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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-11

ne can have summer sunshine i
Nj wlii sake the southern Fartfir
xsr.Hnys pnemic shasta Route
s,alss New trails aow leaves Port
ast 81 a % p ~ making three
Fans DAILY Fast tine. excellent
,rV,ce ana baaatifui scenery
Esalyh and pleasure resorts % suit
Al Tlckefs an information #
rssoa rlckst ufflea. s0s FIRST az
snas 4 e. Sits. seaeral Agent
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-11

The Wonderland Exhihits new
bin Tails week. that opened yrater
aa1. should be- a wiunpr for the
films used Ia producing double
tftR On tho touring ear are among
the best ever seen IN Seattle The
tfIps are through berlin. Germany
showing every scene al interest IN
the great city. and aver the South.
efa Pacific aud Santa 70 iu New
MeAleo anl Arizona. A now ar.
rival m Tho baby incubator annex
adds greatly Ia the Interest 90 that
novel amusement place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-11
A Reminder

Thare Ara bat thirteen days left
hefare CuriNlulas. Tho Chicago
1HWeirY Co. have an Immense at0eA
4 watches. dismunaa. cut Elaa.
elaekx. inckcia aaa many other pref.
y aad ussful Articles "a select youf
sGffs from New guests are arriving
every day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-11

PHI AnELpMfA. Dec ~ Miss
Nasy McAliea shot and fatally
kamSs1 heg father. lOhn Quincy
NsAiiss. iafmsFlY = Lutheran min
~ IRE shooting occugrcd over
/. tsarryl oefaesn he stFrs par
80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-11
Atcaatls Garden.

Cinderella. Charles A rnylora
extravaganza. continues tp draw
well az raYloru Castle Garden Ia
addition s. vaudeville bill % 10
numbers ami side attractions ia the
exhibition hall lneluding a mystvH.
OTIS Illusion known a. aqua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-11

The Pmugor. at the Lois. II one
~ tha sensational moladramatlo Of
fnrinEa af the week. veil given bl
the PautaFua stock company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-11
BUFFALO MERCtiAHf
LOCATES ~ sEATfLe

The latest acquisition 70 Seattle
merchants In q - HuaElea. who
Tor many years conducted a largo
leNelrY store in buffalo. \ Y MI
HuEelea intends 10 mako this clty
hia home. ard has iuaaed "a store
at ISIS second uy. where be 10 con
affecting lowoly business uuder
the name ~ "Fho pfasfaaalve
solid sold ana gold filled guard
chains VIM ~ FIuft4 piune'
iswaler. sos Second ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-11

Alberta Gallntin IN Dorothy Yor.
ron. nf llbddnn I'M begins two
niahta' engagement at the Grand
tomorrow niEht The romance cen.
tiers around the Eiiahethi4u timed
4 Area contract or 4 hurried call
for repairs secures equal attention
and prompt service g a Brown
Plumbing Co. Doth phones 22t
Pine street see
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-11

Orchard tho rhifda will be
lFiven "a the Grand for two nights
beginning FRIDAY by James Orit
fifth and q good cumpany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-11

Al tho seattle. quincy Adamh
sawyer continues 10 draw good
houses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-11

" II h o NJ
exception the
M q 81 c o m
plfe sh o "
ing Of cath
CT Goods eN-
Ct brought TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-11

Seattle Is now being made At the Nc
Carthy Store Nearly every article in
the entire collection IS new within a
week, and OF course the styles are right
up 60 date. The qualities are not 70 be
uvcrmatchcd anywhere and YOU can
count on the prices IN every instance
being a good bit lower than others ask
for similar goods The assortment in
eludcs Purses for men aud women.
Handbags. SUIT Cases. Poeketbooks.
Gard Cases. etc. IN all the most want
ed feathers and novelty shapes and
colors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-11

this city. Most of them are double
joiuted throughout, have bisquc heads,
natural hair. sewed wigs and moving
eyes. Many OF them can be had dress
cd or undressed Every size from the
tiny Baby Dolls to thirty inches in
height. Prices range from 10c to
$500 each, and in every case are
lower than YOU will find Dolls of the
same size priced elsewhere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-11
Fancy Goods

Manic ure Sets, .a&uksSxsanxsnsA
Toilet Sets, Smok- @N<
ing Sets, Collar and x q
Cuff Boxes. Hand AN VI
kerchicf Boxes, NNV
Neektie Boxes. etc. nv
in Celluloid, Ebonoid, Silver and Stag
Horn finish, two three, five, seven,
ten and twelve pieces in a set The
richest collection of Christmas Gift
Boxes YOU will find in Seattle and at
the same time, quality considered, the
lowest in price, See our special tables
at 49c, Csc and S1.9S.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-20
BOXING NOTES.

