Press.
GOLDFIELD Aug. 29.-In event of a
Cans victory. a spectacular finish Of the
lightweight championship to be fought
here Monday is promised. In statement
to-day the Baltimore brunette declares
that il he wins over Nelson by knock
out or any other decision he viii request
that the ring be kept clear long enough
for him to question referee Silcr, Nelson
ana his manager, Billy Nolan. as to their
opinion as to the honesty OF the fight
and the merits of his victory.
There has been so much talk OF "a
crooked deal and so many limitations
that Cans may resort to his well known
crooked tactics that the Baltimore negro
is not inclined to take any chances on a
blight being cast upon his laurels.
The latest bugaboo TO be dug up by the
contestants has arisen as result Of
Cans msistenco that the articles OF
agreement do not require that The fight
begin at 3 o'clock sharp. There is no ques-
tion but that Cans will be able to do 1873
pounds ringside with ease. But he in-
sists that should he feel weak he will suit
ms own pleasure about delaying the
night for an hour or so until he RECEIVERS
from the effects Of the bath. Nelson says
nix.
Not contens with this rub the negro put
another thorn under Billy Nolan's hide
to-day by demanding chat the fighters
weigh in with no clothes on. The ques-
ton was put up to Referee Siler and he
sideswiped admitting that is not covered
by The Marquis of Queensbury rules. II
will probably be left for the club to de-
eide.
Despite the sporting tendencies Of Cold
field citizens and the new arrivals who
are here for the fight there has been
a surprisingly small amount Of betting.
Cans still rules the favorite at 10 to g.
and viii probably go to the post with
those odds ia his favor
Evening journal., 1906-08-29
BOXING GAME is
VERY DEAD HERE
Wilmington Enthusiast Wants
TO See Game Flourish
Again

Sporting Editor The Evening Journal.
why don't you poke yourself or MI.
Reed or Mr.. Bowen in the ribs and
awaken the boxing spirit from its SUM
mor sleep. Nearly every city In this coun-
try will have a boxing match on Labor
Day, why not WimingtonY
When the local club closed last spring
we were promised by Mr.. Reed that he
would open I'm few weeks, but there is
nothing doing as yet. Get busy somc-
body. with an of the local talent which
Wilmington showed during the late anna
tour tournament we an expected tall do
ings this summer. There ought to be
some red hot bouts among thom, especial
ly in tho iO5 pound class as there are sew
cral lively youngsters. CsToeially Young
McGovern. This Is an official kick reg
stcrcd at tho Kickors' club ON the part
of Wilmington fight frns who want to
see some Of their favorite sport ana are
tired of waiting for it.
Yours truly,
Walter Reilly
Brandyw.ne A. G.
Wilmington, August 29
Evening journal., 1906-08-29
SEVERAL new 'UNS
ON DOVER TEAM
Jim Alice is Out Of COndi-
tiOn---MCCarthy Not
Missed
special to The Evening Journal.


DOVER Aug. 29.-Its a good thing
Mccarthy wasn't here last night.
Mccarthy. be it known, was our
third baseman, and fine and dandy he
was on third. after our own Baker Tay-
lor was injured. Mccarthy one quiet
night last week flew the village and
joined CatasaQua. Dover has since had
it in for Mac something similar to
Cincinnatis feeling for Cy Seymour,
who led the Nationals last year. but
slumpcd awfully this year until New
York bought him. Then ne began
cracking the BAH to right and left.
But it's good thing Mccarthy
wasn't here last night, for Ryan reach
ed here The Dover management have
been after Ryan for some time but
Germantown had him clnched The
good Offices Of Ray Topham's father
who is a politician i'm his day and gem
GRAFTON up there, were finally brought
to bear and Ryan Is here and viii wear
Ia Dover uniform to-day Bake" viii
have chance to recuperate.
Captain Manager Alice is also suf-
foring from st.m-not cold-fect. and
the Dover management have landed
Lynch, OF York. to take his place. Un-
.til Ryan and Lynch got here there was
mot q single wearer of the green ON
our club. Hiram Donoho has a Lakes
.of Killarney name. but he IS an Amer
lean thru and thru.
Evening journal., 1906-08-29
BASEBALL.

Joe Myers pitched another great game
for York yesterday, but three errors in
the first inning gave Williamsport two
runs and what proved to be the game.
Jimmy Collins has been suspended
Hugh jennings may land in Detroit
William Murray. manager a the Jersey
City Club, win have charge of the Phil
lies next season.
Chick Hartley's solid smash won for
Lancaster yesterday.
Fred Tenney by his mix-up with
Umpire KLEIN spoiled Boston's splen-
did record. He was the first Boston
man to be disciplined by the president
this season.
Umpire Johnstone believes in the
open-door policy. and yet he knows
how to forfeit a game from outside
the breastworks.
No ball player does finer all-around
work and is less mentioned than
Ritchey. the silent second baseman Of
the Pittsburg club.
Treasurer Medicus has promised
Lumley a fine set Of parlor furniture
il he wins the individual batting cham
pionship in the National this season
Catcher Kittredge has finally been
let out by Washington. He queered
himself with the Washington club
when he refused to report last spring
and coach the young pitchers
Manager Buckenburger of Rochester
was asked to set price on Pitcher
Henley by Jake Stahl, of the Wash
lington club, and the answer was the
player was not for sale
The Cleveland club on August IA
suspended Pitcher John Townsend for
failure TO keep i'm playing condition. He
pitched eight games for Cleveland,
winning three, losing four and tieing
one.
Evening journal., 1906-08-29
BOXING.

