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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-18
NAT1oNAL LEAGuE.
AMERICAN LEAruE.
Clubs
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
PhiIadelphia 80. Clncinnati p.

Cincinnati, Aug. 1s-Cincinnati and
Philadelphia split even in the double-
header here. IN the first game the Wis
itors did all their scoring in the ninth
inning. Cincinnati had the bases full
in the last half of the ninth. Duggleby
then struck out the next three men,
ending the game. The second game
was called at the beginning of the
ninth on account Of darkness, the Phil
adelphians protesting loudly against the
decision. A balk sent the winning run
over for the locals.
Score oy innings: RHE
Cincinnati ..........-.0 0 0 DOT 2 % 1
Philadelphia .........0 0 0 Q 0 "A u 2
Batteries-Fraser and Schlei; Spargs.
Duggleby and Doom.
SECOND GAME
Score by innings: RHE
Cincinnati ............0 0 0O10001-2 /
Philadelphia .........O 90 0 O 0 0 / 0-1 4 o
Observation-Disclosures and Schlei; Ritch-s
lie, .Duggleby and. Donovan
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Chicaeo 5. Brooklxn ?.

Chicago, Aug 18.-Chicago made It
seven straight from Brooklyn, winning
by punching hits in the first fifth and
seventh innings. Leads made the first
hit off Ruelbach in the sixth, a terrific
liner that split the big pitchers hand
and forced his retirement.
Score by innings: RHE
Chicago ....2OOO1O2O 49, q
Brooklyn ....-.........0 0 0O101- o
Batteries = Ruelbach, Overall and
King; Scanlon and Ritter. Umpires-
Carpenter and Klein
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RTissouri Shoot Ends.

Kansas city. Aug. 18-The annual
Missouri state shoot, which has been in
progress all this week at Blue River
Shooting park. was brought to e close
Yesterday with seven target events, to-
falling 40. Q. N. Ford Of Leavenwort
Kan, was high gun for the day, with
clean score Of 140 breaks. The high pro-
fessIonaIs were Heer. McMurchy and
Crosby. each breaking 1877 targets.
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Los Angeles, Cal, Aug. 18--Frankte
Neil will go to San Francisco this week
and it is not probable that he will do
any more lighting this summer. He has
given up the. idea. of getting a return
fight with Harry Baker right away and
said to his friends recently that he in
tended TO devote a few months to learn
ing the art of boxing before he enters
the ring again. Neil's defeats recently
at the hands of two clever boxers have
taught him the value Of this style OF
fighting.
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Memphis, Tenn, Aug. 1s-For assault
ing First Baseman Carrie during game
Theo. Breitenstein, the o1d-tine Cincin-
natl pitcher, has been suspended for ten
DAYS by President Kavanaugh. Breiten-
stein was umpiring in place OF the reg
ular OFFICIAL He Is a member Of the
New Orleans team and has won mors
games than any other Orleans pitcher.
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stubbs and clark have a battle Of

Springfield. 3; Leavenworth. 8. Dou-
bic plays-Reed to Sits; Queisser to
R. Kahl to link. Wild pitch-Y Dung.
Passed ba1l--Holmes. Hit by pitcher
link, r. Kahl. Eits=On Cravens,
six in four innings; off Young. seven in
five innings. Stolen bases-R. Kahl,
Seabaugh. Sacrifice Harrington.
Umpire-Jacobs- Time-1:50. At
tendance=S50.
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makes life now as safe in that city as on
the higher uplandE- E. ". Goodlie, who
resides on Dutton st.. in Waco, Tex needs
no sea wall for safety. He writes: Z
have used DIR. Kings New Discovery for
consumption the past five years and II
keeps me well and safe Before that time
had a cough which for years had been
growing worse. Now it's gone" Cures
ing cough and prevents pneumonia Fiea <.
ant to take. Every bottle guaranteed a 81
the Arnold Drug Co. Trial 30 cents srd
800 Trial bottle free.
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AT MANHATTAN
sIcGRAw AFTER ELBERFELD.
would Give Grinths Strang and Money
for the InfeIder.