Jack l.ansdun of Philadelphia put up
Il nice fight at Dayton, O., AMI held
the hurd-hitting Gus BtZenah to il
draw i'll 70 rounds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-20
Neveda Douglas Mining Property.

Between three and four months ago
some Of the leading mining men Of Salt
Lake City and Boston secured control
of the Douglas mine situated in the
Mason Valley mining district near
YeringtOn, Nevada. At that time there
was less than GOO feet of development
work done on the property. With this
small amount of work there had been
opened up $4,000 tons Of ore which
would average Ga per cent copper. be-
sides over 900 tons had been shipped
to the smelterS which carried about IS
per cent copper. Since the new
syndicate began work on the property
they have traced one of the principal
veins on the surface for q distance of
$500 feet and another for 3, 500 foot bv
means of open cuts, pits and short
tunnels driven every few feet along the
entire distance. In every one of these
pits and tunnels they have a good
showing of copper ore. The company
has acquired valuable water rights on
the Walker River which will afford all
the water the company will use for
power. milling and smelling pur noses
They also have valuable smelter site
The Southern Pacific Railroad has
already agreed to build a spur from the
nearest railroad point to the Dmglas
mine. The Nevada Douglas Conner
Co. is now organized and has taken
over this valuable group of mines.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-20
FOOTBALL.
Old Eli is Worried Over
Tad Jones' Lameness'
McMasters viii Whip Annap.
oils Boys Into Shape.
Men al Princeton Are Setting Used 10 The
Pigskin and Doing Good Work.

New Haven, Conn, Sept. 19.-The
lamenes:' of Tad Jones. charged up to a
sprIined ankle, is worrying Yale men.
II is the same. ankle that troubled him
last fall and there is .; rumOr around
the college that the old Exeter player
will have to be handled very carefully
this fall if the coaches expect To use
him in the big games.
II is said that the injury from which
Jones is suffering is not a Sprained
ankle at All, but a broken arch in the
foot. which is much more serious and
more apt 20 cause him trouble at any
time.
Yal-'s football squad was increased
to 30 men Tuesday. and morning prac-
tce Was STATED. Contrary to expecta-
tons. the gates We're closed To all but
the players ANA coachta for secret
work was ordered.
1t is stated upon reliable authority
that Jim Hogan Yale's 'O4 captain and
the present Exeter coach, will assist
Head Coach Rockwell later in the sea
son. whipping he Eli lnesmen into
shape. Hogan was in town last night,
and admitted that he might join the
coaches just prior to the big games.
Sid overall, Payton and Dunbar
have joined the squad. Dunbar was
the best punter ON the reShman team
last fall. He vas coached carefully
Tuesday BY Al Sharpe, and managed to
make the best showing yet some Of his
puntS averaging 45 yar,.:.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-20
TUFTS COLLEGE SCHEDULE.
Games With Two Maine Colleges Are
Planned.

Medford, Mass, Sept ia sched-
ule of eight games is provided for this
years football season at Tufts College.
The season opens September 20 at West
Point and closes Nov. Il with the Uni
Versity of Rochester at Rochester, \.
y. The games arranged are:
Sept. 29-TuftS VS.. West Point at
West Point.
oct. G-Tufts VS.. Worcester Polytech-
mic at Medford.
oct. 13-1ufts VS.. Amherst at Am
herst.
oct. 2O-Tufts VS.. Wesleyan ut Med
ford.
oct. 27-Tufts VS.. University of
Maine, undecided.
Nov. 3-TuitS VS.. Bowdoin at Med :
ford.
Nov. 10-Tufts VS.. Massachusetts,
Agricultural College at Medford.
Nov. 11-Tufts VS.. University of
Rochester at Rochester
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-20

