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The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
JUDGES WANT RENT PAID
FOR Q~ARTERs Z THEY OCCUPY
N1ay other Petitions Are Placed Oh
File With the Board os
Sur~ryTsar-

Thomas Graham, presiding Judge OF
the Superior Court. yesterday He'd with
the Board OF Supervisors a eepy OF
resolutions adopted by the JuAges AT
q meeting heI6 last Wednesday. June
% After rec.tfng that the Con grsga-
tio1 Shsrith Israel tendered the use of
It's edI6Ce At California and WEBSTER
streets 70 the court and that 10 COM
peusaGiG1 has been fixed EXCEPT for
the ianir0rs. who receive $3.50 Z month.
the Judges call The matter formally
20 the attention Of tEe Supervisors with
the request that pavuent Be made FOR
the Use Of the Building
Through Secretary II z Carroll TIE
Hal Ehr-ztreet Improvement CIub has
Petftfoue6 the Supervisors for The erec-
tIsn Of electric lights al Hafght and
Clayton streets and also ac HafEht and
Belve6sre streets. II is stated that
there are 10 lights On EafEht street
between Ashbury and Cole and that the
street i dark distance oE three
BLOCKS
Dr. = 2 Gibbons calls attentiou 20
rhe fact rhat since the Ere there have
been 10 street tights On California
street between Cough ard Ccravta
Joan TuttIe has fled an zpuIfca tfo1
for perm ssfau % grade and blast IN
blocks 23S and 23s Of Horuer's Add
tto1 for the purpose OF building i'm
Provements
Dr. NcN1tt yesterday fled q petition
with the Beard of Supervisors 70 erar+
ard maintain 4 hospital AT Steiner ard
0'FzrrziE streets
The Beard OF Public Works RECON-
ueuded % the Supervisors that John
Sparve be granted an extension sr
ninety DAYS 20 complete his contra ~
Tor sidewalks on Teath avenue- be-
tween A screer and Point Lobas ave
uue
me 5oan 5re1Eer Company has sled
a petition with the Sszpervfso-x fo- 80
mission 20 operate a spar track T-1r-
Harrison and Santa Tiara streets zfar :
Harrison 70 connect the cuupanvss e.
rzoLtshzent with the tracks OF re
Southern Pacific
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
THEATRICAL NAN ARREsTEr
on EMBEZZLEHENT CHARGE
samuel VI. Harris. Ex-Mara<Ar ef 80.
Victory TAea4er. szn lose. Wanted
IN That Cs<x

samuel u Harris, thea rrieaI MANAGE
was arrested at the WFzwar7 TbAara-
I wsnty- second and Mission straers
BY Detectives Graham and Harrison
yesterday on warrant from san Fosz
charging hf1 with rufse4sr1eana- ar
bezzieuent- The complaint was sworn
20 before Judge Davidson on Frfssav bv
Louis z. King Harris was taksr to
the . 'FarreII-street police station ard
released on sIG0 casa bail The san
Jose authorities were notified OF the
arrest
Harris, II appears, was manager Of
the Victory Tkeater in San lose. sn.f
IL ts alleged he decarped with tf.e
advance sales OF the seats for the FRO
6gctf0n OF the Lion and the Mouse at
the Victory Ths4ter on the nights OF
wednesday and Thursday. April IS and
- The earthquake On the morning OF
wednesday caused 5ne cancellation. cS
the en1 cement Harris Il IL said
promised 70 return % San Jose wfre the
uGney, but failed 70 % 50. He seut $50
which was quickly distributed. but It Is
claimed he still holds ahoat st48 king
was one q the men who purchzs zsed a9 :
vance seats
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
SHOULD COME
HERE FOR TONIC
Joseph D.ReddingWrites
to an Old Friend IN
Bohemia.
Laments the Passing of
Charming Old San
Francisco.

