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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-22
Harvard Boys Have Hard
Practice Friday.
No Attempt Yet Made to Select
the Varsity Eleven.
The Squad Tries Punling Work in Morning
and Other Plays After Dinner.

ina work on III" football men at
harvard Friday continued much aloug
In" :.iiiie lines il has been going all IN.
week ON Soldiers field only the bows
We're given harder work. Thu, morn
ln;; was drNottd almost entirely to
teaching The men Ia handle The, bail
citahly and accurately. while in the
afternoon attention Was focused on the.
forward pass and thr outside. kick.
While The work is much lh. same.
progress is being made every day.
The men are slowly getting into shape
that VIII enable them To do the hard
"oik that VIII soon come To them As
things III" going now lh. candidates
on Soldiers field should H-t around to
thtli hr%t %'filninaB" early next week.
When iwn teams are chosen and
sent against each other for all they are
worth, II VIII hc possible to form some
ldca a. 10 what the new game is going
to develop 80 flr, however, the Two
trainS have simply lined up against
each other without making any
strenuous attempt Ia get 10 li. ball OF
break up The play.
=" far there has been no attempt
L. pick 4 varsity team, k-nnard and
MacDonald Were on the ends ycst-r-
day but these men have some compe-
tition ahead of them before they land
On III" team as regulars, for there is a
lot Of promising: material for the. two
extremes Of The. line.
Sibl-N and Osborne We're at tackle,
and Whil. they look as good as any Of
the other candidates for tie. position,
these men have iittlt. on Ptli, Jenkins,
" no played AT fullback on tn. second
team for two seasons ana who played
that position while al Exeter, was
worked with tn. lintnicn at the close
Of the afternoon practice, and will be-
tried out at tackle. lie has good
weight and a fin. build for the post
ion.
Sity guard last season. stands out as
he best man at his position Burr the
other regular guard last fall. has not
Vet reported. His position is now be
ing filled by Gilmore who, with Hoar
and p'iiarr. forms the other likely
material for the positions.
Parker vas at center yesterday, but
! he has his work cut out for him to
beat out Barney, NuurSr and Fraser,
All of whom are promising. Foster
and Wendell who We're the regular
halfbackS last year, We're at their old
positions yesterday, with Apuliunio at
fullback.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-22
FLOATS 80 YEARS
Bottle Thrown Overbo ard in 1874
Found in Lake Superior.

Duluth, MilG., sept. 22-Buffcted about
EY tn. Mates of Lake Superior Tor thirty
two years. Il bottle containing "A com
uI tn, old steamer High Wind was found
Il day ~ two aSO IN a bottle heap at q
local battling establishment b. W.lliau,
clark. Il l2-N-ar-ult boy. The lad Was
washing bottles aud happened To notice a
bee: Dcttl" that Mas cuIked and sealed
His curiosity WAS aroused and lie OPENED
il and found Il piece OF coarse Wrappi3S
p'l'r" on v hIch th- following was written
with lead pencil. all the words but ou..
btin" perfectly diStnS uShablr:
"N lit" tlSi. Point Mich. Aug. Il, la
This irottl- Was thrown of the boat
High Wind at tn" aboNt-ram~d place.
'.trcw Ed Patvin. captain; Harry
BronsS"au, chief; Arthur P:tvn. fireman
Passengers Mrs Ed PatVin; ---
Frol!ss. .ild children.
'Wh"cver finds this bottle, return it or
let it he known"
1t is supposed that the bottle was found
fcating il tho lake hy some Of til" fish
erm"n who l,ut out from l,ulutl and that
il was sold to tn bottling concern along
with Other bottles that hai been picked
up
Inquiry was made If several ii the old
tim, T.; ILL., Dulutli rs t. INF Dinlatiun If the
iiigh W ind aud her master but Il the
V.'S.:..l ever made tins; port Sh" seems t.
have. be, II forgotten. il IS supposed that
thu. boat, was Il Siual ON" and that Sl'
operated b,tMe"l points on the north
shore. "t Michigan
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STAYED The LIMIT
But Jesnnette Has the Worst or 6out
With JACK Johnson.

