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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23
FINE OLD ROW
At PRIZE FIGHT
ssrgRre OWES a DECISION
WHICH DOES NOT PLEASE
cpowp AND EVERYBODY
TAXES \ SOAK At EVERY
BODY.

NEW YORK. July = --Amhy BIC.
carry ana Willie HoasY mot Ia a
hara kHaehie contest on = barge IL
the north hafbof yesterday In the
pfeaenee uf more than 300 nperfas
tore They got their money .
worth. - the decision Of The rel
cree giving Me6arrt the fixht Ia
The fourth round on an Alleged
faul resulted in 4 grand free fight
The fiaH wAn formed on the main
deck. and the fight tsxan b. HoseY
sealing Ia = whifiwlnd Of upper
oata TO MeGarrY's taw and driving
him all around the ring Hosey had
All he better Of tha milling all
through he first three rounds In
the fourth. while BE- Vas driving
Mcfiarra back. the latter fell - the
floor. claiming he had been fpulet
Tie referee allowed the claim. and
In moment fhs barge MAS he
scene Of = Wild mixua. but tho
tuzhoat which towsd the barge
reached the dock before anyone
was aeft8asiY hurt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23

nid ynu ever hear the story about
hos . Nauas foFaaek his original
declaration that he would nut plaf
baseball 90 sunday STANLEY Rehi
ann. owner Of the 81 Louis Cardl
nails. tells It Ike thla
In the old DAYS when the Temple
sun series aa4 ths blH event af thf
Fear nj the regular seasons close.
and the tap teams fought pretty
hard for The enpaFfauitF to contest
IN the aeeges. heeauae e meant ser.
artl hundred dollars extra moas9 Is
each 81 the lucky PLAYERS. well
Cleveland. fittaburs aud New fofh
we're fEhling for first And aeegna
hlAea positions old g Young Sas
With us At Cleveland. but had re
fused To PLAY SUNDAY baseball
think he had religious aeFBplea
against Il aAnXWaf he never PLAYED
oa the sabbath We Ners IN niaF
pittaauEs enc sunday saa & aas al
most necessary that 80 should heal
them L We NAutna a chance II the
Temple cup Ga Saturday 1ouuE
went "a the captain aad asked pes.
mission Ia pitch the SUNDAY same
What for. c. asked iae captain
Well. said CY. II ne wia Ne VII
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23
THE RIGHT DOPE

Dick Fleming Cans tsAessA
Prank err fan cans ~
Jask enef#u HalIy shsess y
Frank CLANCY Nothing sesha
Cars.
Refugee Holly Is my On. -
BET.
Fl Duke Cans i ihs vlnna
Horace EEbeft Think Cara V
win
Prank Skinner Looks isks Or
Joe clanln II Yau think n
vii ala Fau can Get bet out Il =
nlIiv Murray Haily viii viz
plum Pudding T9snsmy-i b
Brennan. the biae ksfuitll. fsf fessss.
Arthur Bennett Belle Kinnss u
beat em both. hat ! think Cans =
win.
mig Lacquer" Hanson Haar /
the wav.
Tom rorbeit-~6ans an he v
Johnny Reid Don't see hes c.
eHn iass.
EHsis nnnneIir--Gans al IN ~
Jack Lindsay Cans vsns sAff
Dick Damttio Holly vii MI
Nnffis Warren Holly shpzlt =
Gams down TIE fna gie
5afnnY Kane Cans al The ~
TuAs Hall Cans Nili Trim H.
steve 0'Bfien Cans VII - :
hs keepa away FROM uienis
charley Af1llen- Cans shz tal
Heragsfef.
Joe Holly T. fsss shFse 4
special
Frsnhis nese Cans wiii M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23
FIRST DEFEAT :.
FOR BALLARD
GIANTS TRIM rHt rAsr -
ny HOLDING thgN po.,.,
THREE Lone Htra
CHANCE IN rHr hlarA

Tor tie IT, IIHs flaa asas.4
faHi HaiIsEa lasehaIi fsss 1as
beaten gsafHz.as - fhs g.sa.
SEATTLE 10 H. tune II 6 h.
feature Of H. sHe wa ~ :, {.
laa II 9eeHiHs aHa talflei ~.
fai hell ana haa he hafa.tes.
ifaIfafH hasHH Hasa Ia tAfes -
HiHH HHHH 10TH sac Qua =
game Of H#HH ~ Injuries !. s.
iH#1 FHma H - aahHs sost !.
place IL Il ~
The aeafs 10 ga ia
lHHl hslf - The ninth. w6ss i
HaHHafI HIassHs afassaa -.
HaIiafl Had q ma On ihIfa tss
tHlHa# looked EIRHf faf s.
laHIHs Fame. but fHs neas 49,
Ill The fHef ri the bat= susl 80
ifz sH# baHE h Ealafda - =
81 aHIHa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23
HOW TOSSERS
MAY CUSS
NICE LIST OF PINK PRoFAaI.
TICS THAT PLAYERS MAY
UTILIZE on PROPER oecs.
sioss.