Chicago, Aug. IA report was sent
out from New York this morning that
deal was on between McGraw and
Clarke Griffiths whereby Sam Strang
and a bunch of money was to be hand
ed TO the Highlanders' club for Kid"
ETberfeld, the scrappy infelder who has
Just been IN trouble for threatening an
umpire. The New York National league
club has asked waivers for Strang and
every club in the league has granted
them, but it is not likely that waivers
could be secured from all the American
league teams for Elberfeld.
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HUTCHINSON.
SCORE BY INNINGS:

W W. d2i ci .5n ..... 5 9 9 9 9 =
Twobase hit-Rohn. Base on balls
OFF Lattimer 2, of Fleharty 6.
Struck out-By Lattimer 4, by File
hartv 2. Double plays=Pokorny to
Rohn; Pokorny to White to Rohn.
stolen bases Pokorny, Wilson, Muir
ray Sacrifice hits-White 2, Pokorny
l. Wild -Fleharty- Hit by
pitcher=Cheek. Umpire-Goodman
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Cincinnati, Aug. 1s-President shett-
slime, OF the Phillies, ran up. against &
snag in his EFFORTS to get Pitcher Bell,
Of the outlaw league, when President
Hermann told him there was. no
chance. Thet scheme was for Philade1-
phia to trade of Joe Ward. also with
the outlaw 1sagae;-to Brooklyn for Bell.
But Hermann told him Bell Is ineligf-
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ReisIing to join Philadelphia.

Philadelphia. Pa, Aug. ia re-
port from Lancaster, Pa, declares that
doc" Reisling. the former Brooklyn
star pitcher, who was blacklisted by
the National league for jumping to the
Tristate league. the outlaw organiza-
ton, has signed a contract to finish the
season with the Philadelphia Ma
tiOnals
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bic to play with Brooklyn because of
failure to report. and the negotiations
cannot be. completed. Also. Ward as q
contract-jumper not only cannot be
traded by Philadelphia, but Is perman-
emily barred from playing with any
team under National commission rules.
Bell could be secured If he would pay a
heavy fine and be reinstated, however.
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Leavenworth z. springfeld 1

Springfield. No, Aug. 1S.-Leaven-
worth z, Springfield l. Cravens start
ed to pitch for Springfield, but six hits
drove him to the brush in the fifth.
Young took up the burden and Jared
no better, as four hits and two bats
men hit gave the visitors four runs in
the seventh. Ashley pitched a fine
game and R. Kahis work at second
was the feature
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Cheap Rates to Canadian ana New
ENGLAND Points. Santa ne

Concord. n. H. and return. ss6O5.
Montpelier, VT, and return. $36.Og.
Portland. Me-, and return, $500.
And many other points at low rates,
on sale August %. good 80 days from
date Of sale
Montreal, Canada, and return, $se.0s.
Toronto, Canada, and return, 5000.
CoHengwood. Can, and return S32.3O.
And many other Canadian points. on
sale daily to September 3Oth, limited
80 days from date of sale. address
7. L. King. Agent. Topeka.
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Boston, Aug 18.-Battery errors en-
abled Chicago to defeat Boston again,
4 to 8. Criger made his first appear
ance of the season and was given a
warm welcome by the crowd. His
throwing hand was injured IN the sec
ond inning and Carrigan replaced him.
Grimshawfs batting and the outfield
work Of Hahn and Jones were the fea-
lures.
Score by innings: F; H; E.
Boston ...-...........O 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 o-3 2
Chicago .-......-....-.0 0 0 0 0 IA Z 2
Batteries-Young and Criger and Car
rigan; Owen, White and Sullivan.
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SATURDAY

town. We're it not for Oklahoma City
It is not likely that a trip to Wichita
could be made a paying proposition.
Wichita is entertaining hopes of break
ing into the Western League next year
but they are only pipe dreams She
viii probably be playing in the Kansas
State.
The rankest case of the baby act ever
displayed was when Wichita took her
team off the field in a recent Topeka
game. They can not hope to get a good
position in the Western Association
pennant race when their only assets are
colored press notices and a perfected
baby act play. A well founded ru-
NOR has reached Topeka of an organized
movement on foot in the windy burg 10
mob the Topeka team If they win a
game The sooner Wichita gets some
ball players and quits her questionable
work the better her baseball reputation
viii become.
The Springfield committee on laws and
ordinances has decided to prohibit the
playing Of Sunday ball games in that
town There Is an old city ordinance
against Sunday ball but 1t has not been
enforced for some time. This will prob
ably dc away with the double header
which Topeka will play there tomorrow
If the ordinance does away with Sum
day ball permanently the Springne1d-
White Sox games may be transferred to
some nearby town tomorrow.
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Joplin %. Oklahoma City 10.

turned the tables on Oklahoma city
yesterday afternoon and Won two
games IN the mud Craig pitched the
two games for visitors. He was hit
hard and freely and balls that looked
good for two bases found their way
into fieiders' hands. Both games were
lost on errors. The score of the first
was to and the second 3 to o.
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JOPLIN.