Philadelphia. sept. :l.--J"r Jran-'
notte Of New Y"sk by clever defensive
work Tor M. round: and b. chnching
hard la The inaI. managed 10 last the
six rounds limit with Jack Johnson AT
tn Broadway a q Thursday ught.
Johnson had every 1Iyanfa;g- over
Jpe, being 20 pounds heavier amt con
siderably TALLER. TIL. n-n IniAri a. up
ten first no rounds Tn- mt Was in
JOhnson's favor. ms LIT frequently
reaching JOe's face ana his night catch
Ing JeannrIte Dn the body a. Joe rush
"a Ia
Early In the second T"uni j-ahn-ttz
cut Johnson over ms eye vi it'll a l"n-.
left swing. Johnson rushed hard. but
was via, and J-annette three tim
reached this ey.- before. thu. bell -faug
After that The night was pfrttv much
all Jnhngon's. although, owing I" Jean
n-tfe's clever blocking Jack never
had his opponent In diatr-aa except tui
a moment IN the sixth
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FIRST TEAM.
FOOTBALL NOTES,

MI. Pleasant, the speedy little Indian
Quarterback, is playing halfback this
fail.
The Harvard players We're given hard
work Friday in anticipation 81 a layoff
today. only one week be fore. the. open
ing i;arnc.
Ralph Glaze is not the only football
enthusiast OF the Boston American
League baseball team. HAYDEN expects
tc play professional football. ANA Carri-
Eaii Is On the book as an assist ant
coach At Holy Cross.
Boston Globe: one thing is certain
under The new rules the tactics will be
even more. important factors in the
game than they ever have been. The
return of Dan knowlton to Harvard as
coach for the tackles will greatly help
The situation.
The Il, ven as il lined up first at
Cambridge is practically the eleven
that will play for Harvard in the OPEN
ing game against Williams. Starr and
NeWhall, the quarterbacks. ara still to
be heard fron,> and ii is doubtful
v he h.I Burr will be III shape to play
the first game of the year.
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For Another Race for The
Americas Cup.
Upton On Way to America md
VIII Probably Challenge.
Very Probable There Will be Another Race,
Ne Tells interviewer.

Lohhoh. Sept. Brigadier General
Harry Thomas. and Brisadi-r General
W. T. Duvall have come here from
Germany where they attended the
niah"tnNrtS. They have received or
uerS TO return home as soon as possi-
BILE.
Pr Thomas Upton ana Mr.. and Mrs
- p'oi!nor sailed from I.iyerpooI
~ ->"W York today on the Celtic.
''eiieiaiS Barry ana Mills. a number
VI H''h'Sihtn and others We're AT the
H'd'ioil tn bid Sir Thomas farewell
an" urged him To arrange race for
'ie ttiltrica's cup before he returned
or lhoihas promised To discuss the
liId'ttf OF another challenge wbila i'm
We" York and said he. hoped il wou,d
pe possible to make the ARRANGEMENTS
Sir Thomas told an interviewed IA,
while ne could not say ANYTHING MR..
d+hiii't, lr thought il VERY proh,hI..
lhat There viii be another r,ca
Friends Of Sir Thomas ar. SATISFIED
mat ne win issn- 4 challenge anr,ng
ms stay III America
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BOXING NOTES.

Sailor Burke end Billy Burke viii
meet III Philadelphia tonight.
George Gunther has signed to meet
j r Grim at Erie. Penn, the latter
:Irt uf this month.
sept. * hlH been set as the date for
the battle hctweer. Jimmy Gardner and
iiibr Smith at Denver
The Valley Fails club has scratched
MAJ TN 'anbl' as the opponent fnr
ltaN" DeSlltr on oct :, ana has, en-
gagged Kid Donahue in his place.
The attempt t. reopen the boxing
club At iISslnetnn, Delaware county
Pc. under the name Of the Olymrj"
a. A., resulted in 4 failure There was
no crowd present. IS ia. auth.Iiti.-
early III the day had announced than
they would positively r-f;lCc To- H..
bouts tab" place. even II the state
constahle@ had To be called out.
Matchmaker Murray Of the Lincnl,
Club has not ieciied what bou; he VIII
Fut on oct. :. Billy Melody had a talk
Wal'nit wins or boxes 2 draw with
Rhvt,lcs Sunday, H.. Wiil meet Wal
cpti GA 'rt. 2 N Chelsea. II that pair
are iurt matched, then the contest Wili
hc between M,ttv Baldwin and TJrniu!
Murphy ~ M" Attell If the latter pan
do not meet oct. :, they Will box
oct -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-22

