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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-08
ALFALFA HAY

Delivered IN any part OF the
city on Saturdays.
Ben Hsmpton.
Phone 36T
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-08

Phone 36T
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-08

N. NJ. Williams, Executor.
First published Dec. 5rd 1906. }
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-08
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

First published Dec. 3rd 1906.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-15
NEXT BENNETT CUP RACE.
Possibilities Of Hotiing It in America
Are Discussed.

N.-W York, oct. 14.-At y meeting Of
the executive committee. Of the Aero
cub the possibilities Of holding the
next race for the Bennett aeronautical
cup her" We're discussed. The trophy
wa" won only few days ago for the
American Aero Club by Lieutenant
Lahn, of The tth Cavalry. Another long
distance race ill probably be held by
the CLUB, subscriptions for q trophy to
~ known as the Lahm cup having been
made,
,I~thinE official was done toward pro-
melting either race, the discussion being
NOR" uT less Informal. as the business
hefrr" the meeting was the consid-rI-
ton Of plans for the exhibit Of the Aero
club at the automobile show the first
week. i'll December.
More than 5000 feet of space have been
allotted to the club for its use at the
Grand Central Palace, and enough stuff
To- fiji Til. space several times over al
ready has been offered for tXhbitipn
Th'- committee III charge Of the exhibit
consists of Leo Stevens. Augustus Post
ana br. Julian i. Thomas.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-15
SECOND ROUND FINISHED.
Four BowGoin Students viii Play
Roun.I Robin Tennis Series.

Rrm4wick. Me, oct. 1.-THE second
round il the annual falI tennis tonua
m,nt At Buwdoin college was finished
Saturday, leaving Francis Il. Upton, Jr,
'GS, Of Orange. y. j, Arthur W Huric:.
'Cs OF brunswick; WIiilam Hlln"s. Us. at
Watervillc, and Asa o. Pike, %, of Frye
burg to play round robiyn .;triea tor
the championship Of the college.
As no tennis captain was elected last
srrine the Athletic Council has decided
that the winner Of the round Robin shall
he captain of the tennis team next
sprinf,
The scores i'll the second round were
as follows:
A. o. Pike, 'O7, beat f. "A. Burton, o..
g. CO
". Ha;ne'. 'OS, beat G. p. Hyde. 'os, g.,
81, -
T.. 4. i'lton. Jr, 'oS, beat w $. Linnrll.
'o7, 81, 81
a. w hughes. - beat X. q. brewster.
% Ga Is.
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BOXING NOTES.

The action Of tho police in jumping
into the ring prevented Will. FitZear-
IId from being knocked ont in the sec
"nd round bv Harry Lewis at Philadel-
phia, Saturday might. Fitzgerald had
been sent to the floor thre" times in
I'm SOS Of the second round, and was in
such 4 hopeless condition that il is very
doubtful if he could have recovered his
badly scattered wits ANA stayed out the
round if the police had not intcrfercd
Boston Post: For the third time with
in Il few months, Joe Walcott will risk
his championship title when he faces
Honey Melody at the Lincoln club Of
chelsea Tuesday night. Whether lie
will y" ahl" T." retain his w"lt4rw-ight
premiership in the face of the wonder
full strength and powerful punching Of
Melody is Il debatabl" question which
only tn" bout itself can determine Even
IRON and stone wear out. ana it is only
common sense to infer that one Of these
days Walcott will go the route to the
has been class.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-15
Making Leaf Mold.

When the foliage is falling, late IN
September or early in October. comes
the time to lay in a stock of next year s
learmoId. I.cafmold added to the pot
ting soil makes it more friablc, in
crrases its watcr-hulding capacity,
eases the circulation Of air through II.
ana induces a better growth of roots.
II has no actual fertiliZing value. In
raising from seed such plants as
cvclanens, cinerarias, Chinese prim-
roses, and begonas, it is a necessity, if
you want good plants.
IL there il no hard wood timber land
nearby. where you can get clean leaves,
then rake up the leaves which have fall
len in the street. Maple leaves are the
best, but those of the elm and oak Will
do. Last fall / made an arrangement
with the city employees who We're
cleaning the streets. to dump in my
backyard all the leaves they wished 70
in this way and at no cost / got enough
to make a two years supply of leaf
moId.-The Garden Magazine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-15
FOOTBALL NOTES.

