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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23

The shaft on the Basin property Is
down SO feet and has followed the
ledge all the va The ore Is said 20
be improving as depth Is gained
The shaft Of the Amazon Dixie
property tn the Saltese district Is doxn
IS feet. and Is In rich copper ore. The
ledge has been opened BY surface cuts
for 500 feet.
The crOsscut on the Ben Hur prop
erty is In ls0 feet. and has YET l00 feet
20 go before II wili open up the ledge
/ he crosscut will cut the vein al q
depth OF so feet
The Bunker Hin A. sullivan on
Thursday Of last week broke Ell pre-
vious working DAY records by deliver.
.nE to the mil through the kei50gg
tunnel IlSs tons ol ore
The Gettysburg mine. near Mullan
has been closed. and wall not reopen
until the spring
A report from the Re1 mine. on
Nine Mile creek. In the Occur a'Alenes
Il that the long lost ledge. which vas
missed when No stope vas driven
OF to the Northeast instead OF 20 the
northwest. has again been located. and
carries a vein of rich lead and silver
ore upward OF FIVE feet &C. width.
While working on q Esllows frame
81 the Hecla mine. az Burke. recently
c. ". Holmes. q miner. loSz his bal
Ance and fell 80 feet % the ground
breaking bis neck and Killing him in.
stantly.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23
May Revive Santiago FeVd.

The Schlsy-E Evans feu1. originating
AZ the naval battle Of Santiago. and
brought % > clinax whsn Fighting
Bob kvsns testified against Samp
sons enemy ~ the sehley inquiry
threatens 70 break out afreah when
congress meets.
The administrator intends 90 pgsss
. bill creating vice admiral and give
Evans thar rank. schley's friends wAnl
action postponed until afssr AuEusy ~
next Shea Evans retiH@s. Ihege =
talk Of having thTss We ssniral. n
senley e@n = ss5nored zna ne oppo
staoa o a. friends ended
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23
NEDTTORIALSS
Opinions of Great Papers important Ssbiects

supremacy. Ns~ i0rt, fhilaaephla Ba=san ana sr-rr
eitiea Chicago and San FrSnr.u have n~r~~art,. -
as metropolis - seetisn remained H. hrsin e.ua-r.
% tns ooantfg washington has never alisa ous ans
sl-su'-ea ns srunaai ifams~orh ssst 81 poser and
beauty u has not b~c0me q city 81 hame.
A national unity Develops the capital ear ruuxs No.
come "ore and more the heart 81 esunsry R-rsln
and ~ Petersburg hardly less artna N tn n.nn.v
IN Witch theS were derived nsonal espsas fndle.,.
the possibilities Of the eu - washingssa u b heosm-
ING faVeri'e place for wealthy people % nvs a. us.r
Pact year inseasins nnnaher ~ enc intes.ssiw
drawn TO the city BY special Interests nnds permanent
Judgment there
The geographical position. the natural facti.. fur
tram ~ithout which No city have hesthy lfs n.
unlmtes resources Of the government - sund ID =
model municipality. al consHlrs % make washnxton In
every se~e 81 the great ctsu the woridYousAs
Companion
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23

TIE courts are not sufncssnfiy care
ful IN examining evidence: ln asrer
tanning whether another marrzsgs n
contemplated II usiRg their Esod e.
eos 10 bring ths partiss into frien1ly
relations again; IN making . distine-
ton between $3.50 where TIE grant-
Ing o. q decree would - an Art Il
righleousness snd those where q you'd
tsad gtlIl further 70 bring ths stsfast
MO disrepufe TIE laws - tie al
fsrenf states are cuipable ees=aass 81
their lack u system. co-oraina9isa ard
eeulty-ridicuiouaiy narr0u In snuas'
shsurdiy Ios@e - stbera
One root - he pre~ens evils ssrtaiu-
b may b founI n tbs laws fer mar
rlars. There - - ether bee 80 go
tracf - easily and ear~iesziy entered
into. conclad@s n article On -Davorre
- The ueilneztsF. Boys and Kirls ear
n.ake q contrae1 20 marry - IN aes
Nhen they could not nsks ous 70 bur
s pew ~ furniture. In many STATES
% Iioeuss = ne1eszary. In sams q
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23
PHOTO TEA A LONDON PAD.