Some Que fccentiY prote rresf.
dent bert. Of the Pacific Coast
League. complaining that the san
Francisco and Oakland players
s1szHtluHs uzs suss waTas tia,
ran be heard In The EFanaatana Il
has been suggested that = schedule
~ milasF euaa wufds - arranged
foe Hae on the field ID ulll 80
something like thlA
i~Whea . player strikes cut he
may sag Darn a.
When be misses a rneaatY
nop fl and II hootsd h8 Nill ~
permitted 70 say Gosh dlHk Il !"
Whnn ne umpire gives \ elasaa
decision the agaFtHved player who
tAtnks that be las the worst of Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23
SOCIALISTS ORGANIZE.

Far the purpose ef extendlas An
fa*Itafioa - August pelm. the not.
ed socialist member Il tha German
rrichStNE. 70 address the socialists
OF Seattle. the sesndlnsvlpn social
isss o. Seattle reesntlY perfected ,
Temporary nixallam. The f1Fas
meeting q the saetetY vas he'd last
night. and Aadeeasad BY Mrs. hFtta
Morris On Evolution Of Society
The address waz usll resolved
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23

set 70 PLAY the Temple cup series
aud that mesna quite = bunch II
manaY Ia Is all
rs pitched the sunday game ard
Wan Il Also he pitched regularly
Ia his turn an SUNDAYS aftsf that
W concluded that II he eoaid slep
over aau aaf 10 help himself he
could do ~ ever tins Il vaz bia
turn . help ua
SUNDAY - the best attendance
dat IA baseball and the player whu
uill not piaK ga SUNDAY II not ~
valuable IN e team az the ene whe
Nill. heeause The faun expect % SEE
the ven hnat team - SUNDAY. and
thsY bee gme sore Il aalue fuNurtte T.
cat 81 the same that daR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23
wit OCCUPY PULPIT.

nss. A > Fugfsst. 81 GlasKuw
sacofl "a. wlll for the remainder ef
the snmmer fiIl tbs palplt ST the
Ftfas preshs tsf8au sha4rh. In The
ahssnee u Hax. n A Matthews
whass saeatfoa takes place dusfaK
that iime uf FufFvet 10 pastor
a sha Rsnfieid Street ehateh IN
Giasxav. eaa Il "a = fsas usaasha
leave. touring through Canada AMI
the Uaitsd states
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23
CANNOT MEET
QUAKE LOSSES
SAN FRANCISCO INSURANCE
COMPANY GIVES Up. WITH
LIABILITIES AND ASST IS
ABOUT EvEH.

IAN FRANCISCO. Iaiy %
President y ] Dufian. 81 the
Home Tira 4 Marine Insurance
company. announces thai the con
Gem aiil wind up is affair aua 20
Out sf business as result If the
earthquake Tire liabilities II Tie
Hama are about fi.dHo .naa aftHz
deIueilnf between fsaala AMI
$500 ono for r. insurance while IL
assets amount 70 81 go 1p9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23

There viii BE- big 8oings ~ Pleas
ant reach this afternoon among the
assemblies sports whe are over there
waiting for toriehfs TIGHT The
leaAfnr event viii be a baseball
"a rss between two teams known re-
rperfIvelY a. the sttnffords and the
Larry MrI.ean. The game IL for =
ate bet # aiao Besides the base
ball game Tom 0'uannel and Win
u4s cutter. fhs hall player. viii run
81 yards for a purse nf SO 1oiisrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23
STORM pARAlYxIa

SPOKANE JulY = rhas sitY
was visited - = thunderstorm et al
uiass uhrfsz sasuts8 Kiaieues last
night Lightning caused ne fuss~
II practically al 81 tn phones Is
the nafsh aut eAst section q ths
atty - BE burned 1uf Al ths tlHss
suen IN fhe etIr are engaged testaY
Ia repairing fha damage. ~ une
AS injured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23

may sas. on. aiaah. o. oh.
mefrf II be feels Epf1 SORE about
& he MAJ aay both at the sane
time nHf = il Hut expected the
players all avail themselves 4
fhla opportunity too often
The terms GRACIOUS Eno6.
naAA and Dear me ma BE- nsad
occasionally b. ell players
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23
SOLDIER DYING
AFTER CRAP GAME

