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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-21


Fruer will remain usItil the first of the
month when she via join Mrs Fruer
in Lincoln, Neb., for a permanent resi-
dence'
Mrs. George n. Myers of Kansas City
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
J. Myers.
Among the Topeka people in Kansas
City yesterday we're Judge Frank Dos
ter and MIR. Howard Campbell.
Mr.. E. r. Kline of Hot Springs, Ar
kansas. is visiting Mrs. Thomas. 81 FIJI
more street.
Mrs. B. 7. Thomas and daughter ara
en- route to their home in Los Angeles
from Chicago are visiting Mrs. T. J.
Hankla.
Mr. Merrill Mills left yesterday for
Columbia university. New York, where
he is a student in the school of naedi-
cine.
Miss Nellie Baker has returned from
a visit to her father, Mr. c. c. Baker. In
I1athrop, Missouri.
Mr.. Grove Dolman is home from the
university at Lawrence to spend Sunday
with his family.
Miss Nell Mcdonald left today for
Northwestern University, Evanston. af-
ter spending the long vacation with hsf
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Mcdonald
Mr. and Mrs c. w. Horn who are In
month.
Mrs. clara Stewart has returned from
two weeks trip-tO New York.
Augusta Gazette: Mrs Nancy Miller
left for Topeka this morning after
spending the summer here With friends
and relatives. She viii visit II. Topeka
for a month before returning home to
Chicago. Although 90 years old she Is
strong and active. She travels ur3at~
tended.
Mr.. George Badders returned yester~.
day from three weeks visit in Denver
Colorado Springs and Pueblo.
Mrs. c. H. Harden is IN Kansas City
visiting her sister
Mrs. T. S. Brown Of Kansas City was
the guest Wednesday Of Mrs. 0. J. Bad
ders.
Mrs. Guy W. Ludington Of 461 Sumner
avenue expects to leave Monday Sep
/ TENDER "a, for Gaylord, where she Is sent
as a delegate to the annual conference
of the Wesleyan Methodist connection.
Denver. Colorado Springs, Pueblo ans
Return &fTSO Santa ne
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-21
$500
To California and the Northwest Via
Rock Island.

Tickets on sale daily from Aug. 9th
to Oct. 31st, 1906. For tickets and all
other information see Rock Isleni
- A N. FILLER. c. p a.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-21

Tickets on sale daily commencing
August 27th to Oct 21st. Good in
Tourist Sleeping cars and free Chair
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-21

BurIingame and Return S1.os. via
Santa Fe.
Account Usage county fair. Tickets on
sale September II to q. Final limit re-
tnrzling September q
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-21

Account Usage county fair. Tickets on
sale September Il TO II. Final limit re-
turning September %
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-21

Los Angeles, san Francisco and Other
California Point $25. OO-Santa Fe
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-21

Auto goggles 25c. to $500 at Chas.
BENEFITS Optical store. 730 Kan. ave.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-21

BurIingame and Return $1.O5, via
santa Fe
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-21
Denver. Colorado Springs, Pueblo ans
Return s1g.BO. Santa Fe.

Tickets on sale daily, good returning
as late as October 31st, liberal Htopoveg
pr yilege allowed. Fast Colorado F1yeR
from Topeka 10:35 p N. arrives Coles
RADIO early next morning. Rock ballast
track and Harvey eating houses. z. Il
King. c. P. & T. A. Topeka
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-21

Miss Julia yYhitner's guests at an ev-
ening for Miss Ef71e King tonight at her
home on West Sixth avenue. VIII be
Miss King Mrs. Anna Fulton Gibbs Mrs
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-21

MIR. and Mrs. F. NJ. Spencer have is
sued invitations for the marriage Of
their daughter Nora, and Mr.. Harry L
Adams of Chicago, Wednesday evening,
October 3, at their house, 1852 Garfield
avenue. At home after October 20, 322
Sixty-tfird street, Chicago. Miss Jen-
ME Wells and Miss Maud McMurtire
viii entertain some evening next week
for Mss Snarlrar
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-21