HIgn I'd On Sacramento street. whers
the owl OF Bohemia boots. there is
sentiment that Joseph D, Re5dtng
should emancipate himself from the
Influences OF the great spirit Of de-
preston and come 70 San Francisco,
where the future IS rosy ard life is
worth uvIrE To his Old friend WI
liam Greer Harrison Mr. Bedding
twice president OF the club and many
times leader Of the b4ud n the forest.
writes from New York in this tone OF
seni-5espondeney:
ALthough Z have not written 70 you
since the terrible disaster, do uo< think
T have not haG you n mind & great deal
if anybody was. and I knew yeU would
be very busy dong Ecod 70 many
others and husCIlng for the benefit OF
the weak ones aIEECIg1 between you
ard me there is the same feeII1g down
deep II your heart that I have In mine.
I feeling Of uuurTerab1e sadness over
the loss Of our I0vabIe. roman tie- devil
uzay-care, free-and-easy San Francisco
Z was the one place On God earIh.
IN the muck and stl2Sh OF modern tiE1es,
that Suaeked Of ancient DAYS. OF
course you have read Conan DoyIe's
w EiEe Company som sh0W OF other
San Francisco and It's associations Al
ways had the same eject upon ne as
rhe Characters aEc ACE10S phsre Or that
book Ii was i place separate and
APART from the rest OF the modern
world and all OF its Inhabitants could
easily have assumed top boots. long
rfoakS with sI0Ech hats and d-ooping 2
feaEhers and have been IN the ptcCErG
[ an not at al surprised at the air
OF v1rIIfry and the great spirit OF eour-
age which pervzde everybody thsre- II
Is the character OF the place, and ma
CerIAI disaster could 10 more change
their point OF view Ehan could the daily
har1shfps Of the Crusaders or 4 dozen
defeats n as many days OF the " bite
wonder what the next Eve or ten
wears viii hFTu f0rthG There viii be
L city there Of course. rebuilt on bet
ter lines so FAR as stability and secur-
icy OF construction are concerned but
aewer in our day or anybody eISes
day VIII the old landmarks CONE back
again California Is still c1erE with
her wonderful valleys and u91ztainS
and dreaELanG places 1ut after al II
was coming back 70 san Francisco that
gave Us the greatest pleasure Fate
nas indeed been cruel and It brings ne
Inevitably 10 Chs conclusion that IA
cure takes no account or individuals
into hsr reckoning We ara 4 little
higher II the scale tran ants and Euatz
but ouIy between ourselves On ode side
and ants and guaEs on the other IN
rhe great Plan whatever II IS. there
* no GfEereuce
Al that i Iefr of i've thousand years
of civilization becween Babylon and
Rome ara q few Honsric legends and
9 bit 5f Horace and Virgil. Il these
shocks Keep Up. san francisco viii Be
FsEzsu hsEeI 5y Etns or Two from
Joaquin Miller and Bret Harte.
Where are the (+rscfan Trirenaes with
their caravans OF c0Emerce. and where
VIII be our electric companies and our
emporfuns2 vale. Sic transit. etc.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
ST JOHNS PARISH TEMPORARY
CHURCH BUILDING COMPLETED
suEsr.nsfaI Structure On site OF Old
Edrfee- Fifteenth Street VIII
Accom- -rrsysfare Large Number

The parish OF ST. johns Church. FIJI
tsenth street. near Valencia. Of vhich
the Rev L c. Sanford rfs rector, has
erected q temporary structure o1 the
site OF the building destroyed On April
ts BY fire
Th4 building. which. considering its
tzr7p pora-y character ts very subsrzr-
tally BUILT, VIII accommodate ABOUT
500 ard wfu Be used not only for pUr-
poses OF worship. but for the sunday
school ard choir and several parish
organ fzat tons
81 Johns Is the second Episcopal
church that haz been ereeted after the
fire. the Cathedral Mission. Second,
near Folsom. being the first
TIE openinE service viii be held next
sunday July l. at II & H. when the
Rev Mr. Sanford viii aficiate.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
Pnrr Les. o. s-s.aAs..sa . FulL

me Alaska salmon Company re-
eefved yesterday from the Royal In
ss1ranee Company Of Liverpool what
Is probably the largest amount paid en-
anv loss aceasfoned by the big Ere
1t was paid s7s.G4s-s0 for canned
salmon destroyed IN the commercial
warehouse on Fremont street which Is
every cent OF the claim put IN A
check on the Mercantile Trust Com
pary for the amount was given Secre-
rarv James Madison o1 the salmon
company bv RolIa v Watt the fuss.r-
ance cempany's agent
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
RELIEF COMMISSION WILL
HOLD ITS MEETINGS DAILY
Three Directors VIII C0afer Frequently
af HeadauarreF< In the HamIITsa
Grammar school.