Oklahoma City......-.....0 0 0 o 0 90
Joplin --.--.--------..------2 0 o-S
Earned runs@Joplin I. Left on
bases-Oklahoma City, 3; Joplin 4.
Stolen bases=Baerwa1d. Sacrifice
hits-Craig. Bases on balls-On Size
more. l. Struck out-By Sizemore, 3;
by Craig, 2. Double plays-Graig to
McDul TO Abbott. Time-1:00. I'm
pire-Dunn.
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st. Louis. Aug 1s-New York again
defeated st. Louis, to 4. making
clean sweep of the series.
Score by innings: RHE.
St. Louis, .-.--.---.--.-o 00oo4o-4 s
New York .....-......1 0 0 o. 3 0-6
Batteries = Rhodes and Marshall;
Ames. Wiltse and Bresnahan. Umpire
O'Day
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Ticl sts on sale daily, good returning
as late as October S1st, liberal stopover
privilege allowed. Fast Colorado Flyer
{ IN Topeka 1875 D. m. arrives Colo
RADIO early next morning. Rock ballast
track and Harvey eating houses. T. I.
King. C. P. & T. A.. Topeka
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webb CITY 4, hutchinson I.

Webb City, No, Aug. 1S.-Lattimer
held the visitors safe at all stages of
the game. Fleharty was wild and the
locals hit at the right time. The game
was slow, the visitors keeping UP a
continual wrangle.
The score:
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New York, Aug. 18.-Errors and lack
of batting beat. the locals. Detroit win
ming, to 0.
Score by innings. RH.E.
Detroit .si.s000O0o O3Z6 Z 2
New York - .ss-ys-.0 0e 0 0 90 90
misunderstanding and Payne; Hogg
and Mcguire and Thomas.
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JOPLIN
scORE az INNINGS.

joplin ................o 90
Earned runs-Joplin 1. Left on
baes=OklahOma City. 3; Joplin S.
Two base hits-Wilson. Sacrifice hits
=McDiI, Risley. Bases on balls"OR
Craig l. Struck out=By Craig 8; by
Bemis 2. Time-1:20. Umpire
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AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES.
Washington Is. s.. Iouis q.

Washington 3-3, st. Louis pa.
Washington, Aug. washington and
st. Louis broke even in two holly con-
tested games. the first going to the To-
cal team, to 2, while the second went
to the visitors. 4 to 8. Hughes was eff
fective at critical points in the first
game, while Powell allowed hits to be
punched in two innings which were.
enough to win out. In the second game
Kitson's arm gave out in the sixth in
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Los Angeles. Cal. Aug. 1S.-Tommy
Burns has deposited $1,000 here. to be
given to Sam Berger, the San Francisco
heavyweight, If he does not stop Ber-
ger before the end of 20 rounds or make
him quit, If Berger viii agree to meet
him.
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Pittsburr 4. Boston 2.

Pfttsburg, Pa, Aug. 1S.-The Bestons
made their last appearance in Pittsburg-
for the season and we're beaten A to 2.
A remarkable feature was that the Bos-
ton outfeld had only two putouts, both.
in right field.
Score by innings: R.HE~
Pittsburg .............o 00zo2OOs- "a 10 s
Boston --............--0 0 0 1O0O1O-2 9 1
Batteries-Phillipe and Gibson; Linda
man and Needham.
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'Welter out. Bunted third strike.
SCORE BY INNINGS:
Fpringaeld .;.........o . Q Q Q 0 0 IL
LeavenWOrth .......0 O 0 or
Earned runs=Leavenwort 8. TWO
base hits-Wooley. Three base hits
Hetling, N. Kahi- Bases on balls-On
Young; by Ashley, Z. Left on bases
Young; by Ashley. 4. Left on bases
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NEARY HAs AN oFFFR.
offered Match for August % With
Tommy Murphy.

Milwaukee, Aug. 18-Charlie Neary
has received a telegram from Chelsea,
Mass, offering him a match with Tom
my Murphy for August % at that place.
Neary will not decide on the bout until
today
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Western League Games.

At Sioux City-Pueblo 10, Sioux city
At Des Moines-Ffrst game. Omaha
Des Moines O; second game, Des Moines
8, Omaha z.
At Lincoln-Ldncoln 6. Denver
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Korak
Oil
ARNOLD DRUG co.