The senior class of the high school
will have a camp fire party tonight but
the place is not announced. Seniors,
however, ought to be above a fear Of
under cIassmen.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-21

Holton Signal Mrs. william J. Kaul
entertained at cards Thursday afternoon
for Mrs. Harry Williams OF Topeka Her
Henry Keller, Mrs. Arthur Beauchamp,
Mrs. Will Beck. Mrs. John d. Myers,
Mrs. Scott Moore, Mrs. O. J. Allison,
Mrs. Max Sarbach, Mrs. Sarah Lehman,
Mrs. A. D. Walker, Mrs. Joe Kaul Mrs
J. F. farrell, Misses Ruth Hayden, Jane
and Frances Broderick, Floy Price, Nell
Lowell, Carrie Sarbach, Grace King,
Georgia Smith, Martha and L.nllian
Beck and Berenice Brown.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-21

The marriage of Miss Iva williams
and Mr.. Frank Wilson will take place
home of the brides aunt, Mrs. George
Whitaker on Clay street. Mrs. T. c.
Whitaker viii give a party tomorrow
evening in honor of Miss Williams.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-26
ON The cRID|R0N.
dartmouth Coach Does Not
Favor New Rules.
Yale Players and Coaches Do
Not Like Forward Pass.
Coach s!agg al Chicago University Fofbits
Practice Until October |.

iIanov,.r y. H., sept -. "f""t''hH
under the nnw rules said Heal '"a'h
EulSnn If Dar:imutIth tonight, "Nill De
:; farce. and fiz2lr. and the new rules
.tr,. III. worst Imposition ever placed
ON the American public. Supported
hy liza. press. Walter Camp demanded
and secured The. ln-Eari rule. After
its adoption. H.. found that no team
III tn, country could possibly gam
that ii4;:llCt. without further cii.'IlS'
in TIE. Rules. ;tii rrN rules h1i to -
MADE. ~ make tnc Sam. toSSiblt. ! ~
der liz. rev ;;rcS Injuries will be ihuch
n.ui" nrIn-rnuN ana lurG'l squads viii
BE- li"cr:siIN -" ON sid" Kick rule
;iiuil. VIII cItl.it more injuries tnan All
liz. uI,i rules together. The id.-t tIat
!he nrM tlI,'H will MAKE football Il
t,.IltL'ihail':i ".tN," IS tiruuroili. Foot
ban viii IT, the rul.hcat sport ever
PLAYED.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-26
FOOTBALL NOTES.

WIFI Piii King, Billy Church AMI
FH! Edwards At Princeton. in,rh en-
'hu+rt@'r already has begun Over rh..
t'"'i~' eleven
NHtr""th win play twn games I'M
f"mi den lhrh, Springfield. mis- *ra-
e''i. With Williams. Oct -. and with
Brown. Nnl. =.
III" Tiers. Xix" Harvard. hay. mad.
u" Dartmouth same their second h.s;r
annual contest. Princeton viii meet
DIrtiHouth at Nassau, Nov. 2
I'll" annual Williams WESLEYAN game
VIII be played ut Willamstoun. \n,..
~ ana Il Week later Williams and Am
i'fSt VII meet on Pratt field. Amherst
HI" experiment being tried N or
iSl" "l having only Indians as coaches
III proving as satisfactory from a ~,nt-
bail standpoint rs from a financial
nlI, 80
-" Wentworth. formerly Of bart
mouth, is coaching the case I,njvarsit,.
i'i'i- IL mos, PROMINENT .,r.tidY+..
1T IHort~rback i named Ej,u,r.
s'.hneider
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-26