A. result Of a ffse forsaii fight
following a crap game near the
Gfeenuleh ~ entrance % the fte
adia yesterday afternoon. Private
Joseph Ross. Of the iosta company.
coast artillery les diving With a
fractured skull. and Private Pope,
81 the same company. Is badly 10.
iufed The trouble started among
soldiers aud involved several civil.
I..-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23

ifaiaman Ia the Derby because he
HaH long price When the hahlH
ataHd sac lending alaHR the haak
stretch tie faHale piuHgatH we're
bowling lHaif headH Off bat deep
HIisHHa prevailed HhHH HpHuH
pa aaHH hfW ~ the stretch
Jockey Tim Sullivan carried off
1Ha a1iHa boaafa Of tie a4f b. pul=
aae -four winner aeef the plate. IN
Guiding the Derby winner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23

After oompleting an ersnn
tour Of the mining dissrtess 1
North America. J Rollins. . n
ne3e mining expert. arrived ! Z
attic last niKht Ar koians y,
uafeA from the mining assaftsz
Of the University Of Japan ~ i
under bis supervision The ~
copper mine. one of The sas
minpk In japan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23
TURF GOSSIP

Menhaa hi three mounts but
failed - wln aitb any q them.
much % the disgust - bis uamef
Gus feminine followers
neRaI bfaka down Fl tie first fars
sd ~lil probably never rec aKain.
Waiter EeAiea. Rha eas badly cut
Down In the Woodlands stake. Wa
shat yesterday morning IS Il AS
found iupaaslbis 10 save him
Homestead h#s been very sick
aad 10 net expected - iixs. lie vas
AAen n.tth = violent hemaffhaga IN
his stall the other might. ard @hse
Il wan checked the horse VAS -
asak hs fail ever. being unable 70
stand aH hin fess.
Ire books 81 made money tsatuF-
DAY. Nelson jones being ona 81 the
bixawat ptnBsfs lie sea over tz.seo
an ths a@Y.
Il Was stated that tsak Merhef-
han. shn aNnnpuret piuuaef. had In
tended enuttnE "a Seattle and bet
ting tiz98 On kamaisa. However.
his mAteh Haa staw the night bsfafe
and AZ usianea the beat. thus saving
bis Hanay. Maybe Jack isu.i the
iuear Kid
NJ J. Kelly. better known a.
snaaftinu KELLY had Gateway
Junior aat on the tFsek thte mafu-
ia sftss the latter had thfean sew
efsl enaeelsa haga
~nait~ Hiaeina brother Of the late
Lieutenant Governor HlmwiaHs -
nentans. was a. ths TRACK during
the aftefuaan aui hMs TIE works on
kam8lea lie returned u tae n saa-
der hut wiser fnaH
Tumfes Walker. the sssraiawi.i as
the gsall. eaH the nlannin. ald Sat
ufiaF aaa iean over four hundred
stffaaieana. although be started silh
= shoe string bark foli Tommy ].
ralag eaf today nlth bells On n su
auto ana aags no more cattle cars
Tor h4W.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23
WE'D IN SEATTLE.

Mrs Sarah swaaklna. widow of
the late Alfred Swadkinas Of CHI.
.caRo. was welded last ntghi a. The
Lincoln hotel TO Max kfsseswan.
Of Chicago. Rev NJ A MetFNewr
performed the ceremony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23
GIANTS
FIGHT TONIGHT
CANS AND HOLLY VIAL run.
Risa rite ausT rtasr uvuR
PULLED orr tt.raU NORTH.
wuaI