SPECIAL NOTTCE-These Renee
dies are sold only by druggists No
agents are employed anywhere IN
Kansas. If such appear they are Inn
postora
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At Kansas City-Kansas City 7,Louis-
vile 2.
At St Paul-st. Paul 6, Columbus 5.
At polis-AIinneapo ?. To-
ledo O.
At Nilwaukee-Ftrst game, BIilwau-
lSee 4, Indianapolis /. Second game. Mil
waukee 4, Indianapolis 3.
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Kansas State League Games

Aallsas State League Games.
At Independence-Che IL. Tnda-
pendence g.
At Parsons-Parsons s, Coffeyvflle 4
At observation-disclosures {, Bartlesyilla
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GAME.
Cleveland CO. PhiIadeIpIlia IA

Philadelphia, Aug. 1S.-Cleveland and
Philadelphia divided honors. The WISH
tors won the first game by punching
hits. and Coakley's effective pitching
won for the locals in the second.
Score by innings: RHE
Cleveland .........O 0 0 40 90 IL z 2
Philadelphia .--.--..-1 0 0 0 0 0 o. o
Batteries Moore. Rhodes and Bemis;
Coombs and Powers.
SECOND GAME
Score by innings. RH.R.
Cleveland .-.....-.....0 0 2 10 0 0 0-6 10 /
Philadelphia .........1 0 0 0 - /
Batteries-Hess and Buelow; Coakley
and Powers.
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Kansas Ban Games.

E1NIEElEHlSE.
Enterprise defeated Abilene here by a
score of to 4. Batteries-Hassler and
Richey; Giles and Sommers-
AT SPEARVILLE.
In a fast game Of ball Spearville de-
feated Kinsley by q score of to /. Out
Of total of IS games played by the
Spearville team this season they have
won IL.
AT MCPHERSON.
Mcpherson took two games from Iinds-
borg Thursday and Friday. The first
score was 5 to 8 and the second 10 to O.
AT PEABODY.
Walton played ball with Peabody in
the park here and was defeated by a
score of 10 to q Features of the match
were the pitching of Harsh and the hit
ting of the Peabody team. Batteries
Ames and Patton; Harsh and Taylor
mpire-Moore.
AT MANHATTAN.
with a home run by Kahl with two
men on bases Manhattan won good
game from Leonardvil1e. The final
score was 5 to 8. Teams were well
matched and the game was full of in
teresting features. Batteries--Mallon
and Allingham; Furrey and Gothic.
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A1,2OO CROWD PRESENT

WW ~ ICHITA, KAN. Aug. 1s-
After Topeka had tied the
score In the seventh inning,
NAAFrom was relieved by Speer.
In the eighth he hit Pencil
with a pitched ball. two err
rors followed and Pencil scored
giving Topeka a lead of one run.
IN the ninth Laughlin led off
with a single, Becker was sent in to bat
for Speer and sent a line drive to the
club house for a home run. scoring
Laughlin and himself and winning the
game.
The score.
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ming and he had to retire, FaIkenberg
taking his place and giving four straight
bases on ballss Patten relieved him be-
fore the inning was finished. Sensation
al plays were numerous in both games.
Score by innings: R.H.E.
Washington .........o0O20o 001-3 s 2
st. Louis .----.-.-.....O 0 90 0011 CO 2
Batterles-Hughes and Warner; Pow
ell and Spencer.
SECOND GAME.
Score by innings: RHE-
Washington s.........O 0 5000 90 o-3 10 4
81. Louis ---..-.....5-..0 0 0 10 0 20 Ia 6 0
Batteries-Kitson, Falkenberg, Patten
and Wakefield; Howell and Hickey.
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Go to New york on the T,eI,iea.

Double Track Scenic highway. Con-
meets at Buffalo or Niagara Falls with
all lines from the west. Write Passen-
ger Department. Lehigh Valley r. r.
21s South Clark street. Chicago nj
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None out when winning run was m
III trETTrrs
eBecker batted for speer in ninth.
SCORE RY INNINGS

SCORE BY INNINGS.
Wichita. . ............1 o -
T'wobase hits=Andrews, Milan,
Davis. Home runs-From, Davis,
Becker. Bases on balls=OR Com
panion s. Struck out-By From 5, by
Speer 1. by Companion g. Wild pitch
Companion. Hit by piteher-By
6peer, Pencil. Left on bases=To-
peka 4. Wichita g. Earned runs
Wichita 4, Topeka 3. Sacrifice hits
Hurlburt, From. Holland. Stolen bases
--Ragan. Fillman, Miller. Time-2:O0
Umpire-Jones.
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Where they play tomorrow:
Topeka at Springfield.
Oklahoma City at Leavenwortla.
Webb City at Joplin.
Wichita at Hutchinson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-27
Program for Today and FRIDAY.
The following Is the complete program
for the last wv" days of the meeting:
THURSDAY. SEPT y