"'G Of Ainhls:tmatcd Col.prr t. realize
ilHk' TIE whole market III SNmpIthv I'm
me 'liiitr active factors were. not an in
ii"'nr" "a the mark. I 50 much ~, thu
i"il'l thht Inc condition Of the money
market "olIi bctplnc an active factor i'll
Il #t ut time AGAIN. Rallies for call loans
lei below = pr cent. 'aiIV i'll IN. dHN
d:Id conditions m that department pt tl-
l"hn Hirltt; OF red no sign 81 disturb
.Itt'';. Nevertheless the expectation is
"'nt' "":i"fLl tiat tn" prepared a.. tor tho
prtut"r settlements VIII involve, il funny
~ VI" money market. III WALL street
h"driS made Il special demonstration
'tttlI--l tI'' municipal corporations OF
N"W YORK CITY nn TN; score. Ill. t!lvi-
drnd increase un AuHcnnda C.ntprmcd
closely I" the GENERAL cXpcctttiolI, l.ut the
ir-hNN realizing IN that stock ANA III
Anil"Ainat"d Gopher i"d a htd effect un
general $p' "ulHt.N" sentiment as show
ito; It d.~F">.tI"m To T.Il "n good u.rtS in
- 'cE- that are regarded ~ Speculative.
inv"fit'S ~ th' group ~ capitalists most
relied upon to carry through III" l,rc,.l.t
:l"ruiatlN" camraiplL This broke Tia"
hole market ana let to violent ,itri.nrS
ami q weak ana active clos ng.
iund= wee" irregular. Total sales par
value. =. ~. Wh United State hniI,i,, were
unchanged on Call
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-26
UNIVERSITY or MAINE.
"Nightshirt Parade IS Hold Monday
Night-A Lively Time.

rrono Me. Sept n tSiccian On
Monday night S.qd. ". cam" off what
should have been the annual nightshnt
parade. only very few niGhtshirts wcI.
in evidence. The events was p,etrnncd
because the football men wcr. obliged t.
stay in the night hcfNr.. the gam" and
thus could not witn"ss the run Consa-
Gucntly The tro.hmcn, materially aided by
the members of IL" ltniur class. had IN.
chhncc To organize NJ their class m".tlnA.
Nnniuy noon. aud wh,I IT," Soulonnr,S
rot ready Murday night ~ start IN. f.,i-
Invites they found the riaturity ar th.
freshmen hIu"hod up in IN, square nj
'r"no with r'd l;chts Burning aud hand
ktr'h"fs tied around their arms. - that
they could Recognize each other
All tn" upper cla.~ncn wcr.. on h1nI
setting IN II" freshmen To fight ana tn
town fellows W.T." rather prominent in
inc nlNup So trNI times
After collecting All tn. freshmen left ON
thc canlNus the sOrh Dmor.s went through
~" usual stunts. making them sing ana
dance an' RIM the gauntlet. When TINS
Part OF the performance was over. the
members OF 10 proceeded dow town
where the real scrap began It ', ould h.
I'hN"sS4nIt I" CIV" any idea OF the mum
hers on either s.tc, but it goes without
Saying nat III" sorhnm"IcS were great
ly ou'numbered
g So S"r3pp"d N."ll ana credit
- wv "" 'r.Shn"i. o. the way they
'if'.' n m*''v-s IL th.,r FIRST en-. ,tiu-
'tr' Va" hot ar' hrI,y between ,hn
IN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-26
NOTHING DOING.
Coach Stacy Of Chicago forbids Prac
tee Until Oct. |.

Chicago, S"l,t. e. Coach 4. a.
STACY uf the University Of Chicago ap-
pr;,rt,t II Marshall li,id Monday after
noon aiih put his fnut down on all
football practice there.
Soothing. dniiG until oct. l." was
the order. THE gates IF Marshall field
We're risidly closed ANA Il nu-:idmit-
iaiItr :ign put on them. For the first
tim" in IT." history Of the campus
football tn'n We're barred from the
how famous field along with thu spec
thiur&. supposed to Include students
of the III. %'t,rni spies Of other schools
and IN" "''ir;.t!un nf fans and id,rS
y alter !.rkrlsrll, Who claimed that
as an American citizen lie. had Il righ:
to exercise, took th- football over To
q vacant lot ANA kicked 10 His hearts
content Others nrumblingly followed
him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-26
THE WEEKS BOUTS.