The Relief Commission OF three,
which has been appointed 70 take
charge OF the Distribution Of supplies,
has secured quarters IN the Hamilton
school until the 10Th OF next month
and intends 10 hold meetings daily at
II o'clock Tne members OF the COM
mission are engaged IN fauIIiarizfn :
them selves with the work IN the Varf-
Gus Gangs and have already examined
al OF the military and most or the civil
eucampUsurs.
General Greedy has offered 60 put
the army couufssary department. at
rne disposal OF the commission "a aid
in the purchase Of supplies.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
ITALIANS ORDER sTarkE.

TACOMA June 25.=A5ozt 400 Italian
Iah0rers who were working for the
Tacoma Railway and Power COMPANY
marched to JeEersou avenue this morn
ing and ordered the American fzb0-ers
20 quit work Fifteen men obeyed the
order Each Italian carried a russ Tn
his hand or teeth or wore IL on his hat
OF coat Tne police did not Interfere
The Italians are on q strike for an In
crease CT wages from s2s5 TO $3.50 q
dzg-
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
Kaufman Ger. Nrw FrssL

The District Court OF Appeals yseter-
day granted the petition for 4 new trial
OF william Kaufman. WHO was last year
convicted OF ccupIteitT IL the murder
Of Policeman Eugene c. Robinson on
January 81 1902 Ire ground On
which Eaufraa obtains a new trial IS
thst the evidence did not snow rhat he
had entered into a conspiracy TO kill
THE policeman kaufman was under a
sentence 70 serve tweHEy-fve years
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
Rates to the East Again Lowered.

Aigaaeed sale 9f round "Trip 5ickats 70 Easrar-
staces va or lal1rara ezrursfous Tqiv . ana 4
y low 91 Ehnsiixh Sleeping earz ron fT1FFS,y-
MA va Missouri Pacffe aa{4v m Es-,s.s o.
laa ne y. Lou-s JnryI-a Scenic Calarz.Ia bY aaT
In J. Sa1rveaI. genera 1zeur Yfsss1,7-
Pacific RzEEaF I8Tg E-rass-vsr f5,t-T,,,4- = -
sHlld II faD stairs San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
California
Limited
ToChicsgo in 5DzYs
Leaves aalIT n 4l8
NFn 1llars 4Ha ass8sFs

81 - IL Z OF -r1L A-lL- A-re-E1 tt14a
c0c1sCcio1 Fer Lgsenl-z EzI-
-=El, E-ssEo, Ez1E1r1. VISA
La 84ksrs1el1 41t 1-z--
s-10 ?. N Ezdlzr4 2CnEz
80 A A-C2-lrorul Limited. J 1zVs
20 Chicago Leaves swerY day D1-sc-
eozn=sr1g1 % Grand C41Tg1-
III Il A-NzkAe- -lr-l-ast for 1-1c xr1r--
Aerce1 sdtrecc C1Ezec-111 Wl-1 N1-
SSntrz tzLlsTfa E.raS-G. E4-r1r1- VI
salIa- 5s4zars14-1 and pGl1-s G1 Slzr-4
RAILWAY
1-a5 A M-FCr Stockton Rtws-s6aalx
Oak14le ard points On sierra AallEaF-
sue ? A-F1r Stockton. Ers51c zEz
i1-zrueff4rz points
$50 ? A-JWarl11d Express for Le--
Ee-- ka-s1s CITY ChiczE1 and Csr1-z
Ca1Ton
TICKET OFFICES blEfrtl-z
S17 ErzEc-sl-l1- LLLz 8-ua1 EEV F'1r-is--
So ard san E11lo 4Ve-- Czlzlz1E- E1-ver-
3-Cy ave 1E1 &zSr 81 5e-Ea-eT-
S0E E.-E oSeUfrs F1Lzr p p --zi1s
leave Asrce1 for Yosemite Waller a.
5-sa Il Il and z-d3 P u every dzy-
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
Pn.a Rosle- Hat sarfnx..