#fe be ct not IL be
Aaain the time hsnateH query
rauss into aasHn. naxs HsllY vent
t. bel last niaht With II Ringing IA
his ea9a aud All day to-day. rVeh up
Is the time he faces 1aa tlHaa IN the
elae At Pleasant teach tauia n The
words Nili be finEiHg IA tbs fssesses
Of tbs duhks head
uaiIY tackles the hardest ssee Of
hls tie Tonight lie feattses that
any time a man stacks up~aAninst
an aidsilua professional fiassss tas
aaus. a man who for renefalahip
aud efaftiuesa haa no superior IN tba
finK. he must knew more ataut the
game than The ordinary kgaNiedas
Of blocking aud punching
Landing Of the Punch,
The Nhals question aiumsfs
down 10 a few worlds. can aaliY
land hla huaeh There ls 10 HelflnK
away from the fact that he san hit
The punch Nith y hieh he pat Hufe
Turner away heutd haFa tunplsd
axef = mule net Cans = No easy
mark on Witch - land a Wailan
That ntmast serpent IKE cunning.
eaaaIied b perhaps oHlf tee men
Ia the annals Of Tie fiHs KID Ne
Coy ard 1aek 0ttfisn r. working
all the time. fhsfs ta never = ataHu
uhen uana ia not the enaL clean.
headed nEhtnr Sa matter how
hard the Naltup maY isnd an hiut
be knoNa perhaps Il = - saallHst.
iuat shat e. Ia
when uatiK ana dams met ths
fiFst tffne 81 Ishila aelnhia Il sas IA
ana 81 thona sis fauua affairs in
which the msu have "a 81 At .
iikhgn1nF paee 81 efAef 81 aatlsf9
che aBaetat8fa While the men were
cunning aat - : elInah naliY caught
Cans atga 81 iis sziEhf pa the Jaw
ana 1ns went saitinM anfVaa tie ftHH.
EVeayans ghauNht uAHs Wan EppH.
hut wtth sapfema avHst aishih bs
Aatxast the % susmina MeliF aHa
hung an him faf asaF life
dans All In.
Cars We 81 IN. bit ia nat Set
his atfaueaf kHnw a aha lasted aus
to six FoHHa# Il wnH TIE greatest
sshlhigiau ~ ataiilhe ever suaFtsa
"a asr fina whathaH n Holly laHta
- ranrh faaiahts Gaas viii b atle
q stall thKaush. feaaatna % he seen.
but Il IL efHeh that TIE greatest
lightweight battle zstr held 81 ths
northwest All tass psses al Pleas
aag n@A.h taulxht.
A. sst M referee has been select
-. hnt Il T. altaass elneh That lin
Morrison Wlll be the thtfa man n
To ftnm ftss pfwsiaWa rffaFtn ~
that gfus have alaaFH E3esn salts
faafian. sna rs presence ~ TIE rlue
weatt Fleass nxsfYouss
Aag Cheese crsan
II eass. haaesNf. thai NJ fimau
ahsasatslY refuses % ssrNa aeesKa
afwsu. u HAn nsanel.ea. isssy b -,
fseasA. armsa. Nha 10 the ss@susss
atNwe eight champion ~ the mufsa
kaaNn al ne anNtes Of pa sasae
ana Il Ma#slsaH eNnaas hssss@s Afssf
~ better fnau than Green eaul4 -
seiestxs. - Re hs~ = nafiusai spss.
sattau as eapanss fefsfee -
Mary cot - tres xtslsefs wiEi Re
present II shx eneseas. lsts :. nsfss.
hse having arrives IN 80 last
n,.ts Special bnafa nil FsryAs pes
a. 90. I sns - faf De 81 n
aH4 Fssasfn - hFtHN the sFsat Tors
haaa So sh~ eifr after the flaai
fsssfas ths faatn aYent there vii
~ fasfeaaa rssltsslsaFY between
nlea fatEe ard Jimmy Ray
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23

HldauzaaY haH HHe q fs5se =
aAaa4 HIaaHHaH HfHaa hase $50 -
HIHaa lass NHfa8sHaH5 b -
HHHa e ffteH NaHHf e M4tssx 80
HHHsz4H a7H - Mt5aIfa e - 49,.
bass - hsiis af asz aslss =
b HaH#sa fHff - afI iess 80 a. :
fsialfa Hasafa aaa glaskah
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23

THE hsts elbow brigade waa out
Ia fierce and fhaY nearly All piayet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23

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BATTERIES 1aHHsaHa saa Mala eamuslH
esd Hzfssa tHHiHa Turner
ftfHs aaHR p
Butte = #### #5sHH 3 g e -
HHs#HlHa $4,000 b e H#H
HaHaHfIHs ffaan sad HatHdaIIz tftaHtu
haIHalH# aHH HHHH
= aad HaHlH IL II ?
HAsaasa ===HHfHHaHaa - +
fls#Ita aaaHaHH aHa II &
batteries ttiaHlHfzatHaf7i aHd HiseHI tfassH
aIsa nHtHHaII NHlHHs ffHsfaH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23
PACIFIC eoAar leAaua.