apparent disposition to extend holdings
ana ga Enwlllin%n"Si tn follow up tn. DC
raSlunal rallies after the desired effect
had been secured al checking the down
ware rorrS" OF Prices. The money Situa-
although Their. was continued discussion
"f ~ 1T" hearings of a I,"sSihl- acquisition
pi the BHltimUT" X Ohio hV thu. Union
IA !iit'- The market failed to receive any
stimulation from this discussion and
som" anxiety was felt over the pos. biz.
r"Il%"uii'n""S t. V.'lir.,; ut So far reaching
4 r"adiusin"nt "t existing railroad poll
~ r is u implied III the new .irrartui,.
IL the Union Pacific control
II u" iaitlm"f" ONO stock. which
Is admittedly under nu.uti;t!Gn$ IL d
matter ~ lively ntrrt St Ia WuIl street
in N."W rt tn" great demand already
uV"ilInginl the money market Special
attention vas directed today to tn. mcr.
"autllc paper market. Rates ruling at
ahov' pee cent, and NJ To per cent.
tuf III" best grades 81 mercantile. paper
VIZ pointed "a as marking q condition
not h"luiul e. the progress of business
affairs and as higher than srrIr.i to bt,
Hritr IN III" commercial world itself
SrcrulatIv" Liquidation WAS most marked
m Reading. hnt S"ll'r" HlS llllt" general
through the li"t ANA the declines NOR.
il1n usually uniform. Tn" closing prices
showed SOM i"""N'lN from Thu. lowest,
but GOVERNS: 10y room shorts had much
10 40 with I'll" rally ana thr closing Was
irregular.
n"nds wrr" irregular Total sales. par
vahr. Sl.iisi-". United States bonds
we've unchanged IN can.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-20
Dillon, Daub. Herring, Phillips, Eddie
Dillon, Marsh, Tibbett. Wister. Tenney,
Rheinstein and Whaley, all old men,
We're out.
IN GOOD SHAPE,
Holy Cross Has Lots of Material for
This Years Eleven.

Worcester, Sept. 13.-MOre than &c
candidates for the Holy Cross foot :
ball team are reporting daily at Fix
ton field to Graduate-coach King for
practice. Five varsity men showed up
yesterday: CahilI.s the pivot man OF
last years line; Cleo O'DOnncli, tackle
on the crack 1903 eleven; Barrett, a
substitute end: Foley, a regular back,
and Shea, Il substitute quarter.
As yet only preliminary work has
been undertaken, such as passing tho
bah. kicking and obtaining Il work
ing knowledge Of the possibilities Of
the game under the new rules. BY
Friday the regular severe work will
commence. as no increase in the saua
is to be expected after that date.
At the close Of Tuesdays practice
a first eleven linci up for signal work
as follows: Capt. Common L., O'Do !
nell II. Mccarthy liz. Cahill c. Pallotti
re-, Lynch 1T, Barrett re, Shea e. Foley
rh, IIethernIan lb. Scanlon FL.
With the return Of Riley and bod
wei, varsity backfeld men. there will
be T. men who have made their fool
ban letters as a nucleus for the coming
seasons team.
Severa! Of the new candidates lGGI.
very promising especially Gordon, all
Indian from Minnesota: Hamcl. a 10
pound linelnan from the same state;
Jones, formerly quarterback on san
High, Texas; Courtney of last
years Holy Cross prep. team, and Col
Inns. linenlan from Bailou and Hobi-
gand school.
The season opens with the game with
Massac husettS Agricultural College at
Worcester. Sept. % The remainder Of
the schedule thus far arranged by MaL
ager William +. O'Neil is as follows:
oct. G--Dartmouth at Hanover.
oct. 13-Yale at New Haven
oct. 2U-l'niverSity Of Maine at Port
land.
oct. :.-Worcester Tech at Worces-
ter.
Nov 3-Furdham at Worcester.
NOV. 10-tornell at ithaca.
Nov. 11-Wesleyan pending.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-20
Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. sept. -.
The wheat market was strong md &c
tive again today tor very much the same
reasons that CauS, Il tE.. upiurn uf YES
ttrd1N. me cash demand was excellent.
til" receipt! IN the Northwest were small
ard "lcaranCeS were large. At the close
december wheat was up Is. corn was r.
n 4 higher, oats were mp r4ml"a. Pro
visions We're 10 to 2.ihc. higher
Tho leading futures closed as follows:
WltEAT-Scrt., III: Dec, 1f"s. May.
rORN-Sert., ~: Dec, 43is; May. 49,.
oATS-Stpt.. 81; Dec, %4i@; May. 3li:.
MESS PoRK-Sept.. 1G.S,: Jan. 1391la
G Lard Sept, s.>1E: oct. $50; Nov,
SHORT RIBS-Scnt., SSH: oct, S.r5;
Jan, G.91i%.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR STEADY
MIIEAT-No : spring, 7cm,9; No. ?, a
mrS: No. red 1.".
:DRN-No. >. 1872: No. . yellow, 4Si:.
OATS-Nn. >, 81; n" , white, 30, &c. No
. white. :3"G,GI
RYI-No. =, Co
MALTING-Fair to choice, 43nll.
F!,AN SEEDING. ]. 1867; NJ. north
western, Ill.
TIMOTHY SEEp-Prime 40
:IIrET ElRS. SIDE&-LoOse, N.ohd3.
MESS PORk-ljSI1..
lAED-S.S-lh
SHoET CLEAR sIDEs-Boxed, ssh.
0SC0.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-20
INDIANS FAVORED.
New Rules Will Give Carlisle Boys
Better Chance to Show Speed.