Finest N neral hasaIRg resort IN America View
6ari haTIse euutaiiis sest features of 1es- EurD-
geau rpsssrrz Ffrzt-riass hrtsL Great aak parx.
Three trains dHily over the southern Pacific
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26

B1v Fly Dope sure catch sold
evervvhere I5c &c. soc cans u 8
Insect Exterminat0r Co. 35II 9Gsh St :
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26

A res-al-srt -u1 on Ehe cooperative
plzn VII il al prub%-zl~-s =euu -
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26

1Eartle workers Cni0r No. - ~ is
fast meeting elected the following o6-
.cers President. Frederick McClzde,
wee president. Lac Lv1on, recording z
secretary. O. =. Loo-ey- 6czucizI sec
re-arv- -Eouas Pen6erEast- treasurer
Frank II rCu- sergeant AZ arms. u.
TAYLOR ccE1Icrer George DcoleT- Ire
rou voted ulzr UcZsfT tG pay tEe 81
assessment for rhe proposed BliIEfnz
Trades CourcfI Temple
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26

reEEar meeting q tEe Ezckn-eu-s z
-rcr 50. go vas 1el1 Saturday AT
ET1wrws Hail II " CeEsv u-zsISf-
Cc--1rlc cations from the International
were received Together with cre6e--
-als 10 eIecr q delegate GO the inter
rzrEcrzt cCETe1-l1-- WELch VIII be he'd
C1icaEc August g. Il " Co@eT
vas elected as such delegate bV z
-r--zrfr-c-s vote Two candidates were
zf- rref Eusiress CE ucch Import
z--e was transacted and a Enz1 report
-- --s sane win - za5e ar the next
-eEar nesting q the union which
te her1 or next Saturday eVenfrg
-e local passed reso Luriors 0f SYM
r1-r~ F-r rhe death of Andrew EelI-
r<- member cf Sailors Cnion. and
sr-1-Ev Condensed the action 0f r1e
--rs6 StDpnE ard Trarsporrzti1n
q -=r-f-
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26

Tc---eT-eu B-rche-s Cnior vii
EC[ a. important meeting rs-orrew
ere-lrE 1 Rers-rc-s Hal Egl star
vz- street lEcsrs VIII be elected for
-re ensuing tern Assessment N9
become C. nC-e1r July g. All -e-1-
bers are requested 90 register AID see
.Ezr rheLr assessments are Paid
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26

Branch l. AuaIgausred Society Of
Carpenters and J0tnsrs, hsId It's last
meeting II Hamilton Hal Steiner and
Gearv streets The brzrch voted gz1an-
iu-0uzlv fer rhe AuzaIg Igauzrsd : scheme
for merger Oakland brznch VIII vote
on the proposition AZ It's next meeting.
IRE great strike 0E rhe frsfght-hanG-
Ie-s. Involving some 5000 men. Ehtch
has Threatened ChfraE1 for month.
has besz averred- The zen recefTe an
increase Cf pay Three railroads have
offered rze men acceprahIe terms ard
as al the railroads acE practtcaIIy TO-
xerher the oEer made BY rh4 Mfchf gan
Central the Lake ShorE and the Santa
Fe anticipates the action OF all the
others The railroads refused anv a6-
vance ard advertised for nou-znfor
ueu and guards. ard rhelr sudden
change q froat was great surprise
% tire fref Eht-haniIers. The terms of-
sere5 20 and accepted by the r-en are
an advance 0f a cent an hour for all
hour r1en and an Increase cf 3 SO a
rorth 70 al monthly men
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26

News cones rro-z New Westminster
rEzr there hzs been a total cessation
C- 1s1ICz On -1e Frsss- River for saw
srzl G9Ts LEe gil reC usr are 17zr o.
STRIKE Because -he 5rfcfSe Columbia
Pscks-s AssoClaEfo1 insisted on knock
i1E @ I cent a pound for spring salmon
ZI5 -s- refused q work TheT have
been receiving cents a pound r Is
sai1 that there is rot fishing boat On
the Frzser River IN commission Al
- - -.s.z
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-13