Charles Suydam. 10 years old. son of
S. s. Suydam Of MorristOwn. n. j., was
fatally injured Saturday in football
game between teams representing the
Morristown High school and the Morris
town Boarding School. Young Suvdam,
who was on the High school eleven.
while running in the last half of the
game. was accidcntlv tripped He fell
heavily. breaking his neck. He died at
a hospital
Western Maryland College forfeited a
football game at Lancaster, Pa, Sat
url;'y tn Franklin and Marshall College
The teams had played about 10 minutes
without either side scoring, when a for
ward mass play was attempted by West
ern Maryland. There was 4 mix-up Of
the Nv" teams. and the referee. who was
Franklin and Marshall man. decided
that the ball belonged to Franklin and
Marshall. The visiting team Objected
and left the field
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-15
ON THE RACE COURSE.

ni@habill". with Knapp in the saddle,
won til" Municipal handicap. one mile
ana three quarters, at Belmont park sat
urIay, defeating lronsdeS by eight
lengths. with Miss Crawford third. The
time. 80 80, is a new track record
Red Friar was strongly played. his price
dropping from to | t" toll. but he
was never dangerous ana finished far
back.
The matinee races Of the Springfield
Driving club on Imperial park at Spring
field. Mass. Saturday afforded good
sport The feature was a half-mile
race between The Peer. owned by the
McElWain stock farm Of West Spring
field, ana IIylie Bird. owned 10y II. NJ
Smith. The Peer won III l."1. doing the
last quarter in 23 seconds. George
Rice'S Amos r. paced an exhibition
quarter-milr in 81 IL seconds. The
other winners: Class y. Interocean;
Class =, STEADY Girl; Class G, jeff
Glass -. Vixen; Running race. Daisy.
The Stol stake for 2.19 trotters was
the feature Of the closing day of the
Breeders Association meeting at Lexing
ton, Ky. and was an easy victory for
Talpa after the New York mare had fin
iShrd third to DR. Chase and j. N
Blakcmore The other event on the
card vas the 40 pace which was won
by Ruby Lacey, who took three Of the
four heats. Ruby Lacey was Il hot
fav"rite but at the finish of the second
heat it looked like bebertha would be
troublesome The time Of this heat,
2.07 81 evidently told on the California
mare, us She was never in the hunt after
that heat The 80 trot was declared
off by the Judges because Of the lame
ness of Doris Martin and Sir John.
Despite the bad weather the first week,
the meeting was a success from both a
financial and a racing viewpoint.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-15
HARVARD 81: AGGIEs O,
The Crimson Falls Back on Old c,,La
Of Playing.

cambridge, Mass. Oct I-JI,r-ora..
FOOTBALL forces overwhelmed Tn. Amherst
Assies = I" q III the Stadium yesterday.
before the biggest crowd of the season
WINE the visiting players were never
dangerous. they put up n snanrv game
from start to finish. 1t was tn, first Az
Prarancc of the AgcIcs on Crimson soil
ana the young aEriculturists Sr,c,,,. da1
IN making satisfactory impression sur-
Hcieht I" "nt1tir them an opportunity to
make the Sch' dule il the future.
ihcH We're not beaten rs badly ~ some
other teams which have been sen At
cambridge. and ut this time the Harvard
team Is better prepared and the ployine-
extended periods. 50 It's all to the Az.
giles cree Dat that they acquitted them
selves as well as they did.
Harvard made four touch Town. ~, i,
each half. hut only on" goal rrs,llt,l u
Burr was a trfie off in form
IL took the Harvard team fnIlv 10 min
ntes before it could carry the b,u .,cr,es
the Aggies' line. but the next points cam.
quickly. and then there was another Ior.
lapse.
rar'ardS game almost entirely rcsam-
hied the old style Of football with The
oacks carrying the ball into the line and
'here was plenty of bard center plunpiro
an WHICH the whole team got into actin,
surrounding the rusher and dragging him
along for greater gains
Both Of Harvnrd's third and fH-,--.,
,ou'hd"wns we'r the result of tn. finest
"N hanging that has been witnessed on,
me nero mis- Year, ard brought ont m,
- 'ha' the CRIMSON has a good second
,'is' as the men who filed the rl,c,>
- we regulars proved that they co,,la
= ieiied upon, and the addition If sros,,
,ueh mt" the Harvard iincup tool, .a,,,a
life out of the AEsies '''''ie
Inc Aggies sprung n s,rs,,io,,,,
'"aro pass which. had. it co,,ta1 -
nave placed them within tho sbaao..,
Harvards goal as the ban pant -, ~
n-yard line, but it was not auouo, III
illegal. The pass was mad -,,;.,' p'>.iS
space hmt'of five yards each s,aa "'n me
center Of the line. directly over ,,n.,' ", ,'''
OF forwards. and the rerarea o,,,n, ''i,es
play back. The Aggies did tba s,, the
a second time with the same -. ''iia.s
many of the spectators who wara 70
puAnted with the rule it appearo.,
the Agsies We're getting deciJe6,,, II
worst Of II as the passes were maas .'le
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-15
SOPES WIN CUP.
Bowdoin Freshmen DeFeatcd 10 t. s
in Saturdays Baseball Game.