rirst 0aias n II y
Hfssas - t6faHaaHas g
uaHHazaI aHHH ataH IS II
Batteries f4taHHfatd SD fiaHahs afa
hasH aaa titles fHanifsa tssftHs sd Car
aHHn
f85aHa sans e =
s 49, l 1850 asfissssitI Il +.
h4ttsHtss MHaassgaF sH# Last sa3sa Gates
sHa lHHzhHHl HuHafss tsHlus aad Dun
tHaET
n n X
- Aufatrs = s.=== =a4z84..4.5s 4
Haa NFafsa5sla $3.50 s##.84.asH %
fsaf5#f#ss HsfslasH aHH ssHssH1sa nilf
aHs4 s. ltsaa fHaH5Ha# kHsit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23
STAR FORM CHART

SEATTLE. tulY gt-~Thfry frat day. Weather
fast n IL Exherf. presiding judge nAhs.
as59 HscE~sit faraaka sslux Fouryesroas ~
yafka ia rF~ff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23

fIafsHs#ea ftHfa HH MsHs sHtaa
Hs4 s. ltasa HaH5fa kHsit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-29
WHAT is CATARRH?
Simple Way to Overcome the Dangers
of This DisagreeabIe Disease.

Catarrh is an inflammation of the
mucous membrane of the nose. throat
and lungs, with many annoying symp-
toms In this climate there are few
who do not suffer from this disagree
able disease. often in a chronic and
dangerous state.
Fortunately. within the last few
years. a simple and reliable treatment
for catarrhal troubles has been found.
-Hyomc, Il combination of healing
and germ killing balsams. that, when
breathed through the neat pocket in
halcr that comes with every outfit.
reaches the tiniest cells in the respira-
tory organs. carrying its healing and
health-giving properties to every part
where the catarrhal poison is present.
Used in this way. Hyomei kills all
catarrhal germs, drives the poison
from the system and heals all irrita-
ton that may be present in the
mucous membrane.
If you have the ordinary catarrhal
symptoms, such as offensive breath,
burning pains in the throat. cough.
raising of mucous, difficulty in breath
ing. sneezing. huskiness. discharge
from the nose. droppings in the throat.
coughing spasms. etc, begin the use of
H-omei at once.
A complete Hyomei outfit costs but
81. extra bottles. if needed. so cents.
and is sold by Bowditch. Webster &
Co, under an absolute guarantee that
lit will cure catarrh or money will be
refunded.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-29

From statements given out at the
Office of the referee in bankruptcy Cor
Kenncbcc county it is learned that
there has been a steady decline in the
annual bankruptcy cases for the past
three years. The number of the cases
from jan I, 1906. to date is 81. while
for the corresponding period in 1905 the
number of cases was 107, and for the
corresponding period in 1904 there were
125. For the present year the largest
failure in the State was in Kennebec
county. the liabilities of which aggre-
gatcd about $50, 600, with assets of about
ST., 900 The number of bankrupts whose
cases have been dismissed in the coun-
~ during the year is six, as follows:
Joseph Landry of Watcrvile, Walter
l.. Murray Of Augusta, Edwin f..
Roundy Of Clinton. Olivier Lahore of
Augusta. Thomas Latlippe of Water
Vile and Charles ii. Robinson Of Hal
lowell There have been three involun-
tary cases for the year. II in which the
deposit was not made at the time. but
was made later. six in which the de-
post was not made at the time and
have been dismissed since, and II on
which deposits were not made and are
not VT due. No petitions were filed
during the month of January.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-29

J. II. Cogan & Co. have just installed
rev National cash register which is
the latest thing of the kind which the
company manufactures and is also the
only one of its kind in the State. mas
much as ii is operated by electricity.
The register is in appearance very
much like the larger registers in use,
but is fitted with q number of appli-
ances that the ordinary register does
not have. among them being arrange
inents for keeping the accounts Of each
clerk separate. Each clerks account
is designated by letter. there being
six in all. and by this means the sales
of each clerk are registered separate
ly, also the total sales of all clerks,
and the number of customers that each
clerk has is also registered. The reg
lister is operated by B-horsepOwer
electric motor. the current being taken
from the incandescent circuit by which
the store is lighted. and while the reg
lister can be operated in the ordinary
manner by the crank, the work is done
much more quickly by the motor. The
register is a very handsome one and
is we'll worth a visit to see.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-29
PRESENT TO SHERIFF HAM,
County Officers Give Parlor Suit t.
Retiring Popular Official.