The Carlisle Indians will give American
lovers Of football an opportunity tbs year
of seeing the great coll-g. game as mod
flied by the new rules cmplliiel by thu
Indian braves who Will make up thus
years Carlisle Indian school football
eleven in a manner that Will cause th-.
average person to open his eyes The ia
nous Carlisle school never lad mae ptu-
ficient amateur athlete gathered tngrth-
er than the squad Wh.rh ms h'~n as
sembl!ng nightly on tn lndi.A a. ~ ana
few colleges have ever :tal.'d t. train
for football with as many men IN the
pink Of physical condition. The redskins
do not intend to take any chances this
year, and feeling as they do. that the
new rules were almost rladt "lth q pc
cific design of giving them an opp"rtunl-
" to show the talents If the r"l man.
which had so often ben del rived If OPP
portunity by the brut. trengt! ana over
whelmihg weight of opposing teams they
are getting dow to serious work with
am a;ertness that is an in ~ alton. They
viii play football this y'll. kee,ins- i'll
mind their unbiemished i,'rrd i"r fair
play, and will endeayor t. i-:I ia, y :ritr
brethren in the attempt to dcNr lup a game
free from brutaliznr features.
In some manner this wears Carlisle In
dian football schedule h.t. 10 c.,,nr mixed
in the rule book. and TIN. following Off
cial schedule is given ~ order to avoid
confusion Of date: Sept u, Villa Nova
College ut Carlisle; -, Albright Colles;..
at Carlisle; oct. 3. Susquehanna Tniver-
sity at Carlisle: G. state College at VIII
Transport; l3. open; 20. Western Univer-
sity of PENNSYLVANIA at Pttsburg; y,
University Of Pennsylvania at Philad.l
phia; Nov 3, Syracuse University 1T Buf-
faio: -, Harvard University at Cam
bridge: l.. University of Minnesota at
Minneapolis q, University of Cincinnati
at Cincinnati: -. University Of Nirgini,
at Norfolk. Second team: Nov. ,. Sus-
uurhauna University at Sclin 5 Grove; ~,
Dickinson Seminary at Williamsrort y.
Muhlcnburg College at Allentown. This
schedule IS especially trying on the red
skins inasmuch as its wide disposition
,,eogra phicallv means that the sons o!
the forest will be compelled to run m
against almost every Kind Of game in
the country. \ largo percentage of last
years players nave returned. but it is t.
he regretted that such men as last wear $
captain Nick Bowen, LLOYD Nephew,
Frank Jude. Charles Roy Arthur Sh"l-
don and Charles Guyon Will be among
the missing this year. New material j.;
coming IN rapidly and among others TIL"
famous F.aquimo center. Nikifer Schom
chuk. has returned 10 complete his in
dustrial course.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-20