Prunswick NJ. oct 1.-THE second in
II" s,rics II baseball games between the
Eowdoin COLLEGE Freshmen ana Sorho-
m"res was played Saturday. TIE SOPHIE
m"r"s had batting strcaks IL the first
ana third innings which Melted them nv.
runs. They scored three more in the
eighth WHEN Hobbs, the Freshman pitch
n. went I" Prices ana allowed three men
to walk in succession. BY winning the
game, ~ II z, I'll" Sophomore win tn
series. and tho cup in the trophy room
at Hubbard hLll VIII be decorated with
tn" c''lur$ Of 1909 for the coming wear.
Tie score:
S"phs .-....,..2 i 7" 2 10 81
Batteries Morrill, ana Jackson; Huffrr
ara SDUrlng.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-15
ROLLER POLO LEAGUE.
First Step Taken Saturday at Boston
for Its Organization.

Boston, oct IA meeting to form a
role" POLO organization was held at
the Quincy House yesterday There
were present George Cunningham re-
presenting Providence. Charles FitZ-
gerald Of Brockton, Fred Jean ana
Frank Mullen Of Taunton Worcester
was represented by Malachi kittreIge
Pawtucket hy "Dirkev Pierce and Eus-
ton by Nick McC;ilVray Mr.. F'i12-
gerald presided and Mr.. Cunning ham
was chosen secretary.
After hearing favorable reports from
every place Interested. including Bo%-
ton, it was voted to form a perma-
n"nt organization, to be known as the
Americas Roller Polo League. with
Boston. Providence. PaWtucket Brock
ton, Taunton and Worcester as mem
b--rs..
The following officers We're chosen:
President, MurEane; secretary. J. &.
Mor.n y schedule committee. CON
Si.tins Of Me@srS. kiitredg- of Worces-
ter. Fitzgerald OF BrOckton and Gun
bingham of Providence, was appointed.
The schedule committee will BE- held
Al the Quincy House oct. -. The sense
ii tile meeting was that the season
should Open on Monday, Nov. ).
There are many candidates for the
position Of referee. An effort will be
made to induce. the Well-knoWn Amrri-
icIn League baseball umpire. ''Tnn'
Connolly, I, accept a position on the
staff, ana other prominent candidates
arr John O'Cunnrll. one Of the crack
ruahc5 of the day; "Cosey" Dolan, the
we'll known nigh: fielder of the Boston
National League Baseball club, and
'Eilly" keough of Plwtucket, a Vrter-
an IT the game.
S,pil R1,
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Alll.ItlC. ANS.
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