"Wednesday D,.:;n!rr IS. YOUNG
Ernr, Jim l.i"yd IS. }. MalIan and Fred
bt!rl"n -. Al Bates. Lincoln club. th"l-
TER" llIulc
Ihursdry-- Kd Sr:l"r vs.. phil knight.
lewiston, Mont; lin Potts -. Harry
Lewis, T"rr, liautt.
Friday Jimmy Gardner w. Rubn smith
beaver; DECK Iiyl;lnd ". Eddie iianlon.
Sa" Francisco; GcorE. GImti'"r Us. /rm-
hf'n. Beaver Falls Pa: Al Martin w. j.
Met 1rllHnd Warren, Pa arthur cote vs..
peter Sullivan. Riddrfurd; W. SlIailhaIn
-. j. Grove. Everett Wash.
s;aturdaE-Joe Thomas vs.. Harry Lewis,
Philadelphia, Marvin Hart IS. Mike
$,hlrcI., Bcilevi,w, Ky.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-26
HARVARD GETTING READY.
Players Preparing for Opening Game
With Williams Saturday.

The Harvard coaches Monday after
noon started 10 pr-par- the can
didatrs "a Soldiers field for their
gam. with Williams on Saturday.
rhcr. was no signal practice. but the
line and backs We're taught their as
SIgninentS in a few simple plays.
Tuesday afternoon the two sets Of
men Were, rum through the plays to-
frther and probably today will come
the first scrimmage between TWO
rlevcnS. That viii give the men three
afternoons Of real football before their
first game.
II was expected that the men would
ssrt around To- tackling the dummy yes
t-r,iay afternoon, but q long talk on
tn" new rules and the new plays given
III, men brought them out on tile
gridIron 90 late that the work had to
10" postponed Lillian Russell and
Anna Held" as tn. two canvas sub
=titutts have. been named, have both
been given nice new waists for the
opening Of the fall season.
Whit th,. return Of Burr, Starr and
New hall yesterday, all of the veterans
of last years team rligibl, Ia play
this year haN,. reported ana the squad
from which Coach Reid and his as
sistantS will hav,. t. pick their teams
is On hand.
Burr WAS left guard on the team last
fall and did tn. punting for the eleven.
Starr ana Nrwhall Were. the regular
quartrrbackS.
TW"nty-two men Of the squad, in
Guiding most Of the promising candi-
dates. took IN" strength test yest-r-
day morning ana all If them passed
tn" examination of pr. Sargent sat
iSfartulilv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-26
FORWARD PASS NOT FAVORED.
Neither Coaches or Players at Yale
Like the Play.

New Haven, Sept. 25.-The Yale
eleven had genuin" football weather
Monday afternoon for me first time,
since tn" players shifted from rowing,
shirts and track PANTS /" genuine
football uniforms.
Jim logan the 1904 captain. who is
c"a"iilnS Exeter again this fail, arliv-
~ T" this morning ANA assisted IN
thr coaching this afternoon
Lydia Hoyt. Wh, i; to have charge
~ NE hackIit.'h this fan, also arril ed
today an' began his work. He has
lr"n in t.ur"p~ all summer.
i.u:,an is here 90 get some ideas Oh
tn" n"W game before he returns Il
EXETER. Foster rockwell. III" field
coach. amt iirSan We're roonImat.s iii
College, and they have been cnmpur-
ing ideas on tn" new rules.
No new players today reported. There
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-26
Boston Produce Market.