The following is the complete program
for the last tw" days of the meeting:
THURSDAY, SEPT. Il
aGO \. M.-lcdvc thr Bangor House and
proceed to front street and view the
new ttrI.-haiS OF the Eastern Steamship
Company.
go A. M.-insp"ct:nn OF the new passen-
ser station nov IN process OF construc-
lion for the Maine Central Railroad.
l0m A. M.-Take special trolley cars at
to, foot of Exchange street for trolley
trip to N"azie, Orono ana Old Town.
TO- A. M.-l-caro ears at School street.
v,azf' ,; ana nmIf,Gt thu big power plant
ll25 ~ M.-'rakc trolloys at Vrazic wait
ing rooms and proceed to Orono.
10 4; M n, NiW ~, al the University Of
ings of the State University.
100 T. M.-Lunch at the University of
2i3 i. M.-Take trolley cars for Old
!, r. M-Arrivc at Old Town. where the
mammoth electrical development of the
Bodwell Water Power co. will be in
s,,cted. and corveyanceS will be in
waiting so that visitors can see the ex-
t,nsivc operators on the Milford side
as wei. as in Old Town
i.3n p. M.-Reccptton by the governor Of
the Penohscot tribe of Indians at the
Indian agency.
:. r. =. M-Take trolley cars for Bangor.
which Will he reached at p. NJ.
4 &c F. M.-Rcceptton ana banquet AT tnt
Bangor House. rendered by the Bangor
board of Trade to the State Board del
CGates. -
100 A. M-Leave the Maine Central Rail
roads western station by special train
for Northern Maine Junction and pro
c.cd without change of cars over the
Bangor & ArOoStOok Railroad to Stock
ton and Searsport.
oon A. M.-Arrive at Cape JclliSon and
view the mammnth freight terminals.
10 - A. M.-Lcavc Cape Jellison by train
for kiddcr's Point
IN a, A N.-Ari'ive ut kiddcrs Point and
inspect docks and power plant.
II 20 A. M.--PrOceed by train to Mack s
PORT and inspect the big coal handling
plaut.
- 90 M.-Clam bake ut Searsport.
Ia p. M-Lelve ScarspOrt on the re-
turn trip and arriv" at the Maine Cen
tral station in Bangor at 3.Co z. M.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-27
STATE BOARD OF TRADE.
CONTINUED from Page One.

are shown those who come from away.
that they are not the victims OF IMPOSE
ton and that they be provided with ac-
cornmodations adequate to the occasion
and worthy of what Maine is destined to
become, the great summer resort OF the
nation.
Maine Is entering upon period OF "oh-
derful electrical development. AT the ses-
sion this evening ". will hear from the
individual who has successfully promoted
the great electrical plant at Deer Rips
on the AndroscogS1n. Tomorrow inc
State Board delegates VIII View Inc tnor-
oughly modern power plant OF tn Bangor
Railway and Electric Co. at NeaZie, -FOUR
miles above the city, where Is to be seen
one of the earliest examples OF harness
ing water power and transmitting 1t cleo
trically a considerable distance. Later In
the same day opportunity Will be onereo
to inspect the wonderful electrical deVel-
opment inaugurated by the BOdwoll Wa
ter Power Co. at Old Town and Milford
where has been expended in the vicinity
OF 81 600 600 in the largest electrical de'ei-
opment yet inauguratcd in Maine. An
other important electric TRANSMISSION Pt'
ject is the development of water power
at West Buxton on the Saco ana the
transmission of light and power to fort-
land and vicinity.
In the line of industrial development
new pulp and paper mills are sprlnging
up at Steep Falls and Bar Mills on the
Saco river at Livermore Falls on the An
droscOggin, North Arson on the hehhe-
bee. Dolby's Rips and Burnt Lana Rlps
on the Penobscot and at Sprague Faiis
on tho st. Croix. In connection with the
building by the Great Northern Paper co.
of the big dams and mills below MILL
nockct at Dolby's Rips and Burnt Land
Rims the Bangor & Arnostook Railroad
is building a branch railroad of a dozen
miles to connect with these coming in
dustrial centers. Conspicuous IN the Inc
of railroad development is the pushlnS
Of the Somerset Railroad northward to
Moosehead lake.
The Portland Board Mainc's largest
Board Of Trade is to be congratulated on
the bright prospects of soon being cstan-
lished in a handsome and spacious nome
Of IT'S own. This will have an inspiring
effect on other Boards of Trade through
ont Maine, and while there may De no
other Board in the State that aspires 10
quarters as pretentious it may III I'M"
lead to other cities and towns in TINS
state securing substantial Board Of Trade
buildings.