a "t.a!npipc eNpludcd sunday on the
steam. yacht tolunia, owned by Fred
erick &. Bourne. former commodore OF
the. MN YORK Yacht club. as she lay
in Oyster Fay cove. All five sailors
aboard ih- yacht We're frightiully
erald"d ly csrapin" steam and three
died soon after being taken to the Mas
sau Hospital. Mineola. l.. |. me "ther
two will survive, ii was said At the
hospital.
Dr. Fred W. E"lthoff, Il physician OF
Covinptrm. Ky. was shot and morlaily
v sounded by Mrs Ada NJ. Mahaff"y. OF
Latonia. Ky, Sunday. Mrs. Mahhiity
previously had threatened to kill Pr.
Koithorf whom she claimed had ruined
her health by giving her wrong mcdl-
cin.s Mrs. Mahatfey was arrested ana
hurried to Jail. She said she was glad
she had done the shooting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-15
PENfNSY is BEATEN.
Gees Down to Defeat Before the
Swathtnore College Eleven.

Philadelphia. oct. l4-PennSylVania
went down 10. defeat. Saturday after
noon when I'll" team from SWathmore
College played rings around the red and
blue eleven, and finally walked of with
4 victory by a score of to o.
In he first half Pennsylvania threw
away two brilliant opportunities 10
core. Twice was the ban carried in
side the iiVe-yard line. but each time
the Quakcr's anxiety caused them to
hold i'll tn" line. and a plentiful Of 20
yards for each offence proved to much
to overcome. and the half ended without
a score.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-15
WHITE SOX WIN.
They Take Saturday and Sunday
Games and Land the Worlds
Pennant By Double Victory.

Chicago, net. 1.-THE Chicago club Of
the American Baseball League Is the
champion Of the world. BY winning To-
days game to :: against the local cluD
Of the National League, the Americans
earned III" right 10 float III" worid's
championship pcnmInt rs Wcll AS the pen
naIit Of tn" American League, to ride to
the grounds next season in carriages and
to have "Worid's Champion" uttered on
the bl.uk"ts worn by their horses. To-
Days game was the sixth al tn. series
and the fnurth victory for the Amerl-
cans.
When the last National balsrnln had
where, in sat Charles ". Murphy, Iresi-
de ut Of the losing club. He smiled IT the
REQUEST for a speech and said:
The best team won. Too much praise
cannot be given to President coInISkv
ana Captain Jones ANA the team which
by unprecedented pluck climbed in md
season from seventh place 10 the top Of
their own league and then topped OF
that great accomplishment by winning
the worlds championship from the t"arr
that made 4 runaway lace OF The Ma
tional League contest. ] call Tor three
~
'Aeef alter cheer followed TINS speech.
nut tiitE were loSt l" tte h' lr4hG OF
most 81 inc crowd. Whlch was buSllS
ch'"r1hS "tlI"r thihsS-th" Individual
pE'?'iS' th+ payers c"llectN'iE. ana
humping sue liaE''" "Il tht DICKS "ti
Fh'h 'rthl5!iSfl ll'it every one 81 tll"l
h''h u lisht 4 way out I" the waiting ear
1.
images ANA cheers Tor tn" losers were
not Id'hIllS' lheE iidh lost Inc greatest
HIN -
: II
"
IN a
~,
w. AIM
fen. In. Americans nut the vi,t,rv il,
etnr,oa in ~. ,i,.t ,ra i,,,,,,,. N-b.,
S..tuIt. u,..,, n,,, i, 49, .f,-, ,,,I,-
a,3 I'LL nr.,t e..ri.s u,,e o,..., ,,,,i.l,,.
ebo.l- h,,,l. VIM ,,,,, ~ II. I,,,., j,
lao ,,rl1 ,..,n ,rh.. ..,o,., ,,..,... ,;.h,i,,.,
ia ,.,,., Themselves rr,,r ,b.i,. f,i..o1.
ana al mn ,t,,.. fo,. ,r,or,t,,,a,i,,, e,,.a
r,,n,l;,,,. each ,th.r On tba hack
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-15
NEITHER SIDE SCORES.
Colgate Breaks Even With Cadets in
Game at West Point.