If you want to see Joe Cans do training
stunts you must come along ready to
give w 50 cents.
Sandy Ferguson says he will go to Eng
land in search of a fight.
Charley Neary the Milwaukee light
weight, is trying to get on a match with
Kid Herman.
a dispatch from San Francisco states
that Eddie Graney denies that he ever
made an offer of a $4,000 purse for Jack
OBrien and Sam Berger.
Someone has sent out a story from
New oYrk that Kid Mccoy would re-
enter the ring. 1t was generally under
stood that Mccoy had married a wealthy
widow and had money to burn.
Evening journal., 1906-08-29
Weather Permitting, a Record
Breaking Crowd Will
Attend Game

II the agent who has been distributing
such large. juicy slices Of wetness ia Del
aware for the PAST week, win only STOP
work ana take vacation. he win con-
fer a great favor upon the baseball fans
81 This state. who arc very anxious to see
Jimmy Affects bunch and N-wnmington
do battle al Dover tomorrow
Last thursdays sensational game made
an the fans st un and take notice and
nearly an the cigar stores and public
places n the state have been chuck ful
Of baseball ever since.
Both clubs have any amount of ardent
supporters and although Dover lost the
frst contest the club lost mono of ns
prestige and the boys are sun ready to
bot their last SOU at the eminent risk oi
h2vns to ray visit to 'Jncle Levi
That both teams are the best ia the State
thcre IS no denying ana NO matter who
wins tho series the fans viii be sure OF
see'ng the most exciting games over
played here
Wilmington viii take their same old
team to the battle grounds ana viii be
accompanied by a largo crowd of leather
lunged rooters who will root with might
end maln fully expecting to see their p Is
come homo victorious
II IS said Dover will have a new Sec
ond ard third baseman and that Tophnm
VII serve thcm mp. Charley Lucas VIII to
on The firing line for N-Wlmlnston and
D. Will cndeavor TO again hand Dover tee
lemon.
Tho iCty League leaders win leave this
city az 1919 O'Clock ana If you can pos
shiy spare the time ana money go along.
.e boys need encouragement, the rail-
read company needs The money. SO what's
the matter with doing both a good turn.
Play balli
Evening journal., 1906-08-29
NO CITY LEAGUE GAME
To- -nnorrow's Contest Called oFf-Dou-
bic Header On SATURDAY.

There will be no Ciy League baseball
at South Side Park tomorrow. On sat
urday there win be a double header play
ed I'm which X-Wilmington viii contest
with Landlith and X-Brandywine.
The league season Is drawing to a close
and 1t is anybodys race and Saturdays
games should prove more than Interest,"
ing. Come over the bridge fans, and see
some good bail playing
Evening journal., 1906-08-29
THE NIXON & ZIMMERMAN &C
THE PROUD PRINCE

A powerful romantic drama in four
acts, by Justin Huntey Mccarthy.
Four magnificent scenes, the acme Of
the scene painters art.
Act ]. The Hi Above the City.
Act II. The Palace Of Lycabetta.
Act III. A church in the mountains
Act ". The Kings Garden.
A greater play than "The Sign of the
Cross and more engrossing than "Dr.
Jekyl and Mr. Hyde."-Phnadelph
Press.
A city attraction at peoples prices.
Priees-Bargain matinee Labor Day,
25c and soc.
Extra bargain matinee Wednesday,
25c any part Of the house
I YCEUM THEATRE.-Ten ST. above
II Market Bargain matnees Mondays,
Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays.
Matinees, 10, 90 % cents Nights and
holidays 10. 20, 80 so cents. August p.
2S %,
CHILD OF THE REGIMENT,
BY Charles +. Bianey.
Coming: Queen of the Highbinders.
Evening journal., 1906-08-29
WON'T WIN PfNNANTS

Manager LajOie has issued an iron
clad cdict against card playing for
money among the Maps.
No embargo is placed on hearts, high
five. seven-up or any of the games
played merely to while away the
time, but when a few players on a
team forget that they are on a cham
pionship trin and lose good sleep in
trying TO make a few cents al poker, il
Is necessary to take heroic measures
20 put stop to the craze.
The new rule win be enforced in the
Cleveland clubs ranks throughout the
season.
Evening journal., 1906-08-29
ODDS ar. ENDS.

The Harvard University crew last even
ing made their best performance since
their arrival In England. They started at
6 o'clock for a whole-course trial, strik-
ing a pace Of so strokes to the minute.
They averaged 30 almost to the finish.
shooting past Hammersmith bridge in !
minutes, 5S seconds. and Barnes in ID
minutes As seconds and completed the
course in ~ minutes As seconds
Evening journal., 1906-08-29
LPTON MAY GET BUSY
viii Decide About a Challenge Within
the Next Ten Days.

Sir Thomas Upton I'm an interview yes
terday said be was ready and willing to
challenge for the Americas Cup next
year Tho reason that he has hcsIated
hitherto was because the designers sl'd
they dld not think they would have an
equal ohance ngainst an American boat.
This in plain English, Is understood TO
be an admission of The superiority Qf
American yacht designne. Sir rhomas
Upton IS 10 have another conference with
the desisre-s duiing The next ten days
and he win then Come TO definite can-
cluaion.
Evening journal., 1906-08-29

Bowler Jimmy Smith, Of Brooklyn, an
nounces that he viii not make the tour
of the country with the All-Amorican
trio as ne had intended earlier in the
summer
Hurry Up" Yost, Michigan's great
coach, says he does not like the new foot
ball rules