0u@~ss Asked 60 IdeatffT Pictures -
Frasnds Tsh~s IN ChfIdho@d.
Ijondsn society las e nex craze, call-
I'd the photo tea. which has caught
on b~cause u v productive 81 50 mucA
genuine amusement. says the Ssw
fork American. Each guest who -
ceives an Invitation - requested -
bring photograph - himself Or her
s-if taken before the age Of Eve Al
the photographs are duly Numbered.
and q Lat Of names is kept By the
hostess After icing collected sna
shussed they arr Distributed among The
piayerA
Tss fun consists in snoeavoring -
trace the originals ~ portrsifs So
many minutes are permitted for %
s~rFsfisn. and thea the number - TIE
phetegrzph snd the Eness az its iden-
tfy are written % : sheet - nsss
pap~r. TIE pictures are Their pss~a
81 frgm enc 90 another. and the sasss
program II gone thronxh with TIE ne~
observer. The result ~ The secoRa oD-
servsffon is also reeorded
This goes On until every pbotoEraph
has passed through the hands Of eseh
Rae9f The lists are then Inscribed
win the players names and ere eoi-
iected The player wbo II suscessFzi
In fixing the identity n ms. eaee~ -
eeivss ne srss prizs. and The seesss
s0d third prfEes g % the -nextsr Il
re s.-.n.T q acrursis guesssA
Ia sight Of a psrFaessd pisyer sear.
fns axsdit q. ezra gaast untfi hs -
maize - kis fnind no wss The piunp
80 = sssss velvet kniekerbeokers - ne
,t>tar-eheeke4 Firs n pinaf0rss and
paaits = funny. One need not - saseA
- = prophet % prusnosticats Ne
spesay appearaBos u ~ game = tas
rnffea States
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23
A NEW
STATE
PRESIDENT SIGNS PRO.
CLAMATION.
LITTLE FoRMALITN ATTENDED
CEREMONY AT NATIONAL
CAPITOL.

A new star was added 10 the Amer
lean Tag By the ADMISSION formally
into the Union Of the state Of Okla
homA
President Roosevelt AZ 1915 s'clock
Saturday morning signed the proclS-
nation admitting the territories OF Ca
iahoEna and Indian Territory Jointly as
one u the American states Little
formality attended the ceremony
which meant 80 much 10 the people
of the two territories. In appending
his signature 10 the proclamation the
president used 9 pen formed from =
quill plucked from the sing Of an
American eagle The zen viii b. D.
posted with the Oklahoma Historical
society
There vas absolutely no ceremony
connected with the signing az the
proclamation. The act Sas done In
the cabinet room. TO Which had been
admitted senators Carter and Dixon
81 Montana. and Warner Of Missouri.
besides a number OF residents OF Okla.
homa. most Of whom are connected
with government departments IN
Washington II vas exactly 1915
O'Clock when Secretary Loeb thre~
open the double doors reading from
the presidents private once He had
the proclamation In has hand. which
later be laid on the large square blot
ter AZ the presidents position a. the
head OF the cabinet table The presi-
dent entered and took his seat al once
was handed the long eagle gull pen
by the secretary and. himself lifting
the lid from the iukktand dipped the
pen and wrote has name In large let.
tiers. the pen making an audible
scratch with each movement When
be had finished ais signature the pres
Itent picked Up a small bloter. with
which he blotted his name. and then
looked up and exclaimed
Oklahoma Is a state
The signing and all incidents con.
cerned with II consumed bur one min.
ute, and a. their conclusion the presi.
dent reLlTeS 70 hs private ofioe say
ing as ne did So
Good n6rning. genilensen-
The slight delay from the Original
plan Of having the proclamation signed
al exactly 10 O'Clock Is explained sim
ply by ths statement the president
vas occupied with his mail No sig
nifcanoe Is attached 10 the Is minutes
delay.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23
Aoki Drinks Evans Health.