IIOstom. SNrt- =.
FLOUR l'ncharccI; mIll shipments.
Spr!nE patents. 4..rUf>n.
CORR Unchanged; NJ, " Yellow, -.
mAY,' nch1nscd: No. /. ii9mie:1
Mill. r'f.h.lp-lj,i,.t.
SPRING; BRAN -t,.0..n.
MINED FEEib-2h..+"t2I
I'oRk -i'rchtnG"d; medium. 10.
LARD Higher: le's.
iEFF-Q quiet: whole cattle. 9G,aia
LAMBS Duh; spring ILl&ml3: fan lWfll.
VEAL. S-Dull at II.
RI,TrER-S STEADY: northern. 2r.m2S
CHEESE Steady. Tprk state I1i4Hl?
EGGS Steady: choice. :,tn:";;; western,
21Gt.;;
APpLF:S- Unchanged; Gravenstcins. 800
6tiah.
Potatoes QUIT; rev, per bhl. l..0n
La
eranulatcd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-26
STATE NEWS.
kENNEbEC.
WAYNE.

VIZ TNE.
hr int frost 81 tn season came SEAT
q.
J i. walton ana son, who with then
iIniIlia have been living with Mn
fINr"" sine" then buildings were burned
rs lightning IN tlI,. shower Of July a.
hlN' decided upt ~ inbulId IA their flrr,
h2t Wrli purchase. 4 large farm III Leeds
~ Wiii.h thor" IS Il good ~.f of huiLl-
"r"-. In"ir iaauy iIi,nds win u" sony
10 hay" them leave This town.
Hrit TIihuu has arid tie stage route
II N Wavu" e. North Leeds IL Gcnlgr
Mrflist"r, who viii rnmmcnr" his duties
oct. 2
t'lr. weather for harvesting; CROP
Tuning "ut we'll. com much better than
W1a "Nl "ct'd, potatoes good On dry lana
= coed crop 81 Ben Davis apples bat Bald
Wins ar few aud idr between" fc-,t
m .'.i'rG short ia PASTURES ana rain 4,
," "'''d I" 'n'I:,tru IN" lIud tor tall Iinw
ing.
III" wayne REPUBLICANS Hr" feeling wrll
from III" fact that III the recent election
iErIr town cat 4 larger Republican vut"
as compared With the Democratic V"tn
than any other tr|,n in lltuneb.c county
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-26