Mary f. Donald. Hardwicis Academy.
iIardWiCk. VI
Eva ". Eastman Hebron Academy,
Warren
Tth-l 4. Fairfield, Fairfield High
school. Fairfield.
Margaret s, Fieiden, Murd"ck school.
Winchcndon. Mass.
Gertrude May French. Pennington
High school. Mt. Vernon
Annie Louise Fogg. New Boston
High school. New Boston, r. II.
Jennie Alice Grindie, Geoice Stevens
Academy. Mt Desert.
Bertha Hammond, wilton Academy.
Wilton.
Rertha J. Hanson. North Yarmouth
Academy South WindhaIh.
J. Pauline Herring. cobuIn Classical
Ins,,tute. Fairfield
Helen JOY Hnckl,y. G-n. stevens
academy. 6luehtli.
Kosllind J-vut. Wat-INilr High
school. Wat.ryillr
N.lli" Maud K-en". Hebron A"1d--
nay. Hebron.
Adlir Flora knight Maiden Hugh
school. North WhltcnriS
Elsie NJ. Lawrence. Madison Hugh
school. Madison.
Edith y Lord. BERWICK ACADEMY.
South Berwick.
Lillian l.. II. Lowell. South Portland
High school South Pur' and.
kachci r. HarshIu N"sttrnnk sem
inary. S"rIh Ans"n.
Hazel l.. MarSton. Amherst High
school Amherst y. :.
hAn,han Cherry Nj, la
Academy. Chelryfield
Mobile Moulton, Westhrook Seminary
niberlard Center.
Rose I'ilSbury. Rockland High
SCHOOL Camden.
T..n " Robinson, Portland High
school. Falmouth
Marian Ross, st. John High school
st John y. Z.
Sarah Louise Snow, Old Town High
school. Old Town.
Mildred 4. St-elbrookc, Fairfield
High school Fairfield.
Maude 4. Weed. Portland Hieh
school Portland.
Grace Emma Whittier. Hampstead
High school. Hampstead, y. I'll.
Ruth Edison Wood. Taunton High
school, Taunton, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-22
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features If the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York. Sept 1.-THE shrinkage in
the volume ii the d'ahng4 n TO-DAY 4
.-tnrL market was principally drr ~ IN"
/. ,,sr,,lI,. II thu turIous acuIlty IN a
lev SOCKS which has k,pt " m agsre,,
r,te 10. several DAYS past Reading and
S,,uthcrl; F,cinC wrr" ii dlSprop1rtlnn-
,teiv active Lut in n"tlang Tx III, same
degree As Tor sulnc time "a: ''utfid.
II the sDecu!atlN, 1aN"llt"S IN market
vas .X,c,GinslN dUll and sluggish and
nearly stagnant At times.
Tll,. duln,ss 81 the market IN idre OF
a., .,rnrCclahIV caS.tl condition ut Ihr
In lr5l, market and the pr"tn.-- nt a
Substantial increase N The hankns sur
p,uS t. b. shown IA tniLoiIo" oinh
tb,n,i,s to account 1"f ~
Ths contrast il T. rtii LIZ. lean TN, r,te *
t',i- ,,,rkpt uuiet ana gilt-edge Irercan-
liz rensr COMING nAlm1 r. e FIJI. cent ,
i,,,n,lina 4 premium equal T. M interest
JAW" p,r cent. wt5 regarded ii STOCK
mar,et circles a. s.owihs evidence Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-22

GTf"PT CLEAR slDES-Eoxod, $50
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COLBY COLLEGE.
Continued from Page One.