viseount Aok recently drank a toast
10 the health OF Rear Admiral Evans
his honorary guest ~ a dinner party
o. naval and diplomatic notAbles and
their wives The ambassador wished
Fighting Bob" q prosperous voyage
for the big battleship feet that wii
shortly sail for the Pacific Assistan'
Secretary OF the Navy and Mrs. New
berg we're among those present
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23

them gir1s q n OF - ~ 81 nasa -
conssas Of parsnta No vubiiciu b -
guire1. - prsvioas annsuncsmsnfg q
tn lsws 81 enc State oEFer any HRS
rases sAs parties have ut - 90 serszs
ths bore@R into another. Ths inszns
may marsy. fesbse minced. criuanzhA
p4upeFs. eunnunDtsEss-shs whois alm
% ths Stats b. ss many msrrasass &c
ppzEbla, reEnr6iess e ths euzss
qesnesa
Ths marvel II nss tai - May. -
that - few end n ~ divorua eszFA
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23
Rlos IN Lsulsvils.

Louisville. Ky. Nov. "a Two police
men we're injured by bricks. Eve mea
arrested and a number Of persons
dubbed az the result OF q Yiotous dem.
onstration by striking streetoAr en-
ployes and their friends SUNDAY after.
noon A mass meeting OF strike syn
pathiEers vas held this afternoon a. a
hail in the central part % the city. a.
which heated speeches we're mad
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23
TAFT AT vLAolvosrok.
imperial Car at His Disposal fer S.
berlan Tourney.


Vladivostok. Nov IS Secretary
Taft arrived here AZ noon Sunday on
board the converted cruiser Rainbow
The Rainbow anchored OF shore
guarded By the Chattanooga and the
Galveston The secretary and his party
will remain On board their steamer un-
al their departure from viaaivOstok
over the Trans&iberiRn railway for 81
PetersbuTs II : O'Clock on the morning.
Of November is. An imperial car has
beer placed Al Mr. Tafts disposal for
this tourney. and the emperor OF Rus.
STA has detailed military and naval
aides % accompany him
II h probable that from 81 Peters
burg Mr.. Tan yin Journey directly n
Hamburg and sail for New YORK on
December On board the steamer Pre-
ident GrAnt
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23
Faassat Roaf.

Cowes. Isle q Wight. Nov. Is-The
British destroyer. In ofacial trial here
aeTelOp@d q speed and held It Tor six
hours Of stA knefs per hour. This
= equivalent 2 - land miles, This
haakes her b. 81 odds the fastest Boo,
IN the world. She 10 fitted wfth tur.
ssas engages an6 . tubular boiler and
zses oil foT fuel
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23

hlchseoTfch
whd lsasHg coud -
dust Indignant chauffeur -esteh that i1poasns
dog and the driver did h entertaining bs osenng sunurn
d he standing tnfs
rated had -
be shouted = demand sri grand aake
and went explanation Of q t tie saosa nAs
Calmly lkng spoiled offspring NJ rspneoI
We'll American IN Jaw~
t~nighted
that hastily .
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23

Hes lsag Il u solag = take D. 81
through ustb this easeY- asked the ell
ent. wko was under suspicion q house
bReakinK
Well replied The Foung lswyer
thouxhtfullT. eth take ne about two
weeks - Fet through sta a. bot In
afraid ~ going 10 take you about
four years.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23