West Point y. Y. oct f.-In tn"
hardest fought game seen here II many
days this cadets and Colgate teams tied
III tn, if annual game. neither sid"
scnringg. In the first half the visitors
clearly nutplaYed the Army lads VIII"
never Threatened the visitors goal. IN
the final half however. the Army lads.
VITO never threatened the territory, and
onc" got near enough To try for a drop
Kick, which failed.
IN" visitors played the forward pass
and the oiI-Side kick to perfection and
always mad" a gain for them. The
Army showed their bracing powers by
budding the Colgate boys for downs
within the thrrc-yard mark. W0odman
tried for Il drop which fell short.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-15
MISS CURTIS WINS.
Beats Out Miss Adams for Woman's
Golf Championship.

West Newton. Mass. oct. IA bunker
with a little cop and that almost l"rprn-
dicuar guarding the short 18th h"l" 1t
Erae Burn. yesterday settled the t!t, Of
Mss NJ +. Adams, who was %trug.llnt,
desperately To make IN a Head which Miss
II. s Curtis had earned in the hrst half
of the final match FOR the womens golf
championship.
Miss II. :. Curtis. now the champion
Of 1906 had a lead Of one hole when they
for this hole. Miss Adams had cut down
her l;tG Of tirr,. holes by winning the
18th and 18th holes. 50 that the stroke.
from the trein% ground was a most crit
icai one.
The following is the summary Of the
meet Al the Brae Burn Club:
CHAMPIONSHIP
Championships II. S. Curtis
Rmnor-ur-M!ss NJ Il. Adams
Cox trophy-FsseX County club, Man
chester. Mass.
Low score qualifying round-Miss Pau
line Macl.ay, s..
INCIDENTAL EVENTS
Consolation hand!rlp- Miss H. n. carr
Springfield. l06 lj-G-,.
Hogy handicap Mrs. +. G. Davis, Coun-
try club u2D, :: down
priving-Mias NJ w Phelps
Approaching ana putting Miss Pauline
Mnckay.
p. st han fomsome-M NJ " Phelps
and Miss AMT, Phipps, 81;
Mixed foursome-t Gross, Miss NJ r.
Adams and r. n. By-rs, =; net, Miss +.
\. Ayres and W. g. Chick. s1-f-Sl.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-15

A noticeable increase in the imports Of
glass AT Nagasaki, Japan. is reported by
The British consul. II ~ due, he says. to
the grow ing use by the Japanese Of win
dow glass Tor their houses Most If it i.
OF fourth quality and Belgium is the chief
scarce of supply
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EATIDEAi.S.


Americans .........% Q k
Nationals ...........1 Q 0 . y Q 0 I-;
l.rft On bas-&-Amcrcan 9. Nationals
3 Two bds'- hits-Schult", Davis Done
hue. DV".ail. f.VrfG. Hits-Cn Blown : ia
" innings: off overall in & T.; inning.
Sa,riiir" hits Sh"cEard, Jcne5 StAlrn
haS,-E"h'. Dpubl- Ilay-IJavis and
bnnolIu.. Strucl: ot!t-Ry Dy.rail 3. by
White = Bases On baiIe-oT Brown D.
on overall :, of White !. liit VIII hril
Chance. Tim" I.59. llnp.r-a . LDUglI-
In ANA .IphnStOhr.
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ON THE GRIDIRON.
Yale Trims Holy Cross II to o.
Harvard Does Even Worse to
Amherst Aggies, Il to 0.

fectly and We're beautiful to watch, but
as the rule particularly specifies that the
pass must be made five yards either side
of the center.
Only once did Harvard attempt a for
ward pass, and it Melted a gain Of five
yards, but no further use was made OF
that ticklish play. and the team bucilled
down to ramnilng the line and making
many attacks outside OF tackle. Lock
woo was especially conspicuous for his
end rushing, and his 80 yard dash around
the left flank brought the bah in position
for the second touchdown from the Ag
gicS' 6-yard line.
The AggieS almost got away W!th
few points at the start OF the. :.eCo;d ualf
when q fair catch was made III tht md
die Of the field. As TIE rl.H''r was
thrown, Harvard was j.. m:i;i"'ri. which
gave the Aggies a chance u try drop
kick for goal from liz. +G-ydrd mn. III"
Arsies' little quarterback had shown
great ability to drop goals IN rractir" he
fore the game. but h. was u'''qr!rl ~han
the test came ard booted the leather
along the ground.
HARVARD AMHERST N'iGlF;S.
Burnham. Miller, L. ....... I.. Bartlett
Osborne. lloar. II ............... II. Sexton
Parker, Fraser, 4 ....-............. g. Pas"
feirce. Warren, 1T ..-;-.-:.. ..... IL t'rl, '
Foster. Lincoln. lhb......-... M. y fikin1
Lockwood. RIB. .lhh, Cr"Hh>. i,liinrI horn
Gray. Wendell, fb ..........-.... -, Willis
Score Harvard y. Amherst Asgies ..
~ W,.nI,. II
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SPORTING NOTES.