some very timely batting for Columbus
TN; season.
three Macs bat i'll .;uccrscion On tho
rtic;t team. Mcdonnell, Nc(ianwtlI
and Mcdonald.
waiter t|i",iie was unable to play III.
iift two weeks If the SEASON owing Ia
an injured l.g.
NtNarh pat up a .pl-nIid fielding
~ liz IN that lY-lnnlng game with
fo"lie @i'-t making no errors
DntTy ; men do not ll,,, I'M. id,.:, q,
'IlF ftiu: 81 81 th'' Athi-Iics 10 play a
post srL9on, but will 60 barnatulmins
Sullivan, tt!r new uutheiirr of the
Boston Americans. finished the Amer
lean Association season in tie 300
class.
Birmingham, the new Uutiie!t secured
~ cleN-lhnd, ia5 made, good lie IS
fa"t and has made Il great Int with
the crowd.
The Cucaa Of the New York State
League are Dubbed the p-nt-up.. Tie,
came ioAn the stretch with ntu.. .,,i. ]
StcutlVr Victories
Rochester under Euckenbergpr. has
done d far hetter business tins wear
than lIat. and he viii again pilot the
r.:s III next season.
Every effort viii b.. mad,. To- induce.
Manager George Stalines To rrcnnsid
rr Ill; G-ternilati"n to resign ana e.lI
his stock III the Ruffti" club.
Sioux city accomplished = I.inli X
ablr feat ia tti>iA.. f"ur .....r..~. IL :t:..-
Ccsai"n from De, Ain!tl.. III ih,- :u..illA;
a'.ll.S be- Ws--fi the l,.n 'it
catcher G,-"rgr s;tt,;,.:...., ~. !. AT
t"oma club and outt...., iu... of
tn Oakland Wal c,uh hap,. accept. t
teri'T to PLAY Ni.h CINCINNATI
E"=trm Herald: The WRATH ntt
r,rtcl-- visited OH rI,-:i I'll /. ,.lu I,"..t,.,i
II in"le Indifference :lti..ri.r; - III
dilstt., SHAT they a" To- cr,,"..
In the last n-etI4, h,,.,-..u "''y"
Young and "Rube' said, L.. -. pair
exchanged. compliments. t,,ri, ,ii..Do+inf:
~ the "tlrr three Times an strikes.
Birk,. the new ulittielI ii + t!.r- '...a
f,:I, Nationals, secured ON ",.,,
Haven, aid not SHOW &, ava, MIR AT
,antag. IN thr first t:.',...- -; .A, Cd
ants.
charley P"E1.r. the W"l-kn"wI
PittshtrF SI,urtim. WIlt';. a!.i ,.ilr.. :.
Sectional League uIs,I..l,-. .l ,...,...'.i
Dr. Car .nn rs t-"ri'i'.... - IT,. central
Le;r't..
The New rrri, :'':.t.. l."aa;r:- sr.:H,.t
vent Is" s"e.ilS longer than the y, =.
r,n@Ia.ld or tn. cuIinrctirut. net r.ind-
InE ~ unul saturday. Scranton lin
i"h"d FIRST.
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New York Cotton Market.

New York. S.pt. -.
Spot cotton closed quiet. MddiinS up
lands. 500: do. gulf, %'
Galveston firm, ~; Charleston quiet. .,
Memphis St"adv. @I%; New Orleans steldy,
&c; Mobile steady, sis; Savan-
nan quiet, ..
Net receipts FOR four days III. liz.
Exports To Great Britain 49,; to France
Co.: Ia the continent 1880.
Stock. t.,hA
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KkUFfM MAN ACCEPTS.
viii Probably Meet Jack johnson
Within a Fortnight.

Philadelphia, Sept. :5-Al Kaufman
of $nn f'i'tnriHco has accepted the
challenge issued last week ~ Jack
Johnson. the ,nlnI,.d- heavy Weight The
chances are. tl:t th,- men Will be
matched to box here within the next
tAo or three weeks
Joe Thomas Of San Francisco .,id
Harry Lewis nave been matched 70
box nrAi Saturday might ~ thr Ma
tiuual y. e. here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-26

IN Chicago the principals of the pub
lie :-chDuI1 MAKE refused to permit mem
bris 81 secret societies to play foot
bail ON the representative teams. They
also havr unanimously voted not to al
lew the boys their usual football cham
pinnShip banner.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE STariDfNG.
BASE BALL NOTES.

Washington has annexed Iii, itcr
Wilson Of the Canton. o.. team
The t.rraSo White Sox haze landed
one victory from barney i'.ity in $50
seasons.
The veteran jack RYAN las drn..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-26

Rul"w- Miller. the Tigers best half
back in 1904, who is eligible To play
again this fan. Will BE- tried AT end,
which Princeton coaches think the
mos! important position under the pos
"ibilitite Of the revised rules.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-26

Boston Goes Step Nearer ST.
Louis, Defeating Her 4to 3.
Philadelphia Foul; pItIsbuTg Three Kew
York Two; Cincinnati Two.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

ro.lon. S',!. 4, PREFER slgltlN ont
pit. I'D hanger t,,ttN. ANA aided oy bit =
E'.ttIIs. '!"i"A;ri 81 L"ui:i to 2 4 "il'.-
hand -t'p u, t"mnhu.h lun. lat Of the
Ne" Euslar,d l.eaglir. Was the man
ln.tI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-26