Hasana-It - Hn1on1eed that the
recent census taken IN tbs city shows
that Havana has TsopaiAfion ~ -
z7s. belnK a. increase q fslee6 over
me cenaus e 1893.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23

result Of knowielge theft Of tlnber lands ana
minerals ard monopoly Of the rnnRv wIn 90 lonser hs
permitted Much Of the honest opposition 70 the cres-
tion o. rational forests from . wrong IDEA n
their purpose and use They the nFst ougeuns Of
general policy that T. Slowly taking SHAPE TIE pube
mind the eonvton that our naturni reaoarps fose~sn
waterways and land put here ~ nsed N q d~a-
mite way and that this b. open 10 aIl alike
National forests crested insure 70 the home build
81 and u home Industries perpetual sapgay of timher
90 preserve the forest wAtershsax and ~
insure steady and constant stream noN and 10 maks
certain the fair and laaful q and ransa
They open 10 ali persons with TIA Fssricsian
that their permanent shall h. used 10 such
way that they viii beeome exhausted but viii re-
main fer the 81 others in the future DEVELOPMENT
- the nation The wise o. al their Fe~ournes-
timber ~ssss, lsnas minerals ssA F==<s-ss esaSzr-
aged In every way 1he ehief Ain l. e make hen
large fseiors 80 the gphudiag % West and IN the
permanent weAith ~ the entire cuumiry-Tle Osalook
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23

eF1hANE-
sNhslemsis proesss PrtesA
Vegetables 81 cvt. beess.
81 rutahAgas. o.. carrots. Tee. whats
turnip~. 81. parsnips. si-aS cot. esaii-
fi0wer. TsGti doxsn heads. onions.
o.. tomatoes. zoe boa. green. 1be.
sweet potatoes. ss-se est: potatoes Tss
cwt. Hubbard squash. TSe dOE. citronA.
TSe aos: pumpkins. TScGsl: eggplant,
81 80 crate: peppers. So0soc bon. par
sley. ISe doH bunches. ceicry. eo11se
d0z ounchss. pineapples. t3TS9s;
Conoord grapes. 1SG zee basket. IN
peach boxes. soc. Tokays. tiTs crate.
Auscst grapes. las: bananas. szTt
% huneh. huckiseerries. &C 10: Gran.
berries. sle bbl: water pears. sa-7t
boa: Valsncia oranges. s6.3s bon:
leDons. g. SO bon: cooking apples. 7sc
tsi bon. fAncy eAting. si.2s1i 80 bon
ounces. tl2S boa. comb honey. ss-Ts
case
Whsleesis Neat Prices.
Beef-stsers. dressed. sA@7r 10.
Gov beef sh6se 10. mutton. dressed
i2Ase 10. pork. Ice 10. hams. ibi4e 10.
bacon. lsc 10. lard. i2A4e 10: dry sali
extras. 81 cot: dry salt backs. tla.bo
Get. veal. Tn6sc 10: smoked salmon,
Chinook. Ice ID: white spring. i2AAc
Wholesale Feed Prieea-
Bran. 81 ton. bran aud shorts. SIS
ton red shorts. sls. white shorts. 81
corn. Whole. s. 80 cat. cracked. 81 Te
rolled harley. fls5 cat. wheat. l5e
e~t. timothy hay. SIS ton. grain hay
SIS ton. oats. 81 50 cat: straw. SIC
ton.
seed-Red clover. $3.50: choice
tisSo. Kentucky bluegrass. tlx.Be
ewt. timothy. s65o. white clover. ais:
alfalfa. SIS
Prices Paid 20 ProduesrS
Live Stock-Steers. tSs0G4 est
cows. g. sSds cwt. sheep. s4Qs2t
e~t. hogs. ESQ cWt. calves. "a Csc
10. hogs. 7d74e ID.
Poultry and Eggs-I1ve hens. loM
lie ID. live spring chickens. I0Glis
IL dressed hens. i2nl4c 10: ducks
live. 12c 10: turkeys. live. l66l7e 10.
dressed. isG2oe. geese. live lie;
dressed. 14c
Hides-Green beef. Sc 10: dry saited
cured. 7d7a4c: dry flint. l4dl5c. call
skins. green. l0c. dry. zoe: Kip. 7e
lamb pelts. a0c each long wool pelts
I i2tze 10
Creamery Produce Z o b Spokane
FIRST grade creamery butter fat. 33ts'
m
Feed-Timothy hay. s2o627 ton o I
1 Spokane. grain hay. S1s1la ton. cate
g. 2a1i rs cwt feed wheat. tiz5 ewt
whole barley. tl.le cwt
Portland ard Tscerna vshess.
Tacoma -Bluesten. s5c. club. sc
red. sic
Portland -Blusstem. s5dSsc: club
s3c. red. sic. valley. s5ns6c
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23