Jack Litnsd"n of Philadelphia nut up
Il nice fight at Dayton. O.. AMI held
the hard ting Gus BtZenah to a
draw i'll 20 rounds.
Dave DcShler and Martin Candle OF
Fan River have. been matched tor a 10
round go at the Valley Falls, t.. l.,
Athletic cub OCT. s.
Young tOrbet announces that he " i'll
again leave New York i'll il few days
and go back to Denver To begin the
climb 10 the heights all over again.
Manhattan, Nev., has offered a $5c0J
purse to Jimmy Gardner and Willie
Fitzgerald for a fight to the finish. The
boys win accept when the club hangs
mp the money.
Articles OF agreement for a ll-round
bout before the Lincoln Athletic tlitb
Of Chelsea Mass. to take place on Sci /
70. have been signed ~ Jimmy"
Walsh aud Digger" Stanley Of Eng
land.
Harry Lewis Of Minneapolis ana
Jimmy Potts of Philadelphia have
agreed to box IL rounds before. The Ter
re lfaute undD Athletic club next
Wednesday night. They viii Hattie at
135 pounds.
"parkey" Haley, an English feather
weight champion pugiliSt. viii sail for
this country next month. Haley. on
his arrival here. will Try to arrange
matches with the best l22-pound men
in the United states.
CharclG Neary, who recently knock
ed out Aurelio Herrera and who whip
ped Battling Nelson some years back,
says he is through with six. eight an
1o-round tits. Fifteen rounds OF long
CT is now Neary'5 dictum.
Eddie" Graney, a prominent refer
&c, is quoted as saying that Jimmy"
Britt viii not have much chance
against Joe" Cans in another match.
According to Graney, Britt does ROT
class with the negro as a pugilist
Down at Little Rock, Ark, Connie
Griffin. Il little-known fighter OF no
class, WAS killed i'll Il bout with Charles
Smith, another unknown, last Sunday
A half HOOK to the stomach put Griffin
down and he never got up alive. dying
an hour later while his seconds were.
%til working over him trying 10 re-
store him To consciousness. Smith Is
said to he half insane with grief over
the d.plorable affair.
Terry McGovern, the former feather
weight CHAMP, was one Of the specta-
tors ut the Herrera Goodman fight at
'hrS"a Tuesday night. His face had
= rea! healthy hue ana he said that
Monday he got on the scales and
weighed l3S pounds stripped McGov-
"rn has Just been matched to fight
Young 'orbctt, who knocked him out
twice at Philadelnhia on October ;.
T"iy says that he would like to get
another match With Britt. but SAYS
that the Californian has cold feet, and
puts ~ the weak excuse tina, he Won;
fight because q suitable purse has not
been offered yet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-20
HOGAN is BUSY.
'Exeter's Coach Is Putting Large Squad
i. Through Their Sprouts.

Exeter. n. H.. Sept. 19.-Coach Hogan
arrived this morning and Tuesday af-
ternoon assumed his duties with a
squad of 35. j. L. Conner '02. former
quarterback, assisted in the coaching.
Coach Hogan's first aim is to secure
certainty in handling the ball and to
harden the, men. To the latter the eX-
treme heat was not conducive, and the
first days work was light Forward
passing was feature. Gilroy, one of
last years ends. has daily watched the
practice and expects TO take active part
therein.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-20
AT PRINCETON.
Men Getting Used TO the Pigs<in and
Showing Up Well.

Princeton. y. j.. Sept. 19.-The foot
ball team has got down to work in
earnest at last. after Il week of pre-
liminary practice. Tuesday, for the
first time, the men tackled the dummy
afetr the usual round Of punting and
passing the bail. They are getting used
to handling the pigsl>in. and are not
given to fulnbling as at first
Several new men have been added to
the squad this week. making n total of
30 or more. Among the new men are
Simonds. Wilcox, King, McClntock
sitoeVer and IIollmond, while Capt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-20
HE DAYS DOlNGS IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS.
BASEBALL NOTES.

The Cuba are going to give Catcher
Arthur Fromne Il tryant according To
The. Chicago Record Herald
Claude Berry OF Cedar Rapids ha :
been drafted by Connie Mack and h.l;
orders To report next Monday.
iilinnSlian had an easy lead for the
Southern League cnnant " hen the SEA
son closed last week. Memphis tn
iShed second ana Atlanta third.
Tie Three | LEAGUE has been neg
lee ted this season by the big league,
but few players having been IurcIiaa, a
or drafted by any of the major league
clubs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-20
Boston Produce Market.