Jerome p. Fogwell, The b. NJ a.
Durfee Ii. s.. Fan Hiv<, Mass.
Ralph N. Good. Kicker Classical In
stitute, Tilton. n. ii.
Wallace +. Huckett. Pennington
High school, Pennington. N. II.
Henry 0. Hartman. Norway High
school. Norway.
Chas l.. Haskell, Bcthelehem High
school Retheloni. n. H.
Thos. Leigh Mahaney, Kicker Eiassi-
cal Institute. Easton.
John NJ Maxwell, Worcester Acad-
envy, Worcester. Mass.
Henry K. Moor, Coburn classical In
stkute, Watervillc
Skiney W. Patterson. Winslnw High
school, Wirslow.
Crowell f. Pease, Fairfield High
school. Fairfield.
Ralph Il. fold, Paris High school.
So. Paris.
1ra w Richardson, Kcnnebunk High
school, Kennebunk.
Chas. III. swan. ,oburn Ola ssical In
stitute. Princeton.
Harold NJ Smith. Cvburn Classical
Institute. Cherryficld.
J Morrie Studley. Rocklaud high
sCHuOi, hOCtIdIlu.
Cleveland Thurston. Lincoln Acad-
envy. Newcastle.
John 4. Tidd. Kicker Classical msti-
tute. HoultOn
d. Tilton Written, Freedom Acade-
my. Montville.
David T Whittier, Freedom Aca lie
my, Thorndike.
Thos. w. Williams. Freedom Acad--
my. Sec i'ort.
.eSHMAN GLASS;
I.eona Josephine Achorn, Belfast
High school. Belfast
Addia lmogene Bennatt Coburn
Classic Il Jnstitu'e. Y aterville.
Jessie Mower Rickford. South Port
land Hin school. South Portland
Agnes Louise Roulia. Laconia High
school. Laconia. n. H.
Harriet f., Brophy, Fairfield High
school. Fairfiald.
Verenh Hilton CLANCY, Morse High
school. Broad Cove.
Caro- Bernie, Chairman. Fairfield
High school, Fairfield.
Geneva Hazel Coffin. C.hurn CLASH
cal Institutc. Ashland.
Eleanor H. Green. Fairfield High
school. Fairfield.
Ida M. Croft Foxcroft Academy,
SanGerville.
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y AiI.Ri,'AE LEA,
ST ALL TO RETIRE,
Washington Manager Will Confine
Himself to Playing the Game.

Washington, Sept. 2l.-Garland J.
"fahl Of the Washington club proposes
I" retire from the management and
'itpialncT Of the team next season ana
may eN-n give up the national eam-
altogether
Under his leadership the Washing
ton" ~itiiS i'll each season have shown
ili"t 'tiNi:-i"il form, but inVariab bly, there
h;i* come Il slump. aud il has been
:, DESPERATE struggle to keep out Of
last place. where Stahl found the. club
Wien he Was manager in 1905
Stdhl has felt that he was unable. 10
Play III" game while burdened with The.
management ana his retirement is en-
'litiE voluntary. for the club owners
nave implicit confidence i'll him.
ihfi" IS some talk that George. HUFF
"f ~" University Of Illinois win sue
rrrd $iahl next season.
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TO ASCEND MT. EVEREST
Duke Of Abruzzi Preparing New Ex
petition.

Turin. sept. 2u-Thc Duke Of Abr'izzi
Is lrtt,iring Il new scientific expedition
t. the IIimilaNaS, in the rnurS" Of which
H.. hopes 10 make an ascent Of Miunt
Everest ,un the borders Of Napal ana
Tibet ana The. highest aSC"rtain.d I'"lrt
n,l the surf ,ce OF The El"h', %I.tN ''"D:
kinr Victor Emmanuel. who ontiihut' Il
$"c'O T. the recent 'Er' i!tlon "i tn''
luke OF AbitzZ, - k,ew"nZ"Il. has prom
is"d e-lrr,'I; assistance.
N.,rti.,u glass is not mad" in Venice.
but in the island II Murduo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-22

the innocence Of speculative bon roN.rs OF
any part Ia the responsibility trt high
money rates
IN, SPECIAL strength Of southern Paciti,
Hia based On reports ~ an Intended is.
suc 81 preferred stock to Iiovi,c means
int taking over 81. Paul Andlsamattd
'"rIer responded I" an aiVanC.. III III"
rtlr" ~ III metal ana a number 81 mi
i-pI lndn>tildl~ w.i-- affected To- p,.ci:tl
iArf"f~ h'iI!ut on tn. IuduEttI"-. Tn.
'lnSin. tone Mas heavy amt ther, was no
tt!i"i from tn" predominant dizziness.
tiild~ were. heavy. Total SaI,s plr
lhlu' II IiipT
United state IS coupon declined per
e, at GA call
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POST SEASON SERIES.
Arrangements Made Between Eastern
League and Association Clubs.

Columbus, O., Sept. 2l.-A Series of
l''i-S"a@"rl games between the Column
bus American; Association leaders and
~" Buffalo Eastern League club Was
arranged today. Seven games viii be
played beginning Sept -. three at
h"llalo' three At Columbus ana til.
seventh on neutral grounds if il should
l." necessary. The players Of the VIM
ilhC team Will divide Go per cent Of
The receipts and those. of the Iuain,,
team 40 per cent
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COTE GETS DICiGIOn.
Wins On Foul Ia Si.th a3und 81 hay-
erhiil, NJ.