The Americas Federation e labor.
b . vote Of IS 20 90, hss Fefuaed 20
renord itself as faversas government
ownership of raklsssss ana unines.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23

~ = nonsenss - ~ nat q -
nsFer has ehs l1ss sssr6 IN A arg
neat wftA his wife
-I4oas - then 81 "a isst wuF4-
-Yeu admit n. - ysur
-Csr4ainly: their wfEas hand = -
thnm- =-Ffousfnn rasf
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23

than oldest and riches universities afford These
departments would sso provide supplement the regu
lar teaching Of the university rich corps Of spe
clal lecturers and assistants
Whatever may come q this plan. 4 l. q significant;
expression fesRE leag cherished f. this cauatry
the capital ought be the chief Of in
tsilerfual activities
The older cities OF neutral growth and commercial
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23

ths ordinary Of brains with vhich be
eowed Where did h. get the hunch9 Tits lucky" IN
spirstion from habtual gent ~ brains
The -lucky dog simply put and together and
believed that yhsy made four lie combined logic with
conndenc~-and won
The man without the hunch 10 what be is FOR tao
reasons Either he Il ndolent put and
twO together. ese after he had put them together
be was afraid that b. had made mistake and that
they made something Else besides -four logical mind
the alert 60 henent the owner almost without hs
conscious FoitOn 10 product Of careful training
II you complaining that you have had am
LUCKY hunches go yourself grasp the full
ing o. every minute incident that oonnsyton
With each days work To this every DAY. To not -
each day - cumplete In itself Relate dag xith
its compiler activities 20 other day you all
Discover that incident o. today are-t hear
lnG upon incident - some other day. You mas -
the only person who has made this discovery II you
are energetic. you vii t 10 your advantage
And there you Your lucky "hunch- has Try
t. Don't be snvying other lucky dogs Make yourself
an object for sHvy.-Chcago Examiner
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23

waen q girl - - ysars ed. - 49,
NJ. l.sr-plf ~ siaeaooo1 ana 49,
thai sever reduees tis esEimata
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23

TIE nan wAo returns home suH
ty-haadsd fregeeatly carries . larEs1
lna6 fhas IN mere proFerhial aslsk
bor
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23

Berlin. New. xe-secretsry Tan has
definitely and finally decided net to
visit Emperor william
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23

wbsn > maa taiks ss 4 rue. hs Il
r~Sre~=nfinz his Exeisdsa=. - his in
6lvidBal fneable YER fes fseopls con-
deuun = fhlaz hecause = = wrSaG o.
nwniaa Il azHsazse IA T. Flxh1
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23
TIE CAPITAL CITY.

FFORTs are belng made 10 create 10 Wash
ington . great national university such
ar institution would ind already made IN
the Congressional Library. the Museum. the
Smithsonian Institution and the various
scientific departments Of the government
an enormous material equipment lsftsr
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23

D1nt - ktdsapDed-that Il % say.
zaat - sg@eszs4y lag zoe e sstko1f
: Pru<est
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23