Boston. Sept. 10.
HtR.Firm"r; mill shipments. spring
patents i"thii. 90
Fi,m"r; No. : Nrllow. CO.
OATS -Firmrr; No. . clipped. Ne
llAi-l nchanrel: No. l. l3iW
Mi j. nchangcd
SPRING ERAN-@nd.U.l
MIXED FEED-2ln24
PORK Unchanged; medium 40.
llAI;D-OuI-t. 10l@
HEEk- Quiet; whole cattle. 9l@Gi9a,.
l.AMBS- Firm; "rrlng Fob; fall lMi1l.
EEALS-Firm: vail
HITTER Steady; northern. 21m2S
tliEtSt--St'ady: York state 12l.Gt 49,.
Professionally; choice. 3"ni35, western.
APPLIES Quiet; Gravenstcns. 3M4
loTATDFS-t!u' new, per Dbl. :1jI2
SUGAR Steady on basis of so Tor
granulat,l
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-20

There are about SEQ species of the
wild bees, all with interesting WAYS ot
tn If own. AmcnE III. m is specie; whose
females are V,ritablc AmaZunS AID carr
more and better wea pOnS than the male
There are the ''Cuckoo' bees. which De
post their eggs in thu nest OF others. the
progeny "f both living l,aceably together
until maturity, when they separate. Then
There * tn" tailoring bee. which cuts
leaves with his ScSSOrlike jaws ana fits Z
snug lining of the leaf material t. his
cate- shaped nest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-20
GRAVESEND RACES,
Comedienne, Phantom and Frank Lord
Win the First Three Events.

Gravesend. Sept. 19.-First race
hahdlcap' SIX furlongs. all ages: Come
diehhe, 20 to !, and to |. first; Rose
beh' out for place, second; Watergrass
third. Time. 10.
Second race. the Hitchcock steeple
chase. about two miles and half:
fhahtom, TO 5. and / to 2, first; Jim
my Lane, to 5, place, second; Colieny
9ird. Time, 4.i4
Third race. five and half furIongs.
selling, 2-years-old: Frank Lord. 3 10
l. and to 8. first: Oraculum, 3 to s.
pace. second; Blondy third. Time.
los 2-5.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-20
BASEBALL GAMES THIS WEEK.
NATIONAL IEAGl /

Tuesday. NcdnC sday and Thursday
Chicago at boston. Pittsburg At New
York; Cincinnati at Brooklyn. -. Louis
at Philadelphia.
Friday and Saturday-IIitSbuf% at fos
ton. Chicago at New York. Cincinnati at
Philadelphia, 81 Louis at Err">lyn.
AMERICAN LEAG'E.
characterization at Cleveland, Wash
ington at Detroit.
Friday and STANDARDIZATION at Clrve-
land. Washington at Detroit. New \ orh
at Chicago, Philadelphia at St Louis.
Sunday NV York at Chicago, fhlla
d-lphId at st. Louis.
INTER LEAGUE.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday-Wor
cester at Springfield, Lynn AT Norwich.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-20
TO TRAIN MIDDIES,
Jack McMasters Engaged to Get En-.
napolis Boys Into Shape.

Annapolis. sd, Sept. 19-Jack Nc
Masters. who has trained the athletic
teams Of Harvard for several seasons,
has been engaged by the Navy Athletic
Association to take charge of the train
ing of the candidates for the academy
football team this year. He arrived in
Annapolis Tuesday, and was on the
field in the afternoon.
John Gates. last years Yale end, who
will be Da%hicl'S chief assistant with
the coaching. has also arrived and
worked with the candidates from the
new fourth class.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-20
THE GRAND CIRCUIT.
nam Stops Wednesdays Racing at
Columbus, Ohio.

Columbus, Ohio, Sept. 19-Rain put
an end to Grand Circuit racing this
AFTERNOON after one heat of the Board
Vi Trade $4,000 purse for 2.07 PAGERS
had been decided In the mud Doris
H. won th- mile in 2.12A. Eudoria
Jubilee Beryl Wilkes, Bolivar and
Black Pet finished in the order named.
Todays card will be taken up Thurs
day, as il is planned TO end the meet
ing on Saturday.