Haverhiii, Mass. e. t. i -.r:hur
Cote III Eiidef"rd va given the de
cision ON Il foul uIer Harry Eicl:, III
Chelsea. III IA" sixth round al What
was to haze been i lu-f"t,Trt brrt h.I..
tonight. IN Tie sixth round ;..d.I3 l.icl.-
cd Cote the natter failing - the iioor
Up to thar time TIL, Main. ln.rn had
tho better Of the coat I
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SPORTING NOTES.

FROM the other side news has leacheI
~" York that \. ". Gore, the great
liitlAil lawn tennis player, viii be a
fi:i'rf to the United States this fall HI.
vii take pant III Tournaments. on ~.
:.ld..
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Louisville. Ky, Sept :l.-M,r, in
Hart has been matched toi i 1.-rulind
t9'-ie with Mike SchrcCl5 III" contest
Ill De In the open air At :. O'Clock on
the afternoon Of Sept. - at B-llrlIev
ny The boxers wifi get Co per cent
81 the gross receipts. IT,, winner II tar
bout t. receive 20 pei at
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COPlD'S QUICK WORK.
strangers Meet and Marry Within as
Hours.

fhllidelphia. Sept 2l-From ir,r,,,,o
non 10 wedding bells in th1ttr siT 80
- me record made by Henry nj Na,,,s
~, = young New York broker, AM Ms,
Ellen ki"i"r. Of - South t'titT-s..,...n,h
street -! seventh
w: Adams met Miss Eicf.r SaturJsv
'Ntniis ne PROPOSED 10 her ana wns ~.
- pi.d SUNDAY. aud on Monday mornsny
orisht and early there was a weidimss
ceremony That proved tn. greatest kin1
~ i surprise 70 th, families AMI t,i"nd,
81 III" participants '''''
VII adams came over from Now Van,
last Friday To visit his brother IN,
i'S!h'S IN th' hDdSe adjoining fnIt nc
cmpl"d 10y Mrs. J. H. Nirkler. with whnp,
N'HS Nl'i"i, VINO Is an orphan, mad. her
h'in'. lie did not S... Miss kirIer Er,
Gay, but Saturday morning as h. walked
"'it on he porch she. WAS sitting on tb.
porch adjoining NV
y hitS III" girl for mo" said Adams
70 ms brother q few hours later az n.
sought an 1ntrodu"ti.n. The. Introduction
= hl'id" saturday evening. ana Al,
ADAMS immediately mad,- an ..ngur.mrn,
- accompany Miss H!cicr t. church SIM
'EtN morning. Sunday evening they 1T.
iflc"d church services again rnL NJ
.>uii \ popped thu uucstinr !, III Wts a.
q. pied. 800 "
on Monday morning they started ont on
N!Stil%t'inE tour, ANA rs they y :ssrd M.
t1tH Han Adam; Su%N,S ted that they %,
IN and be- married. Ali%H Ki,frr ,irmurrat
blt Nor consent was finally given They
got III" l"trs" al Mayor Weaver united
th..m. "
They expect to G" to New York ia few
days.
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jim lloyl If England and Johnny
Aahdh OF Cambridge, Freddie oBiien
ana Johnny Lynch viii meet in the pre-
liiiiinarIea To the Deshler-E rn- bout at
The Lincoln club next "Wednesday
night.
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every football enthusiast in The vicinity
will y" "n hand Ia SEE the first game Of
Ill" season ana "a e; a line on Names
prospects Ter this iIl III" following IL
the lineup Of the teams as they pract.crd
Friday afternoon:
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Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

Now I0fk Sept r.
i7I.pIR-Rec-ittG ~ N: experts. l6"%'
SAFE, 400: market dull but Ern. .
WIIEAT-Recoipts. S1TAn: experts, ~
Irr.l. af-aliv. NJ Il i,,l " cntfI, ~ ~
:sl-~ 2 ."HM futufr" "N' N r'"''
far.iv steady NJ. r-d :" + . b ,fl"nt
MI | northern Duluth, 81. Q b aiioat
No. hard winter. 81. Z b aT1oat
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Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago SEPT. T.
CATTLF-Re ceipts. 4oj1}. steady: com
mon to pr.nl. steers. 81 49,
IfoGF-Receipts about l1.ri: STEADY 70
X. higher choice - prime heavy ~"
eHFEP-P,7oirt about GsJo. si-adv
sheen. I615 yearling1 5..5ae.lJ,
,nnh- G ~ !. -.
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RATIONAL. LEAGUE STANDING.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

AZ Rochester-Ro Rochester 3. Providence
no innings
At buffalo Baltimore 3. Bunaln ?
AT Toroitto-NcwaTk |. Toronto y
Az Montr.al-lThe Montreal JrrSrS CITY
game vas postponed: ram.
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New York Money Market.