~ and then from TIE West euns protests
and complaints against the poliey Under
which the nntionai forests are manaTsd.
some ~ thess are made IN guod faith. ana
should b. met with a clear statement II
jusi what ths national forest policy 10 ana
bon il IL he.nr carried out eshers are n.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23

large new boarding house is b.
ing built at the stemwtnder mine. In
Fairview camp
During the month OF October more
than 5000 tons Of copper ore was
shipped from the Snowshoe mine
which established q new high record
Tor that property
II Is rumored among mining men
that the closing down OF the CRANKY
mines and smelter will be OF but short
duration and that there is a big merger
q Boundary companies planned.
One encouraging feature In the news
Of the week was tho ~a~s-ius ~ Ro,--.
dairy and othee stockholders In ns
Ooa4sollaateu ..44nlng o. 5-4l,...aL c,.l.
nanw - Canada gsS ~ "a ==----t
sividsne checks % thas sonssxn. %.
ils ~Dat a. Huosn a. tnss -. .as.-.
dividend payment
II is the general impression in Mel.
son that the shutdown u the copper
mines In the boundary IL merely q
matter Of adjustment 81 wages. and
that II the men are willing r. take the
Butte scale-the Butte scale being the
rise and fan Of wages with the rise
and fall Of eopper-the Boundary
mines and shelters will soon De IL
fun blast again
The lie Rot. q; ROssland. b e. -
developing In = Satisfactory manner.
as neu ore finds continue 10 be % q
high grade and the outlook Is for a
long period Of usefulness A larger
foroe-abOut i2s mems employed in
the mine and mill than for several
years past lie Role No. Is operating
TIE vancouver mine IN the SLOGAN
and II is q valuable asset Of the com
pany. Seventy men are employed In
the mine and mill ~ Vancouver. and
regular shipments % concentrates
and ore continue 20 be mace 90 the
Trail smeiter
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23

"a. just had = hunch~ That 10 the way
the succe~sfnl man often explains = partic-
ularly wiss and remunerative movs on he
part 70 the friends no want 90 know hos
he did 81 -Incky dos the le~s suoeess
ful ones remark - they walk away. Was
he inckr1 Or did he nfuapiv u~p A tiffte Of
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23

Beef-Steers. dressed. e. @7c 10.
coz beef, shs 6sc 10. muttOn. dressed
i2Asc 10. pork. Ice 10: hams. ibi4e 10.
bacon. Ice 10. lard. i2A4c n. dry sali
extras. sll cwt: dry salt backs. tia-So
cot: veal. Tn6sc 10: smoked salmon,
Chinook. Ice ID: white spring. i2iAe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-04
SEASON IS over,
Pine Tree Twice Defeats
Portland Labor Day.
Bangor Hands Biddetord Team
a Double Defeat.
Bangor Will Finish Week At Fair IN
Presque Isle.
STATE LEAGUE STANDING.

Portland. Ne, Sept 3.-The Maine
State League concluded ITS scheduie
yesterday. Bangor winning two games
from EiGdcford ana Pine Tree defeat
ing Portland 4 couple Of games.
The schedule had been made "ut
for the remainder "f The week. but the
RiGdcford team all not wish To play
anv longer ana when they learned this
il! EangD. they mohc arrangement -
to play III" remainder Of tht week Ill
Prrsui.. Isle, whore there is TO De
fair
The only teams that remained We're
Pine Tree ana Portland.
Manager Williams said last evening
that he would hav" been willing 10
continue and Of cnurs" IN" Portland
man: cement was prepared I" ana e.
cil,d to play ont III" schedule. IN y
would have played with Bangor h"Ee
tomorrow. but til" pilGriInaE" 81 me
down-nast team up mi" tn" Spud
c,Itprrv ended Whatever possibility
there. vas If completing tn" -"rlcS.
II must III said I"r tile Portland
mana:!cnrnt that it il they who nave
k.pt tn. L.agu t,@.thr? throughout
tn. season ami il must l' regarded as
unfortunate that The glnr for tn" r"7
naming f"}v Gays rnuil mt hay" bees
played. Tho I'rrr~t avenue grounds
hav. been .!na. pvrY INTO D comfort
abb. b.. hau Yr.;k. thc sport there has
been cIcan .'rd TN. f,u,"'H- have been
turnieh"d ~ith til. best sport Port :
in