When, "n NOV. "a Harvard and Vale
meet ut New Haven, Just T. years "a 4
day will have elapsed since the Last
M nlorahi~ meeting If these TWO teams
IT SI,rinGtitlL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-26

Tie big football teams im ti- middle
West have virtually taE"opl TRIMMING
tables for the players. Thu cuArher.
however,. are still At .ogs"rhelds Vim
Tie various faculties ON the mluer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-26

Eennis is the only veteran in tin
cuakers' backtied. f'olwell il. ~ lh'
lire at tackle, playing next III" N"t'l'-
an guard. Iegler. Greene. Draper AMI
Shtble have been worked easily.
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ChicagoAgain Takes Lead
From New York Rivals.
Defeats Boston 3 to Z and De-
troit Whips New York 6 to 5.
CIeveland Shuts Out Philadelphia st. Louis
Five; Washington Only -Four.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Chicago, Sept = Chicago defeated
Boston tUGay. Nht" becs,n- Ill II, III"
second inning ara thu local natterv wa
changed. AItrork weakened III th.- ninth
and Walsh li-ved him alter two hit
had been MAD off him
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NARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features OF the Days DEALINGS in All
the Leading Stocks.

NV YmE. s"r {. n .Ghr marl+-t Wa IS
H u'"i' 3GH I,it-''s.,ri fut TIL. fnu
f'lt '"itN INT th, iu'ir..nrt. J<t1 ..u-
tested ttd va not aIlcyD,.i L. rr..27f. much
h-hdmd5 IN #: cthi, lIlc, until thy .ru
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-26

Dan Lane WHO is going after the
congressional nomination for the 1lth
Mass. district was manager of the
lS4: football team At Harvard.
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SPORTING NOTES.

Fndr If the foreign automohili3ts
"hn aie IL culnrrt, III III" Vanderbilt
cup rae. oct. Il, e Jrnat2y. Il former
winner ~ III" James Grr,ion Bvnnct
cup; \. Gollachnilt. G-lncia ana MAJ
-"iru. arrived at New York Monday by
tAr French Lin" steamer IL !Savui".
Among III" p;,as,nG-r% vlIo arrived
at New TutI. Momday "n board the
steamship Minn't"nha from London.
N't' tn" rifi'- team Of thu Queens
Westminster Volunteers. vino will com
t"''" Tor a shield offered by Sir How
ard Vincent The. Mlnnttonkl also
brought TIN tW" racing shells Of tn.
harvard "Irsnlrn. III charge Of g. "
Hart.
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1917 DIVIDEND

guaranteed on money invested in VIII
SrrnJtiny Stock at 90 cents per share.
Large property. big CarninGs excellent
Write for description.
Cappeau. Lnmlev & Miller COMPANY. Nj
chesney Bldg, Pittsburg. Pa. s-tdltT
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f,tt@inrE ....-..l y f, q . o-.,-
81 !fu;'.l t,..i ...- q II :. d u 4. II
BATTERIES It. Vet. l.;.tdy and ,a!r,...
f,.,II-. .iirttf5 ;,.II f'p"in. 'tllno. ."
t ni!I.i.., 4, iri..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-26

r.. Is. Han Of the football rules com.
mite" viii ottiCiate at several of the
HAIRY ard games this fan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-12
BOTH ARE INDICTED
Vice Presidents Of Mutual
Insurance Co., HeId:for Forgery.

NEW YORK, June 12.-The special
grand jury which has been Investigate
ing insurance matters handed In to
Justice Scott in the criminal branch OF
the supreme court six indictments
against Walter r. Gillette and two
against Robert B. Granniss, both for
mel vice presidents of the Mutual Life
Insurance company.
The Indictment against DR.. Gillette
are n for forgery in the second de-
gree, four for forgery in the third de-
gree and one for forgery under section
96 of the code.
The indictments against Granniss
are one for forgery in the third de-
gree and one for misdemeanor.