Wilfred Barrett Of Montreal. light
weight champion of New England. dc-
feated William .Somcvile Of Gloucester in
a wrestling match at Springvalc Satur-
day night. Barrett Won both falls easily
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New Haven, CT, Oct. 14.-Yale I'm
fshed her game with Holy Cross Satur-
day with a II to 0 score, and with her
record of an uncrossed goal line still
unbroken. Only once was Yale III dan
ger Of being scored against today. when
McCarty tried quick goal from place
ment. Forbes Of Yale blocked the
kick.
Mccarthy kicked off to Linz. who
got back 10 yards. Knox tried 10 midi
field. Alcott snatched the ball. putting
Yale right on the aggressive, nut
knox's forward pass which shay bob
bed up and pulled down changed the
aspect. Shay and Conner tried a for
ward pass for 10 yards and Riley turn
ed end for eight yards more bringing
the ball to the Yale 35-yard line.
The Yale defence suddenly stiffened
and Holy Cross ate up her three downs
and without advance. Mccarthy
dropped back and tried 4 quick goal
from place, Cahll making a long pass
to Shay, poised on on" knee. receiving
the ball and placing it for Mccarthy To
lit. Forbes hurried himself against the
ball for q finc block and the only cha ne.
Holy Cross had to earn a acnl,. had
passed.
ON the next play Knox shot a short
Kick over right end and which Aicott
picked un and went over tn. lii.. after
Il z5-yard run 70" the first touchdown.
Knox easily kicked goat.
The teams confined themselves ia the
short kick gam" till the half closed.
neither goal being Threatened.
la, h..
to Srahlon. who shot back 20 wards.
Forbes head Na1 cut tackiins him.
S'atil"n Xix Il Ia Knox II the Yale 40
yard me. That player clevrrly IAN it
rack 20 yardS by iili" duj"in..
II was fai"': ban ~ yar.i. from the
Holy Cross goal and th,. YAH, tlip ham
'h"r attack struck hos 2!li fast for
another score. Lima .,lir',d li..!t end
Tor 10 and .iigcloW into guard for .irht
yards. Linn. ~ one Of the pr,.t,i.st
runs Of The day, dove, between center
ana guard f"r YHle'f afconJ t,JIch-
down. His $nhk.lik,. dud.irg ..,v him
past tour ftcl-l'r.i. kuux kicked .,.,;I
'1'ahl"n kicked off and after = %
Naid handsome rIut back kurx r,iat.d
!" shay. who funded III WI Ii.ld
'"ngdptI falling on tnr IAN h,r,in
al' VAS within 4 striking distan,., Of
the Holy Cross soaI. and h,l. ,t,.,,l,
broke down the ,i,it"rs line. r,, ir-
resistible gains ill liz, ground vas
eaten up Forbes reeicd off /, Yards
outside right tackle. Linn v..nt ,b,..,,,,,h
ior 10. taking tn. ban to III. ;InI,.
LOSS 'W"-Ndrd line. where ,'aptain
morse PLUNGED through for YaIes
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Bates Brown Game Cancelled

providence X. T., oct. 1.-THE Brown,
Rates gam" scheduled for Saturday was
cancelled by Bates last week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-15

me aiphahets Of the various languages
=. me world vary from l. to 90 letters.
nat oil the Hawaiian language kae only
we've letters. while that OF the ,rartars
IS al the other end of the list.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-15
Edward Little n. n. S. 8, Portland o.

Auburn, Ne. net. 1i.-Edward Little
High of Auburn defeated Portland High
s t. q. Neither team could cross the 9th
er's goal line, but Edward Little got a