\. j. Mitchell who lives some three
miles from the city on the Brook road.
has some clam shells which must date
back quite 4 number Of years in the his
tory Of this old world of ours. If evi-
drnceS count for anything. Mr..
Mitchell has been digging a well on his
premises. and as might be expected in
that locality. encountered quite depth
of sand. At the depth of about 30 feet.
however. he ran into a bed of blue clay,
and in this blue clay he found clam
shells. small but still clamshells. There
We're lots Of them. and to all appear
anCes they were the shells of the same
kind of clam which furnishes a tooth
some m0rsel To mankind today. And
what is more remarkable in connection
with the digging Of the well was the
smell which came from the clay as 1t
was dumped by the side of the hole af-
ter having been lifted therefrom. A gen-
tleman who went up to the place tho
other day and saw some of the shells
taken from the clay. said that before he
reached there his attention was at
tract"d by a smell like the salt air Of
the sea. ana on investigating as TO the
cause Of the smell found that 1t pro-
ceeded from the clay. Probably that
clayhank. 30 feet below the surface.
was at some stage of the earth's his
tory the seashore. but Just when that
time was is matter for the local geoi-
ogis;s to determine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-13
The Proner Thing in Furs.

The Fl. G. Barker Co have just issued
their annual FUR catalogue for the sea :
son Of l9O6-19O7 1t is deserving of
much praise and will receive much fa-
vorable comment from the public who
are fortunate in receiving 4 copy. The
neatness. good taste and elegance Of
this illustrated folder are evidences OF
the continued prosperity ana enter
p"ise Of the company who always aim
To lead" and build up n fur manufac-
turing business that will be, and is. an
honor, rot only to the II. G. Barker 90,
but also to the two cities of Augusta
and Gardiner whore their stores are 10
Gated
This elegant catalogue which is pro-
fusely illustrated also gives convenient
directions for self measurement which
make il all the more valuable to those
who receive Il copy. The execution
and workmanship leaves nothing 70 ="
desired. tho printing and binding being
in keeping with the highest stat" OF the
art. In the introductory the company
| we'll says:
"In presenting our annual catalogue
| to our patrons. we would mention thIt
| the illustra atoms submitted have been
carefully selected as representing the
| leading and most attractive designs
that will be fashionable for the coming
season. \ conn letc collection If The
| most stylish furs will b" seen in our
large stock. and as each article has been
made on the premises by expert fur-
riers. we can guarantee each article o.
fered for sale New fur garments
I - n pmnuI [ln -
hiphast quality. best workmanship
correct style and perfect fit. Our ii:
garments are guaranteed to give entire
satisfaction because they are made "i
the very best quality Of skins. bE the
most competent furriers, fashioned A.
t.r authentic styles. and fit perfectly
Thcrefur, they look well, lit well and
wear we'll"
Issued from the Kennebec journal
press.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-13
The Millinery Openinds.


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Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-13
The Royal Month and the Royal US

Sudden changes Of weather ar" cs-
necially trying, and probably to none
more so than to tn" ScrofulouS ana
consumptivc The progress OF Scrolu-
n during q normal october is common
IL great. We never think of Scr"iuia-
its punches. cutaneouS eruptiohS' aliu
wasting Of the bodily SubStance-Wlth-
out thinking of the great Sood many
sufferers from it have derived from
Hoods Sarsaparilla. whose radical ana
permanent cures Of this one disease
are enough to max" it the most famous
medicine in the world. There IS prob
ably not Il city Or town Wh"r" H"oh ;
Sarsaparilla has not proved It's merit
i'm more homes than one, in arr"StinS
! and completely craticatlng Scr"iuIa'
which is almost as serious ana as
much to be feared as its near relative
l-cOnSumptiOn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-13

TIE following corporation has filed
Its certificate OF organization at the
Office If the secret lIy of St@te:
The Patten ana Trout Brook Tele-
phone Co. organized at Patten for the
purpose of constructing. maintaining
and operating telephone lines between
Patten village and Trout Brook
Farm, 50 called. and intermediate
points, with SEQ capital stock, Of
hicn 900 is paid in. Officers: Presi-
dCnt T. w How" of Patten; treasurer
". Scott Kellogg OF Pattcn. Certifi-
cate filed oct. il. 1906.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-13
Deafness Cannot Be Cured.