Now lOik- Sept n
Ir!in" mercantile pap-. - q. "a cent
;h'tl Ing rNr;iat 2" firm Al -. t,6i ~ -
~. ,nhnd. tnd II ~ 10 n y - J" ,i:'y
BINS
Commercial bllis i,1ti,9-.
Eti silver Is
N'Xican dollars f1ia.
t.DV"rf.nlfn bonds weak.
EIIlrn.In h..iLiIS l,1A-N
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AMI HICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
eaaE eALL GAMES TODAY.


NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Saturday rlttshurc al PISTON. 'h:ragu
- New York. cincinnati! Al Phl.dtlphl,,
-. I, Iii al Erookltn
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Satnl,stN ituaton At Cleveland Wash
iui'tnn AZ pctr"It. New YORK Al thicnen
/ lila ielrhia at st Louis
INTER I.EAt2IfE
:iaturdiN-N orcc:tr At Springfield
|. gnn al Norwich
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Boston Wins Her Case With
Pittsburg Five to One.
Verdict for Chiefs Two TO One
Over the Philadelphia.
Chicago Whips New York 5 10 4; Brooklyn
Beats 81. louls 8 10 z.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Boston. Sept. I.-B0ston's hits were
plentiful snd well timed today. whil.. the
visitors hits were scattered and he
HON. team won easily 3 toll
Eo.sIOE
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In" Canadian commercial agent In
M'.AIcn ftl"ItS that. although modern
hilf\h% nm moi reached Any high de-
sf"' ~ development IN that country
thrr" IT'S aH tNtr-inCr.lsing number OF
da,rics hem" established and as the de-.
maud i"r creamery butter ANA cnc-;,.
a rr't~''S "li methods are beint; super
SEEDED ~ Favor of modern machinery
In ltllr there are cultivated every wear
l"h.'r utIh'"~ oi sill worm eggs and
there are produced llo10.0"0 pounds OF
ruc"""ns. h"Ning - total value at today's
prices, nf tn.nA0H IOmbardy produces
a tail hall al this total The Venetian
l'r", inr'S produce. about fifth and
Pi'dm"Ht about on,-s,.y,.nth
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-22

Goldman Sachs and 90. Of New YORK
have engaged $1,000" i'll gold i'll i''fis Tor
import
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-22
SEASON OPENS TODAY.
y. Of M. Meets New Hampshire for
First Football Game Of the Year.

OrDno, Ne. Sept. l.-(SpnciaD.-A in
directed toward Saturdays football game
with New Hampshire State College This
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-22

81 'TIt.R-SteadN, cTraIIiFIF7' I'u-F'
diaries. Il" o"i. .,,,
Et;GS-Firm: NJ market, cases inclnd-
81. liulS. frSts. -; prime iirsts, - eN-
t F:SE-Steady: 11l2m1224.
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OTHER GAMES.

Lynn 7; Springfield !.
Lynn. Mass, Sept ol--Er Winning to
DAYS game from Springfield. LINN ted
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-05-04

LIKE THE REST OF Us.-"George,
DEAR" she said a night or two before
the wedding, do you think 1t possible
that our love and, our married life can
become the commonplace, coldly prac-
teal love and life Of the married peo-
pie we see around us? Oh, George,
my heart would break II I thought
sol"
passionately. I'VE love each other too
tenderly, too fondly for that. Our love
is not the ordinary kind, my darling,
and our lives will not be so. All, no,
no, my angel; that can never be-"
And the other day she said: Il say,
George, how would you like pork for
dinner with apple sauce? You would?
All right, then, and don't you forget
that feeding bottle for the baby. or I'll
send you back after it, and mind that
you don't keep dinner waiting"
And he, with falling off Of the pas
sion Of ten years ago, replied: "All
right, Lou, and I wish you'd sew a
button on the back part of those strip
ed trousers of mine. You'll find them
hanging over a chair in our room.
Don't have the pork as dry as last
time, and you watch the baby's cold.
That watering Of the eyes looks like
measles to me. Goodby."