The deputy sheriffs and county Off
GERS of kennebec county called upon
High Sheriff Frank j. Ham at the jail
yesterday afternoon and presented him
with a siX-piece mahogany parlor suite
and Mrs. Ham with a fine cut glass
berry dish. The parlor suite is up
substantial present.
The presentation speech was made
by Deputy Sheriff +. Morris Fish Of
liallowel. Sheriff Ham responded
very feclingly and at the close invited
the party to partake of lunch and
cigars.
Those present We're: County Com
missioncrs Josiah W. Bassctt of Wins
low. Irving r. BRADLEY OF Vienna and
Hcrmon II. Adams Of Belgrade; Clerk
OF Courts Charles W. Jones Of Augusta
Register of Deeds George Il. Smith of
Winthrop. Judge G. r. Stevens of Au-
gusta. County Treasurer James T..
Blanchard of Chelsea, County Attorney
Thomas Leigh of Augusta, Janitor
James ;. Mckinney of Augusta. Mes
senger George Pcaslce of Augusta.
Turnkey Jabcz Tyler Of Mt Vernon.
Deputy Shcriffs Henry I. Morse of Au-
gusta. Il. NJ. Cross of Augusta. Mark
l.. Rollins of Chelsea Sumner SouIc
OF Gardiner. T.. Morris Fish of Hal
lowell. Hiram Gilman of Mt. Vernon
FRED W. Brown of ReaGGcld, Charles
a. Carson of Randolph, Ira J. Robbins
OF Eassalboro. Willis A. Pinkham of
Windsor, and Harry E. Merrill of Mon.
mouth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-29

Notice has been received at police
Headquarters from Supt. Mctslade Oh
the Pittsburg, Pa. bureau OF ponce Oh
ferinc a reward of $1,000 for the arrest
and conviction of two men VINO are
wanted in that city on a charge VI
murder. the description of the men pc
ing as follows: Herman Hlrsch' a!''S
George Mack, alias George II. Cailie'
alias Charlie Mack. alias Z. T.. Roti''
q or &c wears Of age. 5 feet lnches IN
height and weighs 1855 or $50 pounds'
Hair and eyes very dark. skin not 50
dark smooth face. gold crown IN pach
tooth of upper jaw. gold plug III too'l'
next TO eve tooth: good dresser Wheh
last seen wore dark barred ram coat,
dark gray suit, black stiff nat ana
,aced shoes: is n street car conductor
and also a railroad brakeman and may
annIv for that kind of work. The o'heF
man Tom McCann, is about - years
of age. nearly feet in helsht anu
weighs 165 or 10 pounds; mas sanoH
hair, rarts it in center and comoed Wen
down over forehead: smootn Iace'
brown ewes and is rather boyish look
ing: has gold tooth in front part .,
INNER law: wore mixed gray striped
suit dark brown overcoat with Ne'|e'
collar. The men are desperate ho'uups
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-29

the Augusta merchants and others who
contributed so literally to the Christ
Iaiss tree which was given for the poor
children of the city. The tree was
held at her residence on Dickman
street on Monday afternoon and was
Il pronounced success. About 100 chill
dren were furnished with candies and
toys and the afternoon was a source
of a great deal of pleasure to all who
were present. The contributions were
larger in number than on any year
since the custom of holding the tree
for the children was inauGurated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-29

A curious spectacle was noticed on
the roof of the north Purinton coal
shed Thursday, it being a large Tenn
plar cross done i'll snow. and the effect
was brought about by the action of the
sun on the snow which had accumulat-
cd on the roof. Close to the shed stands
an electric light pole, and during the
time that the sun was out Thursday
fore noon the pole and its cross arms
cast a shadow on the roof. The heat
of the sun was sufficient to settle the
snow except in the shadow cast by the
pole. and the result was that the snow
ir the shadow was left about two
inches higher than that around it.,
which produced the effect above men
toned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-29

Some Augusta people have yet to
learn that private postal cards with
writing on the address side in addi-
ton to the address require a two-ccnt
stamp to carry them through the mail.
There are many postal cards which
have the front divided into two parts.
one for the address and the other for
the writing. but these are mostly Of
foreign make. Commencing March ].
1907. however. a One-cent stamp Will
carry a card of this kind. the law read
ing that the left half shall be for writ
ing and the right half FOR the address,
but this applies only to private postal
cards, and not the regular government
issue. which may be used only as here
tofOre.