by local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to crue deafness.
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an infiamed cond-
ton of the mucous lining of the Eu-
stachan Tube. When this tube is in
tanned YOU have a rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing. and when it is entirely
closed Deafness is the result, and unless
the inflammation can be taken out and
this tube restored to its normal condition.
hearing viii be destroyed forever: nine
eases Our Of ten arc caused by Catarrh
which is nothing but an intamcd condi-
tirn nf TIE mucous surfaces.
We Will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case Of Deafness (caus,d hy catarrhl
;irit cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure Send for circulars free.
7. J. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, &C.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
tinn
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-13

Manager ''uGdy of the Augusta Opera
house announces the engagement Of the
Biach Dix" Mills Hand of Queensbury,
Yorkshire. England. which will appear
in this city Wednesday, oct. "a. for n
matinee aud evening performance
which will be Il source of pleasure To The
muTic-lnving people Of the city. This
bani has the reputation of being one .:
the best III England. ana the press no
tices which it has received during its
tour of the United States are very COM
plimentary.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-13
Prayer Lectures.

4 unique course Of lectures on the
subject of "Prayer" will be given in
Green street Methodist church on the
evenings next week. The subjects are:
ist. 'The Philosophy of Prayer" ID
The Field of Prayer" Sd. efficient
Prayer" 4th, "Cnlnswered Prayer.
The dates are Tuesday. Wednesday
Thursday ana Friday evenings, Oct. 16
Il. j. and l." Tie lecturer is Rev. d. B
Holt. who is distinguished Bible
scholar and clear thinker. Mr. Holt
comes prepared to discuss the above
subject as 4 specialist and to answer
questions.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-13

The Squash social, held in the vestry
of the Methodist church Thursday
evening. proved a unique and enjoy
abb" affair. There was Large at
t"ndance and everybody had a good
tim" \ large number Of squashes
raised by ladies' Of the church were
sold AT auction ANA netted a snug sum.
The various numbers on the program
were well carried out. the illustrated
SONG by Ralph Brann being especially
enjoyed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-13

An auto party consisting of Mr.. and
Mrs. Strauss, Mrs. NJ. l.. r. Hill, Miss
Bessie l.. brennan and Mrs. L. NJ Ma
comber, all of Boston. arrived in the
city yesterday in Mr. Strauss touring
car and are registered at Hotel North
The party is making a tour of the State
an6 will remain in Augusta for day
or two before continuing their journey
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-13

Councilman W. =. Hall, who drives
for :. G. Webster has colt which he
is raising ana is destined some day to
be Il big one, as the animal now
weighs 1140 pounds and is only year
ana half old. The colts sire is not
known. as his dam was a mare which
was brought here with 4 lot of Western
horse and proved to be in foal after She
had been purchased by Mr.. Hall The
colt ia 4 good on". however. and should
develop into a valuable animal fol
heavy work.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-13

Frank Norris is making some IN
provements on his power boat N "
way of putting on a storm moo" V.
:, ,,nrtion of the craft. which is of II
fiffarent tvpe than those used on some
Of the launches Of the Augusta IL ~.
1t is so arranged that il can he cl"S"
in. and las cclluioid lights on either
side ana in front. Mr.. Norris IS con-
tcmplating a cruise down tHe flF-s
within a short time, and intends /" he
comfortable no matter how c""l 'ie
weather may be.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-13

Arthur n Soule Of this city and W
y. Davis Of Norway. left yesterday
noon on their annual pilgrimage to the
big game country around Norcr"ss,
where they will hunt deer and bear.
and after the law goes off of moose at
midnight Sunday thcy will slay the
first specimen that they run across.
provided of course that it wears antlers.
Both gentleman are good shots with
the rifl" ana should bring home their
full quota of game.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-13

The Fcnbcrg Stock Co. is to appear
at the Opera house this afternoon and
evening. At the matinee, which be
gins at 2.15, the play Of Little Lord
Fauntleroy" will be presented, with
Buster kcatOn as the little Lord. Every
child attending the matinee will receive
Il box of candy upon entering the thea
ter. In the evening the melodrama
beware Of Men" will be presented.